New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1869-07-17

since yesterday, but the supplies are YET
light; the demsId is good and prices are
still frmer. Sales to-day 5000 sacks, OF
which 400 yellow mixed at 81 II; 900 yellow
mixed, 500 white mixed, 1000 and 2400 white
at 81 Is, and 100 at 81 l7t ~ bushel. Weeks
sales 10000 sacks; receipts 1882; exports
2695.
OATs-The market is quiet but 8rm; 100
sacks sold at 7sc % bushel. Some holders
ask higher. Weeks sales 5527; receipts
1912; exports 1l43.
BRAN-Is dull; 100 sacks sold at 81 05 Y
100 lbs. Weeks sales 1860 sacks; receipts
HAY-Is also dull at s26@27 for prime
Western and 500 for choice; 225 bales prime
sold at S27. Weeks sales, 400 bales; re-
P Or L. evening 100 bbls, full weight,
sold at S34 so. To-day the market was
frmer, and 100 bbls, even weight, sold
az S34 so, and 100, over weight, sold at S34
IS p Dbl. Weeks sales, 1176; receipts, l41O;
exports, SIS. 1t is retailing at S34 15@35 u
Dbl.
BAcoN-Sugar cured hams are in request,
| and command higher rates. They are retail
| ing at 22623c q fb; Is tierces sold at 15c.
| Shoulders are retailing at l5c clear rib sides,
! ls3c; clear sides, l9c " ID. Weeks sales, IS
| casks and tierces; receipts, 23l casks, 10
| boxes, 22l tierces; exports, IL casks and
| tierces.
LARp-We note agood inquiry, with light
stock and firm prices; 70 kegs kettle rendered,
| sold on private terms and Is tierces packers
| at zoe ~ II. Tierces are quoted at 20T204c;
kegs, 2lt@223c u tb. Weeks receipts, 24O
tierces, 243 kegs exports, so tierces.
DRY SALT MEAT-A lot of casks shoul.
ders sold, to arrive, at l4lc u h. They are
BREAKFAsr BAcoN-Is quoted at 2Ot@21c
q ID.
WH1sKY-The market is quiet, but firm.
Western rectified may be quoted at 81 1870
l Is, and Louisiana at 81 10 ~ gallon.
Southern spirits are held at 81 10 u gallon.
The supply of Louisiana whisky is very
light, and that of Western is only moderate.
There are no highwines on the market.
Yesterday, not reported, 120 and 81 bbls
choice Western rectifed sold at 81 10 q
gallon. To-day, 25 bbls sold at 81 l23 u
gallon.
BurTER-We have no change to notice in
this market The stock has become re-
duced but the demand is still very moderate,
being confined to light local trade; choice
Western may be quoted nominally at 269
29c; inferior do 20G24c IL n; choice Goshen
39640c; common to good Northern 30@33c
y 10.
CHEEsE-Is in light supply but the de-
mand continues on very limited scale; so
boxes fancy Western factory sold on private
terms and 25 do at lie u ID. We may quote
nominally l5@16c u ID for Western Reserve;
10 OliC 4OI IhCbOEyJ ODIUC lOI AulSAlOly anu
l6Gl7c for Northern cream and English
dairy.
BEANs-We have still to note the total alb
sence of any demand whatever Prime
white Western are held at SIS 0l0, and do
Northern at Sl00Il per Dbl.
Corn MEAL-The supply is moderate and
prices are firm. rs bbls choice kiln-dried
sold on the landing at 81 20 u Dbl. We
quote kiln dried at 81 500o4 70 u bbl.
DRIED FRUIT-Dried apples and peaches
are very dull, and are quoted nominally at
l3914C u %.
PouLTRY AND EGGs-Chickens are selling
on the landing at S79S q dozen for grown;
S3@4 for young, and turkeys at SIS II dozen.
Eggs are still very dull owing to the warm
weather, and may be quoted at l09l5c Il
dozen on the landing.
WooL-The demand is good and stock
very light-about 900 lbs. We note sales
this week mot reported) of 5000 lbs Mexi-
can at PIC y 10; 5000 Texas free at Bic; 5000
bury at l6@17c, and II 500 pulled at 3G9c
u b. Several lots are expected from Texas
and Lake shore.
ToBAoco-The market, has been quiet
since our review of Wednesday, but the in
curry has been good, one party requiring
cargo. The sales, however, have beer only
l79 hhds, of which 5, 10 and 4 at Sc IL 10; 10
at SIC; at SIC; 76 at lO4c; and at lie;
43 at l24c; IA and II at l3c Y ID. The sup
ply on sale, is now about 1000 hhds and
holders are asking full prices. The receipts
continue liberal, those for the week sum
ming up 1893 hhds, We continue to quote: