New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-07-09


bbfs mess sold at SO rs p Dbl 1t is retail
| ing at $I3 Is a 10 50 y Dbl.
4 BACoN-Shonlders are in fair supply and
| rather dull while the market is bare OF
clear rib sides, and clear sides are scarce
| and in active demand at advancing prices.
Shoulders are now quoted at 61s q 6Ac;
clear rib sides She; clear sides S24 09e y
| fb. The sales to day embrace 200 casks of
| which "a casks clear rib sides &c; 8 sugar
hogsheads clear sides at84c; 10, "a and 70
/ casks clear sides at She; IL do at S5sc;
/ 10, l5 4 and do at S34 c: Is casks shoulders
| at Csc; 30 do at 6Ac " ID. A lot Of 20 casks
clear sides sold to arrive at 8l5e Y 10.
! HAMs-ChOice sugar.cured continue scarce
and in demand at advancing prices. 20
tierces sold at I3c; As do at l3l4c; do at
| l334c, and at lie y ib.
| DRY SALT MEATS scarce. Some little
| held by dealers is retailing at 534c for shout
| ders, and 07l4c for clear rib sides
| BREAKFAST BACoN-Is in letter supply
and dull Western is quoted at 10 0l0l4c
! Northern is scarce and commands lll2c Y
| LARD-The market is quiet bat firm, with
a very light movement TieFc 3 are quoted
at Sc for packers, and 9ls 09l8e for refned
kegs l0Ac for kettle rendered, and l0l5c
for refined
| WHIsKY-The market is dull, and the
| only sales we have heard of to-day were %
Il
| Gle gallon. Ordinary is selling in job lots
at 85c y gallon.
Cow PEAs-The small quantity remain
| ing on hand is retailing at $3 rs Y bushel,
and selling in larger lots at SO 30 bushel.
BULK CoRN-There is a good stock on
| hand 1t is offering at $50 " bushel, but
| the demand is kept back by the want of
freight room for Great Britain. There have
been some sales at 55c, not reported, and
now there are orders from st. Louis offering
to deliver here at 54e y bushel.
Corn IN SACKs-Is in moderate supply
aud good demand, with an advance in
prices for white. 1900 sacks were sold, of
which 200 and 1000 mixed at 60c; 200 white
mixed at 72e; 100 and 800 white at 73c Y
bushel, and 1000 choice white on private
terms, said to be at an outside price.
OATs-Are in good supply on the landing,
with a very fair demand &C previous prices.
The sales embraced 6600 sacks, of which
$50 ordinary at 40c; 300 good at Ace; 100,
300 and 400 st. Louis at 43c; 100 at 44c; 1000
and 1900 choice at 45c; 300 and 2400 choice
Galena at acc y bushel
BRAN-Continues in light supply and dull,
without change in price. The sales com
prised 1850 sacks, of which 100 ordinary at
81 05; 300 and 400 choice at 81 OF " and
So 100 and 100 choice at 81 10 " 100 TBS
HAY-There is light supply on the land
ing, with a very. limited demand to-day.
Sales-85 bales prime 81. Louis at $25; $50
choice st. Louis at $27; so and IS choice at
$28 " ton.
PoULTRY AND EGGs--Chickens are scarce
on the landing, and now command higher
prices. They are selling at $808 SO y
dozen for grown and "a for young ducks
1904; geese SO al; turkeys $I20l5. Eggs
are scarce and selling at l60 lSc " dozen.
EsCULENTs-New Louisiana potatoes are
in good supply on the landing, with a fair
demand, and selling at 50 5093 y Dbl in
sacks and So IS in bbs. There are no
Western in market Western onions are
selling at 50 5002 IS in b5ls, and So 50 |
al for Louisiana. Green apples So a |
so " bbl, and 50e0$2 y box, as in
size and quality. Cabbages 5010c W head. |
KrOut $30l0 y Dbl. Northern beans |
White command $40; Western white 500 |
~; red $S0I2; green peas $500; lady |
dried peaches 506c. p rs.
BUTrER-There Is fair supply of West |
ern on the market, with only moderate |
local demand. We quote choice-W I
at l60l7c u fb. Goshen is in good supply |
and commands 30c y 1b for choice. THEM
ferior grades Of both are neglected. and /
prices are nominal.
CHEBsE-There is only a small stock of /
Western, and the market has a firmer tone,
with an upward tendency. Choice West
ern is selling at I20I3c " 10. The inferior
grades are neglected and prices are nominal.
No New York cream IN market.
BAGGNG-We note a better inquiry in
filling orders and a good stock on hand.
India is held, in round lots, at Ice, but no
sales, and domestic jute at lSc in round lots.
Dealers are retailing domestic j4tG at 100
l91zc " yard. Hemp and flax is held at lSc.
India in bales is retailing at 1914 a l7c p
yard
BALNG TwNE-Dealers are retailing at
II a lSc y fb.
IRON COTTON TIEs-Are selling at Sc 2
tb.
GUNNY BAGs-The market is very quiet.
They are held at I80lS1he EACH.
WooL-Is very dull. 1t being on tho eve
of the new clip and at the close of the old,
sellers are asking prices that buyers are
clean Louisiana and Texas 40 043o; bury
% q &c " ID.
CoTToN SEED-The geceipts are very
small, and readily taken by the city fac
tories, being all short of stock. We quote
it at $l3 SOFA in factory sacks, and
Sl8 so with bags delivered.
COTTON SEED On CAKE-Is scarce, and
there is very little country cake coming in,
which is principally on contract. We quote
city factory at $28 so " ton; country SIS
036.
SALT-The demand is limited, as buyers
are awaiting the change of tariff on the first
DrOxiHlo. Dealers are well supplied, with
.lii bbOCks VI UObu CudTS6 anu 1lHe. dutk Gu6IS
are two cargoes on the market unsOld. Deal
srs, rates from store are: Coarse 81 so; Ordi-
nary fine 81 20; extra quality and weight,
inc, 81 so 2 sack, with deduction of l0c %.
Jack when taken in lots at warehouse.
stock Of bulk salt, consisting of lots of genu-
ne Turks Island, st. Martins. Mexican and
Aarsalla salt, is ample for all anticiDated
demands. We quote Turks Island and st.
Martins salt at 81 350I 40 U bag Of140 Tbs.
Other grades much lower Table Ealt 10
pockets 216 G8c each.
CoAL-The receipts of Pittsburg for the
month of June were 3 boats and 9 barges,
icing 81 boat loads less than in 1871. The
ales fer last month were z II boat loads less
han during the same month last year, and
he stock on hand on first instant, COM ]
rises ll6 boats and barges, which is I02
,oats less than the preceding season. 1t is
eld very firm at Csc }p Dbl by the boat {
oad, with light demand. Anthracite is
etailing at 81 50 y ton, and Pittsburg
{ So y hid.
MANUFACTURED ToBACCO-There is a :
God demand for common and medium
rades at the reduced prices arising from I
be change of tariff on the first instant
ut much of the stock in bond here can not
e offered, on account of the singular rulings :
I the Commissioner of Internal Revenue s
expecting tobacco in bond. The trade,
therefore,, will have to wait the arrival of :
AK paid stock from the factories before
hey can obtain desirable assortment, We
ote a reduction Of l0c p ID, and now
uOte:
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