The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1874-10-27

The sales comprise 7O5 bb!s outside, {
which 50 fine sold at q 80 and Z
IS 40, 40 and Is good treble extra at s. 50, Q
and 100 choice treble extra at S. 70, 25 at S. 81
80 choice extra at IS 10, IS at Sc 40, %, 70 an
40 at So rs, and so on private terms. u
a. 80 bbls at "A 62s, 125 treble extra at q ga
and 50 half bbs treble extra at So 10 q half Dbl
, Tota sold to-day 1872 bills. ~.
& CORN MEAL-No demand and quoted nomin
ally at s. Is y Dbl. Dealers jobbing . little
/ 81 y Dbl. Only Is bbls sold on the landing a
s. so u Dbl.
PORK-Quiet but very strong, with q small
: stock on hand. Mess is held in round lots al
s2l 25 u Dbl with offers OF less refused; jobbine
at $2l 80 and dealers retailing at s22 80 y b3l
500 bbls sold, seller January at ST. Is y Dbl
This transaction was out OF Change although il
is recorded on the sales book Of the Exchange.
DRY SALT MEAT-None in first hands. The
last sales We're at 7sc for shoulders. They are
now offering, to arrive at SC u H. and dealers are
retailing them at SIC y ID.
| BACON-The market ia very dull and many OF
the purchases are. on private terms. Shoulders are
quoted at TIC, decline Of &c, clear rib sides
| l22 casks sold outside, comprising 20 and IS
| casks shoulders and casks clear sides on
private terms 10, 10 and - at 7sc, IA and Is at
7ic, and ooy casks shoulders on Change at
74c b d. Dealers are retailing on orders at SC
for shoulders, 144c for clear rib sides, and 1431c
for clear sides.
BREAKFAST BAcoN-1s in better supply and
is selling at 16c b b.
HAMS-Fresh sugar cured are IN request and
command l44@l5tc, but old are abundant and
dull at 12s@l35 u ID. On Change, 10 ties sugar
cured sold at 13c q Ii.
LARD-The supply is light and key is very
scarce. fierce IS quoted At l4ac; key 16c. Deal
ers are jobbing terce at Isle. and key at 16ac y
ID. lot of 50 tierces sold on private terms.
WHISKY-Louisiana rectitied is in light sup
ply, and sells at 81 O2@11 O3 and Western is also
in light supply, and commands 81 02@l 05 for
ordinary to choice. Dealers purchase very
sparingy. so bbls choice Cincinnati sold at the
railroad depot at 81 o5 u gallon.
SPARE RIBS-Dealers are jobbing them at
PIGS FREr-Dealers are jobbing them at
81 50 Y key and 8 IS . frkin.
WHEAT IN BULK = Only barge load of
about $4,000 bushels No. red winter on hand
1t is on SALE but ouly about 81 10 u bushe might
be had. No spring is offered at 81 Is % bushel
to arrive, delivered on shipboard. The demand |
is retarded by the high rates Of freight for Great
CORN IN BULK-None on sale suitable for ex-
port. The last transaction was lot Of $4,000
bushels prime mixed, January delivery, at 75c
y bushel.
none in first hands on the landing ulsold, and
here are orders here untitled. Dealers are ask
ng 81 0561 07 for white in store. $50 sacks sold
IN the landing, of which $50 yellow and 500 white
u 81 w, ana 25U white on Change at 81 " fs
,ushel
OATS-Good supply and dull. GOO sacks sold
IN the landing, of which So 50 and so at 60c, 800
vt &c, and $50 choice at 64c U bushel.
BRAN-Fair supply and moderate demand.
The Gales comprise 7S5 sacks on the landing of
which IS, 2O0 2l0 and $50 at 81, and so choice at
i 10 u bushel.
HAY-Is in fair supply and dull. so bales
Eastern cold on the landing at 1914 " ton.
CoFFEE-Good demand. The stock in first
lands, comprising 5000 bags. ex A. Orr, was sold
o-day on private terms. We quote cargo lots
ordinary 17@17tc, lgold), fair l7t@1sc, good
S3@1Sac, prime 19@l9sc y 1t. Job lots, ordi-
rhine 19t020c y ID.
We are indebted to Messrs. Small & Co. for the
blowing telegram dated Rio de Janeiro, Octo-
er p, and New York October "a !: Receipts since
It'll inst, $4,000 bags ;. pur~''.--s- for United
tat4s since 18th ig-t 50 900 bags price $500 .
tock 1884, cJ. Exchange unchanged. Average =
ally receipts II 600 bags.