New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-06-26

nary are quoted at 1001Ic 2 Is.
BACoN-The stock on hand is small, and
there is a scarcity Of shoulders and clear
rib sides. The demand is fair, and shout
ders are quoted at 606i4o; clear rib sides
75s 0734c; clear sides Sc p Is. 100 casks
were sold to-day, of which 10 and Is casks
shoulders in lots at Gao; 10 do clear rib
sides at use; 10, Is and 25 casks clear
sides at Sc, and do at 8lsc p Is.
LARD-There are orders here for Cuba,
but they can not be filed, owing to the
want of freight room. hence the market is
dull. Packers in tierces are quoted at sac;
refined 9Ac; kegs, kettle lOhe; refined
1890 y 10.
BREAKFAsT BAcoN-Is quiet, with fair
supply at 100 10Ac Y 10. A lot of Is boxes
sold at IOAc Is.
DRY SALT MEAT-There is little or none
in first hands. Shoulders are quoted at SC,
and dealers are retailing them at sac T. 10.
WHIsKY-The markets. very dull. Choice
Cincinnati rectiied is held at SIC y gallon,
and ordinary Western and New Orleans at
&c p gallon. 40 bbls Louisiana sold at zoe,
and 90 bbls choice Bourbon at 50 20 y
gallon.
Cow PEAs-The season is over, ard the
small quantity remaining is now Offering at
So so y bushel.
Corn IN SACKs-Is in good supply, and
the demand is fair, but at a decline of
about &c y bushel all round. The sales
embrace 1900 sacks, of which 1000 mixed,
dundees and gunnies, at SIC; 1000 mixed,
gunnies, at 58c; 300 do at !9e; 1900 yellow
and mixed at 60c; 800 and 1000 white at zoe;
200 white mixed at Tic, and $50 choice
white at re p bushel
Corn IN BULK-There are large orders
here for export, but no freight room hence.
With freight room large business would
be done at about SIC y bushel. Holders
ask SIC, and buyers offer soc y bushel
OATs-Are in good supply but rather dull.
$500 sacks were sold, of which $50 at 45c,
500 at Acc, and $500 choice GaleDa at 47e p
bushel.
BRAN-Is in good supply and dull; 500
sacks were sold. comprising 100, 200 and 200
at 81 05 p 100 lbs.
HAYS also in good supply and dull
About 700 bales we're sold, of which 200
prime at S26; so prime st. Louis at S28; 100
do at $23 So; ll9 choice St. Louis at $50 and
40 choice at $3l, and 200 at $50 for prime
and $3l for choice.
CHEEsE-The receipts of Western are
lighter, but ample to meet the demand
Choice factory commands l2O l3c y 10, the
latter price for selections in small way.
The inferior grades are neglected, and
prices are nominal.
RICE-The stock of India is reduced to
about 900 bags in first hands, and held firm
at 71ac p Is. The stock of Louisiana is
almost exhausted, and held at Toe Y f5 for
prime.
FRUIT-The demand is rather slack
There is fair stock of nuts and raIsins on
hand. but lemons are becoming scarce and
packed) Sc 5007 p box. There are no
oranges on hand. Layer raisins So 93 so;
London layers-nOne; black basket So 250
3 so y box; almonds II a lS12c; shelled al
mOnds 30c U fb English walnuts Is al Sc
filberts l20l21Rc; pecans 10c; figs lie; cit
ron 45c; dates S09c; peanuts l0c y Is; pine
apples 81 y dozen; bananas 81 y bunch;
cocoa nuts So 5004 Y 100.
Moss-The stock is increasing, with
little or no demand. We quote cOun-
try at 205c, and city packed at &c p ID.
MALT AND HOPs-There is very little
doing, and the supply is ample for the de-
mands 81 35d1 As, choice fall or winter
81 3591 so, good 81 1715 a 25, and COM
mon 81 al 10 p bushel. Prime to choice
New York hops, crop of 1871, sell at 85a
81, and ordinary to good Wisconsin 7O0
80c y fb. There is no Canada in market.
