The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1874-10-30

last week and 5469 last year, and the Continent $50
Stocks at all the delivery ports made up to II
3e3, BIG bales, against 322O94 last week. and 259.
| 217 last year.
TOBACCO-The only sales reported to-da,
were 3 hhds Tugs at Zoe and at lie. Sales las
week 100 hhds, against 23O the week before
The amount on sale is estimated at 262
hhds. We continue to quote as follows
Inferior Tugs 84@9c, medium to fine 95@1lc
low leaf llA@12c, medium 13@14c, good to fine
15016sc, and selections at 17392Oc. Received
since last evening 81 hhds; exported none; stocl
on hand by our running statement H5l hhds.
FREIGHTS-With more steam room offering
the rate for Liverpool is now settled at 9-16d
Yesterday a ship was taken up for Havre at 1c
We continue to quote as follows:
By steam Cotton to Liverpool 9.l6d: tc
Havre via New York lie; to Bremen via New
York 14c; to Hamburg via New York 13c; to
Boston via New York 1c; to New York &c; to
Philadelphia zc.
kUGAR-Supplies are coming in more freely,
and the receipts this morning comprised $50
hhds. Buyers are holding OF, and the receipts are
very slov OF sale to-day, and prices are again
4c for inferior damaged, 6064c for inferior, $40
7ac for inferior to common, 7i98c for fair, SIG
SIC for good fair, ss@S3c for fully fair, o2@9c for
prime, l0@104c for choice yellow clarified, and
lU3C lOE CuOlCS WLllVc CldIlutu.
MOLASSES-suppies are coming in quite lib
orally, and embraced this morning 1886 bbls and
81 half bbls. There is less activity in the de-
nand, as buyers are holding off for larger re-.
ceipts, and prices have further declined 304c D
gallon. The supplies we're mostly sold, how
ever, at SIC for low fair 62@63c for prime, 64@66c
for strictly prime and 67a CSC for choice
MERCHANTS EXCHANGE-It was officially
announced on high Change to-day that the Ex-
change will be closed next Monday, election day.
u A. nnA k14 al - I.
month buyers are holding off until the 1st prox-
imo, and there was only small local trade to-
day. The principal sales are confined to 407 bbs
outside, Of which 25 low treble extra at S., 100
and so good treble extra at IS So so and 100 choice
extra at IS Is, 81 at IS 30, and 80 on private
terms. On Change only Ga bbls treble extra sold
at - S7t y Dbl.
Owing to the superior crop Of wheat this season
and its low value, Western millers have sent to
market better description of flour than usual.
making medium and lower grades more suitable
for family use than ever before These grades
are now selling quite re ably in the job trade
which formerly consumed only the highest de-
scriptions of choice extra family.
CORN MEALS in good supply, very dull and
more depres, ed. The sales are confined to 100
bbls on the landing at 50 SO u Dbl, and
particulars not TRANSFERRED. On Change so
and POO bbls on the landing sold at s. so y
Dbl. Holders are asking 1865 y Dbl for
round lots, and dealers are retailing at % IS h
Dbl.
PORK-Quiet but strong at yesterdays i'm
provement, with offers Of $2l so and s22 IS re-
fused and 500 asked for mess. It is jobbing at
81 bs snd dealers are retailing on order" at so 50
DRY SALT MEAT-None on hand. 10 casks
shoulders sold, to arrive, at tic u Ii. Dealers
are retailing them at SIC u b.
EACON-There was much better feeling and
the market is strong to- dav, with an advance of
&c on shoulders. Sides are unrhanged. Shout
lers are now held at u and higher, with Tic re-
fused. 20 and 20 casks shoulders sold on Change
1T &c, and outside at 74c. Dealers are retall-
ing on orders at Sc for shoulders, 144c for clear
rib sides and 14tc for clear sides. The improve
ment to- day is owing to continued warm weather
md small stocks of provisions all around.
BREAKFAST BACON-Is in fair supply and |
luli. at 151t016c " b.
HAMS-Fresh sugar cured command 14014ac, |
y ID.
LARD-The supply is light and key is very
carce. Tierce is quoted at 14ac; key l6c. Deal |
RS are jobbing tierce at !5lc. and key at 163c y
b. lot OF 81 tierces sold on private terms.
WHISKY-Is lower under Western advices and
louisiana is now quoted at 81 OF; Western 81 OF
D1 O8 y gallon. Stock small and demand limited.
SPAhE RIBS-Dealers are jobbing them at
IL so y Dbl.
PIGS FRET-Dealers are jobbing them at
2 SO " key and "a rs u frk'n.
WHEAT IN BULK "A barge load of q, 900
ushels is on sale. No buyers and no freight
pom for Great Britain.
CORN IN SACKS-The supply is light and the
emand limited. Only 800 sacks yellow sold on
le landing at 81 q bushel. l.
OATS-Falr supply and better demand to-day.
$50 sacks sold on the landing. Of which $50 at
lc and 1000 at &c " bushel.
BRAN-Is in fair supply and moderate de- /
and. 500 sacks sold on the landing. Of which ]
70 at 8, and 800 at 81 05 y 100 tb. .
HAY-Good supply Of Western and dull. $50
lies sold on the landing. Of which SO prime !
'estern at s25. and 100 choice at 500, and 200 !,
astern on its merits at So u ton. The market :
now bare OF Eastern.
demand. We quote cargo |
to-; Ordinary 17@173c lgold), fair 18I@ls4c, i
,od l90l9lc, prime 194@19lc y fb. Job lots, 4
binary 17a@1sc (gold), fair isl@19lc, good {
3020c. prime 2040l2O3c y H.. 6
We are indebted to Messrs. Small & Co. and 9
arks 4 Co. for the following telegram date :
o de Janeiro, October %, and New York Octo- :
r 20, 1874: Purchases since 21st, 1900 bags; /
,ck 1000. cleared Atlantic ports e. 900, Gulf Z
rts 500O loading q, 900, price $500, exchange s
], average daily receipts Il, 800 bags.