The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1876-03-17
BREAKFAST BACON Moderate supply and.

BREAKFAST BACON Moderate supply and
selling in job lots at 1454@15c u b.
We are indebted to the Exchange for the fol-
lowing prices Of provisions On the 10th inst:
wants Of the local trade but too small to invite
any export demand. Tierce refined is quoted at
1879, key 14c, bucket, 1414c y b; jobbng at ~
above these prices. A lot Of $50 tlerces refined
fST ao On P5yatns ey%s selling
orders at $40 50@21 for prime mess pork; SIS 81
for extra prime; 10000 so y Dbl for rump pork;
$12 % half Dbl for pig pork; $22923 u Dbl Tor pig
pork; 61a@6A apiece for pigs tongues; 81 % y
s q 9 rsp III End g Dbl aa for p ggs
COW PEAS-Are in better demand, and prices
for mixed have advanced 15c u bushel % sacks
mixed sold at 81 SO, 100 choice mixed at 81 Is, .
car load do at 81 80, 1O8 at 81 85 u bushel, and
scarce they are in request and held at 81 l59
2 25 % 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 f3 bushel.
WHISKY-Tne supply of rectified is light, but
sufficient for the demand. Louisiana is quoted
at 81 % y gallon, and Western at 81 0s9l 10 y
CORN IN SACKS Good supply and quiet.
Only 900 sacks sold, of which 300 mixed at 52c.
% and 800 white at $50, and 1000 white and white
mixed at SIC % bushel
OATS-Are in good supply and limited de-
mand. 800 sacks sold, OF which 200 ordinary 81.
Louis at $50, 300 choice ST. Louis at 4Oc, and 300
choice Galena at 43c y bushel.
BRAN-Is in light supply. 800 sacks sold at
75c 70 100 ID.
HAY-Good supply 425 bales sold from first
hands, Of which IS Ordinary at s13, 200 prime at
SIS. 100 do at ST. and 70 choice at $40; Al sold
COFFEE-Good demand and prices are firm.
Dealers stock, q, 900 bags; in first hands,
1851 bags. We quote cargoes Ordinary to low
fair ls@Y (golaA fair ] l7@l74S g good as@
ls to R ie1 lsss I'm }Ss 3Stss good
lS@1s14c, prime l9@l9Ac u b.
We al indebted to Messrs. Marks 4 Co. and
Small 90. for the following telegram, dat ed Rio
de Janeiro, March 18th and New York, March
10th. 1876: Purchases since the 9Th inst %, OOC
ceipts 500 price $500; exchange 251s y cent
BUTTER-Quiet and steady. Strictly choice
Goshen cells at 37@38c, choice 35036c, me-
dunn 30@33c, inferior Csc % fb. Choice West
ern 27@25c, medium 23@25c, inferior 70llos
u ID.
RICE Is in better demand at unchanged
prices. We quote: Louisiana No. 2 254@3c
Common 4.@45lc, ordinary 4A@5c, fair 5A@
51c, good 5000, prime 64@61ac, choice 654e
"CHEEsE-Little received and prices are un
changed. Choice Western factory is quoted at
12l.6113c; NewYork cream 141l@l6c.
STAR CANDLES-Light supply; 300 boxes
e EsCUIENis AND GREEN VEGETABLES
No receipts and dull Potatoes: kussetts are
quoted at 50@75c, early rose and peerless 85c@
!, 81, peach blows 81 40@1 so; choice red Onions
1902 Is, choice yellow and silver skin s. 5C@l 75
choice red Apples $7@s. inferior t5@6; Sour
Krout s4@4 SO % Dbl; Cabbages s4@6 " 100.
DRIED FRUIr-Apple and Peaches are quoted
ct SC y b.
SrARCH-The receipts have been small and
| the demand is moderate; quoted at 334@4c u D.
SALTS dull. We quote from warehouse
Coarse 95c@sl, fine 81 25@1 80 y sack Turks
Island 75@85c " bag of two bushels; Table
Salt, in pockets, 21a@6c each. as in size.
IRON COTTON IIES-Good demand. The Ar
row Tie is selling at SIC y b, with discount or
round lots. Peeed Arrow Tie: II feet, sells Is a
Bros. Tie sells at SIC % Ii, with discount OF
round lots. The Branch, Crooke & Co.'S 5lac Z
| ID, with discount on round lots. The PhiliI
wire Tie sells at &c y Tie, with discount on large
lots, put up in bundles Of 80 ties. Drake 3
Flournoy's self-locking and riveting cotton bale
Tie SIC % ID, with the usual discount on large
lots.