The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1874-07-01

tcrease 214,6S7. Exports Friday to Monday in
clusiye) to Great Britain 1857 bales against IL ,65
bales last week, and 7644 last year, and to thu
Continent 51S bales, against - last week ant
ports made up to IL NJ, 238 ,255 bales. agalns
a4s, ia last week, and 2O1, OO6 last year. The
above totals at all the ports are exclusive
corrections
to-day. Sales thus far this week IS hhds all las,
week 1922; week before 140 The amount on sale
is estimated at $500 hhds. We remarked III oul
last report that owing to continued dlscOuragine
provement in other markets, factors had raised
their pretensiOns 4@I9c., and we now advance
our figures accordingly, and quote inferior Tugs
at Sable, medium at 6164, good and fine at 7NG
H. low leaf at 7401S4, medium at S3994 good at
9iMlOI. fine at II 4MI1l, and selections at 12la
1874, some authorities quoting higher.
/ TOBACCO STATEMENT.
Stock on hand August 81, 1873. .... 1850
Amount past three days .......... 135 oo
! Amount previously. ............. Ii, 765-l3,9O3
3l,2ss
Exported past three days. none
| Exported previously. ......... 2o,O22
Broken up for baling, city consump-
Stock on hand and on shipment
FREiGHTs-A bark was taken up for Hayre
yesterday at - for walnut timber. The market
continues extremely dull. We quote as follows:
BY steam-Cotton to Liverpool, no room; to
Liverpool via New York, 7.16dN0sd: to Boston via
Philadelphia, &c; to Providence via Philadelphia,
&c; to FAN River via Philadelphia, &c. to New
York, !c; to Philadelphia &c.
BY sail-Cotton to Liverpool -M7-16d: to
Hayre no ROOM
SUGAR-Received this morning So hhds. The
market is dull and there sales to-day.
Those yesterday were at SIC for fair and 9sc for
strictly prime.
MOLASSES-No receipts and no sales.
FLOUR The market is very dull as is usual
on the last day Of the month, and only 400 bbls
Sc Is 50 and 100 good do at Sc 80 30 choice
treble extra at g. and 100 at 81 IS " Dbl. Stock
on hand this day, 40, 700 bbls.
CORN MEAL-The market is dull and is quo
ted at SO S00l3 IS " Dbl. $50, $50 and $50 bbls
sold at So 80 and 50 at 50 IS ~ Dbl. Stock on
hand this day 1850 bbls.
PORK-Quiet but firmer. A lot of 80 bbls
original mess sold at $40 u Dbl. Dealers are
selling it in their job trade at $40 80 ~ Dbl, and
round lots are now held at $40 25 y Dbl. An offer
Of s2O refused for lot of 100 bbls to arrive
DRY SALT MEAT-Light supply and dull
Shoulders are quoted at &c " b; retailing at 74c
~ b. No sides on hand.
BACON-Dull and very little demand even in
the retail trade. Shoulders are held at Sc; clear
rib sides 1040lO4c; clear sides II 4c. Deaers'jo job
rates Sic for shoulders, lie for clear rib
sides and 11!c for clear sides.
BREAKFAST BACON-Is dull and quoted at
1040l1c h ID.
HAMS Strictly choice sugar-cured are scarce
and higher; they command 14@l5tc " ID. Less
desirable brands are quoted at l20l34c " II:
LARD , Continues in hight supply: Tierce
commands 120ll2tc; kegs l25Ml24c u II. Is
tierces refined sold at 12c " h.
COW PEAS-Th market is nearly bare: 30
sacks sold at 81 25 and Is bushels at the railroad
depot at So IS " bushel.
WHISkY-Dull; Louisiana rectified is Offering
at CSC; choice Cincinnati 81 OF u gallon.
CORN IN BULK-Only about 10000 bushels |
on sale. The last sales We're at TIC u bushel but
the market has weakened since. tow is on the |
way here to go forward
CORN IN SACKS-Is in good supply and dull; |
prices for yellow mixed are firmer, while white
mixed is weaker. The sales comprise 1000 sacks, |
of which 500 white mixed at soc; 300 white mixed |
at Sic; 500 white and $50 yellow mixed at SIC; 100
yellow mixed and $50 white at S3c ID bushel.
OATS-The supply is fair and the demand limi-
ted at yesterdays prices. 800 sacks sold at 59c
U b,ishel.
BRAN-Is in good supply and dull. $50 sacks
sold at easier prices for buyers, of which $50 in
second-hand sacks at 90c, and 100 choice at 92bc
~ 10 IL.
HAY-Yesterday there were small receipts of |
which So bales ordinary sold to-day on the land
ing at $50 ~ ton.
POULTRY-Western grown Chickens sell at
s60D6 25, young 50 5O@13 So Ducks 1904; Geese
s5097; Turkeys sl2@15 " dozen.
EGGS Are III good supply and dull Western
are quoted at 5Mt13c Louisiana 17122c u dozen.
COFFEE demand has slackened and we
note no advance in prices. Stock in hands of
dealers 5000 bags. No stock in first hands, We
quote job lots, ordinary to low fair (gold) 1S@
l94c, fair 2O!@2lc, good 2l3@22c; prime 22l0l
BE " II.
BUTTER Liberal supply and dull. Inferior
Western is quoted at 160123c; choice Western goa
&c; inferior Goshen 300l32e: choice Goshen $40
'5c " h.
CHEESE Fair demand and light supply
yhoice Western factory is quoted at 15a6l6c;
New York cream 19c u ID.