The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1876-03-08
Chicago. Cl
Cincinnati. / Sc. LOUIS

HAMS-Choice sugar-cured continue scarce
and in demand at 14s40l5c S9 b. 10 tlerces sold
to arrive, at 14sc and IA do do, at Is; and 55 do
spot, in lots, at l5c y ID. They are jobbing al
BREAKFAST BAcoN-The market is bare
As supplies come in they command 15c u b.
PACKERS HOG PRODUCTS Are selling at
$40 5OD21 for prime mess pork; S1S for extra
pig pork and s22@25 % Dbl; 61s@6A for pigs
firkin and 81 so % Dbl Family clear pork is sell
ing at s22@23 u Dbl.
LARD-rhe demand is confined to the JOB
trade, owing to scarcity OF supply, and prices are
ruling with an upward tendency. Tierce refined
is iobbing actively at 1334@l4c, key 14Ac, bucket
141]c T2 ID.
COW PEAs-There were sales to-day Of 1870
sacks mixed at 81 80; q car load Of LAB sacks
mixed at 81 IS, and two car loads clay at 81 IS
u bushel. Supplies are coming in regularly, and
the market is quoted at 81 5O11 Is for mixed
and 81 7501 80 for clay. Buyers offer the insice
prices and holders ask the outside.
WHISKY-Some 80 bbls Louisiana rectlfied
sold TO- day at 81 % f8 gallon. Western is quoted
. corn mi IN bULK--Only a barge load on the
spot, offering at 53c u bushel.
CORN IN SACKS - Good supply of inferior
and ordinary. but scarcity of dry and choice
Corn, with fair demand for Texas gulf ports.
Prices for dry and choice are strong, while those
for poor descriptions are weak. 5000 sacks sold,
Of which 5000 white and 1000 mixed for ship
ment to Texas gulf ports, terms not transpired ;
200 white at 53c. 1000 white and white mixed at
53c and 400 choice white at SAC y bushel.
OATS-The supply is good with only moder-
ate demand at prices easier for buyers 1850 sacks
sold, Of which 1875 ordinary st. Louis at SOC,
$50 St. Louis at 4Oc, 300 do at ~, and COG choice
Galena at 45c II bushel.
BRAN-Is in light supply and moderate demand
at previous prices. 100 sacks sold at SOC per
100 b.
HAY-Choice is in request, with very small
stock Of it on the landing Good supply of low
which $50 ordinary at SIS, 100 and 100 prime at
49, 200 do at $50, and SO strictly choice at $24 50
q ton.
RIUE-Is but little inquired after We quote:
Louisiana No. 2 21a@3c, common 41a@4aa4c,
ordinary 4s4@5c, fair 514@5Hc, good 554@6c,
prime 6L@6Isc, choice SIC % ii.
COFFEE Good demand at unchanged prices.
Stock in hands Of dealers "a 900 bags; in first
hands 1890. We quote cargoes Ordinary l6@
1870 gold, fair l7za@17s4c, good ls@1sAc
@17c, fair l774@lSc, good 1s1a@lss4c, prime il
BUTTER Choice Western is scarce, good sup.
ply OF Goshen, the demand continues fair. Choice
Goshen is quoted at 35@37c, medium 32c, Inferior
25@2Sc, choice Western 26c, medium 1S@22e
y Il:
CHEESE-Sma rece pts and moderate de-
mand. Choice Western factory is quoted nomi
nally at 13c, New York cream 14Lz@15c, English
dairy Ito, pineapple quoted normally at 2x1ac
% b.
SALTS neglected. we quote Dealers rates
delivered 95c@sl, fine 81 80 z sack
Turks island 65@75c bag Of two bushels.
Table Salt. in pockets 2@6c each. as in size.
IRON COTTON TIES-Good demand. The Ar
row Tie is selling at SIC y ID, with discount on
round lots. Pieced Arrow Tie, II feet, sells at
$40 net; s feet 6 inches, SIC net The Beard 4
Bros. Tie sells at 511c y b, with a discount on
round lots. The Branch, Crooks & Co.'S SIC u
b, with discount on round lots. The Philip
wire Tie sells at SC % Tie, with discount on large
lots, put up in bundles Of 80 ties. Drake &
Flournoy's locking and riveting cotton bale Tie
$40 % b, with the usual discount on large lots.