The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1876-01-26
THE NEW ORLEANS BULLETIN, WEDNESDAY,

PORK-The market continues quiet, with mess
quoted at $2l SO q Dbl in round lots. 100 bbs
sold, spot. on private terms. Dealers are job
bling at $22 y Dbl.
DRY SALT MEAT-There are no sides left in
first hands. lot Of 10 boxes clear sides resold
at 111ac u b, and 1000 b hogs heads sold at &c
u b. Some hams are Offering, but there is no
demand for them. There is very little stock in
first hands, but the demand is confined to dealers
job trade, at $685. for shoulders, lie for clear
rib sides and ii &c for clear sides. car load Of
10000 10 shoulders, loose, sold at the depot at
BACON-Is dull and lower. Shoulders are
quoted at 94G93sc, clear rib sides 12c clear
shoulders, 1910 for clear rib sides and 1890 for
clear sides. IL half casks and 10 casks clear rib
sides sold at 12c, AID c4sk. clear sides at 2lla
81 b, all on the landing.
LARD-The market is dull, and prices have
weakened under Western advices. Ilerce Is now
quoted at 1214@1211ac for packers, 13c for re-
fined; keg 13a4@1l4c Il ID. 80 tlerces refined sold
in two lots at 1870 u ID.
HAMS-The market for choice sugar cured
is quiet but steady at 14Tl414c; jobblns at l411s
BREAKFAST BACoN-Is dull and quoted at
wholesale at 1870 u ID.
WHISKY Continues in light supply and fair
demand at 81 90 for Louisiana rectltied, and 81 10
al - for Western. Is bbls Louisiana sold at
COIN IN BULK-Some 10000 bushels are on
the market Offering at 54c !; buyers only offer %
0l53c tow is on the way here with further
su PPppGK Frs, HOG PRODUCTS Prime mes.
pork is selling at SIS, ruup pork sl7@17 so, pig
pork $40 80 u half Dbl; spare ribs sos; pigs
tongues 6ED7c apiece; pigs feet 81 10 u keg,
50 50 u firkln, and s7@S u Dbl.
COW PEAS-TheIe are orders here for round
lots. but no supplies to meet them. The stock is
confined to small quantity held by dealer and
jobbing at 81 500Dl IS u bushel for Alabama.
No Carolina or Georgia on hand.
CORN IN SACKS-Is in fair supply, no i'm
provement in the demand, and prices are uI-
changed. 1850 sacks sold, of which 1900 white
and white mixed at 53c, and $50 yellow at SIC y
bushel.
OATS-The supply is not large and there is
only moderate demand. 25U sacks choice
Galena sold at Acc u bushel.
BRAN-Fair supply and dull; $50 sacks sold
at 75c u 100 10.
HAY-Fair supply Of low grades, and no de
mand for them. Choice grades Only are wanted.
Low grades are quoted at sl2@l16; prime SIG
$50. Choice would command S22023 If ton.
BUTTER-Small stock and the demand is bet
ter. Choice Goshen is quoted at 33@35c, me-
dunn 2S@3Oc, inferior is nominal. Choice Vest
ern 2501k7c. medium 18t02Oc, inferior is nominal.
CHEESE - Fair supply and good demand.
Choice Western factory sells at 121a9lac, New
York cream i5c, English dairy 15c u ib.
BAGGING-The demand has slaekened and
the stock on hand is large. 200 rolls domestic
jute sold at 13c d yard, cash; 1t is retailing at
l4c u yard. India is neglected; it is quoted
at wholesale at lOc; at retail 1919 y yard.
COFFEE-The market is firm and the dem and
is good. Dealers stock comprises $1,000 bags.
Stock in first hands 4,4l8, We quote cargoes-
Ordinary to low fair 171a@1794c (goIdl, fair
1s491S11sc, good ss4@l5c, prime 194@i91sc
~ To- Job lots-Ordinar ~ to low fair 17$4 % SC,
fair 1870 19c, good l9l0l91ac, prime 1874 @lcc
W fb.
RICE-Better demand. without any improve
Va y.,r1il In
23403c, common 409illc, ordinary 41a@434c,
tar 5Gl514c, good 51a@os4c u ID.