The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1875-11-20

| at 965914c, and dealers are jobbing them at 91sc
II 10. ! here were some sales on orders at 81 C.
at 1890 for shoulders, 141ac for clear rib sides,
and l41at1454c for clear sides. Job sales Of sides
| are made at these prices, and shoulders CON-
mand &c more.
HAMS-The market is bare of choice sugar
cured, new. They are in request, and would
command 17@171ac = h. Inferior are quoted at
BREAKFAST BACON-Dull and 1ac lower.
Quoted at 15@151ac T. b.
LARD-Is dull, but keg is in light supply.
IIerce 10 quoted at - &C Ior packers and 1870
for refined; keg 1434 bucket 15915l4c T. ID.
PRIME MESS PORK-The market is bare of
prime mess, nor is there any rump pork or pig
pork on hand. Picked pigs tongues are selling
at &c apiece, pigs feet 50 per key and spare ribs
WHI>KY-Rectified is in light supply and sell
ing at 81 14t8l Is for Louisiana and 81 15@l II
CORN IN sACKs-Continues in light supply
and m oderate demand at YESTERDAYS prices. 1850
sacks sold, OF which 300 new white at zoe, 800
yellow and 300 white mixed at re, and $50 choice
white at Use y bushel.
OATS-Are in fair supply and moderate de-
mand at previous prices 1850 sacks sold, of
at Abe, and $50 choice Galena at SOC u bushal.
BRAN-Is in light suoply and limited demand
400 sacks sold at 81 10 y 100 it.
HAY-Good supply and dull. Only 225 bales
sold, OF which 15O prime at s21, and rs do at
RICE The demand has slackened. We
quote Louisiana No. 2 at 224@3c, common
5000, ordinary 5@514c, ta,r 51a@524c, good
6@Gl4c prime 692s961ac. choice 7c p ID.
is only confined to the local trade. s ock in hands
of dealers 1900 bags: in first hands 1850.
bags. We quote cargoes: Ordinary to low fair
1S14@19c (gold). fair 10000, good 2O4
@2011aac, prime 2o54 @2lc u Ii. Job lots, ordinary
| 70 lou foi l0l Ia Fol
@2l14c, prime 2l1a02ls4c u ID.
RUTHERFORD supply and fair demand for
the choice grades only; other grades are dull.
Choice Goshen is quoted at $685. medium %
@3Oc, choice Western 25@27c, inferior 1S@20c
II II.
CHEESE-Large receipts and dull. Prices
have a downward tendency. Choice Western
factory is quoted at 131a@e14c, New York cream
l5Gsi6s Eng rE ~ dairy MIr l6@I5c u ID: had
large and the demand is active. The Arrow Tie
is selling at SIC u Ii, with discount on
round lots. Pleced Arrow Tie, II feet, sell at
311aac net; feet inches, $40 net. The Beard
Bros. Tie sells at 512c,f y fl, with discount on
ID, with discount on round los. The Philip
wire Tie sells at &c u Tie,wth discount on large
lots. put up in bundles of 80 ties.
BALING TWINE-Is selling ut 141a@15c e. ID
in round lots, and 16c at retail.
GUNNY BAGS-Sel at l5c apiece in bales and
16c reserved.
BAGGING-No stock on hand of any conse-
quence. The demand is active. Domestic jute
is quoted at wholesale at 1870, and at retail at
131Ia@11354c u yard India is quoted nominally
at lUc at Wholesale, and lie at retail.
SALT-Large arrivals are expected aud the
market is now overstocked. We note sales of
500 sacks coarse for Memphis, and 1000 do for
st. Louis, new full weight, at CSC T. sack. We
hear Of shipments to st. Louis by dea ers, where,
owing to the large stock of foreign and domestic,
now there, the most of it, for want of spot pur-
chasers, will he forced into store, with but little
prospect Of its being sold during the balance OF
the season at more than sufficient to pay the
original cost, after deducting freight, storage,
and other expenses. One cargo sold here, to
arrive, at SOC f3 sack, afoat No sales Of Turks
Island or Marcella to note. Cargoes are quoted
at S501921 &c f3sack. The local demand is moderate
with Inquiry for large lots. Dealers are asking
95c01s1 " sack for coarse, and 81 POOL % for
fine, from warehouse, with addition for drayage
when delivered. Turks Island is quoted at ESQ
Use Il bag of two bushels Table Salt 2t96c each,
according to size.