The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1876-01-09

IS bbls sold on private terms; 70 at $40 so and q
at $40 621a y Dbl. Dealers are retailing at $21 2;
@21 so " Dbl. We learn that there are buyer
in the market at $50 Sc for good standard mess
DRY SALT MEAT-No movement in rount
lots, except car load of shoulders on private
terms and car loads and 5 casks choice at 81
| Il b. The market is GU oted at Sc for shoulders
1O1c for clear rib sides and To- &c for clear sides
as 10 condition, 101a@l0s4c for clear r b sides
and 11M1ll4c tor clear sides. A lot of 5000 To-
sour shoulders sold at J11aac u h.
| BACON-No demand for round let's and nc
shoulders in first hands. Clear rib sides are
quoted nominally at wholesale at 1211aac and clea,
sides at 12a4 @l3c II ID. Lots of casks have sold
at these prices. Dealers are retailing at Ia
He for shoulders, 1211aG12s4c for clear rlb
sides, and 1913 C for clear sides.
| HAMS Dull: cnoice su9ac-cured are quoted
at 1870; retailing at 1501151ac q 10. Plain un.
canvnsed are quoted at l31 aGg14c = IL; - and
Is .ierces choice sugar-cuIed hams sold at la
| u ID.
BREAKFAST BACON-Fair supply. and sell
ing only in a small job way at lac y ID.
PACKERS HOG PRODUCTS = Prime mess
pork Is selling al sl9Wl91a, prime pork SIT SOC
IS, rump pork sl7@lS, pig pork $40 500110 IS 4
half Dbl, and $40 5O0l9 IS T. Dbl; spare ribs
picked pigs tongues 611aa7c apiece, pigs ieet
81 80 and 81 so u keg, So y rkin, and 50 T. Dbl
LARD-Cholce refined has been scarce and in
request, and supplies would have sold re idly at
full prices. There were receipts by the barges
to-day, and the market will be in sucplv next
week. Tierce packers is quoted at l21aQ12$4c,
refined l3@l314c, keg 13s4 allie. bucket 49,
q u. Dealers are retailing at c above these
IrIces.
WHISKY-Rectifed is in light supply and fair
demand at 81 l2D1 ID for Louisiana and West
ern. and rs ibis Louisiana sold at 81 II u
gallon.
COIN IN BULK-A barge load of A.. 225 bush
els came in last. night; 1000 bushels OF it we're
sold and reported last Thursday at 54c y bushei
CORN In SACkS-ls III light supply. The
deman is moderate and prices are firm. 200
and 300 sa'ks white and $40 choice yellow sold
at Sc; u bushel.
OATS Are in good supply and dull. Pip
and $50 sacks sold, of which 300 ordinary St Lou
at 4lc, 500 prime st. Louis at Al &c, 242 and 800
St. Louis at 42c, and 200 and $50 choice Galena
at 4Sc u bushel.
BRAN-Fair supply and dull. DULY 300 sacks
Sold OF which $50 at soc, and $50 at Soc y 100 b.
HAY-Plenty Offering and dull. Only $50 bales
sold, of which 60 prime at s19, and 100 do at s26,
and 81 do at s2l Il ton.
CHEEsE-Is in good supply and the demand
is moderate. Choice Western factory is quoted
at 1919; New York cream 141agl5c; Family Fa-
vorite l501Gc y II.
RICE-Very quiet Good supply of low grades.
The market is bare of prime and choice.
We quote: Louisiana No. 2 214403c, common
44Ge41ac, ordinary 424@5c, fair IS Gg522sc, good
534 tlQ6c. prime 61S l9G5sc, choice 6lac f ID.
GUTTER Choice sails readily. The supply is
light, but there is scarcely any dema nd for other
grades, and the stock is sccumulating. Choice
Goshen is selling at 33G35c; good il quoted at
2s93Jc; inferior is nominal, choice Western ESQ
Csc; good 20G22c; inferior 150al6c q It..
COFFEE-The stock in first hands comprise
7,lS6 bags, in dealers hands 10000. There is
only a fair demand. We quote cargoes-Ordina-
P ggd 10 low 9s tar sig n E s1 a fair ls <
lots Oralnary TO low fair 161s0l2ic. fair 1870
1890, good l91i914c, prime 1911 a09l934c " Ii.