New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-07-19


Of the decline Of the past day or two.
Shoulders are now quoted at 62sc: clear rib
sides S44 a &c; clear sides 09lse p 10. The
sales embrace 275 casks, comprising 70
casks to arrive, of which 20 casks shoulders
at 63sc; 20 casks clear sides at Sac; III, ~,
As, Is and 50 do at &c; 80 do at Csc, and 5O
casks on the spot, Of which 10 casks clear
rib sides at sac, and 6 do at Sac; II and
Is do clear sides at 915c Y 70.
HAMs-The market is firm, with a good
demand for choice sugar-cured, and light
stock on hand. They command I4lk q l5c
= Is. Is tierees sold at l5o p Is.
DRY SALT MEAT-A few shoulders re-
naming in the hands Of dealers are retailing
at 634e y to.
BREAKFAST BAcoN-Is in fair supply,
with only a moderate demand, at 100 lO12e
for Western and lll5c for Northern.
LARD-Is dull. Tierces are quoted at 81
go for packers and 91Re for refined; kegs
l0c for packers and I0l2 q l02se for refined.
$50 tierces refined sold on private terms
and % do at csc p Is.
Cow PEAs-The season is nearly over,
and the supply is about exhausted. Black
are selling at 81 500l Is, and Carolina clay
at 80 1893 p busheL
BULK CoRN-There is a good stock on
hand, and there are orders here for Great
Britain for it but they can not be filled, ow-
ing to the want of freight room. 1t is offer
ing at 53e p bushel. The last sales were
at $40 p bushel for yellow, taken for Cuba.
Corn IN SACKs-The supply of white is
moderate, but mixed is scarce on the land
ing, with a fair demand at previous prices.
1900 sacks were sold, of which 500 yellow
mixed at 58c; 100 fancy yellow at 63c; go
and 500 white mixed at nc; 1900 prime
white mixed at 73e;. $50 and 375 choice
white at 74c, and 375 fancy white at 75c y
bushel.
OATs-Are in fair supply and moderate
demand at yesterdays prices. The sales
comprise 1890 sacks, to wit 900 ordinary
st. Louis at 40e; 300 and $50 at Ale; $50
prime ST.. Louis at Acc; 300 at 42l4c; $50 and
1900 choice Galena at 43e, and 100 do at Ale
y bushel.
BRAN-There is none on the landing, and
the stock in warehouse is held at higher
prices. 50 sacks sold at 81 10 y 100 TBS.
HAY-The supply on the landing is mod
crate with a limited demand at previous
prices. The sales embraced $50 bales, of
which 100 and 200 st. Louis at $25; $50 and
50 do at $26,. and so clover mixed at 1913 y
ton. Choice Ohio river is held at $50 p
ton.
COFFEE-There is no strictly prime or
choice coffee on hand. The market continues
very quiet at unchanged prices, with some
small sales making in job way. The atten-
ton of both dealers and grocers has been
occupied in making deliveries, duty free, of
cOtfees sold in May and June. We quote
prime (gold) l915e; good 1919 0l9Ac; fair Is
a lS4bc; ordinary 1874 c 2 10. The stock in
warehouses approximate to l 900 bags.
POULTRY AND EGGs-Chickens are selling
on the landing at $708 y dozen for
grown, and 1904 for young, according
to size; ducks $404 so; geese $697; tur-
keys $l2015.- Eggs command l502oc y
dozen.
( BUTTER-The stock is only moderate,
Western at I80 20c p ID. Goshen is in
fair supply, and selling at 80 932c for
choice. The inferior grades of both are
neglected and prices are nominal.
EsCULENTs-New Western potatoes are
selling on the landing at SO $500 s.
y Dbl. Louisiana command, 81 5001 rs
" Dbl in sacks, and 50 1925 in bbls. West
ern and Louisiana onions are selling at
81 1913 y Dbl. Green appTes command 50
as 50 y Dbl, and 40075c = box small size.
Cabbages $3.50 y head. New sour
krout $80l0 v Dbl. Northern beans
White command $12 012 so; Western white
$40 -; red $80l2; green peas $500; lady
peas $608 p bbl. Dried apples 90I0o
dried peaches 506c p fb, but very little
demand for either.
SALT-The market is dull; buyers are
of tariff on the first pr0ximo.
There are full stocks of both coarse and
ine in dealers hands and two cargoes on
this market unsOld. Dealers have ad-
vanced their rates. and now sell from
store at 81 20 for coarse; 81 80 for ordi-
nary fine, and extra quality and weight
inc, 81 80 y sack, with reduction of l0e Y
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 anticipated
demands. We quote Turks Island and St.
Martins salt at 81 3501 40 U bag of 140 lbs. !
Other grades much lower. Table salt In
pockets 247 a Sc each. r
COAL-There is only a limited demand
or Pittsburg. On account of the small
amount of stock compared with last year
t is now held firm at SOC p. Dbl by the boat |
DADA further advance. Anthracite is re-
ailing at $i2 so y ton, and Pittsburg at |
81 y Dbl, delivered, and So y hid.
STAR CAEDLEs-The market is well sup !
,lied for the wants of the trade. All !
Weights sell at l9c p fb wholesale. and |
9l5c j0bbing.
CHEEsE-There is very little Western in !
Market and it now commands l5e p ID for |
hoice factory, an advance of nearly &c. |
No New York on hand.
WHIsKY-The sales to-day were 50 bbls /
hoice Cincinnati rectifed at96c' p gallon. |
The market continues dull. Ordinary West |
IN is quoted at 85o, and New Orleans at |
5090c y gallon.
MANUFACTURED ToBACCo-The demand |
good for the common and medium
,rades, with fair inquiry for the better !
Qualities at the reduced prices arising from
hange of tariff on the first instant. Buy
rs are waiting for receipts of stock, and
he sales made to arrive will not be com
leted until next week. Much of the
took here in bond can not be of
cred, on account of the singular rulings
+ the Commissioner of Internal Revenue
tobacco in bond. We quote;
me i; extra s 9
inc medium. ..,....,,... ................6 so ass
Ood medium. ,......,....s..........s..-S 50 06O
,1 ~ '''''''''''''''''''''' 20
oI bas SG ~ III, ID 'O
4 ounce, according TO quality. 49,. 57k 075
.edtum and common unsOund........... 30 40
ali pounds bright .'..''....'.'.....s.' a goo
alf pounds black sweet 48 ass
0. fives and tens dark black sweet. 47k055 "
aIy pounds ..'..'.'''''''''..'''''... 41h929
snssv stVes natural Leaf fwst nan "''
CAKE etc.,. ,.........,,............ 50 $50
Moss-The. market is well supplied, but
o trade is being done. We quote cOun-
y, at 205e, and city packed at 6094be
fb.
MALT AND HOPs-We note a dull mar
ct, with a stock ample for the demand.
hOice Western barley malt commands 81 35 |
II IS, choice fall or winter ST. -350I so,
pod 81 1001 25, and common 90c "
ushel. There is no Canada in the mar
ct. Prime to choice New York hops, crop
1871, sell at Sc q 81, and ordinary to good
Wisconsin 700S0c Y fb. Old hops sell at