Old hops sell at IS 60c p fb, according to
grade.
BEEF-The supply is light, with moder-
ate local demand. Texas mess commands
Sll 50012; extra mess $l2 50 p bbl, and
80 for ha!f-bbls. Tierces are quoted at Sl7
0H 50 for mess, and $l8 q Is 50 for prime
mess. Western is scarce and selling at
ZIG. There is very little Northern here;
it commands Sl7 y Dbl.
HIDEs-The market is strong, aud sup
plies are readily purchased for shipment.
We quote green hides Sc p fb green |
salted 10lb011kc for light, and liz |
q l2e for heavy; dry sailed l5laa
I649c; green kip l2012I9c; sailed kips |
I4c; flint hides 17G171Rc. There is an ac-
tive demand for prime lots of heavy steers, |
city slaughtered, and we quote: Steer hides, |
city slaughtered over IS lbs, l01Rc, 20 to "a |
lbs lie, under 20 lbs Ga l0e; COW hides, as
lbs, l40 Ice; damaged half price. Beeswax, !
hey run, 90l0c; kips, city slaughter, 90 to |
a TBS, IL I2c, % to 80 TBS l00lIc p ID. |
Calf skins, each 81. Country hides. flint, 90 |
20 % genuine yellow, 30032e 2 10. Ok !
lOrns sc each.
WOOL-Is very dull, and buyers are now |
)ut of the market, under instructions from |
she North. The stock on hand en-
braces about $4,000 Tbs, held mostly for |
higher prices. Lake is held at 50c-4Sc re-
used. BURY is quoted at 23028c, clean /
Louisiana and Texas 40843c p tb. The |
3rOp is now pretty much all marketed.
COFFEE-The market is firm with little .
demand to-day. We quote prime 1910 |
gold, in bond; good 1874 819Ac; fair ISd |
I815c p fb. There is a stock in dealers |
hands of about 800 sacks Rio; none in first
hands. In bonded warehouses there are
20, 600 bags held by grOcers here and in the
Interior, waiting to be withdrawn free of |
less is doing at 2313 024c for fair and 24l2
q 25c. currency, for prime.
POULTRY AND EGGs-Chckens are |
ceiling on the landing at S405 for grown /
ind 1894 for young; ducks 81 IS |
93 25; geese $607 turkeys $l20l5 |
p dozen. Eggs are in large supply and sell
It Sale p dozen, as in quality.
Observation-Disclosures are in fair de- |
nand, and selling on the landing at 50 50 |
az IS p Dbl in sacks and So IS in bbls. |
Onions 81 rs p Dbl in sacks and S. IS |
n bbls. Green apples 50 y Dbl. Cab |
pages 50l0c y head. SourkrOut $l20 |
4P Dbl. Northern beans--White COM
nand $l2; Western white $l0012; red |
1912; green peas $S09; lady peas |
5608 y Dbl. Dried apples 80I0c; dried |
peaches $500 p fb.
BUTTER-The market is overstocked with |
Western, with a very moderate demand. |
We quote choice 1Sc y tb. Goshen is in
rood supply and choice is selling 3Oc p tb. |
Inferior grades are dull and nominal.
COOPERAGE-HOOp poles are much high |
II, the stock being in the hands of a few /
parties, but there is little OF no de-
nand. Barrel poles are now held at $25 |
q 80; half Dbl $l802O and hogshead $40 |
$50 y 1000. Cypress slaves sell at $18020 |
or Dbl, and $3804O p 1000 for hogs
head.
STAR CANDLEs-The market is fully sup
Dlied, according to the wants of the trade
ALI weights command l9c p Is, wholesale.
and l91Ac, jObbers' prices. A lot of $50
boxes sold to-day at l9c y b.
FIsH-The demand is confined to a small
Oeal trade, and very little will be done I'M