The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1875-07-07

as so; choice do, S5 62A@5 rs; choice
extra, 5000 IS; choice and family extra,
Sc 50@7 and 81 Is % Dbl.
Corn MEAL.-Good supply but no demand.
Offering ct So S5@3 so % Dbl Jobbing at
"a ~ Dbl Only 200 bbls sold at So IS % Dbl.
Cow PEAs-Ihe stock has been bought MP
by dealers and spectators and there Is only
about 1000 sacks remaining in first hands.
Dealers sold so sacks mixed on A plantation
order at SIZE and $50 clay at Csc: and 200
sacks mixed sold for feed at Coo u bushel.
FORKS inanimate, but heavy mess is
held strongly at $21 S7a@22 ~ Dbl Dealers
are Jobbing at $22 25922 so u Dbl. Small
sales OF repacked ara made to dealers at s21,
and the dealers are jobbing at S21 so - Dbl
U Dbl :
DIR SALT MEAr-None in first hands
and dealers have very little. A car load Of
shoulders received this morning. sold pre-
vlously to arrive. Shoulders would command
s3c y ID. Dealers are jobbing them at 1Oc
'BAcoN-Only job demand at lO4c for
shoulders, 1870 for clear rib sides and 14Ic for
clear Sides Round lots are quoted at IL I'M
der these prices. Two car loads Of 10 casks
shoulders each sold at the depot at SIC and
casks clear sides on the landing at 14c az h.
BREAKFAST BAcoN-Is in light supply and
higher, although the market is very dull It
il quoted at l34@14c q H..
.tkAAAs Choice sugaI.cured sre in fair sup
ply and in demand for the trade and for Gu
bas at 12a@134c ~ ID; 2l3 tierces sold to-day,
comprising 90 on private terms 20 tierces,
large. at 124c IT, 10 and Is, in lots, at 1910;
IL. 16 and 20, spot, at 13ac, and Is to arrive,
at 1910, and Is tierces rejected at loo y tb.
Prices are lower here than in the West. -
4 So ALL
for fierce and 14lc for key SO kegs sold
at 14lc 7p ID. Good job demand at 10
above these rates. y
WHIsKY-The stock is small, but sufficient
for the demand, which is limited, at 81 10 for
Louisiana rectifed and 81 2091 % for West
ern. bs.
Conn IN SAcKs--The supply is'good with
fair demand at steady prices; The sales COM
prise $3.50 sacks, of which 200 yellow mixed
at SIC, 300 yellow mixed at $50, 100, 500 and
1900 white at $50, 800 and 800 do at 800 and
ESQ choice yellow at 90c ~ bushel 85
OArs-Fair supply and limited demand
terms and $50 at Csc Tp bushel.
BRAN-Is in fair supply and dull. Only
100 sacks sold at $50 7p 100 ID. -'sl
HAY-Ordinary and prime are plentiful and
dull Choice is in light supply and moderate
demand. Only SO bales strictly prime sold at
$25 - ton. .ia rf6
CoFrEE-Th stock is inadequate for the de-
mand. The market is very strong We
quote job lots, fair s1a3@15c. (gold), good
l9@194c, prime 10000 % tb. @
. We are indebted 10 Messrs Small & Co. for
the following telegram, dated Rio de Janerio,5
July 8, and New York, July 9Th, 1875: Re-
ceipts since the Goth inst $4,000 bags;
purchases for the United States 60, 600; price'
$500; stock 65,00O; exchange ok 7p cent?
average daily receipts 5000 bags. = .Ye1
BUTTER Choice is scarce and in request.
Choice Western sells at 23@25c. Choice
Goshen 30@33c fp H. Inferior grades Of
Western ana Goshen are plentiful and dull
prices are nominal. a.
CHEEsE--Fair supply. and dull Choice
Western Factory is quoted at HOBO. New
York cream 16a@l7c fe ID.
RICK-The STOCK on hand is small and the
demand is alittle better !; the low grades are
mostly in demand. The continued rain has
partially saved the crop and the rise of the
river lately has permitted some planters who
had no water to food. ( We quote Louisiana
No 2 34@34c, common 44@5c, ordinary 81
@5ac, fair 64@6ac, prime 7f@73c y ID.