The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1875-04-30

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Cincinnati: "Quiet and steady, sc, II &c
H. 20" St. LOUIS: "Firm and unchanged
Liverpool: IL. G. NJ. 5ls Cd; S. C. N. SO
Cd
LARD-Small stock, but no demand 70
round lots. Tierce refined is quoted at 15iM
16c, key 1910, 1GIc - ID. so and 100 fierce
refined sold at l6c = ID. Liverpool: '.67s Sd.
Chicago: "Quiet; 15.82s bid June. Ice BIZ
July 1890: 'Quiet and firm; 624 May
- S2l June, 1G.02I july"
HAMs-Choice sugar-cured continue yer,
scarce and in demand at 14,M14lc y ID
40 tierces sold to arrive. at that price, and q
also to arrive, at l4sc T. tb. CINCINNATI ID.
a. lac r ID"
| BREAKFAST BAcoN-The market is bare
Supplies command 14,@15 r ib.
| WHEAT IN BULK-NOne on hand and none
Offering to arrive. Liverpool: "No. l spring
s. Cd; No. 2 s. I'd; No. winter IS 4d: No. .
8" Chicago, 3:45: ''Active and higher
81 OBJ May, 81 O6s61 OGI June. 1:2O
excited, 81 OF June; has sold 81 Os June
offered, 81 O5 May" st. Louis: Firm.
nothing doing"
THE FUTURE OF Spring WHEAT.-A writer
in the Tribune says that in the Chicago store
houses at the present time are 100 cargoes OF
30, 900 bushels each of spring wheat. This
wheat is shrinking $1,000 per day, or 500 OOO
per month, from the one item OF storage
alone. The price is sc to Zoe above New York,
and l5c above Liverpool, figuring through
freight at the unprecedentedly low rate OF 45c
r. 100 ID. We may now soon look for the stock
in store to be added to at the rate OF 100, OOO
to 10000 bushels daily from Western points.
In view of all this, as we'll as the fact that crop
prospects upon both sides Of the water look
as promising (the hue and cry about damage
to winter wheat to the contrary, notwithstand-
ing) as usual this sea -on Of the year. the ques-
ton suggests itself, what is going to be done
with it?
WH1sKY.-No demand. Louisiana and West
ern rectitied is quoted at 81 l5Cl IL u gal
Ion.
CoRN n BULK-A tow of $4,000 bushels
c,me in on Monday. Previously lot Of 90
600 bushels No. 2 mixed, in the elevator, was
Offering at 85c p bushel
Corn IN SACKs-Is in light supply. The
demand is fair and sales are being made from
warehouse and on the landing. Prices are
firm. The sales comprise $3.50 sacks, Of
which 500 yellow mixed at 85c, 1000 white at
SIC. $50 yellow and 600 choice white at $50 T.
busheL Liverpool, 2:3O P. NJ: "No.
mixed Western 34s 6d@34s 3D." Chicago.
$50: '76A May, 77I June" Chicago, 1880:
- otTOuB, Io4 May, as, n2N"S ouno' 'o8N"'
76. fresh receipts" st. Louis, 1925: "7S,
sacked
OArs-The supply on the landing COM
prises about 1000 sacks Good supply in
warehouse. Moderate demand. $50 sacks
sold at 75c, and 1900 were delivered which
had been previously sold for future delivery
at 75c y bushel. Liverpool: ''No. mixed
Western 34s Id" Chicago, 10 A. N. "Firm-
er, fair demand; 63 May, 63s@64 June.
lilo: Quiet and steady; 62a062:: May, 63i
@63s June. nominally 81. Cash." St. Louis,
1926: "67, sacked .
BEAN-Is in good supply and moderate de-
mand Prices have fallen 1OCy 15c p 100 I'd.
400 sacks sold, Of which $50 on private
packed at 81 Is, and 200 at 81 20 % 100 fb.'
HAY-Fair supply and liberal demand.
$50 bales sold, Of which 100 prime at so,
100 and $50 do SGT y ton. St. Louis, 1925:
..Firmer, S17023.
BurrER-FAlr supply. The market is dull
Choice Goshen is quoted at Csc 10.
Other grades are selling at extremely low
prices Choice Western is quoted at 2OGl pc
~ Id; inferior grades are nominal.
DRIED FRU1r-Apples are quoted at 8 csc
p ib. No Peaches here and no inquiry tor
them.
BEANS AND WESTERN PEAs-Fair supply and
u.
at SIC, Western SIC y lib; green Peas $40 q
Dbl.
WooI-Is in demand and receipts sell as
fast as landed; 600 fb clear lake sold at 33c.
1900 do at 32c, and 1000 bury at 16C1 TIC T
b. Louisiana clear is quoted at 25Cy 3Oc t
lib.
EGcs-Good supply and dull Western are
quoted at 160lSc, Louisiana 1S@2Oc T.
dozen.
CoFFEE-The market is quiet but no change
in prices. No stock in first bands. Stock
in dealers hands 1000 bags We quote car
goes fair 49, @18ac, good 1870 9c, prime
19@19lc, GOLD, Job lots: Ordinary THO
18c, fair 1890 19!c, good 199 1879, prime 20
a, 2OJc y IT, New York. 11:l5 A. NJ: 'Steady,
fair demand. Sales 1000 sacks, ex Ellesmere,
at Hampton Roads 1SI@l8lc, 200 ex Campan-
orc, at Baltimore, private terms, and 1000 ex
May Queen on private terms.
We are indebted to Messrs. Small X
Co. and Marks Il Co. for the following tele-
gram, dated Rio de Janeiro, April 2Sth, and
New York, April Goth, 1875: Purchases since
April 2lst, $1,000 bags, cleared Atlantic
ports $4,000, cleared Gulf ports none, load
ing $4,000, stock $4,000, average daily re-
Gel pts 5000, price $500. exchange 26s Il cent.
CHEESE stock of choice is exhausted,
and very light supply Of other grades. Fair
demand. Choice Western Factory would
command Ice, ordinary grades are nominal.
New York cream is quoted at 1871 l9c, Young
America 2O@22c q ID.
MONETARY.