New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-08-14

10 casks shoulders at 742C; 10, IL, II, 70 and
26 do at 7sc; so do at 7&c; Is clear rib
sides at Zoe; 80 do at l0lsc; 10 and 10
casks clear sides, on the spot, at lO12c, and
10 do at 105ac p 10. To arrive, Is casks
clear sides sold at l017c, and 20 casks shout
ders at rae u fb.
LARD-Choice continues in light supply
and good demand. 25 tierces refined sold
at 93sc; 100 kegs do at HE, and SO do at
JI19c = b.
HAMs-Choice sugar-cured are in light
supply and good demand. They command
1919 0l7c T. Is.
BREAKFAsr BACON-Western is in light
supply and commands Il4 Ql2c + II.
Northern is dull at lie 2 fb.
DRY SALT MEAT-The stock is in dealers
hands, who are retailing shoulders at G34c;
clear rib sides Size; clear sides &c T ID.
T bbl.
WHIsKY-A lot of 25 bbls choice Cincin-
natl rectifed sold this morning at 99c =
gallon. The stock on hand is mall, but the
market is dull. Choice Cincinnati rectr
fed is quoted at 99c; ordinary Western and
Louisiana at 90 094c y gallon. This after
noon Is bbls ordinary Western rectitied
sold at 94c; 40 Louisiana at 9ic, and 20 do
at 944zc y gallon.
Corn IN SACKs-The supply on the land
ing is a good, with a moderate demand.
1900 sacks were sold, of which 900 yellow
and mixed and 800 mixed at SIC, and 200
st. Charles white at 6jc = bushel.
OATs-Are in good supply and limited de-
mand, at previous prices. The sales EN-
1900 sacks, to wit: 244 st. Louis at 4Oc, 100
St. Louis at Al, 500 choice at 42c, and 500
choice St. Louis at 42c, and $50 choice Ga
lena at 44c = bushel.
BRAN-We note a good supply on the
Ianding, with a fair demand at firm prices.
The sales comprise 1900 bags, OF which 200
and 400 choice at 942c, and 700 patent
packed at CSC = 100 lbs.
HAYS in light supply on the landing,
and in good demand at yesterdays prices.
5000 bales were sold, to wit 100 and 200
prime new at $27; 30 prime st. Louis at
S2S; 100 choice at S28, and 50 choice st.
Louis at $50 y ton.
POULTRY AND EGGS-Chickens are selling
on the landing at $607 q dozen for the
grown, and $404 50 for the young; ducks
54O5; geese $607. and SI20l5 for turkeys.
Eggs are selling at I20I6c y dozen.
EsCULENTs-POtat9es are in liberal sup
ply. The markets. dun, and tending to
still lower prices. They are held at 81 IS for
white sprouts 81 80 for early rose, and
s. I502 % for russets. Onions are selling
at 50 5002 Is T. Dbl. Green apples 81 25O
? 2 Dbl. Cabbages 81 as z box. Sour krOut
Sc 1911 sop Dbl. Northern beans-White
Sl20I ID; Western $I00l2; redbeans $S0l2;
green peas 90 UJS lduS peas ~ no v Dbl
Beets 81. Carrots 81 80 t'bbl. Dried apples
Ia loo: dried peaches safe v 10.
4 BUTTER-The stock of Western is rather
on the increase, with a very moderate de-
mand. 1t is selling at l8c for choice, and
medium I00l2C t. Is. Goshen is in good
suppIy.aud selling at 30c for choice. In
feriOr is neglected and prices are nominal.
CHEEsE-The market Is well supplied,
with a very moderate demand, and prices
- - TL,sC, NTozArrn t- r.lTutr Of 10
abe II fb; New York cream commands Ice
p tb. The inferior grades are neglected
and prices are nominal.
COFFEE-There is no prime or choice IN
market, and sales. are restricted for want
of stock. 1000 bags were purchased to-day
in Mobile on private terms. We quote:
Prime (goId) I9Ul94c; good I8OlS34c;
fair I734 a I8c % t. The stock in ware
houses is estimated at 1000 bags.
RIcE-A lot Of S bbls new Louisiana sold
at IO15c = Is. There is no gar0linas il .first
hands and old Louisiana is nominal at834 a
912c r. ID for good ordinary to prime. The
planters are now busy harvesting their
crops, and we look for good supplies il a
few days.
FRUIT-Trade is dull, as is usual at this
season, the stock OF nuts and TaIsins. be
ing ample for the demand, but lemons
and oranges are scarce and high. We
luJlC lCllOll5 at [1A t IVA VI dbSCS uoAlC III
market; LAYER raisins g: London layers nOne;
currants ga l0c T. ID; pTuDCs tGermanl 10
a lie; Brazil nuts l5c; English walnUts ID
UISc; almonds III I8l2c: shell6d almonds
30c; tlberts I212 He: pecans Zoe; figs Ice;
citrOn 40 44C; bananas 81 03; plautains 75c
G$I IS; pineapples $2a2 30 t. dozen; cocoa
nuts S3G4 y 100: peaches See 80 Y
box, as in quality.
F1sH-Some new mackercl has been re-
.-s--l ~ collin a 2 E-lI b. hill 4nw No l.
extra mess; No. | bay Sill No. 2 Sll, and
No. 3 $9.P Dbl. We quote old mackerol No.
l $I3in bbIs, Sc - in half bbls, and $I.50 in
kits: do No. ,, $40 so in bbls, IS so
in half bbIs, 81 81 in kits and No.
s. in bbls, 81 % in half bbls and 81 20
in kits. Cod q box ST 40, and Size e ID in
drums. New haddock 81 250l 30, and
herrings 35c q box.
BREAD AND CRACKERs-There is a fair
local demand and considerable is being
shipped to the interior and Texas. We quote
navy bread at &c, pilot bread So 6c, French
biscuit 7c, soda crackers 507c, butter So
&c, picnic Is WSc, oyster g., sugar 90l2c,
ii a I2c, nicnac l5c, ginger nuts II
I2c, lemon snaps Ice, Crescent biscuit l5c,
crackuei biscuits 3Jc.
SALT-We have heretofore noticed an ad-
vance Of 100. T. cent in Liverpool, and late
adviCes quote a still further improvement
Vi ~ Cen. hnL9 H%7' ~" go oAu0ng'
n~euItalzeu Ine aIIrclPal0 "eGLne on aC-
cpunC. Oh Im9 Ie et!eL5 u &ulS unGer
me new I%rIn, MnIcn tolh enecI On II7
Dealers rates from store are 81 60 for
coarse. and 81 20 for fine, with a reduction
I've y Sdch wen ldhen IIom w~4IenOuS9
IN lurhs islanu We Hot9 d uun ularAGt,
anu one sac ma1e on PEIy&te termS, me
stoGH IL mp ana II IS seA-h9 from STORE
5I 81 % T Dag. IeoIe sai' III Pockets
~ a % eaohi as IN SIZE; ~