The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1875-05-05
commands 14Ac = ID. A lot of Is boxes
brought that price this morning.

brought that price this morning.
HAns-There is no stock of choice sugar
cured on hand and the receipts sell readily
at full prices. 2e6 tierces came in this morn
ing; II tierces sold onlprivate terms, at full
price, and Is at IA They are quoted at
14sc wholesale and l4s@15c in job lots. Gin
WHEAT IN BuLK-The market is bare and
there is none offering to arrive. Liverpool
ter 50 i'd, No. 2, 9s." Chicago. 1920 !:
"Wheat unsettled, weak; 1O7@1O7. June.
1O9l July; offered 104a cash." 1910: .'Steady,
fairly active, 1O4s5 fresh, lO4s@5s May, lO7s @l
June, No. 49," St Louis: IS Higher, r. W.
No. 2 146 cash."
LARD-Good stock and fair supplies coming
but no demand. Tierce refined is quoted at
154@16c, key 164@lGac = ID. A lot of 25
kegs refined sold at l6!c 2 ID. Cincinnati:
"151c.' St. Louis: Mountaineering do
ing" Liverpool: "67s." Chicago, 1895 !:
"Quiet, sales, 1866 June, nominally 1885
july"
Conn IN BuLE-There is supply on hand
of about 200 bushels. Mixed offering to
arrive at SEC ID bushel.
WH1skY-Nothing doing. Louisiana and
Western recti6ed is quoted noninally at
81 17(aJ1 10 7p gallon.
Corn IN SACKS = Fair supply. with q
moderate demand at yesterdays prices The
sales comprise 3O74 sacks, OF which 1874
mixed at SEC, 1900 yellow in burlaps at
SEC, 500 yellow and yellow mixed at $40,
500 yellow and yellow mixed at SIC, and $50
white at $50 T. bushel. Liverpool, P. M:
Chicago. 9:45 A. NJ: "steady, fair de.
mand, 75s May, 76iN17ess June, ISL July"
Chicago 1915 P. NJ: '.Quiet, rs May, 76s
June, 49, July, IS fresh.'' st. Louis, 1890:
"Steady, 75vl759. 79@SO sacked"
OATs-Liberal supply aud quiet; SIG sacks
sold, of which So St. Louis light weight at
73c; 40 do at 74c; and 65a choice at 75c II
bushel. Liverpool, 2 P. NJ: mo. 2 mixed
Western 3s Id" Chicago, 1915 A. NJ:
"Quiet, 63a@63s May, 64!@64s June, new
offered 60 July" S.. Louis, 1870: 1881 1965,
6706S sacked"
BEAN-Is in tair supply and moderate de-
at 81 Is = 100 10.
HAx-Ihe supply is good and the demand
limited; 200 bales choice sold at $27 II ton.
R1cE-Small stock on hand and not much
offered. We quote: Louisiana No. 2 5000,
common 51@5ac, ordinary 6@64c, fair.64@
7c, prime 74@74c p ID.
NAVAL Enthusiastically receipts, COM
prsing 200 bbls of Rosin. we5e shipped to
Caba. The market is bare and the demand
for 1t IS good. No pitch IN hrSt handS
Spirits Turpentine is quoted at 33c y gallon.
Good supply of Tar and 20 demand prices
are nominal.
BITTER supply of choice grades lis,
exhausted. 1t is in request. but no demand
tor other grades. Choice Western would sell
at aOc, medium is quoted at 1F4D1 Ice, inferior
1O912c, choice Goshen would command Csc;
no new here. Medium is quoted at 20$a25c,
inferior 1S91Sc y Ii.
CoFFEE-Is qniet. Stock in hands Of deal
ers 5000 bags. No stock. in first hands
We quote cargoes: Fair 1ss@1aAc. good 49,
@l9c, prime 1919 l9!c (gold). Job loas: Or
binary IT, @1sc fair 1sa@19!c, good 1870
1890, prime 2OG301c q ID. New York, II NJ
''Jobbing demand moderate Prices unset
tied and lower. Lots 16a@2Cs; cargoes 164
@18c. New York, 1870 A. M: "Stock-
Galveston sOO0 Hampton Roads 522A, Balti
more II, e37. Total Sc, PIP. Asaoat and load
ing to April LIST. l2O, 6s2; purchases, April LIST
to May 1st, 5000"