The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1874-07-14

wear. and to the Continent - bales against IS
last week and - last year.
Stocks at all the delivery ports made up to L
NJ 2l4,s34 bales against 237,3 75 last week, AM
2O6, s48 last year.
The above totals at all the ports are exclusive
OF corrections.
TOBACCO-We did not hear Of a sale to-day
There We're, however, some negotiations pend
ing. Buyers appeared disposed to await furthel
accounts of the effect Of the rains reported II
Kentucky from the 9th to 18th, which, according
| to the dispatches from Louisville, under the
regular Geographic head, appear to have had but
little influence. Sales last week 1850 hhds, against
| 293 the week before. The amount on sale IS estl
mated at 1850 hhds. We quote as follows a. Lngs
good at l0t@l04, fine at 11t@l2, and selections
| at 13M13i. Some fine Tugs are held as high as &C.
| Received since Saturday evening hhds; export
ed none Stock on hand by our running state
ment 9412 hhds.
FREIGHTS-The market continues extremely
dull. We continue to quote as follows
BY steam Cotton TO Liverpool, -G5d; bulk
corn I'D.
BY sail-Cotton to Liverpool 7-l6G.
SUGAR. Received this morning 20 hhds
There were sales to Spectators to-day OF lis
hhds not relied at &c for good fair and &c for
strictly fair TO fully fair. All the stock in the
sheds requires refillinS.
MOLASSES-No receipts and no sales. City
refinery rebolled is selling to the job trade at
4OGl42c for common, 4S@5Oc for fair, 55@57c
for good fair, 60062c for prime, and 67@69c for
choice Stock in the sheds 435 bbls. 80 half bbls.
bbls thin fermenting sold at 35c " gallon.
FLOUR-lThe market is dull and there is only
small job demand for the local trade On satur:-
day 400 bbls sold, for Cuba, at t6 Is y Dbl. To
day the sales are confined to 1926 bbls, of which
80 and Is low treble extra at st. so good treble ex-
ira at So 80, 80 choice treble extra at S. Is, %
choice treble extra at 81 g. 80 at 81 81 and 81 at
81 Is II Dbl.
CORN MEALS in light supply and frmer. 80
bbls sold to-day at 81 2 100 and 100 at s4 So 200
to arrive at a IS y Dbl. On Saturday 400 bbls
sold, to arrive, at "A 30 u Dbl.
PORK-Scarce in demand and firmer. Is, 100
and 14O bbls mess sold on the spot and 100 to ar
rive at s2l Is and 100 to arrive at s22 y Dbl
Offers Of s22 were refused subsequently and s22
Is asked. Retailing at 500 Is " Dbl.
DRY SALT MEAT-Scarce; none IN first hands
and prices tending upward Shoulders are quoted
at Sc wholesale and SIC retail.
BACON-Small stock but only job demand.
Shoulders are scarce. Shoulders are quoted at
wholesale at SIC, clear rib sides lie, clear sides
11Ac q h. Retail shoulders at 9ac; clear rib sides
11lc clear sides l1}c " h. A lot of 80 cask shout
ders sold, to arrive, to the Government private
terms.
BREAKFAST BACoN-scarce and commands
1130L12c ~ Il.
HAMS-Choice sugar-cured are scarce and
command 16G17c u h.
LARD-Scarcc; fierce commands 12!c, keg l34
WHISkY-Dul and nominal at yG9Sc Tor
Louisiana rectified and 81 OF for choice Cincinnati
COW PEAS-The market is about bare. A
few left are selling at - SO u bushcl.
CORN IN SACKS-The supply is fair with
limited demand. The sales comprise $50 sacks,
OF which $50 white mixed at SC; 500 do at SIC,
and 200 choice white at SOC " bushel.
OATS-Light supply and dull. 800 sacks sold
at &c .. bushel.
BRAN-Is in good supply and dull. 200 sacks
sold at 9Oc u 100 h.
HAY-The landing is bare. Good supply in |
warehouse No sales to-day. The last were at
s24 y ton for prime in warehouse.
COFFEE-The market is firm and the demand
fair. No stock in first hands. Stock in hands of
dealers 1900 bags. We quote job lots Ordinary
l9a0l2Oc gold, fair 2l3@22c, good 224@23}c,
prime 23N123tc y II. We are indebtedto Messrs.
Marks & Co., and Small 4 Co., for the following
telegram, dated Rio de Janiero, July II, and
New York, July ID: Purchases since 4th inst,
900 bags cleared Atlantic ports, $4,000; Gulf
ports, 6OOO loading, 5000 stock, $1,000. Average
lally receipts $500 bags. Price 1O$SOO. Ex-
.hangc 2Jt - cent.