New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-07-21

on hand. It is selling at 81 a . y bushel.
PoRK-The market is steady and frmer,
with fair demand. 500 bbls mess sold at
Sl3 25 p Dbl. 1t is retailing at Sl3 so
0I3 Is p Dbl:
DRY SALT MEAT-There is some little
here in the hands of dealers, It is retailing
at 634c for shoulders, FAC for clear rib
sides, and S98h4c for clear sides.
BREAKFAST BACON-Is in fair supply,
with only moderate demand, at 10 a I012c
for Western and ll45c for Northern.
BACOE-Is in good demand and higher,
with a scarcity of shoulders and clear rib
sides. Clear sides are in fair supply.
Shoulders are quoted at Sac. clear rib sides
&c, clear sides GA a 912c y ID. Nearly 100
casks were sold, comprising 4S casks shout
ders at sac, 10 do clear sides at 9Ac, 5
casks clear sides on the spot at 9AC, and p
casks clear rib sides to arrive at &c p rs.
LARD-Keg lard is scarce and in de-
mand and higher, while fierce lard is
in supply and dull. Tierce is quoted
at 8l4 a &c for packers and 912c for
refined; key l0c for packers and 1923 q
lie. for refined. 50 kegs refined sold at
I05sc, and so do at lie p Is.
HAM5-Choice sugar-cuTed, hams are
scarce and in demand. 20 and IS ,i9rCeS sold
to arrive at l5c = Is
WHIsKY-Prices have advanced under
the influence of Western adviCes, although
there is not much demand; and SO, 50 and
Is bbls choice Cincinnati rectIied sold at
09Sc. Ordinary Western is now held at
80 a 9Oc; New Orleans at 92c, and choice
Cincinnati at 81 p gallon.
Corn IN SACKs-Is in fair supply; the
receipts are not yet landed, and very little
sold, business being interrupted by the
rain. The sales comprised 1900 sacks, of
which 50 mixed at Sc; 50 do at 59c; 70
yellow at 63c; 400 white mixed at 7lc; 25O
white mixed at 72c, and 500 white at re T.
bushel.
OATs-The supply on the landing is good,
with a limited demand. The sales to-
day were confined to 100 sacks OrGirary
St. Louis at Ace; l55 at Ale; 50 st. Louis at
42c, and 200 at 4242C p bushel.
BRAN-The supply on the landing is
moderate, with very limited demand.
We heard of only one sale to-day of 50
checked by the rain.
HAY-The supply is good and the de-
mand light. 500 bales prime St. Louis sold
on its merits at 226, and 50 choice st. Louis
at S27 p ton. Choice Ohio river Is quoted
at $28 p ton.
BUTTER-There is a moderate stock of
both Western and Goshen in market. The
demand is fair. Choice Western i3 selling
at IL 02OC, and Goshen at 80 d BE T. 10. In
feriOr grades of both are neglected and
prices are nominal,
= CHEEsE-The market is poorly supplied
with more inquiry. Western is selling at
l4l2 a I5c for choice factory, the latter price
for small selections. There is no New York
on hand.
POULTRY AND EGGs-Chickens are selling
on the landing at $7d8 y dozen for
grown, and $304 for young; ducks S40
4 50; geese $601; turkeys Sl2 10. Eggs
10 a l8c = dozen
EsCULENTs-Western potatoes are in good
supply. A round lot of 600 bbi5 sold on the
landing at So 90. They are jObbing at 50 %
az 80 B' bbl. Onions are selling at 50 25U
3 50 y Dbl. Green apples at S2a3 50 y |
Dbl, and 0075c p box small size). Cab |
bages Base y head New sourkr0ut
S. 0lO p Dbl. Northern beans-White |
command $l2 GI2 50; Western white |
$1O0I2; red $80l2; green peas So 90; lady |
peas $608 y Dbl. Dried apples 8 l0o; |
dried peaches ) 86c + Is, but very little |
demand for either.
