The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1875-06-09
DOMESTIC MARKETS.

New YORK. June s, 1910 P. M.-Cotton--
spot weak and nominal, Ordinary 13a, Good
Ordinary 14E, Low Middling l5s, Middiing
16, Mlddling Alabama 16b, Middling Or
leans 16a.
Futures steady; Low Middling for June
l5s@15 11-16, for July Is 1l-16@l5a, for Au-
gust Is 13-l6@155, for September 1870
Der 15I@l5 3 16, for December Isl OILS 3-16
for January 154@15 SIG, for February Is
7-l6@151. for March 15s@15 11-16, for April
l5i@915 1916, for May 16@16 Lie.
NEW YORK, June 8, Evening. - Cotton
closed quiet; MiddIing Uplands l5s, Orleans
16i; sales 1852 bales; consolidated net receipts
1919; exports to Great Britain 81, 1874, to
France 1000, to the Continent 1888, to the
Channel $50; net receipts ISL; gross BAL.
Futures closed weak; sales SO 100 bales,
q follows: June Is 9-16@15 1892, July
Is 21-32, August 15a@15 1892, September
ISL, October 15i@15 9-32, November Is 116
6i5 3-32, December Is 32@15s, January
Is 7-32@l5l. February 15a@15 ZIG, March
Is 19-32@l5s, April l5l@i5 1872, May
Is 15-16@16.
Flour dull; prices still rule strongly in
BUYERS favor; superfne Western and State
- 5O94 rs; Southern flour dull, in buyers
favor; comm on to fair extra 81 8505 IS, good
to choice do SIS 80@8 rs. Wheat opened
heavier and easier, closed fully 10 higher,
brisk export demand; 81 22(@l 80 for winter
red Western, 81 3O(SI 80 for amber do, 81 80
for choice amber State, s. 30@l SO for white
Western. Corn opened quiet and steady,
closed about 10 lower; littlt better export de-
mand; 7S(G.795 for steam Western mixed, 80
@83 for sail do, 81 for old Western mixed
aAoat
Coffse-Rio steady, 16@lS4 gold cargo
and jobbing demand good, lGl@l94, gold
Sugar firm, fair demand, Ss3ss for fair to
good refining; 81 for prime; 7t@7a for mo-
Asses, 81 for .c.vado; refined firm logo
1Os911i for hard grades. Molasses, grocery
grades very dull and unchanged. Tallow
firm, 8a@S 1916. Resin dull, 81 85@l 80
for strained Turpentine dull, 324. Pork
opened heavy and closed firm, new SO $50
10 so cash. Lard opened lower and closed
arm, prime steam 13a. Whisky steady,
81 81. Freights more active and lower !;
cotton by sail 80.
ONcNNATI, June 8. Cotton easy; Mid
ding Is. Flour dull and unchanged Wheat
dull; sample lots of red 81 co. Corn steady,
demand moderate, 72@73. Oats steady, de-
mand moderate, 66@69. Pork steady, de-
msnd moderate, $40. Lard-current make
active, 12a; win er nominal. Bulk meats
steady, demand moderate; shoulders 8s@84,
clear rib ll3@11s, clear III. Bacon-oniy q
limited jobOing demand and unchanged
Whisky firm, 81 16.
81. LOUIS. June 8.-Cotton dull and IN
changed. Flour too unsettled to quote accu-
ntely. Wheat dull, No. 2 red winter 81 33A,
No. 2 spring 944c, soft do $50 for June
Corn-No. 2 mix I'd 69Ac. Oats, No. 2 &C.
Whisky, small sales, 81 IL, generally held
higher. Pork, small lots at $40 12I@20 Is.
Dry salt meat lower. clear lib lit tor July,
clear offered at III for next week delivery.
Bacon dull, shoulders 90, clear rib 12S@12s,
clear 12s@l2a. Lard nominal, 13@l34.
LOUISVILLE, June 8. * Cotton quiet; Mid
ding 15s. Flour quiet and unchanged.
Wheat nominal; red, amber and white 81 80.
Corn active, 1905. Oats active 68@70.
Pork $40 5000 81. Bulk meats-shouiders
81, clear rib lls, clear -. Bacon shoulders
81. clear rib 12S, clear Is. Sugar-cured hams
134@l4 Lard dull; tierce 15@15i; kegs 16.
Whisky 81 Is. Bagging quiet and firm, l3a
OLA.
CHICAGO, June 8-Flour dull and IN
changed. Wheat-No. spring Chicago SO,
No. 2 95l. Corn quiet and weak; No. 2
mixed 81. Oats dull; No. 2 6ls06l4. Pork
demand fair, market firm; $40 SO. Lard
1874. Bulk meats-demand good at iuli
prices; shoulders 8, short rib middles IL.
short clear III less Whisky 81 II.