The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1875-05-09

with large etOck ON 0huo, nv u0AnAlu 90
declining prices. There are no buyers about
at $2@2 10 d bushel On Thursday 22S
sacks choice mixed sold ct 81 80; to-day deal
ers sold 80 bbls choice mixed at 81, and 40
bags clay at 50 40 u bushel.
PoRK-The market 10 dull at yesterdays
decline, when mess sold at $22 so p Dbl.
To-day 80 and ITO bbls heavy over weight sold
at $22 SO 7P Dbl. This is now the asking
price and no buyers. Dealers are jobbing 9
little at s23, and occasionally obtain $23 Is y
Dbl for heavy. Cincinnati: " Nominal, $22. :"
ST. Louis: I" Dull and nominal, $2l Is"
Liverpool: "Prime mess 75s." Chicago,
1O:40: "Pork dull, offered s21 IS june.
s21 IS July, 500 Is August" 11:3O: "Quiet,
s2l 625@2l 65 june, SCI so Nay, offered,
$21 80 July, $21 Is August.
DRY SALT MEAT-None in first hands and
none coming in. Shoulders are called for,
and car load received yesterday sold in job
lots at 94c 99 I'd. Dealers have q small stock
and are jobbing shoulders at 94c, clear RI b
sides at 124c, clear sides 123c % I'd. Gin
cinnati: "Cut meats steady; 8b@l14912fc.
st. Louis: ''Dull and unchanged" Chicago,
1880: "Hogs moderately active and firmer;
prices 100 higher. Sales 81 400. 20 for
common to choice light, 81 75(9S rs for com,
mon to good heavy" 1920: "Cut meats duu
Auu 6H6lcE, buOuluoIS Oh may OF OuAs
BACoN-Go0d stock but the demand Is only
in Job way and prices were barely sus-
tanned. Only "a casks sold in the forenoon,
comprising 4 casks clear rib sides at 1890, ~
and 20 casks clear sides at 1880 5 ID. But
later there was good inquiry for clear sides
at 1890, and they were held at 1850. Shout
ders are quoted at 9ac, clear rib sides 1885,
clear sides 1890 p ib. Dealers obtain 10
above these prices IN the job trade, with quite
a brisk business Liverpool" L. G. M. Sis, s.
O. M. 53s." Cincinnati: "94, 12a, 134." st.
Louis: Dull and unchanged"
BREAKFAST BAcoN-Is dull and selling
slowly at 144c 79 ID.
HAMs-The market has become very dull
and prices are easier for buyers, although
the stock is small Choice sugar-cured
are quoted at 14@144c p ID, and only 20
tierces sold at the railroad depot on private
terms and Is on the landing at 144c 99 fb.
Cincinnati: "134@14c."
LARD-Good stock but no demand, and the
market is quoted nominally at -@152c for
tieSce and -@164c for key. Dealers are job
bing at 4c over these prices. lot of 80
kegs kettle rendered brought 164c 7P Id.
Liverpool: "67s." Chicago, lO:4O: "Nom-
inally unchanged; no sales. 1920: Dull;
Cincinnati Nominal, 154(1l5a." ST. Louis:
"Dull and nominal"
WHEAT-None here and none Offering to
arrive. Liverpool: "No. l spring IS Sd,
No. IS, winter No. l 80 4d, No. IS. /"
Chicago, 1850: "Unsettled and lower; 81 OIL
al OF May, $1Q3s June, ST 06 bid July.
1920: Firmer, fairly active; 81 O24M1 O2a
fresh, 81 O44 June, ST O64@1 O6s July, nomi-
nally 81 Ol& May, 96@965 No. g."
WH1sKY-DulJ, but the stock is held strong
ly at 81 17@1 10 for Louisiana and Western
rectifed. IS bbls Louisiana rectified sold at
81 10 and 100 bbls Cincinnati at 81 IL 1p gal
lon. Cincinnati: Firm, 81 15." St. Louis
"Held at 81 H."
Conn IN SAcKs-The supply is fair with a
good demand at yesterdays advanced prices.
| The sales comprised 5000 sacks, of which SOC
yellow and yellow mixed at $50, 600 white
mixed at $50, $50 white at SOC. 300 yellow at
500. 500 choice white and 1900 white and
yellow mixed at 9Oc, 1000 choice white at 90c
and $50 do at 92c 99 bushel Liverpool, P.
M: "No. mixed Western 34s 3d@34s Cd. y
Chicago, $50 A. NJ: "Steady; 74s@744, June
Chicago, 1895: "Easier, moderate demand
1911 fresh, 72a May, 74a@745 June, and 77s@
ri july" St Louis, 1890: "Dull, nothing
doing"
OArs-Good supply and moderate demand
$50 sacks sold, Of which $50 choice at 74c
and 300 do. at 75c % bushel. Liverpool, P
i SAAAOssSoS
lilo A. NJ: "Quiet; Gil May, 63063b June.
ST. Louis, 1890: "Dull; nothing doing"
BRAN-Is in light supply and fair demand
$50 sacks solo at the railroad depot at 81 IA
and 100 on the landing 1t 81 173 y 100 tb.
HAYS dull The stock is large; 1926 bale
sold, of which SO prime at $26, SO choice a
s27 so, $50 do at $27 SO and Is do at So
p ton.
CoFFEE-The market is quiet Stock i
hands of dealers 1000 bags. No stock in frs
hands. Prices are 4c y fb lower. We quot
cargoes: Fair 8@182c (gold), good 18t@18ae
prime 100 y ib Job lots: Prime 10000
good 194@19A, fair 184@1S ordinary 174c
ID. New York, II 80 A. NJ: "Steady and III
changed. Sales 4l2s e1 Harry Stewart
quality good, private terms; 1000 ex "
A. Farnsworth, to arrive; 1000 ex May Queer
at Baltimore, on private terms.
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