The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1875-05-12


sales of clay at 50 10 and some mixed al
81 9O@1 IS. Offers of 81 IS are refused fol
mixed. Yesterday there we're shipments Of
| 1000 sacks for the country. A lot Of 2N
sacks choice mixed sold to-day at 81 IS y
bushel
PoRK-The market continues dull, with
mess held at $22 Is p Dbl 100 bbls mess
sold on the landing at S22 so and Is at 1922 IS
y Dbl. Repealed is quoted at $2l 50@
q IS y Dbl Dealers are jobbing original
mess at S23 1a Dbl. Liverpool: "Prime mess
fairly active; S2l 4592l SO June. S2l 700
S22022 25." st. Louis: "Dull, S22 asked. "
DRY SALT MEAT None in first hands and
little or none coming in. 10 and 10 casks
shoulders just received sold at 94c p H.
Sides are dull. Dealers are jobbing shoulders
at 94c, clear rib sides 12ic, clear sides 121c %
10. Chicago, II A. NJ: :" Hogs more active;
prices firm and unchanged" 1926: "Cut
meats firm; fair demand; 81 bid, 81 asked
june" Cincinnati: 9 Firmly held; s.. liz,
l24. Hogs quiet; fair and medium 81 600
7 80, good 81 9O@S." St. Louis: "Cut
meats unchanged"
BAcoN-Good stock and fair supplies COM
ing in, but little or no demand. There were
sales of 80 casks, of which 10 and 10 casks
shoulders at 9sc; 10 clear rib at 1873; 25 clear
at 1890; 5, 10 and 20 at 1890 y fb. Shoulders
are quoted at 9s@94c, clear rib sides 13ic,
clear sides 13s@l3ac p tb. Dealers are job
bling at &c above these prices. Liverpool:
IL. G. M. Sis. S. @. NJ. 53s." Cincinnati !:
"Quiet; 81, 12a. 134." St Louis: " Firm and
unchanged"
LARD-Good stock and fair supplies coming
in, but very little demand, though there is
some inquiry for Cuba. 100 tierces refined
sold at l5sc, and 100 at 1910, p ID. Tierce
is quoted at 151@15ac, key 16@164c p ID,
1905 3d." Chicago, 1920: "Firmer, mode
ately active, Is so June, 1850 July, 15 20
cash. Noon: strong. 15.3O@15.35 June,
Is 5O@15 SIS July. 1926 cash." Cincinnati:
"Steady, 154@15a." St. Louis: Nominal !,
BREAKFAST BAcoN-Is dull and selling
slowly at 144c p tb.
HAMs-Dull and dropping, end choice
sugar-cured are now quoted at 13l@14c u fb.
40 tierces sold in two lots, on the landing at
lac p h. Cincinnati: "134@14c u tb."
WHEAT IN BuLk-None on hand and none
Offering to arrive Liverpool: "No. spring
IS Sd; No. 2, IS; No. winter 9s Id; No. 2,
9s." Chicago, II A. M: "Active; 1O44
June, 1919 1O74 July, offered 101s cash. l
1914 July" St. Louis: "Higher; No. red
winter 142s@143a."
WH1sKY-Dull, but held strongly at 81 II
al 10 for Louisiana and ordinary Western
rectifed. st. Louis: "Firm; 81 20 asked"
Cincinnati: ''Strong and higher; sales 81 16 !"
Com IN SAcKs-Is in fair supply, with
only q moderate demand. The receipts by
the barges were being discharged and very
little doing on the landing. Prices are IN
changed. 600 sacks sold, Of which 800 yell
low mixed at 90c, and 300 choice white at 92c
p bushel. Liverpool, PM: "No. mixed
Western S3s 9d@34s." Chicago. $40 A. NJ:
Louis, 1890: "Dull; 734@73a; no sacked. :"
OATs-Fair supply and dull. Only 100
sacks sold at 75c q bushel. Liverpool, ?.
M: "No. 2 mixed Western So i'd" Chicago,
IL A. NJ: "Quiet and firm 65s@65ac June,
62sc bid for May" lSt. Louis, 1890: CLOVER,
63@63I, 66@67 sacked.
BRAN-Is in fair supply and limited de-
mand. Only 100 sacks sold at 81 III fp
100 fb.
HAY-Light supply and limited demand.
325 bales sold, of which $50 prime at S25 and
LIS strictly prime at $26 - ton.
COFFEE The demand is limited, and we
note small sales to grocers. Stock in hands
of dealers 1000 bags. No stock in first hands.
18t@l8ac, prime 100 fs fb Job lots: Prime
10000, good 194@193, fair 184@1S4, ordi-
nary 174c p fb. New York, 114O: easier
stock. Galveston $500, Baltimore 1912, New
York $40. Afoat and loading ss per mail
advices to April l, 1884 Purchases April
to May s, $4,000.
BuTTER-No choice grades here-the stock
on hand is small and of inferior qualities.
No demand but for choice; holders are
anxious sellers. Inferior Western is quoted
at 12(1l5c, inferior Goshen 15@2Oc 1p fb.
Strictly fine Goshen would bring SOC, new
Goshen 32@33c y tb.
lating. Dry sailed are quoted at 12c, country
green 7(97yc, dry flint Is, % tb. In city slaugh-
ter sales are making as follows: Steer hides,
over IS fb, p ib, 10c; steer hides, 70 to "a ID,
SC; steer hides, under 70 fb, &c; COW hides,
as they run, SIC; kips, 20 to "a ID, lilo; kips
25 to 80 ID, Ole; calf skins, each 75c. Bees
wax, prime yellow, CSC U tb. OK horns,
each, Sc.
R1cE-The receipts are small and the
market is quiet, although we note firm prices.
We quote: Louisiana No. 3a@4c, common
54@5ac, ordinary 6@64c, fair 62@7c, prime
71@7ic p tb.
The following are the sales, receipts and
exports of the principal articles for the past
three days:
and "a bbls, exports hhds and 10 bbls.
Molasses- 585 bbls, receipts $40, ex-
ports 15S.
Flour-Sales 500 bbls, receipts IA, S96, ex-
ports 1918.
Corn-Sales 645O sacks, receipts 1880,
exports 400 sacks.
Oats-Sales $50 sacks, receipts $500, ex-
ports 1885,
Hay-Sales $50 bales, receipts 1713, ex-
ports none.
Bran-Sales-35 sacks, receipts 403, ex-
ports 50.
Pork-Sales 1926 bbls, receipts 1872 ex-
ports 70.
Bacon-Sales 124 casks, receipts 1873 casks
md 80 boxes, exports casks.
Hams-Sales IS tierces, receipts 1856.
Green Meat-Sales 25 casks and 20, 600 TBS,
receipts 90,370 Tbs
whisky-Sales lis. bbls, receipts 165, ex-
ports 20.
Corn Meal Sales 245O bbls, receipts $685.
Lard-Sales 200 tierces and so kegs, re-
,eipts SOL tierces and 226 kegs, exports 10