The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1877-07-10

''"Nn0 NV WIZ bSht anu NV eUliICitHb
or the wants OF business. Several lots
IF new flour have been received, and
placed on the market. Millers generally
ire preparing for the new crop and
within the next ten days nearly all the
mills In the country will be in full 0p-
,ration. The Cairo mills are running
md turning out considerable new flour.
Low grade -four is in fair supply,
.hough the demand is very light. Prices
ior cnoice grades are firm at quotations.
The demand tor hay is very light and
entirely for choise to good mixed. Prices
are shade easier. and We now quote
choice Timothy at Sl2. Receipt are
liberal and the supply on the market is
fur. Common and low grade
hay is plenty and dull..""..
Receipts Of corn are light. and there is
very little on the market. There is a
good demand tor choice white for milling
purposes, butbeyond this trade is limited.
Prices are steady at 49@5Oc.. There
10 no improvement in the condition of
the oat market. While receipts con-
tinue light there is fair supply on the
market There Is scarcely any demand
for them: Prices are steady at 3S@39c
Tor northern. Meal is in fair demand
at 81 1852 50 tor city, with a sup
ply almost equal to the demand.
Country is in good stock, with
only United demand........
Bran is quiet at $l6Gl7. There is very
little on the market. and the demand
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. are plenty, duh
aud low in price. They are selling from
country wagons as low as Soc, and in
barrels at 81 % to 81 80. There is tair
supply of poultry on the market
with good demand. Prices are steady
at quotations.........Choice butter Is in
supply about equal to the demand, and
steady at lGGlSc. Common and low
grade is in overstock, and hard to dispose
OF at any price.....,....Eggs are plenty,
With only moderate demand. A few
small cases OF strictly fresh eggs sold at
DC, which is one cent above the market.
Sc 10 the ru ing price. .,..... There is little
or no change III the market tor other ar
tlcIes quoted.
Rates by river to New Orleans, &c per
DBL, aud II! per cwt.
THE MARKET.
GeT' Our friend should bear In mind
that me prices mere gwen are only Tor
, snita U' ',' n n" ,"r hra ,nuu ',
necessary to charge an advance over
these figures. aGi5a
r1o1,p
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T., ~, =. n. wv 80 W .,' ,. Io 20
- w -
,,n,, -. a,,,,;n. 49, ~,
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-o,,Ii E,-,. r.'n.. 81,
700 49, ,n,.,1' pl...,'., ,o' ,on 49,,
49,. r.,, 40 80. IN III.
,o
90 "a
80 ~
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eh'.'o eae'i' anu e"o'oo u"o''S Is ''o"
"''u A. @'-' N''No'' ""u ~" '"'' ""y
10 p''n'' anu 'e,' u''i' 'a'c' 'io''"
were cars soou ,h'Acu' OIL, car
- INV ''''''"'' VS. wi D'N'"'
cars 'n'Aeu' @ii' Gar p''uie 'l,hol"s'
s'-' o"i eN''a '''''o '''''o'"'' @'''
CORN.
There is Il good demand for choice
white corn tor milling purposes, but 9TH
erwise the market Is d'lll. Prices are
steady at S''%oo 'or "Ih' M'Aeu Is
helu al aot@t9c' we note sales OF cars
whl'e IN SACKS DOC 1oo SACKS "h''e' "oc'
ooo sachs WHILE DC l car "'''' III pu'A
QUO.
OAlS'
lhere Is no Improvement IN the con-
ditlon OF the oat market lhere IS
scarcely any demand at any price. Re
ceipts are light thougA the supply on
the market is fair. Prices are steady at
3s@39c. Sales noted We're car north
ern in sach 42c; | car northern IN bulk,
39c.
POTATOES.
The market is well supplied and prices
are low. Sales are made almost daily
from country wagons at 30 cents per
bushcl. The Geman! is limited. We
note sales OF 10 bbls. choice at, 81 80;
20 Dbl. 81 %: D bbls. common, 81 ~.