New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-07-10

sides 81 a9e p is. Nearly 225 casks were
sold, Of which 10 casks shoulders on the
spot at &c; do on the spot and 90 do to ar
rive at 614c; % do to arrive at Csc; Is casks
clear rib sides to arrive and 10 do on the
spot at SIC; do on the spot at 81sc; %
casks clear sides to arrive at SIC; s. 80 and
10 do on the spot at &c; 10 do at 87sc, and
20 casks clear rib sides at S3sc y f5.
HAMs-ChOice sugar-cured hams continue
scarce and in demand, and prices are still
higher They are now held at l40l5c p
fb. 20 tierces sold at 14c Y 10.
BREAKFAST BAcoN-GOod and choice has
become scarce again, and commands ad-
vaDced prices A lot Of Is boxes brought
I01zc p fb. Holders are now asking lie.
DRY SALT MEATS scarce. Some little
held by dealers is retailing at sac for shout
ders, and I a lzc for clear rib sides.
LARD-A lot of 90 tierces refined sold at
Gle y 15. The market is quiet but firm, with
a very light movement. Tierc 5 are quoted
at SC for packers, and 9ls a 9lhc for refined;
kegs l0Ac for kettle rendered, and l0lkc
for refined.
WmsKY-The market is dull, and the
sales to-day are confined TO % bbls choice
Cincinnati rectifed at gle, and 25 bbls ordi-
nary Western at sec " gallon.
Cow PEAs-The small quantity remain
ing on hand is retailing at So rs = bushel,
and selling in larger lots at 50 so busheL
DUH OOhN-l uCf6 Is d 8OUu SIOUX Oh
hand. 1t is offering. at $50 u bushel, but
the demand is kept back by the want of
freight room for Great Britain There have
been some sales at soc, not reported, and
now there are orders from St. Louis offering
to deliver here at SIC p bushel.
Corn IL SACKs-Is in fair supply on the
landing and moderate demand with slight
advance for white. The sales embrace
10000 sacks; of which 700 ordinary mixed
at 5Sc; 1900 mixed on private terms; 800
yellow mixed at 60e; 500 mixed at Coo; 300
white mixed at .73c, and 200 choice white
at Use y bHshel. A dealer sold $50 sacks of
pure white flint, from store, to two city
miIlers at zee y bushel.
OATs-Are in good supply with a mod
crate demand at the prices Of yesterday.
22O0 sacks were sold, Of which 300 aud $40
ordinary at Ace; 300 at 44c, 100 choice and
$50 at 45c, and 200 Galena at 46c % bushel.
BRAN-Is in light supply and dull at pre-
viOus prices. 80 sacks sold at 81 o. and
200 at 81 0743 y 100 lbs.
HAY-The supply on the landing is fair,
with a very moderate demand. The sales
comprise 1000 bales, of which so prime s..
Louis on its merits at S25; 30 and $50 prime
St. Louis at SIG So; $50 and $50 prime st.
Louis at $27; $50 choice on private terms,
and 2G0 choice at $50 W ton.
POULTRY AND EGGs-C Chickens are scarce
and selling on the landing at $70S y dozen
for grown and So "A for young; ducks
$404 so; geese $607; turkeys $l20l5. Eggs |
are scarce and selling at l60lSc y dozen.
BUTTER-There IS fair supply of West |
ern on the market, with only moderate |
local demand. We quote choice Western |
at l60l7c y 10. Goshen is in good supply |
and commands zoe y fb for choice. The in |
ferior grades of both are neglected and |
prices are nominal.
CHEEsE-There is only small supply of |
Western, with a. better demand. Choice |
is selling at 1919 l3c u fb. No New York /
cream in market.
EsCULENTs-New Louisiana potatoes are |
in good supply on the landing with fair
demand, and selling at 81 5003 81 Dbl in /
sacks and 50 % in bbls. There are no
Western in market. Western onions are
selling at 81 SOAP s. in bbls, and So 50 |
"a for Louisiana. Green apples SO q
so Y bib, and Soc 80 - box, as in
,ize and quality. Cabbages 5010e y head.
