The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1874-07-22
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MISCELLANEOUS.
LONG BRANCH, July 21.-President Grant
will leave here tomorrow for Paterson, New
Jersey. He will return on Thursday, to meet
the Secretary of the Treasury and confer with
him ON financial affairs.
New YORK, July 2l-Tne Columbia crew
arrived at the Grand Central Depot at p M.
A large crowd was around the depot awaiting
them. The crew have gone to the Windsor
House, whittier the crowd and a brass band
have followed
ELIZABETH, N. J., July Secretary Robe
son has consented to deliver the opening
address at the State Fair, to he held at Waver-
ley, September II.
NEW YORK ITEMS.
New YORK, July 2l-The safe and Office
furniture of the local branch of the Freed
mems Savings Bank We're seized yesterday by
the City Marshal, under IA judgment in the
case of Arabella r. Moppin
The theatrical license tax Of $500 en-
forced by the State has been virtually declared
unconstitutional on the ground that the legis-
lature cannot tax individuals to support pri-
vate corporation such as the Society for the
reformation of delinquent children appears to
be.
The final deposit was made yesterday in the
prize fight for $1,000 and the light weight
CHAMPIONSHIP of America, to be fought be-
tween VIM. Edwards, of this city, and Sam
Collyer, of Baltimore.
Collyer won in the toss for choice of ground
for the battle, which will take place within 100
miles of Pittsburg, August 18th.
A telegram was received ut the Executive
Mansion this morning from Acting Governor
Davis, of Mississippi, stating that party feel
ing in Vicksburg was very high there on &C
count of the election to take place August
4th, and requesting the presence of United
States troops to prevent an outbreak.
DOMESTIC MARKETS. .-
New YORK, July 81, Evening.-Cotton closed
quiet Middling Uplands 17S. Sales to-day 73l
Closed Closed quiet and Steady sales 1900 bales, as
follows: July l6 1-16; August 16 5-320l6 S-16;
September 16 7-l60l6 1892; October 16 SIG;
November 164; December 164.
Southern flour dull and declining; common to
fair extra s. 5O016 IS, good to choice do S. 40@
II. Wheat a little better IL 2S0l "a for winter
red and amber Western. Corn opened firm,
closed rather quiet, 7Sa@79 for Western mixed:
Coffee entirely nominal. Sugar quiet and
steady; 7s@S for fair to good refining, 81 for
prime, 75DS for common to good muscovado, 81
for centrifugal; refined dull; Ol01l0s for granu-
lated lOl crushed, 100 for powdered.
Molasses quiet, without decided change. Rice
dull and unchanged. Tallow finn; Sa08 1-16.
Rosn firm, 81 2O@2 IS. Turpentine firm, 37s:
Pork excited and tirmcr; new mess ST.. Beef
unchanged. Whisky, 9S5.
New YORK, July 2l.-Freights to Liverpool
heavy.
Cotton, by sail H.
CINCINNATI, July 2l.-Cotton steady, demand
moderate; Middling l64. Flour dull and prices
dropping; family S. 1905 IS. Wheat dull and
the market nnsettled red 81 10001 IL, white 81 Is
fair and the market firm at 6O068 Pork strong;
sales at SCI on spot, and buyer, in July, held at
$2l 5O0D22 on spot, at close. Lard, demand fair
and market firm; summer scarce at ii kettle
l34@l34. Bulk meats, demand fair and market
firm; shoulders a. clear rib 5000, clear lO0lO}.
Bacon, demand fair, and market firm, shoulders
81; clear rib 1O2; clear IL. Whisky demand good
at full prices and firm S5.
ST. LOUIS, July 21.-Cotton dull and unchanged.
Flour unchanged Wheat easier some sales lower;
sample lots Of No. red fall at 81 o9@llO; No.
red winter s1150l1 Is. Corn quiet; No.
mixed 6i0165 on track. Oats dull unsettled and
lower; No. q 57@JS on track. Whisky higher.
&c. Pork higher, s2l 5o@22. Dry salt meats
Lard firm; summer H.
LOUISVILLE, July al Cotton dull and prices
declined; Middlings 16b. Whea-demand fair
and prices advanced; red 81 O5; amber 81 loo
l5 white 81 1501l IS. Flour quiet and un-
changed. Corn-demand fair and prices I'D
vanced white S2@s4 mixed 740D76. Oats quiet,
G5017O. Pork quiet, s2l 50. Bacon quiet, shout
ders 81, clear rib IL, clear III. Sugar-cured hams
Isl plain Az. Bulk meats demand fair and
market ta1 Urn sh3Hde[s clear RID 10 clear ios
CHIcAGo July 2l.-Four dull and nominal.
Wheat opened firm, but closed dull unsettled
and lower; No. Spring Chicago closed 81 lO4.
Corn-demand fair and market firm and shade
higher; No. 2 mixed 62,N1G3; closed 62a, bid.
Oats scarce and firm; No. 2, 52M53. Pork ex-
closed Mt So 621 Lard dali and the market il
unsettled; 1l.37 ,M1l.50. Whisky 30.