The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1876-03-29
Chicago,
Cincinnati. 4 st. LOUIS.

HAMS-Continue in good supply and dull and
dropping: Choice sugar-cured are Offering at
LARD-Is scarce and in request, and the
market is Ac stronger. Terce refined is selling
in the local trade at 14s4c, key 15@i514c, bucket
15Hc y b. A lot Of IS kegs kettle rendered sold
-. PAGkEs s; HOG pRoDUcrs-Are selling on
orders at $50 50@21 for prime mess pork; $lS 80
for extra prime; 10000 so y Dbl for rump pork;
$12 y half Dbl for pig pork; $22@23 y Dbl for pig
pork; 61a06A apiece for pigs tongues; :! 5O y
keg, 50 so u frkin and 81 y Dbl for pigs feet;
WHISKY-Is 1c y gallon higher under West
ern advicea, and Is and % bbls Louisiana rec j.
fed sold at 81 10 59 gallon.
COW PEAS-Mixed are in good supply, but
clay are very scarce. Mixed command 81 IS,
ot o 90 ssoIs esy eoe at y Sne
CORN IN BULK-A tow Of $4,000 bushels
came in on Monday, sold previously, to arrive.
Some on the spot is offering at 55c, and some to
arrive at SIC. The last sale, spot, was at $3.50 u
bushei. The demand is good.
CORN IN SACKS-The supply is good and
the demand is better; prices have advanced 1c for
white and &c for yellow; 1000 sacks sold, OF which
$50 mixed at 53c, 8 white at 54c. 250O white at
SOC, 900 yellow at SOC and 5000 do at Coo % bushel
OATS-Are in good supply and moderate de-,
mand at unchanged prices. 1850 sacks sold, OF
which $50 and 1000 st. Louis at 42c, $50 do at
43c, and $50 Galena at 45c % bushel.
BRAN.ls in good supply and dull Prices
which 1900 at Csc, and 200 at 70 " 100 ID.
HAY-Liberal supplies and limited demand.
$50 bales sold, Of which 100 prime at SIG, 50
choice at $40, and 400 ordinary at sl2 y ton.
RICE-Good demand and prices are firm.
ss4@43zc, ordinary 4Hs@4Ac, fair 5@5Ac, good
51a@5s4c, prime 6@614c u b.
COFFEE-The stock in hands Of dealersis
about &c, 90 bags, in first hands 1851 bags, fair
demand. We quote cargoes: Ordinary 1910
prime si4@is1sc ID Ii. job lots Ordinary 1871
@l6Ac, fair 17aa49lSc, good lS14@1S1s, prime
BUTTEs-The market is bare of choice.
Light supply of other grades. Choice Goshen
35@37c, Choice Western would command Soc,
medium sells at 25@27c, inferior 20@22c u ID.
CHEESE-Is quiet plenty offering. Choice
Western factory is quoted at l3c, New York
STAR OANDLEs-Fair supply and good de-
mand. Selling at 15@1514c y fb.
STARCH-The receipts have been small and
| the demand is moderate; quoted at 3s404c u 10.
SALr-Quiet but steady with small stock on
hand. We quote from warehouse Coarse 95c@
81, fine 81 25@1 80 y sack; Turks Island $50
85c y bag Of two bushels Table Salt, in peck
cts, 211a@6c each. as in size.
SOAP-Good demand. Western sells at AK
@5c p ID IN round lois; Keller's xxx palm 7c,
German olive SIC, CASTLE l0c. Magnolia Sc u b.
in lots Of so boxes 1c less U ID, in lots Of loo
boxes 11aac less % ID. Maginnis Sons American
olive SC, dark notified SIC, white laundry 81 u
ID.
gu ote1 at 4l@42c y gallon Pitch 50 5O@2 IS; Tai
| So 25@3 rs; Rosin, D and 4 81 9O@2, 50 O5@
Is, G 50 2O@2 80, H 50 1902 SO, 81 50@2 rs, N
s4(D4 SO, N $o@5 so S3 bbl.
POULTRY-Western grown Chickens sell at
SIS 5O0l6, young do at S. 50@l4 Ducks $404 SO,
Geese 1907, Turkeys $2OD24 u dozen.
EGGS-Good supply and dull. Western ere
quoted at 13@l5c, Louisiana 15@17c u dozen.