The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1872-07-17
'MAnAEr REPORT.
MONDAY EVENING, July 10. 1872.

hONDhI LNENIN0, July 10, lotSs
The general market 10 unchanged, and
very dull. Advices from below give dc.
clining markets and little demand. Pro-
visions are advancing and firm.
Freights are steady and unchanged.
The weather Is showery and cooler.
[The following quotations represent sales
from first hands, on levee, unless other
wise stated. In small lots and in filling
orders the higher prices must be paid.]
FLOUR.-Heavy and dull. The or
der shows a slight improvement, but there
is no shipping demand. Prices are weak
and the tendency is downward. 200 bbls.
in small lots, on orders, brought Sc 00to
10 90, according to grade; 90 bbls. Choice
Family sold at 50 so, 300 bbls. various
grades, on orders, 80 25@9 80, and 200
bbls. various grades brought 90 o0@s 20
delivered.
WHEAT.--The prices to-day reported
by the City Mills, are, on No. l White,
81 3O No. White, 81 20; No. l Red,
81 %; No. Red, 81 20; Mediterranean,
81 10. Damp or tough wheat is unsalea-
Bile.
HAY.--very dull. Receipts light, but
in excess Of demand. I car Choice
Mixed sold at SIT 90, on orders; ! car
Choice Mixed, delivered, brought SIS 90
car Choice Timothy, sold at $40 90, de.
livered, and car Mixed, delivered,
brought Sic 90.
CORN.-Is dull and unchanged.
Advices from New Orleans show decline
of two cents on the busbel and q quiet
market. There is no shipping demand
here.
WHITE CORN.-3 cars sold in sacks
on orders at 90 cts, 3 cars in bulk on track
sold at 40 cts, cars in bulk at 80 cts, and
cars in bulk at +sAcSS49 cts.
MIXED CORN cars and cars
sold in sacks, delivered at 90 cts, 9 cars 10
bulk on track brought Al cts, and 8 cars
nd car sold in sacks delivered at 10 cts.
OATS.-Very dull. Receipts are light
but there Is very little demand, and the
market is fully supplied, our reports
OF sales, are comprised in cars, Of mixed,
2 Of which sold In sacks, at IS cts, ! in
sacks at 30 cts, delivered, and car in
bulk on track brought 30 cts.
CORN MEAL.-The marke. il easv
with fair stock on hand. Prices are un-
changed. 200 bbls Evening Star City
Mills, Steam Dried brought SO 90 deliv-
cred, 100 bbls steam dried sold at 81 80
delivered $50 bbls steam dried on orders.
brought 50 10, 300 bbls steam dried de-
livered sold at 80 90, 100 bbls Kiln dried
Of an inferior quality brought 81 co, 200
bbls Kiln dried, good, sold at 81 IS, and
200 bbls Bechers Caloric sold on private
terms.
BUTTER.-Stric,ly choice is in active
demand at quotations. Common is dull,
and unsaleable. Sales reported since last
review consist Of 10 Packages Choice
Northern at Ice. C Packages Extra "gilt
edge brought 23c. ~ Packages and 8
packages, and 200 lbs, choice Northern
sold at zoe
EGGS.-Dull at l0c. for fresh. The
stock is damaged by the hot weather. A
large number have been disposed Of in tho
last few days, by being emptied into the
river. No sales to note.
CHICKENS.-We note dull, and In.
active maket for old chickens Of all kinds.
Spring chickens, good ones, are in active
demand, and scarce at 50 so to 90 r
dozen.
FRUlT.-Is quite plenty for the sea-
son--No Oranges or Lemons in the mar
ket, prices rule ~ previously quoted
PROVlSIONS.-Are active, firm and
advancing, the supply 10 light. No
country cured in the market. The Job.
bing prices may be found by referring to
our quotations under this head.
SACKS,-Resewed Gunnies Isi6l91.
Corn Burlaps, y Bus. Ea, lsc. Improv-
ed Gunnies, y Bushel, Gle Oats Bur-
laps, Bushel 2Sc. Cotton seamless bags,
80 TO 3sc. each.
POTATOES AND ONIONS. Tho
Local demand is supplied by wagons from
the country. There is no shipping call,
aud we can give no established prices.
BRAN.--No demand No sales re.
ported.
LIME.-Sells in lots at ST. 25 y Dbl.
CEMENT.-Large quantities are ham
died here at So 90 q Dbl.
PLASTERING HARRIS selling al
whole sale at &c. p busbel.
On yesterday afternoon we visited the
naw 1optietry 90 n