The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1875-06-03

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15c 7or common, 50@55c for fair. 686
eos for prime, 60@62c for strictly prime and
66N7Oc Tor choice. Stock In the sheds 3O36
bb1s and SO half bblA
FLoUR-Soms inquiry for Cuba for special
brands and several round lots are in treaty
in addition to the sales We report below. The
Scudder has arrived With about II, 600 bbls Of
Flour, mostly round lots suitable for export.
They were sold previously and reported. The
stock on hand Is small, with scarcity Of sup
ply desirable for export In the local trade
the demand is good, and $40 bbls sold,
Of which 50 single extra at SIS Is; 100 and 100
double extra at S. SO; 200 low treble extra at
SO ct S. Is; so do at S. 374; 100 at
Sc 40; so choice treble extra at Sc IS;
200 choice extra at Sc 80; 14O at ST; so
and SO at 81 Is; Scat 81 80; Is and so at 81 so;
1O0 100, 200, 200, 800, 400, and 400 bbls on pri-
vate terms. For Cuba, 2400 bbls sold, compris-
ing 500 to arrive and 400. 500 and 1000 spot, all
on private terms Total sales to-day $40
bbls.
We notice on Change q specimen bag of
Texas Flour, weighing 40 fb,1snd "classing
choice" The wheat was milled by Messrs.
s. 81. Cockrell & Co., Todd Mills, Dallas,
I" Magnolia brand, warranted to meet the
trade for local consumption, for shipment for
the North and East or Atlantic ports and for
foreign export. It is perfectly milled, ofgood
stock and excellent body, made of choice win
ter wheat, and is fully equal, If not superior,
to any medium choice extra from the West
The bag self is Bemis & Bro. bag from st.
Louis, and the sample came consigned to
Messrs. Schneider Zuberbier in this city.
The Texts crop of wheat this season is esti-
mated to be equal to about 500, 900 bushels
Corn MEALS dull and prices are still
easier for buyers; only so bbls sold at 81 25;
IS at 81 30; so, 100 and 100 at 81 IS 79 Dbl.
Jobbing at 81 1904 so p Dbl Round lots
offering at 81 30 p Dbl
Cow PEAs-Are dull and more depressed
Only small JOB demand at 81 GO for mixed
and 81 20 for clay.
PoRK-We have to note dull and weaker
market to-day; 100 and 100 bbls heavy mess
sold at -, understood to be $21 So and $50
bbls heavy mess sold in two or three lots
at S21 rs ~ Dbl. The market closed at
$21 so ~ Dbl. Dealers have q small job
trade at $2l 75@22 Is p Dbl, as in weight.
DRY SALT Shoulders are in better
demand and 4c ~ ID stronger to-day; 10 casks
and 10000 ID loose sold at Sc f9 ID. They
are now held at Sc loose and Ole packed. No
demand for sides. They are quoted nomi-
nally at 13c for clear rib and l2ic for clear.
Dealers obtain to over the above prices for
shoulders.
Pork AND BEEF Observation-Disclosures. John
Holmes and T. 3. Salter were appointed to-
day by Gov. Kellogg. at the suggestion Of our
merchants, inspectors of provisions. These
gentlemen have served as inspectors for many
years under the Chamber of Commerce, and
the unanimous wish of the provision trade.
Inspection will continue optional as before.
BAcoN-Is in good supply and only small
lob demand. No call for round lots, but
the market is stronger, ndshoulders are held
at 9sc, clear rib sides 1910, clear sides 1890
| 1890 ~ ID. Dealers rates are 9ac for shout
ders, 1890 for clear rib sides and 1910 for cleal
sides. A lot of IL casks shoulders sold at 93c
% ID.
HAMs-Dull, and choice sugar-cured are
quoted at l2a@13ac p ID, as in brand and
size Of lot. tierces sold at 134c, 10 do at
1871, and tierces small Hams at 1870 y I'd.
BRrAKrAsr BACoN-Continues dull at 1896
in lots; jobbing at 14c % 10.
Pro PoRK-Is selling in lots at Sill rs and
jobbing at Sill so % half Dbl.
LARD-Only job demand at 151c for tierce
refined and 164c for key. Round lots are
quoted 10 under these prices.
WH1sKY-Dull and quoted at 81 17@1 Is
for Louisiana and Western rectifed lot OF
rs bbls Louisiana rectified sold at 81 IL y
gallon.
Com IN BULK-A tow of 5000 bushels
yellow is on the market. It is being put in
sacks for the local trade.
WHEAT IN BuLK-The market is totally
bare.
CoRN m EAcKs-Whitel has become scarce
again it il higher, and holders are all asking
9Oc u bushel. $3.50 sacks sold, of which 250
choice white at S7ac, 400 yellow, 500 and
1900 choice white at $50 p bushel
OATs-Are in light supply and moderate
demand. The sales comprise 1900 sacks, Of
which 600 st. Louis at 72c, 200 and 400 choice
at 73c u bushel. -o
BRAN-Light supply and fair demand. $50
sacks sold, Of which 700 on private terms and
$50 choice at 81 7p 100 fb.
HAY-Fair supply and dull. Only IS bales
choice sold at $27 - ton.