The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1874-05-05

FREIGHTS-We notice that the steamship Andesn.
line between New Orleans and Liverpool. 2O99 tons
carry ing 1898 bales cotton. and 900 bushels bull
corn. draft of 10 feet inches. passed out to
by the Southwest Pass at 30 this morning without
detention. 1t appears that she took the west channel
Of the Pass which is the most dl ect to the Gulf but
has not hitherto given the best water There are no
| dredge boats at work in this Pass.
The market continues extremely dull. We quote as
follows:
By steam-Cotton to Liv erpool I'd; to Ant
werp, via Philadelphia I'd; to Boston. via New York,
Nc; to Providence, via Philadelphia cc to Fall River.
via New York, &c; to New York Nc; to Philadelphia
9-16c.
By sail-cotton to Liverpool -@Xd; to Havre &c;
no Bremen 1896; to Baltic ports ia; bulk corn to
Liverpool, I'D. to Rouen. Csc.
with fair demand. and 100 hhds sold at TIC for
good common to fair, sHc for good fair 8a@sAc for
| fully fair. and &c for prime.
! ing, and bbls prime fermenting sold at 6Oc p
FLoUR-we note good local demand and firm
market. with scarcity OF low grades which are most
called for Late Saturday ening 1O0o bbls sold for
Cuba priv ste terms. The sales to day embrace
1859 bbls of which 40 superfne at s5 co. So rs ard
lO 100 and ~ low treble extra &c. Is good treble
e1ta at So IS; Is and $50 at IS So 40 at Sc rs; so
Is and 200 choice extra at 81 49, 100 at 81 Is aud
so at 49, 70 at 25 and so at So So 25 and 50 at
So IS; 225 at 3d. Is at 80 49, 49, 2o0 Co., 125 and 1919
to the local ira e. on private terms and 500 bbls
good treble extra, taken for Cuba at 81 rs y bbl
There is very little on the way here from the West
and inquiry for Cuba is increasing.
CORN MEALS scarce an holders asking 81 %
p Dbl; 800 bbls sold Saturday at S4(d4 10 p bb,
and 1,O bbls. sold to-day On the landing at 81 . Dbl
are advancing. J re is not much demand at present
but with clear weather activity is looked for.
Some holders asking So; but there
sales saturday at So 81 and So IS at retail They
Offering to arrive at 50 rs p bushel.
POkK-Is quiet but very firm with small stock
on md. Original mess is held strongly at SIS .
th inv nf1 md 10 tailin at EvLr,
weight is jobbing at SIT (117 IS p Dbl.
DRY SALT MEAT-None in first hands. Dealers
sides 9Ac; clear sides 9ac Ftb casks shout iers sold
at SIC p ID. There some other small lots of
shoulders not reported at the same price.
BACON-The stock is small and held by dealers,
and there only job trade at s5@71sc for should
ers log lOSc for clear rib 81 and lO7s@lO1sc
lear sides, with round lots held at these prices 10
casks clear rib sides sold at 9c, Is at 1910, and
do clear sides at 10ssc p fb.
BREAKFAST BACON-is in better demand and now
he d at 11s@l2c p 10.
HAMS-Are ftmer and the stock of choice sugar
cured is small. They are quoted a. 121a@l31ac tb.
10 tierces sold at 1sc. ands20 at l21zc p tb.
LAnD-Is scarce and in active demand and at
Saturdays advance So 60, %, 3, and so tierces
fined sold at lie. Keg is quoted at II Ag1lac p tb
There is little or none on the way here.
WHISKY-Dull. Lou siana rectifsd is gu ted NOM
naly at 96c; so bbls choice Cincinnati sold at 99c y
gallon.
CORN IN BULK-There is supply Offering Of
about 100 900 bushels The market is stronger, and
the stock is held at soc p bushel.
WHEAT IN BULK--No supplies offering. It would
command 81 4o@1 AZ p bushel for Chicago No. 2
Spring. Orders are here for it.
CORN IN SACKS-Prices higher, owing to an
advance in the Western markets. The supply is light
and the demand is moderate. The safes comp Use 225
sacks, of which 500 white and 1000 mixed &C., 500
white at 92c, and $50 choice viii at CSC u bushel,
showing an advance OF &c to Sc D bushel.
OATS-The supply is fair and the demand is active
at hrmer prices. The sales comprise $3.50 sacks, of
which 200 St Louis at Gle, $780, 800. $50 1909 sacks
choice at &c p bushel
BRAN-Ie in light supply and fair demand, with an
upward tendency in prices 700 sacks sold, of which
$50 and 80 at 81 IS and $50 ct 81 40 q 100 fb.
HAY-ts in fair supply and dull 125 bales prime
sold, at 1914 p ton.
VIOLA lot Of 1000 lbs sold at Ice for Louiaians
bury and SOC for clear There has been much
during shearing that wool is free of oil
this year than usual and it is superior from that
The clip is late and is only now COM |
ing ia. good demand is expected for the Southern
mills principally for Georgia. Clear Lake is hello
30@3lc; Louisiana T@2Gc; Mexican clear 13916c; |
clear 26@30c Texas clear 2526; Texas fair 3d. bury
improved 1S@19c p ft. 10000 Tbs Texas bought to- |
day by Southern factories at 25@28c p fb.
BUrTER-Prices are frmer. W. tn small supplies of |
good gra .es. Choice Goshen is selling ut 40c. Medium
is in moderate supply. and is quoted at 33@36c. The
receipts of Western mostly Of poor qualities
arrived yet that is chose. The season Ut New York
md the West is backward, and it is probable that we
shall not receive any grass butter tor two three