The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1874-06-04

Otock on hand and on shPboard not cleared, s7,44s
6tsck on hand not cleared same time last
To-day 3 exports were to New York
Rsoepts proper since last evening 1861 bales,
aQVainst 1872 on last Wednesday and 655 last year.
unaking an aggregate since Friday evening of 4T66
bales against CLOG last week and 66s7 last year. and
since August 81, of l92277 bales. against 12o7 354
last year. Corrections included both years.) De-
crease, 1b, 632 ba'es.
The Exchange eegrams make the receipts at all the
ports from ~ NJ. yesterday to II NJ. to-day 1882
bales against 1871 on last Wednesday, and 1910 last
year. and sin Friday IL 1888 bales, against 15sl7 last
week and H. last Total since August 81 661
les bales. against 34l71S6 last yearncresse 243 $50
bales. Exports Friday to Tuesday inclusve) to Great
Britain 1925 taes ainst 1919 last week and Il, III
last year AMI to the Continent 1856 bales against
last week and 9n42 bales last year Stocks all the
delivery ports made up to IL NJ So3s45 bales AGAINST
SS6 529 last week aud 2S5, S5l last year The totals
all the ports are exclusive of all corrections
IOhACCo,as far as reported the sales to-day
,Sna II nhd b,is makes
week, and l6i the week before. Prices are
reported steady. We continue to quote
follows: Inferior Tugs AGA &c; medium 44d5Ac;
good nj fine 5la@6c; low leaf 61se7c; medium
7k@s; fine 99iOc. aud selections -@l2c. Received
since last evening none; exported none. Stock on
hand by our running statement 1883 hhds.
FREIGHTS-We have no chang to notice in the
market anr continue to quote:
By steam-Cotton to Liverpool-@1sd; to Ant
werp, via Philadelphia sd; to Boston. via Philadel-
phh 1i-l6c; TO Providence. via Philadelphia sc; to
Fail River. via Philadelphia ll-l6c; New York lsc
70 k0houepnla S-loc, BULK Corn to Liverpool Odd.
By 6ail-Cotton to Liverpool -Gl76d; to Havre &c
% Bremen l532c; to Baltic ports I'D Grain to Liv-
sgpo0l l0d.
sUGAR--Only hhds received this morning.
No sales
MOLASSES-No receipts and no sales.
FLOUR-The market continues dull and dropping,
with only small local demand The sales to-day are
confined TO $40 bbls the trae, of which 80 double
extra At IS ~ low treble extra at &c. IS at Sc Il
90 and 3, good treble extra at Sc So 100 choice
At 90 and 100 at So So 100 at s. 49, and so at SO
bbl and 500 bbls for Cuba on pirate terms; to-
gether $40 bbls.
CORN MEALS in good supply and dull at yes
terday prices 80 and 100 bbls sold at 81 So 25 and
500 =. 100 y Dbl.
PORK-Du'L Original mess is Offering at SIS rs;
retailing at $l9@l9 rs Dbl. Repacked is S c below
tnese priccs. lot or so bbs mese sold on private
terms.
DRY SALT MEAT-None in first hands, al, having
been purchased by dealers y sterday, at 7@7lsc for
shoulders. lot of loose is expected to.night
Dealers are retailing shoulders at 7,c; clear rib
side. exc; clear sides loo y 10
BACON-The market is quiet, but steady and firm
with small stock hand particularly Of clear Sides
which is less than 400 casks. Shoulders held
TIC, clear rib sides l0xc. clear sides lohc b
The principal sales are confined to and 10 casks
shoulders at 7kc, casks clear rib sides at lO1Sc and
. do clear sides at II &c p b.
BREAKFAST BACON - Fair supply and dull at
1l6l3c b. lot of Is boxes sold ct II Nc ID.
HAM6-Ckoice sugsr-curcd are In fa,r supply and
1Rll at l3k@A p ID, a. IN brand 20 hcfces sold
On private terms, and 10 at lS1sc y b. sst