The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1875-05-26

MOIAsGEs1-Only 80 Dds were received tn,s
morning. The market is dull There is no
movement, and prices are quoted nomina!ly
58a6Oc for prime, 6O(962c for strictly prime
and 65@70c for choice. Stock in the sheds
34O7 bbls and 76 half bbls.
FLoUR-There is no stock on hand OF any
moment, and only 600 bbls came in this
morning. The demand for the local trade
appears to have slackened, and the mar
ket is quiet and weaker for spring wheat
Flour, winter wheat remaining firm and I'M
changed. The principal sales to-day are con.
fined to 1000 bbls, Of which so double extra at
IS Is; 100 low treble extra at Sc 37t; 100 do
at Sc So; 100 and $50 choice do at Sc IS; $50
at IS ST.; so choice treble extra at 81 121,
and 300 bbls on private terms. The market
opened dull. but strengthened as the day ad-
vanced under reaction in wheat in the
West There are orders here for Cuba re-
tarded by scarcity Of supply and high prices
asked.
superane is quoted at SIS 374@5 so; single
extra Sc; double extra Sc 25; low treble ex-
ira Sc 37a@6 so; good do. Sc 1907; choice
treble extra 81 25@7 so; choice extra 81 5O
OF S7t e Dbl
Com Mails scarce and in request'at 81 GO
in lots. and jobbing at 81 7O(94 70 y Dbl.
It is Offering to arrive at 81 60 p Dbl; 81 bbls
sold on the spot at 81 60 y Dbl
Cow PEAs-Are dull with small sales at
81 IS for mixed and 81 85@1 80 u oushel
for clay; 500 sacks clay sold on private terms.
PoRK-No demand for round lots. Origi-
nal heavy mess is held at $22 Is, light weight
original $22, repacked $2l so 99 Dbl. Dealers
are jobbing at $22 IS for original, and So 70
M22 SO for repacked Offers of 1872 were
refused for heavy.
DRY SALT MEAr-Supplies of $4,000 ID
came in this morning. and the market is dull
and depressed in the absence of buyers.
Shoulders are Offering at Sc y fb loose and
packed. Clear rib sides are quoted nominally
at 12c; clear sides 124c y fb. Scarcely any
thing doing even in the job trade. 5000 ID
shoulders, loose, sold, spot, at Sc, 10000 at
9bc, and 10 casks shoulders, to arrive, ct Sc.
mand, and we quote nominally 9sc for shout
ders, 1910 for clear rib sides, and 1890 for
clear sides. Dealers have small JOB trade at
lc over these prices. An improvement In the
order trade is expected in provisions, danger
of high water being over.
LARD-Dull No demand for round lots
Standard is quoted at 154c for tierce refined
and 16c for keg; jobbing at 4c above these
prices.
Pro PoRK-Is selling in lots at $11 Is and
iobbing at $11 so p half Dbl.
BREAKFAST bACON-COuuuu0S uuu d. LOU
in lots jobbing at 14c 9p I'd.
HAMs-Dull at 123@13c for choice sugar
cured, further decline, though lot of 20
tierces brought 1910 y tb.
WH1sKY-Good stock but no demand.
Louisiana and Western rectifed is quoted at
81 1901 20 9p gallon.
WHEAr-5OOO bushels sold, seller July, at
95c and 5000 bushels seller July at $50 u
| bushel.
Com IN SACKS supply and moderate
demand at further decline Of &c y bushel
500 sacks sold, OF which 900 white in second
hand sacks at $50, 1000 choice white at $50,
1000 yellow mixed at $780, 500 white mixed Of
85c, 500 choice white at SIC and 1000 do al
$50 P bushel
OArs-The supply is good and the demand
limited. Prices are weak: 900 sacks sold, o.
which 300 at the railroad depot, at 74c, zoe
and 400 white, on the landing, at Toe y
bushel
BRAN-Is in good supply and dull. Prices
have further declined 24c 5p 100 Id. zoe
sacks sold at 81 10 5P 100 fb.
| HAY-Ths stock on hand is large and very
little demand. 1875 bales choice sold at $2e
| - ton.