The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1875-07-14

and the dealers job it at $21 50@2s % Dbl
Original mess is jobbing at $22 25922 81
| 59 Dbl. The stock and movement is reduced
to SO low point that we must now state thai
Cincinnati and Louisville pork has the pre-
ference over Chicago by Csc y Dbl.
DRY SALT MEAT - The supplies are small,
but there is very little demand, and receipts
are mostly going into store. 5000 ID shoul.
ders, loose, on the landing. sold to a dealer at
9lc, and casks at 91c, an advance of 493c
owing to light receipts. Dealers are jobblng
them at 9ac f H. Nothing at all doing in
sides.
| BAcoN-The market is dull, and clear rib
sides are 4c weaker, while shoulders and clear
sides are steady and unchanged. IS casks
sold, OF which 10 casks shoulders at 9sc, %
and 70 casks clear rib sides, in lots, at 13lc
| q ID. Clear sides are quoted at 1890 u I'd.
Dealers are jobbing at ic over these prices.
Shoulders and clear rib sides are scarce, and
offers OF 9sc were refused for shoulders and
9ic asked. A lot of clear sides sold on an
order by dealer, at 1890 p 10.
HAMs-Choice sugar-cured ore scarce and
in demand for Cuba, and prices are very strong
at 134@l3!c U ID. A lot of SO tierces sold at
1910 T2 ID.
BREAKFAST BACoN-Is in light supply and
sells slowly at 134@14c p tb.
LARD-Good supply but only Job demand
at 14lc for tierce and Isle for keg; round
lots may be quoted 4c under these prices
WHrsKY-A lot of % bbls Louisiana rectified
sold at 81 20 y gallon. Western is quoted
at 81 81 u gallon. Small stock, but very
little demand.
Corn IN BULK-The market is bare. Yester-
day 2244 bushels were received by the jack
son road.
WHEAT IN BULK-The market is bare. A
tow Of 40, 900 bushels is on the way here it
was bought in the West for Liverpool. See
report elsewhere of Texas grain.
Corn IN SAcKs-Good supply of inferior;
choice is scarce. The demand is fair at yes
teryday's prices. The sales embrace 605O
sacks, of which 1900 mixed, at S6tc, 1900 do
at SEC, 400 yellow mixed SIC, 200 white mixed
and 1000 yellow at $50, 100 and $50 white at
soc y bushel
OATs-Are in fair supply and demand 7O3
sacks sold, of which 1853 choice Texas, in
second hand sacks, at &c, 200 and $50 choice
Western at CSC 7e bushel.
BRAN-The supply is fair and the demand
moderate; $50 sacks sold, of which 160, at
the railroad depot, at 92Ic, 300 at 923c and
500 choice at 95c p 100 b.
HAY-Fair supply and dull. No sales.
Prime is quoted at S24, choice $25 p ton.
COFFEE = No stock in first hands, nor
is there any in dealers. Good demand.
We 4uOCC Jul loCc, OIuludIy 1860 tROlu),
fair 19@1sAc, good 100000, prime 2o@2O3c
p fb.
The following are the sales, receipts and
exports of the principal articles for the past
three days:
Sugar-Sales 1902 hhds receipts 264 hhds
and 10 bbls, exports hhds and II bbls.
Molasses-SaIes none, receipts 8, exports
none.
Flour-Sales 2465 bbls, receipts 1885, ex-
ports 1850.
Corn-Sales 1850 sacks, receipts 1926 |
sacks and 34S6 bushels, exports $685. sacks.
Oats-Sales 2053 sacks, receipts 303, ex-
ports 345.
Hay--Sales 1875 bales.
Bran-Saies 1920 sacks, receipts SO5, ex-
ports $50
Pork-Sales 25 bbls, receipts 14O7, exports
i3.
Bacon-Sales 1873 casks, receipts 155 casks,
exports 1879 casks.
Hams-Sales Ill tierces, receipts so.
Green Meat-Sales 5 casks and 25, 900 To, |
receipts 40,0 600 tb.
Whisky-Sales rs bbls, receipts 176, ex-
ports 81.
Corn Meal-Sales $40 bbls, receipts 300
Lard-Exports 5 tierces.