New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-07-17

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| a she, clear rib sides 87s &c, clear sides
| 9l4c p 10. and 10 casks clear rib sides
/ sold on the spot at sac, and IS casks shout
/ ders to arrive at Csc p Is.
HAMs-The market is very firm, with q
scarcity Of choice sugar-cured. They com
mand l4l5 a l5c " ID.
: CORN IN SACKs-The supply on the land
/ ing Is light with a moderate demand at
| yesterdays prices. 5000 sacks we're sold, of
/ which 1890 mixed at Sc, 200 mixed at 60e,
| 300 white and 500 white mixed at re, 100
white mixed at 73e, and 300 fancy white at
! 75c p bushel.
OArs-Are in fair supply and good de.
mand, without change in prices. The sales
| embrace $3.50 sacks, OF which 600 inferior,
in secondhand sacks, at 38c, $50 and 500
fair st. Louis at 42c, 200 and 800 prime at
| 43e, 200 choice Galena at 44c, and 100 do at
45c p bushel.
! BRAN-COntinues in limited supply and
very moderate demand at previous prices.
! $50 sacks were sold, comprising $50 and $50
at 81 O71z, and 100 and $50 at 81 10 p 100
lbs.
HAYS in fair supply on the landing and
| limited demand, but no change ini prices.
| 80 and so bales prime st. Louis sold at $26
! and so choice ST, Louis brought $2S p ton.
POULTRY AND EGGs-Chiekens are selling
| on the landing at S708 y dozen for
| grown, and $304 for young, according
/ " size uuChH VI " 4 oV5 EcCoC 4DOfg luT-
| keys Sl20l5. Eggs command l5020c y
| dozen.
EsCULEETs-New Western potatoes are in
moderate supply, and selling on the land
| ing at $2500275 u Dbl. Louisiana are in
| better supply and lower, they command
81 rs y Dbl in sacks, and 50 % in bbls.
| Western onions are rather higher, and sell
| ing at $2.7503 p Dbl; Louisiana are barely
| maintained; they command 50 1913 y
! Dbl. Green apples are selling at 81 as 50 y
Dbl, and 40075c y box (small size).
Cabbages -308e y head. New. sour
| krOut $S0I0 " Dbl Northern beans
| White command $l2 0l2 50; Western white
$l00I2; red $80l2; green peas $500; lady
peas seas v Dbl. Dried apples 5000;
dried peaches 506c v ID, but very little
demand for either
BUTTER-The stock is only moderate,
with a better demand. We quote choice
Western at 1920 y 10. Goshen is in
fair supply, and selling at 30032c for
choice. The inferior grades of both are
neglected and prices are nominal
CHEEsE-The market is quite bare of
Western and it commands l30l4c for
choice factory, the latter price for small
selections. No New York cream on sale.
RICE-SOme small arrivals of Louisiana
have increased the stock to about 200 bbls,
in first hands, which is held at 1001015c u
Is for prime We note receipts Of 30
tierces Carolina, for which 100l013c is
asked for good. India is jobbing in a small
way at 71Rc y fb; currency.
NAVAL SToREs-The market is abundant
~ supplied with all grades of rOsin and
spirits turpentine, with only limited local
demand. There are large foreign orders here
which can not be filed for want of tonnage
to European ports. We quote rOsin at S. IS
a for virgin and pale; $40 IS for No. l;
So rs Ne. 2, and So so " Dbl for common.
Spipite %rTppnnfiua $40 u oaIlOn- Pitch is
quoted at $4 so p. Dbl, and tar at 80I0e y.
gallon, but there is little or no, demand for
either.
.CooPERAGE-We note a. marked frmness
to hold sugar hOgsheads at 81, and molas-
ses barrels at 81 so each. The. demand
for hoop poles is moderate, with a good
stock on hand. Barrel poles are held at
$25030; half Dbl $18020, and hogshead
$50 40 y 1000. Cypress slaves sell at SIS
900 Y 1000, as in quality and drEness, and
$35 a 40 for hogshead.
BAGGNG-We note better inquiry in
filling orders and a good stock on hand.
India is held, in round lots, at 16c, but no
sales, and domestic jute atl8c in round lots.
Dealers are retailing domestic jEte at I90
l915c p yard. Hemp and fax is held atl8c.
India in bales is retailing at 16l5 lie "
yard.
BALNG TwNE-Dealers are retailing at
DISC y Is.
+ IRON COTTON TIEs-Are selling atse p
tb.
GUNNY BAGs-There is very little de.
mand for them. They are held at ISceach.
LARD Om-The previous sales we're made 4
at 68c, but we understand that some sales
were made since on private terms, under
stood to be at &c y gallon
STAR CANDLEs-The- market is well sup
piled for the wants of the trade. All
weights sell at l9c p is wholesale, and
l91hc iObbing.
CoTToN SEED-The receipts are very
small, and readily taken by the city facS
tories, being all short of stock. We quote
it at $I3 Soda in factory sacks, and
SIS so with bags delivered.
COTTON SEED OIL CAKE-Is scarce, and
there is very little country cake coming in,
which is principally on contract Wequote
city factory at $28 so y ton; country $25
026.
SALT-Owing to the anticipated decline
which is expected from the reduction of
tariff to take place on the first proximO,
buyers arehOlding back, and the demand is
extremely limited. There are full stocks
of both coarse and fine in dealers hands, and
two csrg0es on the market unsold. Deal
ers' sales from store are: Coarse 81 60; Ordi-
nary fine 81 20; extra quality and weight, |
fine, 81 80 y sack, with deduction of Toe q.
sack when taken in lots at warehouse.
Stock of bulk salt, consisting of lots of genu-
inc Turks Island, st. Martins, Mexican and
Marsalla salt, is ample for all anticiDated
demands. We quote Turks Island and St.
Martins salt at 81 350l 40 }e bag of lao TBS.
Other grades much lower. Table salt In
pockets 213 08c each. j
FRUIT-There is not much doing at this,
season. The stock of nuts and raIsins be- |
ing ample for the demand, but lemons are
scarce and high, with an upward tendency.
We quote lemons at $3.50 IA p box. Oranges
tohOice louisiana Sl1 a II W box. Layer |
raisins 50 03 TO- y box; London layer boxes |
none; half boxes 81 and quarter boxes 81. !
Currants 9a10c y fb. Prunes (GeruRnl |
l001lc. Brazil nuts l50 Ice; English wal |
nuts l60l8c; almonds ~ 0ISIRc: shelled |
almonds 30e; flberts l31l4c; pecans Zoe; /
figs Ice; citrOn 44c p fb; bananas $I02 so !
" bunch; plantains 75c a 81 IS; pineapples |
81 5002 so y. dozen; cocoa nuts s3 so |
"a v 100; peaches 75cGS2 25 W box, as |
in quality.
MANUFACTURED TOBACCO-The demand !
continues good for the common and medium /
grades, with a fair inquiry for the better |
qualities at the reduced prices arising from /
change of tariff on the first instant. Buy. |
ers are waiting for receipts of stock, and |
the sales made to arrive will not be COM
pleted until next week. Much of the |
stock here in bond can not be Of |
fered, on account of the singular rulings |
of the Commissioner of Internal Revenue |
tobacco in bond. We quote |
No. extra bright. ....................... 20 9sO
Elne. s-s..s.. % 14Q
ZINE medium. .t..-...ss.. bO 0o9
Good medium .............,...... IS O6e
Medium 50 U55
Gold bars, II inch, ounce, ounce and |
ounce, according to quality. .,.....- 511S075
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