The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1875-06-24
D0MRSfIC lARKETS.

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DOMESTIC nABKETs.
New YoRK, June %, 1915 P: M.Cotton-
SPOT firm: Ordinary 12s, Good Ordinary II,
Low Middline l4a, Middling 15s, Midd1ing
Alabama 15a, Middling Orleans 153.
Futures easy. Low Middling for June and
July 15@15 1916, August 15s@l5 SIG, Sep
TENDER 15(915 1-16, October Ia, November
and December 4s@14 11-16. January Il 1915
14s, February 15@15 JIG, March 10 3-16
|@l53, April 15a, May 10 ll-l6(elo3.
NEW YORK; June %, Evening. Cotton
closed firm, held higher; Middling Uplands
l5I015J. Sales to-day 1879 bales; consoli-
dated net receipts 6253. Exported to
Great Britain 24,764, to France 1920, to the
Continent 1886. Net receipts to-day ~.
Gross 1889.
Futures closed firm. Sales Is, 200 bales,
as follows: June Is 1-16A15I, July Is $500
ISL, August 15I@15 9-32. September 155@
Is 5-32, October IA 13-16@14 1882, Novem-
Der IA 1-16@l4 1882. December IA 11-16@
LA, January l4t@14 1892, February Is l-l6
@l5 1892, March is 9-32@15 SIG, April
i55@15 9-16, May is % 32@l5a.
Flour-shipping grades more active; trade
brands quiet; common to fair extra 81 500
IS; good to choice do IS 90@8 Is. Wheat
irregular and unsettled, closing cent lower;
rather more disposition to realize; shipping
demand quite moderate; 81 l23@1 10 for
spring, 81 30(01 So for winter red Western,
81 35(91 So for amber do. 81 32@1 80 for
white Western. Corn dull, strongly in buyers
favor; 81@S23 for steam Western mixed, 500
S31 for sail DO, IS for old Western mixed
in store.
Cofee-Rio steady, very quiet, cargoes
held at 16@1Sa gold; JOB lots l6l(9l94,
~.1a Geo. ra~~ InIl opI haovv. 71[nSI for
fair to good refining, "a for prime; no sales
of any magnitude reported; refined steady,
13@I3l for graduated, 11s@114 for crushed
and powdered Molasses; grocery grades
dull; 45@55 for Porto Rico, 7O@75 for New
Orleans. Rice; steady, fair demand; a 81
for Carolina common to choice, 6s06S for
rapgoon. Ta,low firm; 81. Rosin quiet;
81 75@1 80. Turpentine quiet. Pork firm;
new job lots $40 5000.
Beef dull; SIS SO for p cked. Lard frmer;
1876 for prime steam. Whisky quiet; 81 TO-
Freights to Liverpool scarcely SO firm cotton
by steam $3.50.
Leather heavy; hemlock sole, Buenos Ayres
and Rio Grande light, middle and heavy
weights 26@29; California do 25a@27t; COM
mon do 25@27. Wool unchanged; domestic
fleece 1905; pulled 3O@5O; unwashed 15@
"a; Texas 5000. :,
steady. Wheat dull; red 81 20@1 ~. Corn
dull, 67@69. Oats dull, nominally 6O@65.
Butter-steady for choice; other grades scarce
and firm. Pork sold at $40 on spot. Lard
steam nominally 1908; summer sold 100
12aa, kettle 13I. Bulk meats quiet and steady;
shoulders 81, clear rib III. clear III. Bacon
steady; shoulders 81, clear rib 1244, clear 12al.
Whisky steady, sales at 81 IA. Live hogs
steady; prices range from Sc SO to 81 10; re-
GENTS 1870 shipments 37O
LOUISVILLE, June 23.-Flour and wheat un-
changed. Corn dull. 72@75. Oats nominally
64@67. Rye nominal. Pork $40 5000.
Bulk meats dull; shoulders 8s@8s, clear rib
liz, clear H. Bacon-shoulders 1901, clear
rib 12s clear 12s@13. Hams-sugar-cured
13@13a. Lard-tierce 14a@l5, kegs 152@
l5a. Whisky 81 IA. BsgRing steady, 132@l4.
ST. LOUIS, June 23.-Flour-double extra
winter 81 1905, treble extra s5@5 50, fam
lily S. 1905; Wheat dull and lower; No. 2
red winter 81 SO asked, 81 S1@1 80 bid cash.
Corn dull: No. mixed 65 asked, CAL bid.
Oats dull; No. 2, Ssh asked, 50 bid. Rye
lower at 81 O3. Whisky steady, 81 IS. Pork
frmer, small lots sold at $40 rs. Dry salt
meats-more doing; shoulders s. clear rib LII,
clear III; all at Burlington, buyer July.
Bacon quiet; clear l3s@13l. Lard lower;
summer ~. Live hogs-shippers' Sc 25@
so. Cattle weak; supply of Texan exceeds
the demand; fair to good native steers Sc 10
@6 SO, medium 81 "a, choice Texan steers
81. good So so. Receipts Flour 1000 wheat
5000, corn 24,000, oats 90 600, rye 1000, hogs
1900, cattle 5000 head
CHICAGO, June %. - Flour quiet and
weak. Wheat dull; No. spring 81 Oh, No. 2
81. No. 3 IS. Corn-demand fair; No. 2 |
mixed ga. Oats dull; No. 2 513. Rye dull
and lower; No. 80. Barley dull and lower;
No. 2 spring 81 Is. Pork buoyant; sales at
$40 10. Lard steady at -. Bulk meats
demand good; shoulders 81, short rib mid
dies III, short clear III. Whisky 81 16.
FINANCIAL.
NEW YoRK June 23-Sub- Treasury bal. |