The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1875-05-07
BREAKFAST BAcos-Is in light supply and

BREAKFAST BAcoN-Is in light supply and
commands 141c y fb.
LARD-Good stock but no demand. Tierce
refined is quoted at 152c, keg 164c p fb.
A lot of 100 kegs refined sold on private
terms, understood to be at 161c Tierce is
| depressed and it is believed that some sales
were made as low as Isle. All particulars
1885: Clover and quiet; sales Is rs july,
offered 1856 June; 1920, dull, nominalIy
Is. 40 May, 1855 June, 1875 July" Cincin-
natl: "15. 45C &c.," st. Louis: /" Nominal.
ISL"
WH1sKY-No demand, but prices are marked
up &c y gallon.
Corn IN BuLK-There is a supply on hand
Of about $4,000 bushels, Mixed Offering to
arrive q. o ooo 2 2 55usheI.
WHEAT IN BULK-The market is bare and
there is none Offering to arrive. Liverpool:
NO. spring So Sd, No. 2, So I'd, No. / win
ter SO I'D. No. 2, 9s." Chicago, $50
STEADY, moderately active; 1861 June, 1854
GglOS4 July. 1O3l May. 1895: Active and
firm; lO6s@106a June, 1904 July, 1O44@1O4s
resh. St Louis: Nothing doing"
MERCHANTS ExcHANGE.-There was meet
ing OF the Exchange to-day according to call,
and the committee, which was previously ap-
pointed to examine how the institution could
be sustained, asked to adjourn until Monday.
when they would present their report.
Corn IN SAcKs-Light supply and fair de-
mand. Yellow is held ct the advanced price
OF 800 p bushel 1850 sacks sold, of which
$50 yellow and yellow mixed at 87@88c, 1000
white mixed at SIC, 500 and 1000 choice white
at $50 y bushel. Liverpool, 100 P. NJ:
"No. 2 mixed Western 34s 6d@34s 3d." Chi
cago, $50 A: NJ: "Easier 1909 June,
offered ~. May" Chicago, 12:45 P. NJ:
s.
July" St. Louis, 1880: "Dun and io over;
1904 on track, 5000 sacked"
OArs-Fair supply and moderate demand
at previous prices 140O sacks sold, Of which
500 on private terms, $50 at 74c, $50 and 500
choice Galena at 75c p bushel. Liverpool,
l 80 P. NJ: sNo. mixed Western 3s@3s 4d. +"
Chicago, 1920 A. NJ: 81 Dull; 624@a cash, 634
Oh June" Chicago, 11:40 A. NJ: 'Qniet;
62s@R cash May, 63A@s June, new $4,000
July" s.; Louis, 1870: "Dull; g. on track,
BRAN-Small stock and moderate demand.
No sales. Held at 81 17!@1 20 p 100 ib.
HAY-The stock is large and there is very
little demand. 225 bales sold, Of which SO
@24
CoFFEE-No stock in first hands. The local
trade is dull. Stock in hands of dealers 5000
bags. We quote cargoes: Fair 184@1S4c, good
18a@19c, prime 19@194c (gold). Job lots:
Ordinary 17l@18c. fair 1879 9194c, good 1910 |
1890, prime 20@203c fa fb. New York, 100 |
A. NJ: "Sales 7648 bags ex Conduentia, |
low fair 1910; 1890 ex Ida Wiswell, fair to
good 17ac; 600 ex Prendergast, ordinary 16lc. |
Jobbing demand moderate. Lots 16a@2Oc; |
cargoes 16@18ac."
We are indebted to Messrs. Small & Co. |
nj T. M 20 kha fo11 toll
dated Rio de Janeiro, May 5, and New York. |
May 6, 1875: Purchases since April %, 5000 |
bags; stock Is, 600; cleared for Atlantic ports |
1000, loading So 600; prise $500; exchange |
265 p cent; average daily receipts 10, 100 |
bags.
GENERALIZATION qualities are plentiful, and |
20 demand for them. Choice is scarce.
Choice old New York is quoted at 2Ss, in
Ferior 15@18c u ID.
CHEESE Fair demand. Choice Western
Factory would command 16c, ordinary grades
L8@18}c, Young America 23c, English dairy
md nutmeg Ice fR I'd.
WooL-There have been no receipts as yet
,fTexas Louisiana clear sells at 27030c, clear
AXE 3O@33c, bury 14@17c p tb. A lot of
1000 ID sold at zoe for bury and 33c T9 fb for
lear lake.
H1DEs-Fair supply and dull. Dry sailed
re quoted at 11@l2c. country green 7Ic,
Try flint 13!@14c 7e tb. Some 500 ID
,eeswax sold at. Csc f9 tb. In city
laughter sales are making as follows: Steer
lides, over IS tb, p tb, SC; steer hides. 70 to
A tb, SC; steer hides, under 20 fb. Sc; COW
lides, as they run, kips, 20 to "a ID, 114c; kps
IS to 80 fb, 9Ac; calf skins, each 75c. Bees
wax, prime yellow, y ib 27c. OK horns,
ach, SC.