BAGGTNG-We note a better inquiry in |
filing orders and good stock on hand. |
India i3 held, in round lots, at I6C, but no |
sales, and domestic iute at l8e in round lots. |
Dealers are retailing domestic jate at - a |
l9l2c p yard. Hemp and fax is held az l8c. |
India in bales is retailing at 1914 lie p |
yard.
BALNG TwNE-Dealers are retailing at
170lSc T 10.
IRON COTTON TIEs-Are selling at Sc p
10
GUSNY BAGs-There is very little de.
mand for Them. Thew are held at I3ceach !
RICE-There is little better feeling in |
the market, and we note some job sales al |
9l2 IO4c for fair and good Carolina, and |
9l2 q Zoe for prime Louisiana. India rice is |
held at &c = rs, currency
WOOL-The market is very quiet. Buyers |
appear unwilling to meet the views of sell |
Iers, consequently very little has been done. |
We quote lake at 46 a i8c; clear Louisiana |
md l1n - ~,
e 10.
TALLOw-The stock is small, with a fair
export demand at &c T. tb for prime |
Small lots are selling at 8G8Ac for ordi- |
nary, and 909Ac, y Is for prime.
FIsH-The demand is limited to small |.
local trade, the prices lean in favor Of buy
ers, and very little will be done until the /
erel No. l $l3 in bb!s, S6-75 in half bbLs-
and 81 so in kits; do No. ,, SO 50 in
bbls S. 50 in half bbls, 81 IS in kits; and
No. 3, $8in bbIs, S ( % in half bbIs and 81 20 |
in kits. Cod p box 81 40. and size p tb in
drums New haddock 81 251l 30. and
behring's 35e p box.
BEEF-The stock on hand is very light,
with an extremely moderate demand. We
quote Texas mess at 81 50 q l2;'extra mess
Sl2 50 y Dbl, and 50 for ha,f-bbls. Tierces
are quoted at $7 a II 50 for mess, and $l8
a Is 80 for prime mess. Western is scarce
and selling at $l5 50 Is. There is very
little Northern here; it commands SIT y
Dbl.
FRUIT-We note a dull market as is usual
at this season of the year. Nuts and
ralsins are in ample supply for the de-
mand, but lemons are scarce and high.
We quote lemons at $l2 a 13 - box Oranges !
Choice Louisiana) $ll0I2 p box. Layer
raisins 1898 10, y box; London layer boxes
none; half boxes 81 and quarter boxes 81.
Currants 90l0c p 10 Prunes. (Germanj
I00lIc. Brazil nuts Is a Ice; English wal
nuts 'l60l8c; almonds I742 q I813c; shelIBd
almonds 30c; flberts Ii q lac; pecans Toe: !
figs Ice; citrOn 44c p tb; bananas $l12 50
u bunch; plantains 75c 81 25; pineapples
81 5082 so p dozen; cocoa nuts S3 80
al y 100; peaches 75c a 81 % y box, as
in quality.
MALT AND HoPs-We note a dull mar
ket, with a stock ample for the demand,
Choice W. steTn barley malt commands 81 IS
a As, choice fall or winter 81 35Gl 50, |
good 81 l00l %, and common 90c y
bushel. There is no Canada in the mar
ket. Prime to choice New York hops, crop
of 1871, sell at 85c a 81, and ordinary to good
Wisconsin 700S0c y 10. Old hops sell at
25 a 60c = ID, according to grade.
COOPERAGE-We note marked firmness
to hold sugar hogsheads at 81, and mOlas-
ses barrels at 81 50 each. The demand
for hoop poles is moderate, with a good
stock on hand Barrel poles are held at
S25 q 30; half bbl Sl8020, and hOgshead firm
02O p 1000 as in quality and dryness, and |
S35 a 40 for hOgshead.
-SALT-Lat6 advices from Liverpool quote |
IN advance offs p cent over prices current
1t same time last season. We note several |
arge sales. and the market is firm. Dealers | 1