The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1875-04-08

mand at frmer prices. $50 sacks sold at 81 so
= 100 ID, an advance of Toe.
7 HAY-Good supply with fair demand.
500 bales prime sold at s26 T. ton.
RICE The supply is light ana nothin g
doing. Prices are unchanged. We quote:
Louisiana No. 2 404!c, common 5!@5ac,
ordinary 6G6ic, fair 64@7c, prime 74@74c
p ID.
BAGG1SG-Is held at 1910 in round lots for
domestic jute and hemp. Domestic jute and
hemp are retailing at 1870 lac: India lie. At
wholesale it is quoted at loo T yard.
STARcH-Good supply and fair demand.
Quoted at Ale T. ID.
STAR CANDLES Small stock and dull.
Quoted at 15I011Gc = lib.
DRIED FRUIT - Fair supply of Apples.
Peaches are dull aud no demand for them
Apples are quoted at &c p ID.
BEANS AND WESTERN PEAs-Are scarce. The
demand is moderate Western Beans are
quoted at 2l035c; Northern 3i@4c +. ID.
Green Peas 81 75C1S so - Dbl.
BUTTEE-No choice Western is here it
would command 22c p b; inferior qualities
are plentiful and dull, and quoted at 800 1Sc
II ID. Choice Goshen 3OCl32c; inferior and
medium grades are nominal.
CHEESE Well cured is scarce and sells at
Isl 16c z tb. Ordinary grades are dull and
quoted nominally at 10c. New York cream
sells 1S(a, 1S.c, English dairy and nutmeg 1G
ole, Young America 23c r tb
| EsCULENTs AND GREEN VEGETABLES = Re-
ceipts are large and tile demand is moderate.
Potatoes Russetts and Peach Blows are quoted
at So 25Cl3 so. Choice Onions 50 5Oa,4 Ap.
pies s405 T. Dbl. Cabbages s1l0l5 = 100.
Sour Krout S1O@12 Z Dbl
COFFEE - Fair demand. Stock in first
hands 1905 bags, in dealers hands 1000
bags. We quote job LOTS Rio Ordi-
nary l601GAc, fair 173017ic, good 1870
1S!c, prime 1Si@19c. Cargoes Ordinary
16c, fair 17G917i, good 17a017ac, prime IS
@1Slc u tb, Cordova fair to good 17i@l lo4c,
prime 1Si@19lc r tb.
PouLTRY-W Western grown chickens sell at
S606 SO. Ducks 81. Geese S6ClS. Turkeys
S2O024 u dozen. Louisiana grown chick
ems s4@5. Ducks s3G54. Geese s5C,6.
Turkeys SlG01S II doz.
EGGs-Light supply and dull. Western
are quoted at l702Oo, Louisiana POO 23c
T. dozen.
IMPORTED FRUITS AND NUTs-The demand
is a little more active. Palermo Oranges sell
at 50; Messina 50 %; Lemons 81 5O@)5
q box. Layer Raisns 50 u box, half
boxes 81 3d. quarter boxes a9Oc.
Bananas SlM2 SO T. bunch Citron soc.
Currants 6ata7c. Brazil Nuts Toe. Al
monds 2lMJ225c; Filberts 12lG117c Dates =;
G175c ~ To. Cocoanuts s40G145 - 1000.
IRoN COTTON T1Es-The Arrow tie is SELL
ing at SC p h. with a discount on round lots.
Pleced Arrow Ties, u feet, sell at BIC net; 5
feet inches BE net. The Beard & Bros. lie
sells at &c u Id, with a discount on round
lots.
SALT-Good supply aud dull. We quote
dealers rates: Coarse 81 30, fine 81 5OG11 60
q sack. Turks Island SOC e bag OF two
ton is made for drayage. Table Salt in
pockets sells at 25CyG.c each, as in size.
BAL1NG TwrSE-Selling at lac at whole
sale and 1Gc y ID at retail.
FERruIzEIs-T demand is not good, on
account OF the lateness of the season and
rainy weather. Peruvian guano sells at
81 10 II ton, 5000 lbs; less quantity,
at &c q tb. Raw bone superphosphats sos
p ton Pelican fertilizer $50 u ton, 1000
TBS; No. l blood $50; No. 2 blood SIS;
fertilizing substance. phosphates and fine
lime, p ton, SG5; phosphate precipitate T.
ton, $50; dried flesh. in powder, q ton, S5o;
dried blood in powder, Il ton, SO; hair,
horns in powder, p ton, $50.
| NAVAL SToREs-No new crop of .Rosin in
yet. The demand is moderate. Good supply
of Spirits Turpentine, Pitch and Tar. Rosin,
B and G sells at 81 Is, and G 81 20, Il
50 50 q Dbl Spirits Turpentine Soc T. gal
Ion, Pitch 50 G5C,)2 IS p Dbl Tar at 50 %
LARD Oh-Quoted at 81 O7@1 Is = gal
Ion.
CooPERAaE-Molasses barrels sell at 81 %
half do. 90c; sugar hogsheads 50 IS each;
hogshead poles sos, barrel poles S27 so p
1000.
GuANo-Good inquiry and very little here.
II is early in the season, however, and what
little is here comm ands &c 79 fb. Supplies
would be brought here readily at that price.
nrv o11r - On 1v,I
barrels; and 26C1 SOC in cases.
PEcANs-Are scarce and are selling slowly.
Quoted at 10@11c U ID.
4Ic T. fb.
GuxxY BAGS Nothing doing. Quoted at
lac in bales, and Isle reserved.
BEEE-The supply is small and the demand
fair. Fulton market is quoted at S11 400
IL so e half Dbl, Texas S1ON111 so p Dbl,
half bbls 81 5008, Western sl4@16 p Dbl.
ing readily We quote: No. l, pounds, ex-
ira fancy, 10000, fine 65C1 Zoe, fine medium
G4069c, good medium 6O(065c, common |
sound 52Gl57 bright quarters, common me-
dium, $4,000; bright navys, As ard SIS, she
SOC; black sweet, 54c; No. l, SIS and los, |
dark black sweet, 54G158c; navy, pounds, |
54@5Sc; navy, 3ds, 5l@58c; fancy styles, !
natural leaf. twist, pancake, etc, 65(990c..
CoTToN SEED IN SAcKs-The receipts are |
Ill Iakcu ny the 1aCtOTleS WHO IuTulSu SachS |
and pay SO p ton delivered on the levee.
CoAI--Moderate demand for plantations. |
Pittsburg sells at wholesale at 35c q Dbl, re-
failing at 75c, and 81 T. hid, SOC T. box to |
steamboats, and 6Oc to manufacturers. Vir-
ginia camel 90c = Dbl. The stock of Pitts
burg at the Willow Grove Coal Landing COM
prised IL, boats and 2 barges. Consumption |
during March 16 boats, II barges and hull /;
arrivals SO boats and barges.
OAK SLAVES receipts are large and the
demand for export is moderate. Extra pipe
60 inch is quoted at s175; extra pipe Sc inch
Sl5O@155; light pipe SO to 60 inch 500:
extra hogshead AS inch $50; extra claret 40
inch s95Gl0 y 1900. These quotations are
for slaves culled and delivered alongside Of
vessel from the yard. At fatboats, according
to quality, pipe sells at s65G 1870; hogshead
$4,000; claret $50.
ID EMEMBER-