The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1875-03-16

HANS -Dull. Choice sugar-cured quoted
nominally at 12jNG13lc r ID.
BREAKFAsr BACoN-Dull and nominal at 12e
r lb.
PIG Pork Is selling at 50 - + half Dbl.
SPARE RIBs The market is bare. The last
in first hands sold at S. and dealers are re-
failing them at $40 = Dbl.
Corn IN BuLK-The supply on hand is con
fined to a tow of 3D. 600 bushels. 1t is offered
to arrive, at 7Sc r bushel.
NHIsKY-Held higher under the influence
of Western advices, but no demand. Louisi-
ana and ordinary Western rectitied at 81 II,
bbls Louisiana rectifed sold at 81 II r gal
ion.
LARD-An active demand has sprung up on
orders from the West to-day, and 500 tierces
choice refined sold on private terms. Other
lots We're in treaty. We have been quoting
13s011 35c for steam rendered, 133Ml14 for
packers and l4.c for refined, keg 143 p ID.
Conn IN SAcKs-Is in light supply and good
demand None in since Saturday, and prices
have further advanced 2(a3c u bushel. The
sales comprise $3.50 sacks, of which 1000
choice yellow on private terms, 500 choice
white at sSc 500 do at 9Oc, and $50 choice
yellow at SOC Z bushel.
OATS Are scarce and in demand. 800 sacks
Solu dl nc e OuSHel NONE III Since Oatur-
day.
BEAN-Light supply and good demand at
frmer prices. 200 sacks sold, of which 100
at 81 Is and 100 at 81 20 = 100 ID, an i'm
provement Of 5Cl10c p 100 fb.
HAY-Good supply and dull; only $50 bales
sold at SD T. ton.
COFFEE demand is moderate and only
small sales Of job lots to the local trade.
Stock in dealers hands 5000 bags, in first
hands 10, AGO bags. We quote Rio cargoes :
Fair 17(917lc, gold; good 174@1Sc prime
Isle p ID. Job lots: ordinary 17@17ic,
fair 174@1Sc. good 1S4@1S4c, prime 800
19}c p ID; Cordova, fair Isle, good 1S!GL19c,
prime 1870 20c r ID. 1881 bags, the last of
the cargo ex Delhambre, sold on private
terms.
BEANS AND WESTERN PEAS Large stock.
10 bbls Western white beans sold at So T. bbl.
ney Northern 63G64 + ID, green peas 81 80
q p Dbl.
SoAP-Only an ordinary trade demand.
25O boxes Thompsons family sold at sc T.
ID and $50 boxes Thompson's palm at 4{c +
ID. Extra olive is quoted at &c in round
lots and &c T. IL in job lots.
BUTTER Light supply of choice. Inferior
grades are abundant and dull. Choice Goshen
S quoted at 35G36c, Medium 2oG, 33c, in
'erior 23(G27c h Ii; choice Western 2iG, 25c,
medium 2O02 3c, inferior l5ta 20c r h.
CHEESE Small stock and quiet Choice
Western factory is quoted at Ice, New York
cream Isle T. tb.
POULTRY Western grown chickens sell at 50
q s; young S3dy3 so. Ducks S4G5. Geese
s6@s. Turkeys SlSM20 II doz. Louisiana
,rown So 80 young 50 50C14 80. Ducks
3 5003. Geese SGM7. Turkeys Sl5@ Is
+ dozen.
EGGS Good supply and dull. Western and
are quoted at 1S(a2 20 4 dozen
EsCULENTs AND GREEN VEGETABLES Cab |
,ages are scarce and in demand for shipment.
food supply of potatoes and apples; the de-
nand for them is active. Sourkrout is in |
air demand. Potatoes early rose are sell |
ng at 50 50G'3 IS, pink eyes S3(a 3 %, rus
cts 50 1908 30, peach blows SO 40G53 80 = |
bl. Onions S405, apples - 5oM3, sour
rout SS@ 10 = biol, cabbages Sl2@ IS = 100. |
RICE The crop is nearly all marketed.
he demand is fair and prices are firm. We
uote: Louisiana No ? 4G4lc, common 5!W |
&c, ordinary 6@6ic, fair 6497c, prime 7iW
&c r ID.
land. Quoted at 100 lie = H..
DRIED FRUIT-The supply is exhausted
nd the demand active. Apples are quoted at
la Sc Peaches otdySsc = ID.
BEEF-The supply is light and the market
I'LL. A lot Of Is half bbls spiced sold at
9 % p half Dbl Fulton Market is quoted
sl1 40Gll 50 r half Dbl. Texas Sl0G
so p Dbl: half bbls 81 50@S. Western
l4016 p Dbl
FEETJIIzERs- inquiry for cotton plant
%, but as yet no demand from sugar
ontars Paruyian puano $40 - ton |