The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1875-05-18

at 20; lOO ct S. 12}; 100 st 46 Is; so low
treble extra ct IS 374: IS, so, IS and 81
good treble extra at $6 so; so and 100 choice
treble at Sc IS; 40 and 100 at 81; so choice
extra at 81 Is; 100 at 81 40; $50 at 81 IS and
SO at 81 62a; Is, SO and 800 At 81 rs - Dbl
this morning and there is none left in first
hands. The demand is good and prices are
ruling higher. 700 bbls sold. of which so, Is,
100, 200 and 200 at 81 IS; rs, rs and Is al
81 80 p Dbl. Dealers ere jobbing ct 81 SO ~
Dbl, and some are asking more. The trade
has almost altogether adopted the new rule
and no guarantee is gwen, sales being made
entirely on its merits or according to brand.
OF the above sales only Is bbls were guaran-
teed.
Cow PEAs-Good stock but only small
job demand at 81 90@2 for mixed and 50 10
az Is for clay; 100 sacks slightly mixed and
100 choice clay sold at 50 u busheL
PoRK-Dull and 375c 7a Dbl lower. Mess is
Of at s22 l23 Dbl and no buyers IS
The market may be quoted at $22@22 25 7Tp
Dbl. A dealer sold 40 bbls mess at $22 ~,
100 bbls sold at S22 Is and 100 bbls sold on
private terms; 100 bbls were offered at $22 1249
and no sales. Dealers have q very small job
trade at s22 124@22 Is % Dbl for original.
A seller'offered mess at $21 September and
$40 October and no takers then, but later we
saw purchaser at these terms.
DRY SALT MEAr-None in first hands and
none coming in. Shoulders are called for,
and consignment of 10 casks sold ct the adj
vanced price of 9ac p fb. Sides are neglect
ed and are quoted at 1910 for clear rib and
12lc for clear. Dealers job shoulders at 1Oc
p ID.
BAcoN-The stock on hand is very small
and consists mostly of clear sides. There are
few or no shoulders on hand. There is very
little demand, however, and only 10 casks
clear sides sold at 1890 p fb. Shoulders are
quoted at 9ac, and clear rib sides 134@135 u
LARD-Good stock, but only small job de-
mand at 1890 for tierce refined. Round lots.
tierce are quoted at 15s@152c; key 16@164c
p tb.
CORN IN SACKs-Fair supply with an active
demand at firm prices. The sales embrace
$500 Sacks of which 400 and 500 white mixed
at 92c, 400 yellow and 1000 white at $50 u
bushel.
OArs-Light supply and good demand at
Saturdays outside prices; $50 sacks sold, Of
which 300 at 76c, and $50 at 77c 3p bushel.
BRAN-Small stock and very little doing;
SO sacks sold at 81 174c y 100 tb, an i'm
provement of 2ac.
HAY-Good supply and moderate demand;
OOO Ua1OS bOIus VI WuACA COV PIImo I'll PIlV6t0
terms, and 100 strictly prime at $26 % ton.
WooL-Arrivals are small and meet with
ready sales; 400 ID bury sold at 18c p ID.
Louisiana clear is quoted at 27@32ac. clear
lake 33@34c p fb.
HAMs-The market is very dull and prices
are lower. Choice sugar-cured are offering at
l34@134c % tb. 10, 10 and Is tierces sold
on the landing on private terms, and so in
lots at 1870 p tb.
BREAKFAST BAcoN-Duli. 30 boxes sold at
1890; jobbing at 14c 79 ID.
WHEAT IN BuLK-None on hand and none
to arrive.
Corn IN BuLK-The market is bare. The
last supplies from the West sold by the fiat
boat load, on the coast, at 90@95c for mixed
in sacks.
WH1sKY-Nothing doing. Louisiana and
Western rectified is quoted nominally at 81 10
81 % y gallon.
R1cE-Receipts are small and slackening.
The market is quiet We quote: No 2. ac-
cording to quality at 3a@4c. common 53@5ac,
fair 6a@7c, prime TOTO Tp ID.
CoFFEE-The demand is limited No stock
in first hands. Stock in hands of dealers $500
bags. We quote cargoes: Fair 17}@17ac,
good 17a@18c, prime 184@1SA (gold) 7p ID.
Job lots: Fair 173@17ac, good 17a@1Sc,
Prime 1S4@1Sac y tb.