The New Orleans bulletin., 1875-04-21

! AT 30 ol3 20 cnolce extra at So tZ5; 70 q
Sc 75; 50 at Sc so; so choice family, to tn
local trade, at 81 y bbl, and 800 bbls 70
Cuba on private terms. A shipment of 5O
| bbls is going on board for Cuba, and we hea
Of a large lot in treaty
Com MEAL-We have to note a dull mar
ket to-day, and only so and 100 bbls sold al
S3 50 u Dbl. st. Louis quotes 50 6O03 65.
Cow PEAs-As the season advances planter
show more disposition to buy and the marke
is strengthening. There is a stock on han,
OF IL, 600 sacks, mostly held for higher prices
Mixed are now strong at ST 75 and clay 50 Il
bushel. On Monday 60 and 50 sacks mixet
sold on orders for the country at 81 60: 3,
sacks clay at 81 Is and 80 at 81 80 u bushel
A car load of clay was offered at 81 50 +
bushel. To-day an offer of 81 65 was refused
for car load of mixed and 81 IS for one o
clay. and 81 75l92 asked, respectively.
PoEK.-The market continues dull and
mess is quoted at s22 Is +, bbl No sales
Dealers are jobbing at s23@23 so as il
weight. Cincinnati steady, S22(a}22 25. st
Louis tirmer, s22 %; held at s22 So Chicago
1910: "quiet and lower; S22 June, S2l Is
May; nominally s22 80 july"
Dry SALT MEATS quiet but strong.
There is none in first hands, but dealers have
fair stocks. A lot of 10000 lbs shoulders
sold at Sc p ID. Shoulders are quoted at
S3c, clear rib sides 12c, clear sides 12Ic p
ID. Dealers are jobbing at .9sc over these
prices Cincinnati cut meats 8ic, 1lic, 12!c.
Hogs quiet, sales 81 35@S 40 Tor mixed to
fair medium. St. Louis, cut meats frmer,
Sc, 12c, 12sc Chicago, 10:40: Hogs active
and firmer, shade higher; sales 81 4007 80;
common to good, heavy, S8 1909 25; as
sorted lots heavy, II 1:5O: Cut meats firm. de-
mand moderate, sales of shoulders Sc May,
&c June.
BREAKFAST BAcoN-Scarce, in demand and
higher, selling at l4@l4.c fe fb.
BAcoN-The market is steady and firm,
with quite good demand to-day, and $50
casks sold, of which 90, 80 5, 10 aud 20 casks
shoulders at 9ic; 5 do at sc; 10, 10 and IA
casks clear rib sides at 1870; at 1870, and 20
at 1870 r. h.
ST. Louis: Firm, 9i@9ac for shoulders,
dealers are jobbing at ic over these prices.
Cincinnati: Selling at 81, 12s, 49,.
LARD Is in fair supply and dull at 14ac for
tierce, packers, 15Ic for refined; keg 1870
Ice u ID.
Chicago, 1910: Firmer, sales at Is ~ for
June, 15.97I tor July. nominally Is 60 for
May. Cincinnati: Steady, 155@1G. st.
Lonis: Higher, ISL.
WHEAT IN BULK.-The market is bare and
there is none Offering to arrive. Chicago, II:
w L NAs AAAOEuA0AS dCOVO u0U AAA4CAS
81 O3Cl S1O3s June, 81 VI May"
HAMs-Choice sugar-cured are in light
supply and in demand at 13i@14ic p ID
as in brand. Cincinnati, 13lMJl4.
WHlsKY-Dall. Louisiana and ordinary
Western quoted at 81 POL Is, choce West
ern rectited 81 15@1 16 T. gallon. A lot of
20 bbls. Louisiana rectitied sold at 81 IA u
gallon.
Corn IN BULK-There have been no further
sales since that Of 25,OO0 bushels reported on
Monday, purchased for export, on private
terms. A los of 10000 bushels No. mixed,
in the elevator, is offering at S5c T. bushel.
Corn IN SACKS The supply is good and
the demand fair at firm prices. The sales
comprise $500 sacks, of which 1900 yell
low mixed at 81, 500 mix I'd at S5: 500 vel
low mixed at SGc 1000 choice white at S7sc
and 1000 and 2OOO choice white at $50 7a
bushel. Received this morning 1892 sacks.
Chicago. 12:45 P. NJ: Steady, 73sG73ac
II 30: Dull, 72M73ac, 77(G78c sacked.
OATs-Are in good supply and dull. The
sales comprise 140O sacks. Of which 800 St.
Louis at 73c, $50 do at 73sc, 200 choice at
74c, 300 fancy at 75c and $50 choice at 76c
h bnshel. None received this morning.
Chicago. II: :l3 A. NJ: Quiet and easier, G0ic
May, 6lc June. st. Louis, 1890: Dull, no
bulk, G7G1675c for sacked.
BRAN Good supply and dull; rs sacks
sold. of which 625 choice patent packed at
81 25, and $50 at 81 SO T9 100 b. Prices
have declined 25c y 100 ib since yesterday.
HAY-Fair supply and moderate demand;
i2O oales sold, of which 200 on its merits at
S2S. and 100 and 12O choice at S29 y ton.
None received this morning. st. Louis 1890:
Lower $17020.
SALr-Verv little going forward. We quote
lealers' rates: Coarse 81 80, fine 81 5OEa]1 60
tp sack. Turks Island 9Oc 5g bag OF two |
bushels. When taken at warehouse a reduc- |
ion is made for draysge. Table Salt in |
pockets sells at 2l@16ac each, as in size.
GuNNY BAGs-Are selling at 14c in bales,
md 15c piece reserved.
BALING rwINE-1s scarce. Selling in round
OTIS at lac, and jobbing at 15c ~ ID.
Moss-Light supply and good demand.
fray is selling at 3@34c, gray and black
mixed 4c, black 4a@5c, city picked 7011c u
Hops-Are dull New York are quoted at
S@5Oc, Wisconsin 45@ 46c, California 500
&c y tb.
NALT-Spring is quoted at 81 25@l 40.
all 81 5O@l 60, California 81 6O9l IS q
'ushel.
IRON CoTroN TIEs-The Arrow tie is SELL
ng at SC f9 tb. with discount on round lots.
'ieced arrow Ties, II feet, sell at 3Ac net; s
eet inches 34c net. The Beard & Bros. lie
ellis at Sc u ID, with a discount on round
OTIS.
CooPERAGE- -Molasses barrels sell at 81 %;
alf do. 9oc; sugar hogsheads 50 Is each;
ogshead poles S55, barrel poles S27 so u
OOO
BEEF The supply is small and the demand
air. Fulton market is quoted at sl1 400
l so p half bbl, Texas s1O@11 50 y Dbl,
alf bbls 81 50@S, Western sl4016 y bb!
OAK SLAVES The receipts are large and the
emand for export is moderate Extra pipe
0 inch is quoted at S175; extra pipe Sc inch
l5O@l55; light pipe SO to 60 inch s1oO;
xtra hogshead 4S inch S130; extra claret 40
,ch $95@1OO u 1900. These quotations are
" slaves culled and delivered alongside Of
essel from the yard. At tlatboats, according
quality. pipe sells at s65D12O; hogshead
5000; claret $50.
IMPORTED FRu1rs AND NUTS w Pair supply
ID moderate demand. Palermo Oranges sell
s3@i; Messina So SO; Lemons 81 50@5 {
n en- !