The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1875-04-20
CONNIE CIAL.
CAIRO, ILL, MONDAY EVENING, |
April 10Th, 1875. I

phcrc and cutting north winds OF last
week.
The business OF the week opens IN a
depressed aud rather denioralized condi-
ton In all leading lines, with q single ex-
ccption In favor of -four. In this staple
the demand Is active, prices firm and
tending upward, aud market bare of all
grades. Corn Is dull and quiet, the de-
mand is limited aud prices shaded in
favor of buyers. The oat market IL
quiet, dull and unchanged. Meal isquiet
but firm. Bran is dull and plenty, quot
cd ut $25 at the mills. Other branches of
the market are unchanged.
THE MARKET.
HarO friends should bear in mind
that the prices here given arr usually for
sales from first hands In round lots. In
filling orders and for broken lot, II is nee
essary to charge an advance over these
figures. -Sa
FLOUR.
The market IL firm and excited. all
grades are In good demand aud market
bare. Receipts are light and prices have
. ,V"'' sano 'p""' '."o'' W. ao"
''''' ~ w " - ovS' Wv wv pa-
rcls, S5G6 90; 100 barrels choice, 50 50;
l0o. barrels xxx spring, s. 20; 100 bar
rcls Xxx spring, S.; 100 barrels XX
spring, " 80, 100 barrels supcrline spring,
= 4 lao l. Ill
- w wv Wv. o'' '''S' " ""s" 90 |o'
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The supply OF choice hay Is very limit
cd, the demand steady and market firm.
Large quantities of hay arrives IN dam
aged condition and has TO BIZ sold at n
sacrifice. We note sales of ear prime
delivered, S2l ] car choice tim
othy delivered, s22 10; ! ear choice
mixed delivered. W.; car choice timo-
thy delivered. S23; 100 bales damaged,
81 per bale 2 cars choice timothy dclIy-
cred, S2l so; 2 cars choice mixed dcliy-
cred, s2I 20.
ropx
-,
% "'".' ,"''s P"''' anu easy "c-
'e'p's eNcceu 'he denhahu ana prices are
: i''''' "'sc,''eu 'o-ua!' our reports OF
'i'es comprise = ears NO. mixed IN
'aons uc'''ored' e9ta'S'c' ears No. 2
"'c u" sacNs oeh'cred' SNaslc'; ] ear
we "',o ~ S',As ue'''c'eu' e'c' z
80 ave- NAV" ~ shchs ueiiVereu'
l., .'' 'elcoou ",'''c III pu'k Oh
y, ao ''o. ! o'' "'''c ''' SACKS ueii'er-
' ''J.o'cu '''Ao" ''' ou'k on
w. o.' N"' VINO 'n'Neu ID
. y" "aoN' '',, oas NO n,Neu
.',',. ,' '.'o'."' '-'' wv s'cNs NO.
n,vod do,,,.o.aI oo'"S,. '' " 1''
o'. go
,, o"no'
D", "''' q"'c'. ihc market is wei
!, npp"sn "',' '',e oc'',aiu small. Quota
,ara ~ Wv a p"I ,,.,, ou"y' SAVES were
," n, ~ ,s sn.ns ''',..''"' 'oc.' cars III
I.,iyorod IN.
MEAL.
Quiet and easy. Prices are unchanged |
IS yet, but are weak and unsettled, owing
o the light demand. Transactions are
United to 200 barrels steam dried dcliv-
red, So 7O9S3 rs 400 barrels City steam
Iried, So s09S3 50.
BRAN.
The market Is well supplied, dull, and
'rices are lower. Quotations to-day at
he Mills are 81 80 sacked and delivered.
We have no sales to report.
BUTTER.
Choice Northern butter continues In
,ood demand, and not so scarce. Com
non Is plenty and dnll' There are no
hanges In quotations. Sales were 10 |
ibs choice Northern packed, &c 10
ubs choice Northern packed, 25c; Is
ubs good Northern packed, 2Oc;G tubs
hoice Northern packed, 25c; 10 buckets
Illinois, l5c.
EGGS.
The cold weather of last week kept the
up 10 receipts ana there is no
'ver stock on the market. Prices are I'M
hanged. Sales were 200 dozen. l2c 200
lozcn 123c 800 dozen, l2Ac 1900 dozen,
29l23c,
49,, 'hiChENS.
ne ue'hahd Is fair and sufficient to alb
orb all receipts. Prices continue steady
lhd unchanged. Sales reported were
ooops c''olce mixed " %; q coops
y, iens' % oo' D coops choice mems,
10 ''a' 4" ~ uoheh mixed, " ooCa,' z''
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