The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1875-07-17

prime, and 65(070c for choice. Stock in
The sheds 1896 bbls and 81 half bbls
FLoUR-The market is quiet to-day after
yesterdays activity, but strong for winter
wheat -four, which is mostly held out OF
market for higher prices, and some offers OF
| Sc Is are refused for round lots of choice
treble extra. Spring wheat -four is dull.
The sales are confined to 725 bbls in the local
trade, of which so double extra at SIS; SO
and $50 choice treble extra at Sc 25; 25 choice
extra at Sc 624; 200 at Sc rs; 100 and 100
at 81: 30 and SO bbls on private terms.
Superine is quoted at 81 so; single
extra 81 rs; rs at Sc IS; so at Sc SIS;
double extra, SIS; low treble extra, So Is;
good do, SIS 374@5 SO; choice do, SIS 62a
95 Is; choice extra. $6@6 25; choice and
family extra, Sc 50@7 and 81 25 p Dbl.
Corn MEAL-Continues very dull and only
100 bbls sold at SO 80, IS at So So. so at 81
y Dbl. 1t is jobbing at s494 10 p Dbl.
Cow PEAs-Are dull and lower with only a
job demand on orders at 55@65c p bushel.
A dealer sold rs sacks mixed at 55c p bushel.
| PoRK-Has continued dull and weak at
s2l@2l Is and s21 SO, as in weight, for
original mess. Last evening 100 bbls sold and
to-day $50 bbls mess sold on private terms.
Repacked is sold to dealers at S21, and dealers
job it at S21 50922 p Dbl. Original mess is
jobbing at S22@22 SO Tp bbl There was a
better feeling and the market was stronger
this afternoon, and advices were received
from the West to hold Csc higher. lot of
25 bbls sold to dealer at $21 374 p Dbl.
DRY SALT MEAT - The supplies are small,
but the demand is limited. Shoulders are
| quoted at wholesale at 94c and jobbing at
94c u H. Nothing doing in sides.
| BAcoN-Dull and quoted at $1,000 for
shoulders, 134c for clear rib sides and 1919
for clear sides. There are some, buyers tor
clear sides, but under these figures. Dealers
are jobbing at s@3c over these prices. 10
casks clear sides sold at 1870 and 10 do at
1890 % 10. There was better feeling this
afternoon, and the market was stronger.
HAMs-The supplies of choice sugar
have all been bought up, and the market is
strong at 13!c; jobbing at 14c u tb. rs ties
solo, to be shipped here, at 1s1c p tb. The
Cuba.
BREAKFAST BAcoN-Is scarce and selling at
lac 7p tb.
LARD-Good supply but only job demand
at 144c for three and 15@l54c for key;
round lots are be quoted &C ac under these
prices.
WH1sKY-The stock is small, but there is
very little demand. Louisiana rectifed is
quoted at 81 90, and Western at 81 81 p
gallon.
Corn IN BULK-The market is bare.
WHEAT IN BULK-We hear of several car
loads on the way here from Texas to be
placed on sale. The last received brought
ST. 20 II bushel. The market is bare of West
ern. Some on the way here is for Liverpool
direct
Corn IN SAcKs-Good supply Of mixed and
yellow mixed Light supply of white,
which is in fair demand at higher prices
The sales comprise 1868 sacks, OF which 100
mixed at 85c, 100 yellow at SIC, 100 yellow
mixed at $40, 800 white at 90c, 300 and
400 choice white at 92c p bushel
OATs-Light supply. The market is strong,
though the demand is not active. Last even
ing, not reported, 500 sacks sold at zoe. To-
day 1850 sacks sold, of which 200 inferior
Ohio River at Gee, $50 ordinary at 66c. $50
do at Csc. 300 at Csc, 100 and 200 choice
Galena at zoe, and 200 at re p bushel. 400
sacks Texas arrived this morning; they are
not yet sold.
TEXAS OATs-Three car loads Texas new
Oats were received by Messrs. kirkpatrick
Keith, from Van Alstyne, Texas, ex Morgans
Louisiana and Texas Railroad. Messrs. Sears
& Kinsella are the brokers.
BRAN-Is in light supply and dull. No sales.
Quoted at 92!@95c p 100 I'd.
HAY-Good supply of low grades and no
demand for them. The supply Of choice is
% 72 ton.
CoFFEE-The market is strong and the de-
mand is good and is somewhat restricted for
want Of supplies There is no stock in first
hands, and dealers stock comprises 1000 bags.
Sales yesterday, to arrive, comprised 16, 700
sacks, Of which 5000 exl Heaton, $500 OK
Florence Margaret, 5000 ex Mary Garwell,
and 1900 ex Hendericka on private terms;
also 1000 sacks resold to-day on private
terms. We quote job lots, ordinary 182c
(gold), fair 19919ac, good 10000, prime
20@204c 7e ID.
The following are the sales, receipts and
exports of the principal articles for the past
week:
Sugar-Sales 1856 hhds, receipts 264 hhds
and Is bbls, exports 157 hhds and 80 bbls.
Molasses-Sales none, receipts II bbls, ex-
ports lat bbls.
Flour-Sales -, 1856 bbls, receipts 5474, ex-
ports 1856.
Corn-Sales 1888 sacks, receipts S435
sacks and 1886 bushels exports Is, 043 sacks
and $3.50 bushels.
Oats-Sales $500 sacks, receipts 3O3, ex-
ports 1856
Hay-Sales 1875 bales, receipts As bales, ex-
Bran-Saies 1870 sacks, receipts 17l3, ex-
ports 47O.
Pork-Sales 500 bbls, receipts 1876, exports
70 bbls.
Bacon Sales 15S casks, receipts 165 casks,
exports 1923 casks.
Hams-Sales $50 tierces, receipts 1859 tierces
Green Meat-Sales 5 casks and So, 600 fb,
receipts $4,000 10.
Whisky-Sales rs bbls, receipts 290, ex-
ports 208.
Corn Meal Sales 995 bbls, receipts 1856,
exports 16l.
Lard-Sales $50 tierces, receipts 55 tierces
and 500 kegs, exports SO tierces.