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

jobbing at e14@s1ac. Clear rib sides are quoted
nomlnally at wholesale at 1910. and clear sidet
A. lohc Y ID, jobbng 1t 4@Hc above these
y ID.
BACON-No shoulders on hand and little o.
no demand for sides. Clear rib sides are qnotef
at l2lla, and clear at 13c. Jobbing at 4GA
over these prices.
PORK-1ne market has continued dull, bu
dealers were replenishing their stocks to-day
however, at prices showing decline OF 2505Oc
y b. AIS bbs mess sold, of which so and 20O a.
$40 so 25, 100 and 100 at $40 Is. and 50 at s2l E
Dbl. The stock is now held at s21, and 1t is JOB
bling at s21 25012l 30 e bill.
PACKERS HOG PRODUCTS Prime mess
pork is selling at $40 5O@2O, rump pork sl9gl9 90
prime pork s18 u Dbl; pig pork s12 L half Dbl;
spare ribs s6@7 7 Dbl, picked pigs, tongues
50 Is and 50 so Il firkin, and 50 u Dbl.
Stocks OF provisions on hand this day. Deem
Der 31st, as made up by the Merchants Exchange;
Pork-23O4 bbls. Bacon-no shoulders, 200 casks
clear rib sides and 1913 do clear Sides Dry Salt
Meat-6l3 casks shoulders and sides. Lard-929
tierces and 20l8 kegs. 8. G. Ham:-262 terces.
HAMS-Are dull and there is only job de-
mand for choice sugar cured at l6@l61ac Y II. .
BREAKFAST BACON-Is dull at l56ll511ac u
II. The market is depressed under more liberal
receipts.
LARD-Is in light supply and the sales are
confined to the local trade at 1913 &c for terce
refined, 1874 for keg, and l414c for bucket.
Packers uefce IL quoted at IL 10.
WHISkY-Rectifed is scarce and in demand,
but prices have declined 20I3c under Western ad-
vices. A lot of 80 bbls Louisiana sold at 81 II y
gallon.
CUkN IN BULK-Is called for, and there are
some orders here unexecuted, owing to the
Bulk Corn on hand, but it is offering to arrive at
540l55c u bu-hel. barge load of %. coo bushels,
old, ls on the way here.
CORN IN SACKS-ls IN fair supply and mod
crate demand 290O sacks sold, Of which 1000
and 1909 white at 54c. $50 and 400 yellow at 55c,
$50 and 200 choice yellow at SEC y bushel.
OAiS-Are in fair supply and quiet, at easier
prices for buyers. 1910 sacks sOld, of which l2O
choice at 45c $50 and $50 choice at 4sc $50 white
$50 white at SOC II bushel.
BRAN-Gooi supply and dull. No sales.
Quoted at 85coS71lac u 10l ID
HAY-Large stock. the demand is limited.
Only $50 bales sold, Of which 50 prime at $40, 81
RICE-The market is bare OF choice. Prime
is scarce. Other grades abundant. The demand
is limited. We quote: Louisiana No. 2 211aa0l3c,
common 44M41ac, ordinary 4 lc5c. tair 81 a
52sc, good oa4@6c, prime 61s@62sc, choice 61ac
u 10.
BUTTER-Choice lie scarce and in demand. In
fcrior grades are abundant and dull. Choice
Goshen is quoted at 800 35c. medium 20125c, in
ferior ls nominal, choice Western 250l28c, ne
dunn 2O@2'c, inferior l4916c Il h..
CHEESE-There is plenty OF Inferior on hand
and not much Choice Factory. Choice is wanted
and no demand for other grades. Choice Vest
ern Factory is quoted at 13@l311ac, New York
Cream 14@i51s", English Dairy 16@l7c u b.
COFFEE-Mod, rate local aud Western demand
for job lots. 1000 bags sold on private terms.
We quote cargOes: Ordinary 171a@1734 (god).
fair 1s4@1sIc, good lss4@lec, prime 1870
good l9A@l91ac. prime zoe II T..
is selling at SIC U ID, with a discount oa
round lots. Pleced Arrow Tie, II feet, sell at
$40 net; feet inches, $40 net. The Beard u
Bros. Tie sells at 51aar " Ii, with discoup, on
round lots. The Branch, Crooks & Co.'s 81 aac y
To. with discount on round lots. The Philip
lots, put up in bur dies of 80 es. Quick and
Easy Cotton Tie. 51ac u ID, with discount on
round lots.
BAGGING- Light supply and good demand.
Domestic jute is quoted at wholesale at 49, a
lac, at retail at 14144@1411aact4 va India is dull,
and prices are noulraily quoted at wholesale at
10c. at retail lO11 &c q yard.
BALING TWINE-Is selling at 14l1G15c & ID
in round lots, and 16c at retail.
GUNNY BAGS-Se at 15c apiece in bales and
16c reserved.
SALT-The stock, owing to improvement Of
navgat on in the tributaries, has been some
what reduced by heavy shipments to the Inte-
rior. A cargo has arrived and been sold to a
dealer on private terms, supposed to be poe !;
another arrived, and the above price not proving
satisfactory, has been stored on owners account.
Yesterday cargo of 225O sacks of coarre sold 20
a dealer at 85c T. sack. Dealers are asking slg
05 for coarse and 81 30@l 10 for fine, accord
ing to quality and weight. Turks Island is
quoted at 65@75c u bag Of two bushels Table
Salt, in pockets, 296c each, according to size.