The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1876-03-15
Chicago.
st. Louis.

BREAKFAST BACON-Suppies come in spar
ingly, and command l434@l5c u b.
HAMS-Choice sugar-cured continue in lgh
supply and command 15c S9 d.
IARD-Is in light supply and is quoted, whole
sale, at 1919 for tierce refined, lac for key, and
14Zc for bucket; jobbing at 10 above thes'
prices. 50 tlerces refined sold, day or two
since, for Cuba, at 1870, $50 kegs do to-day a
14c u b. and Is tierces at 1871.
PACKERS HOG PRODUOIS-Are selling OF
orders at $40 '50@21 for prime mess pork; SIS 81
for extra prime; 10000 so D Dbl for rump pork
s12 y half Dbl for pig pork; s22@23 q Dbl for pig
pork; 6I@6A apiece tor pigs tongues; 81 50 y
and So 5O@23 % Dbl for family clear pork.
COW PEAS-Yesterday we reported sale Of
1900 sacks mixed at 81 IS. There was also sale
Of 1900 sacks choice clay at 50, and to-day 81
sacks mixed sold at 81 40 y bushel.
CORN IN bULK-Little or nothing doing and
The market is unsettled. Several barge LOADS are
on the market and some are offering, to arrive
at SIC ~ bushel.
WHISKY supply Of rectifed is light, but
sufficient for the demand. Louisiana is quoted
at q 0S, and Western 81 O9@1 10 u gallon.
is about 10000 sacks. Only a jobbing trade.
Prices are unchanged. 1864 sacks sold, Of which
173 white and 500 white and white mixed at SIC,
1000 choice white at SIC, 800 yellow at $50, and
961 choice yellow at SOC y bushel.
OATS The stock Oh the landing is about
1000 sacks. 115O sacks sold, Of which 300 ordi-
nary st. Louis at 38c, $50 choice ST. Louis at acc
400 choice Galena at 43c, and 200 do at 44c I
buthel.
BRAN-The stock on the landing is about 700
sacks: No sales. Quoted at soc y 100 ID.
HAY-The stock on the landing is about 1900
bales. 7S5 bales sold, of which 100 ordinary at
$12 60 do at sl3 100 do at $l4 120 strictly prime
at $18 200 choice at $40, 81 do at s21, and rs dc
at s22 u ton.
RICE Fair demand at unchanged prices. We
quote: Louisiana No. 2 2a4@3c, common AZ
@4s4c, ordinary 44@5c, fair 5A@51ac, good
COFFEE-The market is quiet and prices are
nominal. Dealers stock, 81, 200 bags; in first
hands, 1851 bags. We quote cargoes Ordinary
to low fair 16@l7 (goldl, fair 17@1714c, good $50
1870, prime 1SI@lS34c % ID. JOB lots-Ordi-
nary to low fair l61 @l7c, fair 1711a@l7s4c, good
BUTIER-Light supply with fair demand.
Strictly choice Goshen is quoted at 37@3Sc, choice
35@36c, medium 30@33c inferior Csc y Ii.
Choice Western 27@2Sc, medium 23@25c, inferior
17@l8c y tb.
CHEESE-Fair demand, and selling at 121s@
1Sc for choice Western factory, 141a@l6c for New
York cream.
SALT-With good demand and small stock
on hand prices are firm. We quote From ware
house coarse 95c@sl, fine 81 2501 80 ID sack
Turks Island 75@85c bag Of TWO bushels.
Table Salt. in pockets, 211a@6c each. as in size.
IRON COTTON TIES-Good demand The Ar
row Tie is selling at 5ac y b, with discount on
round lots. Pieced Arrow Tie. II feet, sells at
$40 net; 8 feet inches, $40 net. The Esard 4
Bros. Tie sells at SIC y tb, with discount on
round lote. The Branch, Crooke & Co.'s SIC ID
b, with q discount on round lots. The Philip
wire Tie sells at &c y Tie, with a'discount on large
lots, put up in bundles Of 80 ties. Drake 4
Tie SIC % ID, with the usual discount on large
lots.