The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1875-05-13

clear nib sides 12lc. clear SIDES 123c y 70.
A car load Of 20 600 ID shoulders, loose, sold,
to arrive, at 94c y ID.
Chicago, 1895: "Hogs moderately active
and firm prices, 10@15c higher. Sales 81 40
al 80 common to choice light; 81 75@
Is inferior to good heavy; So 5O@9 choice. :"
1925: ''Cut meats dull, nominally unchang-
ed; shoulders held 8sc cash; 8s@81c June. :"
Cincinnati: ''Hogs dull; 81 5OlD8 fair and
"Cut meats firm and unchanged"
BREAKFAST BAcoN-Is dull and selling
slowly at 144c ~ fb.
HAMs-Are in fair supply and dull at 14c
for choice sugar cured. A lot of rs tierces
selected, choice and small, sold at 144c y fb.
Cincinnati: '.134 yD14c."
LARD-Good stock and dull, though some
purchases were made for Cuba at 15s@15@c
for fierce refined. 100 and 100 tierces sold on
private terms. Keg is quoted at 16@ l64c p
fb.
Liverpool: 1865. Chicago, 11:35: ''Steady,
moderate demand, Is. 424 June; ID. 624 July"
Cincinnati: "Firmer, 15l@15i;" St. Louis:
Nominal"
WH1sKY-No demand, but prices are marked
up to 81 20@1 % for Louisiana and Western
rectifed, under the influence of Western
advices announcing the stock there mostly
under seizure. St. Louis: 'None Offering.
Cincinnati: "Holders pressing lsales, 81 IT,
WHEAT IN BULK-None on hand and none
Offering to arrive. Liverpool: ono. spring
IS Sd; No. 2, IS; No. winter So 4d; No. 2,
9s." st. Louis: "Nothing doing" Chicago:
HAS A. NJ: "Steadier, fairly active; 1885
June, 1864 July, 101a fresh, lOl May, 964
No. g."
BAcoN-There have been considerable
shipments by dealers, on orders, for the
country and the stock is considerably reduced.
Shoulders are now scarce and there are very
few clear rib sides on hand. The stock con-
sists mostly of clear sides. There was q
much better feeling and more animation to-
day and the market is stronger. "a casks
shoulders sold at 9lc, and 81 do clear sides at
1890 79 ID. Clear sides are quoted at 1890
p I'd. Dealers are jobbing at s@4c above
these prices. Cincinnati: "Quiet; 50, 12s,
49,"
CORN IN SAcKs-The supply is fair and the
demand is better at firmer prices. 500 sacks
sold, of which 100 yellow, in burlaps, at SOC,
600 mixed and 1000 white, in burlaps, at 9Oc,
and 1900 choice white at 92c u bushel. Liver
pool, PM: "No. 2 mixed Western 33s 9d@
34s," Chicago, $40 A. NJ: CLOVER, fairly
active; 73s@74 June, 761 July, offered 724
cash." Chicago, 1905: STEADY, moderately
active; 724 May, 73a June, 76S July, 72a@72aa
fresh" St; Louis, 1890: 'Quiet; 72a@73,
| ~ sacked.
OArs-Supplies are good and the market is
dull at unchanged prices. 1854 sacks sold, of
which $50, 314. 500 and 1000 at 74c, and 400
at 75c % bushel. Liverpool, 2 PM: Ono. 2
mixed Western So 4d." Chicago, 1850: "Quiet,
64@64Rc June, nominally CSC May" St.
Louis, 1890: "Quiet, GA. 66@67 sacked.
BRAN-Good supply and limited demand.
Prices are easier for buyers. $50 sacks sold.
of which 500 at 81 10, and $50 mt 81 Is y
100 tb, decline of 2a@5c U 100 fb. ST.
Louis, 1890: ''Held ST."
HAYS in good supply and dull. No
sales. Prime is quoted at $25, strictly prime
$26 7s ton. st. Louis 1890: "Quiet, $50
$22 SO.
| CoFFEE-The demand is limited, and we
note small sales to grocers. Stock in hands
of dealers 1000 bags. No stock in first hands.
We quote cargoes: Fair 1850 1910 (gold), good
1sa@18ac, prime 1916 y ib JOB lots: Prime
193@ 1920, good 194@194. fair 183@1sa, ordi-
nary lilo ~ fb. New York, HIS: Sob
bling demand light. No sales from first
hands"