The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1876-03-30
Choice shoulders are selling in lots OF 5000 b at
9Ic y b.
BREAKFAST BACON-Good supply and dull

BREAKFAST BACON-0ood supply and dull
t 14Hsc y b.
HAMS-Continue in good supply and dull and
dropping. Choice sugar-cured are offering at
l4Lc y b. A lot Of Is ties sold at 1879 % b.
LARD-Is scarce and selling in the local trade
ct 1879 for fierce refined. 15c for key and 1910
for bucket 100 tiercss refined sold in job lots at
: PACkERg HOG pRoDUcrs-prime mess
pork is selling. on orders at $40 5O@2l; extra
prime $18 so; family clear pork $50 so; rump
pork $4,000 so y Dbl; pig pork y half Dbl sl2,
u Dbl $22@23; pigs tongues 1914, apiece.
Ihe season Is over for pigs feet and spare libs.
WHISKY-The supply Of rectified is light, but
small lots at 81 10 for Louisiana rectifed, and
81 II for Western. A lot OF 10 bbls old Bourbon
sold at 81 60 u gallon.
COW PEAS-Mixed are in good supply and
dull, while pure clay are scarce and in request;
Mixed are quoted at 81 IS, mixed clay command
50, and pure clay 50 % y bushel. A lot OF 100
bushels clay cold at 50 20 ID bushel.
CORN IN BULK-AnOther tow OF 52,737
bushels has just arrived and is on the market at
CORN IN sACKs-G Good supply with an &C.
tive demand at firm prices; 1000 sacks viii Q sold
at 55c y bushel.
OATs-Lght supply of St. Louis. The supply
on the landing of Galena is exhausted. The de-
mand is fair. 500 sacks sold, Of which $50 st.
Louis on the landing at 42e, and $50 choice Ga
lena in warehouse, at 45c " bushel
BRAN-Good supply with fair demand at
yesterdays decline. 1900 sacks sold, of which
1000 at Csc, and 200 at zoe y 100 ID. supplies are
offering t., arrive at Csc u bushel.
HAY-Good supply and dull $50 bales sold,
Of which 200 ordinary at sl3, Ito prime at SIS,
and $50 do at SIG % ton.
COFFEE Is quiet We quote cargoes Or
binary $4,000 (goldl, far 174@l7hc, good
binary 161s@l64c, lair 17a491sc, good 1870
1871, prime l83I0Qi9c f9 ID.
We are indeDted to Messrs. Marks 4 Co.
for the following telegram, da ed Rio
de Janeiro, March 2Sth and New York, March
18th, 1876: Purchases since the 22d inst: q, OCO
bags; stock $4,000 bags; average daily re-
ceipts 5O00 price good firsts $500, firm; ex-
change 25A b cent.
NAVAL srOREs-spirits Turpentine is scarce
quoted at 41@42c q gallon; Pitch 50 50@2 IS; Tar
2 Is, G 81 2O@2 30, Fl 50 1902 so, 81 50@2 Is, NJ
$4D4 SO, N sos so 70 bbl.
RICE-Good demand and prices are firm.
Louisiana No. 2 is quoted at 2ll@3c, comm on
3A@4Zc, ordinary 4LG4Ic, fair 5@514c, good
5H@5s4c, prime 6@614c u u.
BUrIER-The market is bare OF choice.
Light supply of other grades Choice Goshen
would command 40@42, medium is quoted at
35@37c, Choice. Western would command Soc,
medium sells at 25@27c, inferior 20@42c U tb.
CHEESE-Is quiet. plenty Offering. Choice
Western factory is quoted at 13c, New York
cream 15@l511ac % tb.
STAR CANDLEs-Fair supply and good de-
mand. Selling at 15@l5Ac u fb:
STARCH-The receipts have been small and
the demand is moderate; quoted at 3s4@4c y b.
SALT Quiet but steady with small stock on
hand. We quote from warehouse Coarse 95c0
81, fine 81 25@1 80 y sack; Turks Island 75@
Soc y bag Of two bushels; Table Salt, in peck
cts, 211@16c each, as in size
SOAP-Good demand. Western sells at "A
@5c u ID IN round los; Keler's xxx palm 7c,
German olive SIC, CASTLE l0c. Magnolia Sc u ID,
in lots of so boxes 4c less % ID, in lots OF 100
boxes 11ac less % ID. Maginnis Sons American
EsCULENTs AND GREEN VEGETABLES
Good supply and dull. Ohio River russell Pota toes
are quoted at SOC, early rose and pee less 50c@s,
peach blows SOL 50 u Dbl: Choice red Onions
So 50@4. choice yellow and silver skins s3t03 so;
choice large red Apples $5@6, inferior So 500
so; choice white long cut sour Krout $4@4 ~
y Dbl; Cabbage s4@S Y 100; ,
ing and no demand. Western Beans are offered
Sc o Is. e
DRIED FRUIT-Fair supply. Apples sell at
9H@1Oc, Peaches 9@lOc y bushel.
IMPORTED FRUITS AND NUTS Messina
50 SO y box. Raisins-quarter boxes Soc half
boxes 81 s.; boxes 50 60. Lemons 50 so y box.
lOc. Dates 6l1s@7c. Almonds i6@lSc. Filberts
1I@1lL. Walnuts l1G0l4c ~ ID. COcoanuts $3O
y 1000. Bananas $1@3 y bunch. Pine Apples 50
u dozen.
TALLOW-None on hand and in request
Texas is quoted at 9@91Ic, city rendered at Sc
y ID.
MALT-Good demand. Spring is quoted at
$1@1 10, choice 81 1901 20, Canada 81 25@1 80
u bushel.
HOPS-Wisconsin are quoted at 12@15c, New
York 10000, California 2O@22c y fb.
POULTRY-Western grown Chickens sell At
SIS $685. young do at So 5O@4, Ducks *4(04 So,
Geese $6@7, Turkeys tzOt024 y dozen.
EGGS Good supply and dull: Western are
quoted at 13@l5c, Louisiana 15@17c % dozen.