The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1875-05-14
s22@22 25." st. Louis: "Dull s21 rs

asked"
DRY SALT MEAT-The market is bare of
supplies and none in first hands. Shoulders
are called for and would command 91c % H.
A car load of 20, 600 To shoulders that came in
this morning was sold previously, to arrive,
at 9ic p ID. Sides are dull and quoted ct
124c for clear rib sides and lac for clear
sides. Dealers are jobbing shoulders at 81
@94c y ID.
steady; 81 40@7 so for common to choice
light, 81 75@S rs for common to medium
lots, So 1909 for choice. Noon: Out meats
dull and unchanged" Cincinnati: :" Steady;
s., liz. 12i." ST. Louis: Firm and un-
changed"
BAcoN-There is only small stock of clear
sides on hand. Clear rib sides and shoulders
are scarce. The market is quiet but strong,
with good order trade, dealers making liberal
shipments, in small lots, for the country.
Shoulders are quoted in round lots at 92c.
clear rib sides 1890, clear sides 1890 p
ib. Dealers are jobbing at s94c above
these prices. Liverpool: 81. Z. NJ Sis, s.
G. NJ. $685." Cincinnati: Sales 81 121, 131."
st. Louis: Firm ard unchanged"
BREAKFAST BACoN-Is dull and selling
slowly at 144c p ID. lot Of Is boxes sold
on private terms
~LARD-Good stock, but only job demand
Sv15ac for refined in fierce. Round lots are
quoted at 15a@15Bc for fierce and 100 164c
for keg Liverpool: $685." Chicago, 1915:
"Dull, offered at Is. As June, nominally Is. IS
July" Noon: "Quiet and easier, Is 400
15.424 June, 156O@15.623 july" Cincin-
natl: "Quiet and steady, 15@l54." St. Louis:
Nominal. ISL"
HAMs-DolL Choice sugar-cured are quoted
at 14c u To.
Corn IN Bu1K-The market is bare. A fiat
boat load Of 5000 bushels mixed sold on the
coast at 9O@95c sacked.
WHEAT IN BULK-Nore on hand and none
offering to arrive. Liverpool: "No spring
81 Sd; No. g. IS; No. winter 50 4d; No. 2,
s." Chicago, 1:lO: "Wheat steady; 1Ol
@1O1a May, 1O3a June, 1864 july" Noon:
active and frmer; 1888 June, 1868 july" st.
Louis: 'Firm, nothing doing
WH1sKY-Nod demand, but prices are marked
up to ST. 20@1 % for Louisiana and Western
rectifed, under the influence of Western
advices announcing the stock there mostly
under seizure. Cincinnati: "Firm, 116." St.
Louis: Nominal"
BUTTER-Choice Goshen is scarce and in
demand and is selling readily in lots of 10
firkins at $50 10 I'd. The stock on hand is
small and is of inferior qualities. No demand
but for choice. Inferior Western is quoted
at 12(d)15c, inferior Goshen 10000 7p tb.
H1DEs-The market is less active but prices
are unchanged. Dry sailed are quoted at 12c,
country green TOTO, dry flint 15e % ID. In city
! slaughter sales are making as follows Steer
hides, over IS tb, f ID, lOc; steer hides, 20 to
"a ID, SC; steer hides, under 20 10. &c; COW
hides, as they run, SIC; kips, 20 to "a 10, 1l9c;
kips, IS to 80 ID, Ole; calf skins, each 75c.
Beeswax, prime yellow, CSC p fb. OK horns,
each, Sc.
Corn IN SAcKs-Is in fair supply and mod
crate demand at full previous prices. $500
sacks sold, of which 500 and 1000 mixed at
9Oc, 500 and 500 white at 92c p bushel. Liver
pool, P. NJ: "No. 2 mixed Western 33s 9d@
34s.'' Chicago 1925 A. NJ: Firm; 72$ for
MAY, 74s@74a June, n July, 73(973s, fresh. =
Chicago noon: .sSteady; 72a May, TAG June,
n July" St. Louis, 1890: . Unchanged"
OATs-Are in good supply and were in linn
tied demand this morning at slightly weaker
prices. $3.50 SKIS sold, of which 500 at 73c, 25O
and 500 at 74c, and 1000 choice Galena at 75c
II bushel; but since then receivers are
stronger in their views, and some of the stock
Is held of. Liverpool, P. NJ: "No. 2
mixed Western 3s 4d" Chicago, 1876 A. M.
"Quiet and firm, 63ac cash, Csc june" Chi.
cago noon: stSteady; &c May. Csc June. "
St. Louis, 1890: unchanged"
BRAN-Fair supply and moderate demand
1000 sacks sold of which 300 at 81 IL, 4OC
at 81 12I and 300 at 81 Is u 100 I'd.
HAY-Good supply and fair demand and
stronger; 625 bales sold, of which $50 prime
at S26 70 do. at S26 125 choice at $26 so, Sc
and $50 do at S27 u ton.
COFFEE Nothing doing from first hands,
and very small sales from second hands. 45OC
sacks arrived yesterday, part of which was
previously sold. We quote cargoes: Fair Is
@1sac (gold), good 18t@1Sac, prime 19c u
10. Job lots: Prime l9a@2Oc, good 1910
194, fair 1Sa@1Sa, ordinary 174c y fb.
| We are indebted to Messrs. Marks Il Co.
for the following telegram, dated Rio de Jan
GIRO, May -, and New York, May ID. 1875
Purchases since May S, none; cleared for At
Iantic ports 5000 bags; loading 54 600; stock
155, 600; average daily receipts 5000; exchange
81 y cent.