The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1872-06-29
for $2i 90; and cars prime mixed to-day
brought OF 80, all delivered.

brought III OV, oil oohVeroo'
CORN.-Dull and declining. Receipts
are largely In excess Of the demand.
There 10 prospect Of White Corn holding
steady At present quotations II receipts do
not increase, a. most Of II 10 required for
home consumption. Other kinds will 60
still lower unless the markets improve be-
low Mixed may be quoted to-day at
Alc@42c, in bulk on track, and White at
GOOSE. 4 cars White in bulk sold At 6S
asa cents ; 4 cars Mixed, in bulk sold At
l2c; I car Mixed, in sacks sold at CSC do
livered 500 sacks Mixed sold on orders At
SIC, and $50 sacks Mixed sold in small
lots from store a. SIC.
OATs-Very sick. Prices have fallen
2 cts on the bushel since our last report,
and are still declining. Offerings to-
day OF choice at 3sc found no buy
ers. Spectators will not touch them at
any price. Large quantities are coming
in daily and storage room is all taken up
There is no market for them at New Or
leans and the order trade Is very light
Transactions this week consist Of $50 sacks
on orders at 40c; 100 sacks in small lots
from store at AZ c; car choice, In bulk on
track sold early at 34c, and 4So sacks in Or
der lots at SOC.
MEAL.-Firm, steady and in good de-
mand. Supply insufficient to satisfy the
market. Our reports covering two days
consist Of 800 bbls "Evening STAR" City
Mills steam dried sold at 50 loto3 Is;
200 bbls steam dried delivered, at 81 10;
$50 bbls kiln dried, delivered, at 50 90, and
100 bbls Beecher's Caloric on PIT.
BUTTER.-Low grades plenty and
very dull. Choice butter Is scarce. Very
little comes in. Choice sweet butter in
small packages would bring better prices
than our quotations. 10 buckets good
fresh sold at loo; 20 packages choice
brought ls@lsc, and 40 buckets of cook
ing butter sold ct loo.
CHICKENS.-Old mixed are plenty
and quiet. Very few young chickens are
coming in, good Spring chickens woult
sell rapidly a quotations. Our reports
consist Of 20 dozen Old Mixed sold q
So 90 to 50 so, 8 coops of old Mixed
"a s. so, 4 coops old Mixed "a 81 so and
coops young chickens a 50 80
EGGS.-Firm, and rather scarce for tn,
trade, small packages bring l2c, larg'
Packages Ic. less. $50 dozen sold a. l2Ac
shippers count in small packages lOOt
dozen q 10 cts, and 20 Packages "a IL q
l2cts.
PROvISIONS.-very dull and quie,
with quotations unchanged, Transaction
very light
BACON.-50O pounds Clear Sides sole
q y cts, 4 Casks Shoulders on orders G
cts, 1000 pounds Shoulder from frs
hands @6 cts, and 1000 pounds Clea
Sides y cts
HAMS.-lOoO pounds Choice Sugs
Cured canvassed sold q Is cts, 2oO'
pounds Country, round lot q 81 cts.
POTATOES.-Are plenty and held q
IS cts y bushel. No buyers In the make,
and no shipping demand.
| ONIONS.-No demand, market full,
supplied. They ought TO bring % 90 Z
Dbl, no sales reported.
WHEAT.-Not enough selling to es
tablish quotations.
FRUIT-Plsnty. so Boxes Early Jun
Apples brought 40 10 80 cts. Dried apple
are scarce and selling at Wholesale from
TO 10 cts, dried Peaches sell, halves ctl
quarters 8 cts.
LEMONS.-as Boxes brought Sc 90 t
81 90 according TO quality.
ORANGES.-None in the market.
3 BERRIES.-Dswberr are sold &
SO 90 to 8 so y crate, Cherries at 50 Q
+ p bushel, Raspberries, scarce and sellin
at 50 90 U crate.
CABBAGE.-500 heads new, sold
81 IS p dozen.
LIME.-2o0 bbls sold a. 81 rs.
Oranges and Lemons, scarce, Apples ar
getting plenty so Boxes Choice ripe Jun
Apples sold q Soc D box.
POTATOEs.-New are 81 )ng at 2 s
p Dbl, demand light.
ONIONS.-New crop would sell at t
2 80 y Dbl, no sales reported.