The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1874-12-15

y bag of 2 bushels. When taken at ware
house reduction is made for drayage. Table
Salt in pockets sells at 29G6ic each as in size.
BAGG1Na-Round lots are quoted at 12c y
yard. Domestic jute, hemp and flax are re-
failing at 49, a. lac India 12c q yard
| PoULrRY-Western grown Chickens sell at
81 80, young do 50 5OG3; Ducks S3@3 so;
Geese s6(G7; Turkeys S12C14 dozen.
Louisiana grown Chickens sell at SAC so;
6 50, Turkeys s12T15 y dozen.
CoAL-Good supply and fair demand. Pitts
burg is selling at AGE q Dbl at wholesale, 75c
at retail, 81 p hid, Coo u box to steamboats,
and Csc to manufacturers. Anthracite 50 r.
ton.
DRIED FRu1r-Fair supply and moderate
demand. Apples are quoted at Tic, Peaches
Sc p ib.
CoFFEE-The market is strong and prices
are firm. We quote cargoes fair 18Gl84c,
gold; good 49, a 1910; prime 1S9@19c y I'd;
job lots fair 1Sa01Sic; good 1870 19.c; prime
19i@19lc 4 ID. $500 bags ex-Seaforth sold
Small & Co. for the following telegram, dated
Rio de Janeiro, December 18th, and New
York, December 14th, 1874: Purchases since
9Th. $4,000 bags ; purchases for United States
| 10000. Price $500. Stock 100000. Ex-
change 26I U cent. Average daily receipts
! II, 400 sacks
Corn IN SAcKs-Is in fair supply and good
demand at a further advance Of &c p bushel.
The sales comprise 1850 sacks on the landing,
of which 500 sacks yellow mixed and 1900
mixed on Saturday, not reported, at 95c, ESQ
mixed and 800 white to-day at CSC and 100
white at Csc, and 100 do. at 81; 100 choice
white sold on Change at 81 u bushel
OATs-Are in good demand. The stock is
small and prices are firm; 60, 100 and $50
sacks St Louis sold on the landing at 75c;
200 on Change at 75c = bushel
BRAN-Fair supply and moderate demand
80 sacks sold on the landing at 81 25 u 100
lbs, a decline of SC II 100 lbs.
HAY-Good supply and dull. No sales
Prime sold on Saturday at s26@27 = ton.
EscULENTs AND GREEN VEGETABLEs-Good
supply and fair demand. Northern Potatoes
are selling at 50 50; Western, 5000 %.
Northern Onions SIS. Apples 50 75@3 50 +
Dbl. Cabbages s405 = box. and 14CG 16c
apiece in bulk. Sour Krout S9CT11 = Dbl.
MALT-Fair supply, and quoted at 81 40 T.
bushel.
R1cE-Receipts are light and the market is
dull. We quote: Louisiana No 2, 1909,
common 5bM5ac. ordinary 6MOlc, fair 6$G1
&c, prime 7lGg7!c, choice SC y fb.
STAR CANDLEs-Are scarce and held at lie
u ID.
NAVAL STORES supply and limited
demand. Pitch is quoted at s3@>3 25 p Dbl;
Spirits turpentine BIC T. gallon Rosin No. 2
50 15G2 Is, No. 81 HOOP 50 u Dbl Tar
SO 75(g4 y Dbl.
BurTEH-Light supply and good demand.
Inferior Goshen is selling at 3OC135c; choice
Goshen, 1870 44c; inferior Western 2O@125c !;
medium, 25Cl27c; choice 2S@30c y 10.
CHEESE Receipts are small, and the stock
OF choice is almost exhausted. Choice West
ern factory sells at 49, 7916c; medium, 12G
lac; inferior, 5C110c; New York cream, 179@
1Sc; English dairy, nutmeg and family favor
lite, 17917Ic Z 10.
EGGs-Fair supply and good demand.
Louisiana selling at 35@37!c, Western 25@
SOC Il dozen.
BEANS AND WESTERN PEAs-Western beans
sell at SIC, Northern A. Z TO. There are no
Green Peas in market.
CoopERAGE- Molasses barrels sell at 50 10,
half barrels 81 35, kegs 81 Sugar hogsheads
81 5O(a5 apiece
MOUNT CARBON Goals selling at retail at
Csc, and at wholesale at 45c II Dbl
STARcH-Is scarce, and sells to arrive ut sc
T. ID.
Hops- Light supply and limited demand,
quoted ct SOC T ID.
BALING TwINE-Is retailing at 16c; round
lots are quoted at Ale u To.
SoAp-Is scarce and the demand is good at
firm prices. Supplies sell as fast as landed.
Extra olive &c in round lots, and &c in job
lots; German olive New Orleans) &c 19 fb;
magnolia sic; treble extra palm g.; CASTLE
soap lie y 10, with reduction on round lots.
CoTToN SEED On-Refned sells at Asa 4Sc
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