The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1875-04-20


81 so and 500 do at 81 IS u 100 ID. Re-
| ceived this morning 1888 sacks.
HAY-Fair supply and moderate demand:
800 bales sold, Of which 800 choice at 500 and
60 do at $50 u ton. Received this morning
GA bales.
WooL-A lot of 10 bags clear, just in, sold
at 3lc q ID. BURY is quoted at lac zoe = 10
and upward.
COFFEE The demand is active. Prices
have further advanced &c. = ID: We quote
cargoes: Ordinary to low fair Tic. fair 1870
1916, good 18s619c, prime l9C919ic y ID.
Job lots Ordinary to low fair 174c, fair Isle,
good 1Sa@19c, prime 194@19Ic.
We are indebted to Messrs. Small Il
Co. for the following telegram, dated Rio
de Janeiro, April 18th, and New York, April
10Th, 1875: Receipts since the 10th inst. co.
900 bags, purchases for the United States
81, 600 bags, price $4,000, stock ITO, 900 bags,
exchange 27s % cent, average daily receipts
S571 bags.
EscuLENrs AND GREEN VEGErAB1Es-The
receipts of Western Potatoes are small, and
the stock on hand is reduced. Louisiana
have commenced to arrive, and as yet are
of small size; they are selling rapidly.
Fair supply Of Western Onions, Louisiana are
now looked for. Cabbages and sour krout
are dull. Apples are scarce; choice sells
readily. Potatoes-Peach Blows and Rus
sets sell at s3(@3 25. Onions So 25@4 SO.
Apples, according to quality, SIG So SO u
Dbl, Cabbages S1O@15 u 100. Sour Krout
S1O@12 p Dbl.
H1DEs-Are dull. Dry sailed are quoted at
12@13c. 5000 green sailed have been taken
up for Europe at 7@7ic. Country green are
quoted at 7@Sc, dry sailed 12014c, flint IA
a)16c ~ tb. In city slaughter sales are max
ing as follows: Steer hides, over IS I'd, p To-,
1Oc; steer hides, 70 to 81 ID, &c; steer hides,
under 20 tb, Sc; COW hides, as they run, kips
20 to "a ID, 11ac; kips Is to 80 tb, 9ac; calf
skins, each 75c. Beeswax, prime yellow, p
fb &c. OK horns, each, SC.
STARcH-Fair supply, and selling at 4ic
DRIED Fnu1r-Good supply with fair
demand. Apples are quoted at 5000,
Peaches 73@8c u ID.
SALr-Very little going forward. We quote
dealers rates: Coarse 81 80. fine 81 5O@1 GO
f9 sack. Turks Island 9Oc u bag OF two
| ton is made for drayage. Table Salt in
pockets sells at 29@Gac each, as in size.
R1cE-The stock is exceedingly reduced.
We quote: Louisiana No. 2 4@44c, COM
mon 54@52c, ordinary 6@6lc, fair 6s@7c,
BAcc1SeDHemp and Domestic jute sell
at wholesale at 13a@14c, at retail, 15c,
India 1Oc at wholesale and lie at retail.
BuTTER-Liberal supply and dull. Inferior
Goshen is quoted at lSC122c, medium 240
| CSC, choice 2S@30c, inferior Western 1850
lac, medium $50 Ice, choice 1SG122c u ID
CHEEsE-No choice Western here. Good
supply Of inferior grades. Choice Western
would command 1910 Ice, inferior grades are
nominal. English dairy and nutmeg are
quoted at Ice. New York cream 1S@1Sac,
Young America 22CG23c - To.
LARD Ou-Quoted at 81 15@1 % y gal
lon.
Pou1rRY-Western grown Chickens sell at
sGG6 so. Ducks 81 50. Geese $607. Tur-
keys S24 Louisiana grown 81 5000 So
young 50 50@3. Ducks s3@3 SO. Geese
scat. Turkeys S1S02O p dozen.
EGGs-The market is overstocked and the
1901 Louisiana 20@2lc y dozen
GuNNY BAGs-Are selling at lac in bales,
and 15c piece reserved.
BAL1Na Iw1NE-Is scarce. Selling in round
lots at 14c, and jobbing at 15c p Id.
Moss-Light supply and good demand.
Gray is selling at 3@3!c, gray and black
mixed 4c, black 4l@5c, city picked 7@11c u
Hops--Are dull New York are quoted at
4S@5Oc, Wisconsin 45@46c, California 500
SIC 79 ib.
MALr-Spring is quoted at 81 25@1 40,
fall 81 50@1 60, California 81 6o@1 Is y
busheL.
IRON CorroN T1Es-The Arrow tie is SELL
ing at SC 79 Id, with q discount on round lots
Pieced arrow Ties, II feet, sell at SIC net; 8
feet inches SIC net. The Beard & Bros. lie
sells at Sc 7P 10, with discount on round
lots.
NAVAL SroREs-Small receipts. Rosin
B and sells at 81 IS, F and G 50 20, II
50 so u bbl Spirits Turpentine Csc f9 gal
lon, Pitch 81 65@2 rs p Dbl. Tar at 50 25
7p half Dbl, and 81 u Dbl.
CoopERAaE- Molasses barrels sell at 81 25;
half do. 9Oc; sugar hogsheads 50 Is each;
hogshead poles $50, barrel poles S27 50 u
1000.
BEEF-The supply is small and the demand
fair Fulton market is quoted at Sl1 400
II so ~ half Dbl, Texas S1O@11 SO u Dbl,
half bbls 81 5O@S, Western Sl4@16 p Dbl.
OAK SrAvEs-The receipts are large and the
demand for export is moderate. Extra pipe
60 inch is quoted at SIZE; extra pipe Sc inch
extra hogshead 4S inch $50; extra claret 40
inch S95@1OO u 1900. These quotations are
for slaves culled and delivered alongside of
vessel from the yard. At fatboats, according
to quality, pipe sells at s65012O; hogshead
$4,000; claret $50.
TALLow at Sc. e 10.
IMPORTED FRUITS AND NUTS = Pair supply
and moderate demand. Palermo Oranges sell
at S3M4; Messina So so; Lemons 81 5O65
7p box. Layer Raisins So fa box, half boxes
ST Is, quarter boxes soc. Bananas S1G12 so
y bunch. Citron soc. Currants 6$@7c.
Brazil Nuts 1Oc. Almonds 21022!c; Fill
berts 125@17c; Dates 64G17ac q ID. Cocoa
nuts $4OG45 p 1000.
F1sH-We quote Mackerel- No. 1,
$50 in bbls, SO so in half bbls, So 25 in
quarter bbls, and 50 so in kits No. l, So in
bbls, Sc 25 in half bbls, So so in quarter
bbls and 81 so in kits; No. 2, $40 in bbls,
IS 25 in half bbls, SO in quarter bbls and
81 20 in kits No. 3, large, 50 in bbls, 81 IS
in half bbls 50 IS in quarter bbls, and 81 10
in kits. Shadines full size boxes sell =
81 so y dozen. two dozen in case; size
boxes So so 59 dozen, three dozen in case, J
size boxes 81 SO u dozen, four dozen III
case.
FERTILIZERS demand has slackened.
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