The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1875-11-06
ORLEANS BULLETIN SATURDAY, NOVEMBER g. 1876.

quently offers of 1879 were refused for clear
Sides
| HAMs-Choice sugar-cured are scarce and
in demand at Ice for old and TIC for new: inferior
BREAKFAST BACON-Good supply andldull
| and lower. Quoted at 150l16c u b.
LARD-Is in light supply and selling in the
local trade at lac for packers, and 143sG141ac
| for refined in fierce; l5c in key, ana 1871 in
| bucket.
WHIsKY-Rectifed is in light supply and SELL
| ing at 81 15G1 II for Louisiana and 81 20 for
Western. A lot of 10 bbls old Bourbon sold at
| 81 Is % gallon.
PRIME MESS PoRK-Is selling at s21 50 y
| Dbl.
PRIME PORK-Is selling at s1S so u Dbl.
| RUMP PORK-Is selling at s2l d Dbl.
PIG PORK-Is selling at s12 % half Dbl.
SPARE RIB Are selling at III 80 b Dbl.
PICKED PIGS FEET-Are selling at 50 SOC
COIN IN SACKS-Is in ght supply and mod
crate demand. Only lO5 sacks SO d, of which
500 yellow at 75c 400 white at o3c and $50 white
at 84c f5 bushel
OATs-Fair supply and limited demand. Only
| $50 sacks choice white sold at 55c u bushel.
BRAN-The supply is light, and only 100 sacks
sold at = 10 Y TO h, showing an advance in
HAY-Mght supply and dull. Only 1876 bales
sold Of which so prime at s24, and go do. at $25
" ton.
RIoE-The receipts are small and very little
Z,
common ,411a@5c. ordinary 5@5Ac, fair $40
SIC, good 6g614c, prime SIC u ID.
COFFEE-There is no Improvement to note;
trade continues limited. Stock in first hands
5000 bags; in dealers hands 10000 bags We
quote cargoes: Ordinary to low fair 1814@19c
gold. fair 1954g2Oc, good 204@2O1ac, prime
2o4@2lc: Job lots, ordinary to low fair 1870
1s4e fs az. 2o@2ac' good 2l@aAc' prime
BUrTER-rhere is large stock on hand and
only moderate demand: Choice Goshen is
quoted at 330136c, medium 25I30c, choice West
ern 26028c, medium 19Gl23c ~ 10.
CHEESE-Light supply and good demand.
York Cream 16c English dairy i7@ls . Il.
BALING TWINE-Is selling at 411a@l15c D b
in round lots, and 16c at retail
GUN>Y BAGS-None here. They would COM
mand 15c in bales and Ice apiece reserved.
BAGGING-The market is bare and the de-
mand is good; 800 rolls domestic inte sold at
1874 c yard. Holders are asking 1914 for round
lots. 1t is retailing at 13s4@14c. InaIa at whole
sale IL 6, at IT, retail 1l14c z yard
SALT-The stock on hand is more than am
pie, and the demand has been quite small owing
to the high rates OF freights paid for shipments
on all the tributaries, caused by low water and
the prevalence to an alarming extent Of hog
cholera owing to which fact limited sales were
made to packers, with difficulty. and then only
after making concessions on the prevailing
prices. As several cargOes have been offered, to
arrive, we have to note further weakening OF car
60 prices, 85@90 having been offered. Dealers
are selling coarse sl@1 0211&s, and fine 81 2211191
rs at warehouse. The light weight cargo OF 1870
ID is being retailed at 90; but full weight is
bringing full prices. The stock of Turks Island
in hands Of dealers is extremely light, and they
are unable to fill the nu nervous inquiries from
the West. The local orders are being filled at 65
@9Oc. Table Salt in pockets 2@6c each, as in
size.
IRON COTTON TIEs-The stock on hand is
large and the demand is active. The Arrow Tie
is selling at SIC q tb, with a discount on
round lots. Pieced Arrow Tie, II feet sell at
SIC net; feet inches, $40 net. The Beard &
Bros. Tie sells at SIC u 10, with discount on
round lots. The Branch, Crooks & Co.'s 81 &c u
ID, with discount on round lots. The Philip
wire Tie sells at &c u H. with discount on large
lots, put up in bundles of 80 es.