The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1874-08-22

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not cleared S,13S
! FREIGHTS-The market continues extremely
irI, with no sail room tor Liverpool, ana the
'tear1shrs tor that ncrt taxing "o1' onat f f'Aee'
| We quote as follows:
| to New York &C: to Philadelphia &c; to Boston.
| Providence and Fall River via Phadelphia 4c
| By sail-Cotton to Liverpool @; to Boston
| SUGAR-No receipts and sales to-day. Yes
terday fully fair to prime reiilled soid AT 9sc 7
H. Stock in the sheds 2i4S hhds.
| MOLASSES- receipts and no sales To-Day
CITY refinery is selling in the job trade at 4ON142c
for common, 4s0I50c for fair. 55W31c for good
fair. 6O0l62c for prime and 67069c for choice
Stock in the sheds 1873 bbs New York syrup.
FLOITR-There is some inquiry fOf CuDa, put
the market is dull and depressed, with llnl-
ted local demand. 1900 bbls sold, OF which 70
and 30 good treble extra to the trade at % 70,
Is at s. 90 70 choice treble extra at 50 70; ~
choice extra at 81 5o 80 ana 81 cholce eHtra =.
81: 50 at 81 l2t so at 81 %; go 100 and 300 bbls
on private terms, and 500 bbs for Cuba, on pri-
yate terms A lot of 1000 bbls 10 treaty for Cuba.
CORN MEAL-Good supply, dull and lower.
Holders are asking 81 81 Dbl ana ony 4oe oe e
and IS in lots at 50 20 e Dbl.
Forks in better demand, and the market
SOC u Dbl stronger. Holders now ask S24 50 {.
Dbl for mess, with the stock generally held
higher. 200 and 100 bbls mess sold at S24; 30 and
ing at S25 80 cash, and SIG time.
DRY SALT MEAT-None III first hands Shout
ders would command 9lc U D. Dealers are re-
failing them at Zoe " ID.
BAGON-Is in demand on speculation, and
the market is Ia ic stronger Shoulders are held
at lOc4 clear rib sides l355c; clear sides l4(a-
~ H. Dealers rates are 10! cfor shoulders; l35c
for clear rib sides, and lac for clear SIDES.
Last evening 16 casks clear sides sold at 1870.
To-day 20 casks shoulders sold TO arrive, on prl-
vate terms % casks clear sides, also to arrive,
at lac, and do spot at lac u b.:
BREAKFAST BACON-Is in light supply and
commands 15i0116c u b..
HAMS-Dull and offering at l501l6sc Is ID for
hoice sugar-cured.
limited Tierce is quoted at 15s0l6c; keg l6W
l6 y b. Dealers rates are 163c for tlerce
WHISKY-Dull. Louisiana rectifed is quoted
at 81 "; choice Cincinnati 81 o5 u gallon. ~
bbs Louisiana recttied sold at 81 OIL, and 10 bbls
CORN IN BULK-The market is bare. 1t is
offered, to arrive at 75c " bushel for mixed.
WHEAT IN BULK-None on the spot. It is
Offering to arrive, at 81 % u bushel for No red
winter, an advance, owing to an improvement IN
the West and to higher river freights.
CORN IN SACKS-Fair supply Of white and
white mixed. The supply OF mixed and yellow
mixed is light. The market is dull only $50
sacks white sold at 9Oc u bushel:
OATS-Are in fair supply and limited demand.
200 sacks sold OF which lOO at oSc aud IoO at QUO
y bushel.
BKAN-Is in light supply. Only 100 sacks sold,
at SOC % 100 b.
HAY1The supply is fair and not much de-
mand $50 bales prime sold, at S24 y ton.
SALT-With prospect for higher freights on
the Mississippi River, the Western demand is ac,
tive; already 5000 bags are engaged for the first
boat due and we hear Of a sale OF 5000 sacks
coarse on private terms We quote coarse at 81 20
al 30. fine at 81 3501 40 u sack. Turks Island
SOM@95c y bag. When delivered at warehouse
allowance is made for drayage. Table Salt in
pockets 24@D6tc each, as in size. :,
RICE-The demand is fair. There were small
lots sold for shipment at the following prices:
prime 7s@7lc, fair 7s@74c, ordinary 6a@64c,
common 611Glc No Q 34G14c ID Ii.