6rout $S0l0 y Dbl. Northern beans
White command $l2; Western white 500
q; red S80l2; green peas $500; lady |
peas $6a8 " Dbl Dried apples 80l0c
Tried peaches 506c % ID.
COFFEE-There appears to be no move
nent in the market, parties awaiting the
felivery of purchases made in bond prior TO
he first instant. Prices remain unchanged,
md we quote prime l91Rc, gold, in bond;
sOOd lS34 Gl9l4c; fair lSOlS59c. There is
stock in dealers hands of about 5000 bags
Rio; none in first hands In bonded ware
louise stored are 90, 600 bags, held by gro
ers here and in the interior. 1t is retail
ng at y a 22l6c for prime to choice, in cur
ency.
Reeve note quiet but firm market
The stock of all kinds in first hands being
cry small. We quote India 719c y Ii in
urrency; Louisiana ~ a 9t4 G for prime. and
'arOlinas at 93s d934c p til for good.
LARD Oils selling frl5m first han at
Sc = gallon.
STAR CANDLEs-The market is amply sup
lied for the wants of the trade. All
Weights command l9c p 10, wholesale, and
94Rc jobbers' prices
FIsH-The demand is confined to a small
Ocal trade, and very littlG will be done I'M
Il the supplies of new come in. We quote: |
IackereI No. l Sl3 80 iii bbls, 81 in half
IBIS and 81 80 in kits; do No. 2, $40 so
n bbls S. so in half bbls, ISL IS in kits; and
70. 3, So in bbls, 81 % in half bbls and 81 20
4 kits. Cod p box 81 40! and 5I5c " ID in
runs. New haddock e1 2501 30. and |
errings 35c p box.
COOPERAGE-NPe note a marked irmness
0 hold sugar. hOgsheads at 81, and m0las-
es barrels at 81 so each The demand
or hoop poles is moderate, with good |
took on hand. Barrel poles are held at
25 $50; half Dbl $1,000, and hogshead
go 40 W 1000. Cypress slaves sell at SIj |
D20 " 1000, as in quality and dryness, and
IS a 40 for hogshead.
B4GGING-We note a better inquiry in |
ling orders and a good stock on hand.
ndia is held, in round lots, at I6c, but no /
ales, and domestic jute at lSc in round lots.
Dealers are retailing domestic lite at l99 |
3 lsc u yard. Hemp and flax is held at l8c.
ndla in bales is retailing at l62 0l7c
ard.
BALING TwEE- Dealers are retailing at
01sc p 10.
IRON CorfoN TIEs-hre selling at Sc y
GUNNY BAes-The market is very quiet.
hey are held at IS0 1870 each.
WooL-Is very dull. II being on the eve
the new clip and at.the close of the old
5Ilers are asking prices that buyers are
unwilling to pay, Lake is held at ~ 04Sc;
can Louisiana and Texas 400 43c; bury
028c ~ is.
CoTToN SEED-The receipts are very
nall, and readily taken by the city fac
,ries, heing all short of Stock. We quote
at $l3 so ola in factory sacks, and
Is so with bags delivered.
COTTON SEED OIL CAKE-Is scarce, and
lere is very little country cake coming in,
hich is principally on contract. We quote
ty factory at S2S so p ton; country $25
%.
SALT-Tbe demand is limited as buyers
e awaiting the change of tariff on the first
'OximO. Dealers are well supplied, with s
III stocks of both coarse and fine, and there
e two cargOes on the market unsOld. Deal
s. rates from store are: Coarse 81 60; ordi-
iry fine 81 20; extra quality and weight,
ne, 81 so T. sack, with deduction Of l0c y
ok when taken in lots at warehouse.
JOeS Of bulk salt, consisting Of lots OF genu-