The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1876-03-24
and We have heard Of round sales Of fierce at

r. PAckERs HOG PRoDUcTs-Are selling on
orders ct $40 50@21 for prime mess pork; $18 SO
sl2 o half Dbl for pig pork; s22@23 y Dbl for pig
pork; 61l06I apiece for pigs tongues; ;! % .
keg, 50 50 % frkin and 81 u Dbl for pigs feet;
and SO 5O@23 y Dbl for family clear pork.
0o% 81 aa choice IL s0oa sup naa
and command 81 Is f3 bushel. To-day, lot OF
$50 sacks high clay mixed, sold at 50 Is y bushel.
CORN IN BULK-Is offering on the spot at
531c, and to arrive at 55c u bushel.
WHISKY-Only 10 bbls Louisiana rectified
sold at 81 % y gallon. The supplies are hght,
but sufficient tor the demand.
CORN IN SACKS-Light supply but ample Tor
the demand. Prices are unchanged. l60l sacks
sold, OF which PIT and 500 white and mixed at
SIC, CO., choice white at $3.50, 125 mixed at SIC,
and 100 yellow at 58c y bushel. 80
OATs-Are in light supply and quiet. 400
sacks sold, of which $50 St. Louis at 42c, 10y
choice Galena at 44c, and $50 choice Galena at
BRAN-Is in fair supply and the demand is
limited. Prices are weaker. $50 sacks sold, OF
which 700 at zoe. and $50 at 75c q 100 b.
HAY-Good supply OF low grades, and the
$40 bales sold. from first hands, Of which 200
ordinary at s12 60 prime at SIS, ITO do at SIG,
and $50 do at II, and 400 do at auction at SIG
RICE-s othing doing. Louisiana No. 2 is
Il
1880, fair 5@514c, good 511ag594c, prime GO
bU'rTER-Light supply Of all grades, and the
demand is good. Prices are CHER and have an
upward tendency. Choice Goshen is quoted at
3804Oc, medium 35c, inferior is nominal. Choice
Western 2S@30c, medium 23@25c inferior lo@
zoe % IL.
CHEESE Light supply and fair demand.
Choice Western factory Is quoted at l3c; New
York cream 151a@l6c u ID
COFFEE-The market is quiet but prices are
firm. We quote cargoes: Ordinary 151a@l6c
(gold), fair l701714c, good l7ROl74; prime 10
6l8Lc u ID JOB lots Ordinary l6149l6lac,
i isE 1aI s! good lSS!s7''' prime 1890
We are indebted to Messrs Small Co. and
Marks Il Co. for the following Telegram, dated
Rio de Janeiro, March %, and New York, March
%, 1876 Purchases since 18th lost, As 900 bags;
cleared for Atlantic ports none; Gulf ports none;
loading none; stock %, 00O bags; average daily
receipts 500 bags; price $500, firm; exchange
81 srAR CANDLEs-Fair supply and good de-
EsCULENTS AND GkEEv VEGETABLES
Potatoes-Peach blows are quoted at 81 z bbl,
other qualities unstable and market abunddnty
suppliei. We hear that 200 bbls could not DO
sold and were left on the fatboat that brought
them here. Ohio River russets are offered on
the landing at Csc q Dbl, and no buyers. Onions
are scarce ard choice would command 81 80 u
Dbl. Light supply Of Apples; they are quoted at
s3Cle ~ Dbl choice Sour Krout Is quoted at 81
| "a 80 f9 Dbl; Cabbages $4O6 IL 100.
DRIED FRUIT-Llght supply Of Apples; they
are held at 10c u IL; Peaches are quoted at so
Ice y Ii. 20 bbis Apples sold at 9sc " 10 in lots
| to dealer.
SrARCH-The receipts have been small and
the demand is moderate; quoted at 3s4G4c " Id.
| SALT-There is no change to ncte. The sup
ply continues good aud the demand fair at pre-
vious prices. Yesterday 2 cargoes sold on private
terms, supposed to be at 9Oc % sack. We quote
- NJ ~ &v,n 4
% sack; Turks Island 75@S5c bag of two
bushels Table Salt, in pockets, 211a@oc each, as
| in size.
POULTRY-Western grown Chickens sell at
S. so, young do at ss93 so, Ducks s4@f 80, Geese
s6@7, Turkeys s20@2i y dozen.
EGGS-Good supply and very little demsnd.
Western are quoted At 15@lSc Louisiana ITO Zoe
BEANS AND WESTERN PEAS Small stock
bnt dull. Northern Beans are quoted at 25s93c,
HIDEs-Receipts are small and the demand
moderate; price. are nominal. Country green
are quoted at 6@7c, dry sailed 1Oc, dry flint 100
sales are making as follows: steer Hides 60
pounds and upwards. y ID, 91a@t01ac steer
Hides, under 60 pounds, 7@7lac, COW Hides, as
they run, 6a@7c; kps Is to 80 pounds; as; Sc
IMPORTED FRUITS AND NUTS Messina
Oranges sell at So 75@4 SO; Palermo Oranges
| So SO 70 box. Raisins-quarter boxes SOC, half
boxes 81 65; boxes 81 60. Lemons So so y box.
Ci,ron Csc % b. Currants 71ac. Brazil Nuts
| lOc. Dates 61a@7c. Almonds l6@l8c. Filberts
I1i@llL. Walnuts 11014c y ID. Cocoanuts $50
$4,000 Bananas $1@3 % bunch. Pine Apples So
| " dozen.
| MALT-Good demand. Spring is quoted at
$1@1 10, choice 81 1901 20, Canada 81 25t01 30
| % bu-hel.
HOPS-Wisconsin are quoted at 12@15c, New
York 10000. California 2O122c % ID.
| OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Of oardines light every
where, even in Nance, where they have advanced,
! and quote round lots at 15@151ac; stocks OF
p, Branay Cherries exh austed in France, with none
in first hands in this market. where they are
quoted nominal at So rs and stock Of Claret nearly
exhausted with sales of round lots, to arrive, at
SOL " cask. and So 1908 so % box for ordinary.
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