The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1875-05-08

I sacks and 40. OO1 bushels, exports II, STA sacl
: and 48, 1872 bushels.
Oats Sales 647O sacks, receipts 1856, e,
ports 1884
Hay-sales 2275 bales, receipts 1864, ez
ports 1852.
Bran.saies- sacks, receipts 1851, e,
Pork-Sales 1855 bbls, receipts 1850, e,
ports IS.
Bacon-Sales 254 casks, receipts 1872 cask
and 1913 boxes, exports 232 casks.
Hams-Sales 1877 tierces, receipts 748.
Green Meat-Sales 20, 900 ib, receipts 229,
$50 fb.
Whisky-Sales 70 bbls, receipts 1893, ez
ports 275.
Corn Meal-sales 1856 bbls, receipts 1856
exports 49i.
Lard-Sales 100 tierces and 100 kegs, re
celpts 59S tierces and 80 kegs, exports 49,
tierces
SUGAR-Only 16 hhds came in this morning
The stock on hand this morning was reduced
to 1920 hhds, and it is estimated that there arr
barely 1000 hhds in the country, half of which
is yellow clarified. The market is strong
with good demand, speculative feeling and
upward tendency in prices, with the stock
mostly held higher. Some $50 hhds sold al
yesterdays improvement 7lc for common,
SIC for low fair, 8a@83c for fair, &c
for good fair, &c for prime, &c tol
choice open kettle, s@9so for seconds, 9a@
clarified. No pure white on hand and no
grades Of open kettle below low fair. New
York: "Raw sugar quiet and steady. Re-
fined sugar fair inquiry. Standard crushed
115c, powdered 114@l1sc"
| MoLAssEs- 2 bbls came in this morn
ing. The market is quiet but steady and un-
changed, with stock on hand of 1911 bbls
and n half bbls. Fair fermenting is quoted
at 48c; common, not fermenting, SOC. Deal
ers are selling reboiled at 53@56c for fair,
$4,000 for prime, and 63@6Sc for strictly
prime to choice.
FLouR-The stock on hand is very small
and only 1864 bbls came in this morning.
There are no low grades on hand, nor are
there any round lots desirable for export, and
there is some inquiry for Cuba. The local
trade is purchasing sparingly, owing to high
prices. The sales embrace 2670 bbls, Of
which 500 bbls for Cuba, terms not TRANSFERRED,
and the balance for the local trade, compris-
ing % bbls common at SIS; rs fine at SIS %;
rs double at SIS IS; g. $50. and 100 low
treble extra at Sc rs; 35 and 80 good treble
treble at 81; so at 81 Is; 100 choice extra at
81 25; 80, 35, so, so and $50 choice extra at
81 so 79 Dbl 80 spot and 400, to arrive, on
private terms. Liverpool: extra Western
21922s." St Louis: ''Quiet and unchanged"
Corn MEAL-The improvement in the de-
mand we noticed yesterday is sustained to-
day, and us bbls sold, of which Is, $50, 100
and 200 bbls sold on the landing at So rs, 100
on private terms, rs, rs, so and 100 at So 80
% Dbl. It is selling in job lots On the landing
at SO 87993 80 and in store at 81 u Dbl.
Cow PEAs-Stock on hand 10000 sacks
and not much to come from the country.
There are some orders here. but buyers are
holding back for lower prices, and the market
is dull A lot Of 200 sacks choice clay sold to
go in the country at 50 IS 7e busnel. Choice
mixed is quoted at $2(92 Is, clay 50 40,
with only small job sales at 15c 7p bushel
above these prices.
PoRK-The market is at standstill. Mess
is Offering at 1923 and bids solicited, but no
demand whatever, though lot of 100 bbls
mess sold on private terms, supposed to be
S22 so - Dbl. A lot Of 8 bbls rump sold at
$1S. Dealers have small job trade
at 1923 Is ~ Dbl Cincinnati: s'Pork quiet
and steady, held firmly at S22 25." St. Louis:
"$22." Liverpool: "Prime mess 75s." Chi
cage, 1885: "Pork dull, offered $21 rs |
June, nominally S22 O5 July. 1920: Mode.
rate demand. $21 70 June, $21 So July, $22 20 |
August"
DRY SALT MEAT None in first hands and |
only 10000 fb shoulders came in and were
sold in job lots at Ole 5p To. Shoulders are |
called for Clear rib sides are quoted at 12lc, |
clear sides 12ac p ID. Dealers are jobbing
at &c above these prices. st. Louis: "Out
meats firm and unchanged" Cincinnati :
"Quiet, 8sc, 11ac, 124c." Chicago, lilo !:
" Hogs fairly active, 1O@15c lower. Sales
$7@7 80 for inferior to good heavy; bulk Of
sales 81 35@7 65. 1890: Cut meats easier;
held 81 May, s. June
BAcoN-Good stock but very little demand,
and market weaker. Only Sc casks sold, of
which Is casks clear rib sides sold on private
terms, q concession, 10 and 4 casks shoulders
1t 9ac, casks clear rib sides at 134c, 10 and
u casks clear sides at 1890, all on the land
ng Shoulders are quoted nominally at 81,
,lear rib sides 1910, clear sides 133@13sc p
b. Jobbing very slowly at &c above these
prices. St. Louis: Firm, 9sc, 12a, 49,"
Cincinnati: "Quiet, 81, 12a, 49," Liverpool:
.L.C. NJ. Sis. S. G. NJ. SIS"
LARD-Good stock but no demand. Tierce
8 quoted at 152c nominally, key 16ac y b.
Tobbing at &c over these prices. Liverpool:
s67s." Chicago, 1895: "Dull, offered 21.775 I
Tune; nominally 22.0 July; 1920, inactive, {
5. 524@55 June, Is. 72I@15.75 July" Gin
innali: Offerings light, 1906" St Louis:
: Quiet, ISL"
HAMs-The supply Of choice sugar cured is
mall, but quite sufficient for the demand,
which has slackened this week. They are
quoted at 14IIc wholesale, and 14ac jobbing.
jincinnati: "132@14c."
BREAKFAST BAcoN-Is in light supply and
cling slowly at 144@149c f9 ID.
WHIsKY-No demand, but held strongly at
Il 1SGG1 10 y gallon for Louisiana and West !
m rectifed. Is aud 25 bbls Louisiana recti-
led sold at 81 II y gallon.
WHEAT IN BULK-The market is bare and s
here is none offering to arrive. St. Louis: {
Dull and dropping" Liverpool: "No. l
pring 81 Sd; No. 2, s.; winter No. 9s 4d; 7
70. 2, S." Chicago, 1925: "Quiet; 1O3l
day, 1850 1867 June, 1OS@108f July. 1880:
20 wer, unsettled; lO4a June, 107@1O79 July, 4
O2a fresh.
Corn IN BuLK-There is supply on hand d
f about IS, 600 bushels. Mixed Offering to
rive at Sc % bushel
Corn IN SAcKs-Is in good supply and fair Il
anand af frmar nricaS for mixod apa | i