The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1875-04-28

bags. Last yeer planters took 34,Oou Dags:
in 1873. $4,000 bags; in 1872, 1900 bags |
Their condition is considered much better at
present, and it is expected they will take
more this season than last. The shipments
thus far embrace 10000 bags.
PoRK-Fair supply but no demand. Mess
is offering at So 75N123 - Dbl, and no
sales. A dealer obtained S23 p for % bbls
mess. Only small job trade at S23 25(G
% so y Dbl. Cincinnati: ''Qniet, S22 %.
Liverpool: prime mess 7Gs Cd Chicago.
1910: Dull; S2l so May, S22 O5G s22 O7aa
June"
All provisions are at o stlnd-still, and it is
given as solution of the matter BY some Of
our merchants, that buyers are holding of
owing to high prices which have been forced
up in the interest Of Chicago spectators, and
less or cheaper food, hence few and small
orders for plantation hands, while others
look for an early increase Of orders from the
country, viewing the future hopefully with
fattering prospects tor the crops, and no
danger Of high water.
DRY SALT MEAT Very little in first hands
and none coming in. Shoulders are quoted
at Sc, clear rib sides 12c, clear sides l2ic
II ID. Dealers have fair stock and are JOB
bling at 4@sc over these prices. Chicago,
1O:45-" Hogs moderately active and prices
steady on heavy. Bacon grades firms 50(9S;
heavy selling at S8@8 IS, for common to
choice SIP Is; cut meats steady, fair demand;
sales 200, 600 shoulders Sc, June; nominally
Gle. May" Cincinnati: "Quiet, Sc, III e. 12lc;
hogs quiet and firm, fair and meolum 81 100
s Is; good to choice So 4O@8 &c."
BACON - Fair stock but no demand.
Prices steady. however, as there is none press
ing on sale. Shoulders are quoted at 5000,
clear rib sides 13s@l3ac, clear sides 1870
1910 u h. Only job trade. Cincinnati
"9sc, 1880, 13ic, quiet. City smoked
bacon is Offering .04 under these prices. !"
Liverpool: ell q. Al. SIS Cd, S. G. n. 63s
Cd"
LARD-Quiet but steady, with a small
key 16lM165c. Cincinnati 'Quiet-l5I@
l6c. Liverpool: american 6ss Cd" CHI
cago, 1910: "Dull and easier; 15.60@15. 62I
May: l5.8O@15 S2a June; offered IL.
july"
HAMs-Choice sugar-cured are scarce and
in active demand at advancing prices. Offers
of 14,c are refused for supplies to arrive. 20
tierces sold to arrive at 14ic, 25 and IS also
to arrive at 14Ic, and Is on the spot at 14sc
p b. Cincinnati: 'I3! @14c.
BREAKFAST BACoN-Is in light supply, and
commands 14ac y fb. 20 boxes sold at that
price.
fering to arrive.
Liverpool: '.No. spring s. Sd; No. 2 g I'd;
No. l Western 50 i'd; No. 2 s." Chicago,
1880: "Active and higher; 81 Oh for May,
| 81 O6I for June
Com IN BULK-A tow of $4,000 bushels
came in on Monday. Previously lot OF ~,
600 bushels No. mixed, in the elevator, was
Offering at $50 p bushel.
WH1sKY-No demand. Louisiana and West
ern rectifed is quoted at 81 1601 Il p gal.
lon.
Com IN SAcKs-No receipts this morning.
The supply is good, with moderate demand.
$500 sacks sold. Of which 500 yellow mixed,
IN burlaps, at SAC, 800 do at $50, $50 at sec,
1900 choice white at SIC and 300 choice
white at $50 fpI bushel Liverpool L.
M. ..No. 2 mixed Western 34s Gd(034s Sd.
Chicago, 124O Firm, 74i for May, Us for
June, ~ for July
OArs-Are in good supply. The demand is
fair at firm prices. 1000 sacks sold. OF which
100 light weight St. Louis at 1870 and l5Ol
choice at 75c p bushel. Liverpool. T. M.
s.No. mixed Western IS 4d." Chicago, 1913;
A. NJ: ..FIrmer, fair demand; gu 91G2a May,
62a June.
/ BEAS-Is in good supply and dull. S0(
sacks sold. OF which 800 ordinary at 81 20
200 and 800 at 81 25 u 100 h. No receipts
this morning.
HAY-Large stock and limited demand
700 bales sold, Of which $50 prime at S25, 25(
prime at S25 SO, SO choice at $2S, and 81 az
at s29 = ton. No receipts this morning.
CoFFEE-The market is quiet but no change
in prices.l No stock in first hands. Stool
in dealers hands 1000 bags. We quote car
goes fair ISL @1SAc. good 184(919c, prlm.
19@19lc, (gold), Job lots: Ordinary l74fSa
1sc. fair lSa0 1910, good 19l@l94c, prime q
02OIc a fb. New York IL 80 A. NJ: 'Ho!.
ers firm. Nothing doing from first hands
Lots, 16JC919ac, latter for prime"
R1cE-ls dull Small stock on hand. W.
ouote: Louisiana No. 2 3s@4c, common 5
M5ac, ordinary 6@64c, fair 62@7c, prime Z
HIDEs-Small stock and very little arriving
Limited demand. Dry flint is quoted at "A
@15c; dry sailed 12@l3c, country gree
salted@8c p ID. In city slaughter sales arr
making as follows: Steer hides, over 80 10.
ID, 1Oc; steer hides 20 to "a H. Sc; steer hides
20 to "a ID, 111c; kips 25 to 80 10, NC; cal
: skins, each 75c. Beeswax, prime yellow, I
ID &c OK horns, each, SC.
TA1Low-None here. In request and woul
sell at S@9c 5a ID.
Woo10The spring clip is arriving in small
quantities. Holders are asking high prices
; but BUYERS are holding back, owing to tn
: unsettled market. BURY is quoted at l5(Gl7
. Louisiana clear 25(93Oc. lake 3O@33c T. It
PouLrRY-Western grown Chickens sell
SIS so; young 1904. Ducks $4@5. Gees
s6@s. Turkeys s2O@22 U dozen. Louisia y
grown chickens s4@5; young s303 q
! Ducks s3@3 SO. Geese s6@7. Turkeys 81
+ OILS IL dozen.
EGGs-Receipts are large, but moderat
demand. Western are quoted at 16(9loc
oniciara 1RG2Oc n Dozen
BEEF-The supply is light and the marke
, is dull 10 half b is Plate sold at s. pe
half bbl. Fulton market is quoted at 81 :
I@1l so y half Dbl, Texas SlO(3l! 81 !!
Dbl, half bbls 81 5O@S, Western sl4Gl
SrARcH-Good supply and dull. Quoted
Ale u 10.
EscuLENrs AND GREEN VEGETABLES
/ landing is bare Of potatoes; Small stock ),
, dealers hands. Louisiana Potatoes are in d.
: maud. Western Potatoes are quoted in stol
at So 25@)3 40. Louisiana sell at $500 d