New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-10-17

/ NEW LOUISIANA MoLAssEs-Only 2 bbls
| prime were received, and sold at 73o p gal
lon.
NEW LOUISIANA SYRup-The receipts this
morning comprised 10 bbls, half bills and
| sc kegs, mostly by the railroad. 3 bbls fair
sold at SOC gallon; the balance sold at =,
| said to be on the basis of 81 070c for prime.
| FLoUR-The market continues dull and
unchanged, though 1000 bbls sold, taken for
| Cuba, on private terms. The sales to the
local trade were confined to 72S bbls, of
which 80 supertiDe at S. 6246; 81 single ex.
! ira at Sc; IS on its merits at $6 Is; 100 good
| treble extra at 81 IS; IS do at 81 S71A; DC
and 100 do at So; 40 do at So so; 80 and Is
choice extra at So Is; so choice treble extra
at So IS; 50 choice extra at 50 6212; 80 do
at $40 25 y Dbl.
Corn Maidstone 300 bbls came in to-
day. They are held, on the landing, at So
| q Dbl. Tie stock in store is dull, and is
| quoted at 81 rs y Dbl.
PoRK-The market is dull and dropping.
Mess is held at SIG 25 y Dbl. There have
| been one or two forced sales of 100 bbls
each at SIG = bbl 1t is retailing at Sic rs
| " Dbl.
BACoN-Is also dull and depressed.
| Shoulders are quoted at 8lsc; clear rib sides
l2c; clear sides l2Ac p tb. 45 casks were
sold, of which 5 and 10 casks shoulders at
| IO18c; 90 do clear sides at l2Ac, and 10 do
at I214c y ii. There were some sales Of
| shoulders not reported, and negotiations
are pending for considerable clear Sides
| LARD-The market continues dull and
! prices are lower. Tierces are quoted at "a
| 9Ac for packers and 942 a 94s for refined;
| kegs liz 0iI34c p t6. A lot of 200 tierces
| packers sold on private terms.
HAMs-Choice sugar-cured are scarce and
| command I9c e tb.
BREAKFAST BAC0E-Is in good supply
and dull at 14A 0I4l2c for Western and
| I36l4c for Northern.
DRY SALT MEAT-Only retail business
is being done, by dealers, at 812c y ID for
shoulders, and 12c for clear sides.
WHIsKY-Lnuisiana rectifed is in good
demand 25, 40 and 40 bbls sold, in lots,
at 92c y gallon. Choice Cincinnati rectifed
is quoted at CSC y gallon.
BULK CORN-Is quoted at sac y bushel.
There are large orders here for Great
Britain, but they can not be filed, owing to
the want of freight room.
Corn IN SACKs-The supply on the land
ing is light, with a good demand at firm
prices The sales embrace $500 bags, of
which 600 inferior at 60c; 500 white, in
second bags, at 64c; 1000 mixed at 64c; 700
yellow mixed at Csc; $50 and 500 white at
65c p bushel The 1000 bags were taken
for export.
OATs-Are in fair supply and demand
Sales are restricted as receipts are not yet
landed. The sales comprised 600 bags to
wit: $50 and 300 choice st. Louis at 39c and
100 do at 40c y bushel.
BRAN-The supply is good, with very
limited demand. 80 and lG0 sacks were
sold at 81 1919 p 100 Tbs.
HAYS scarce on the landing, with
choice in request. 500 bales were sold, as
follows: 40 fair St Louis at $25; so and $50
prime at $26; $50 do at $27 y ton.
POULTRY AND EGGs--Chickens are sell
inU on 1an1iOp at dozen
grown, and So 80 al so for the young.
Ducks $3.50. Geese $809. Turkeys $l2 tor
young and $24 for old. Good Western eggs
p 026c y dozen.
EsCULENTs-Potatoesa are in light supply
ana sitter. We quote: Nashville russets
So IS; Madison at s. 8002 &c. and Louis
villa 50 Is y bbl-alI by rail. Onions s. 50
az 60 y Dbl, Green apples 81 5O04 for or
binary to fancy. Cabbages S. as for choice.
Sour krout $808 50 carrots $404 so; horse
radish $406. Northern beans-White $l4: |
red kidney SD; Western white $l2 500I3 y
bbl.- Dried apples duh at 542 a 615c q ID;
dried peaches 712c y tb.
COFFEE-We note the sale of an invoice
of $50 bags, per Beta" to arrive, on pri-
vate terms. The market is steady with
good inquiry, which is more marked for
goes: Prime tgoId) 1874 0I844c; good 1912 |
0l74c; fair l60l6l2c; ordinary l419 a
l512c y fb. Jobbels' prices fin currency |
are: Choice 2l34c; prime 201Rc; good zoe: |
fair l912c q Is. The stock in first hands is |
about 1851 bags.
BUTTER-Is in moderate supply Choice |
Western is rather scarce and selling at % a |
24c. Choice Goshen is in light supply and |
commands % a 33c q ID. The inferior grades
Of both are plenty and neglected, and
prices are nominal.
CHEEsE-The supply is limited and prices
are firm. Choice factory is selling at l74a q
l8c; Western English dairy I8c, and nutmeg
l9c " rs. New York cream commands $50
100 y tb, with small stock on the market.
RICE-We note sales of A casks Carolina
at &c for good. The market continues quiet, |
with very little demand and good stock.
Prices are tending downward We quote:
No 2 tbr0ken) 3l4 0334c; common 514 a &c; |
ordinary Ga q Sac; prime IA 0724c; choice
a sac p Is. RangOon is held at 312c
gold in bond. The stock in first hands is
about 300 bbls Louisiana and 1850 bags
2angoon.
MALT AND HoPs-Pfices of malt are firm
n this market, having advanced at the
West. New hops are scarce and selling at
IS 05712c y fb. Choice Western barley
malt is selling at 81 350I so and good at
81 l00l 20 p bushel.
BREAD AND CRAcKERs-There is fair
Ocal demand and a good trade is being
lone in shipments to Texas. We quote
navy bread sat SC, pilot bread Safe,
french biscuit 70, soda crackers 7 08c, |
Dutter Ease, Boston Ease; picnic 1850,
'yBter &c, sugar I00I3c, cream 120 l3c,
lic-nac Ice, ginger nuts l20 I3c, lemon
maps l7c, crescent biscuit Ice, crackneI
biscuit 35c T. fb.
BE@r-ls in better demand for the local
rade. Texas is in good supply and dull;
Western is scarce with fair inquiry, and
here is very little Northern in market.
Ne quote; Texas mess $Il oil so p
,bl; extra mess $I2 80 y bbl. and $70
Y 80 for half bbs. Tierces are quoted
1t SIC 500l7 for mess, and $I7 500I8
or prime mess. Western mess SIG FP |
Dbl and So y half bbl, and Fulton Market
Ill SO per half Dbl
LARD OL-Is is good demand, with a
carcity Of winter strained. It is selling
rom store at zoe p gallon for summer {
nd S5c for winter strained
STAR CAEDLEs-There is a light stock on
and, and they are now held at poe in round
OTIS and 2O19c Q fb jobbing.
BAGGING-India at wholesale is quoted !
t l2c. The last sales Of domestic iute
vas at 14c y yard. Dealers are doing a
air business in filing country orders,
nd are retailing domestic iute at 16c;
ndla in bales at l419c and 1870 }9 yard
4 rolls. Hemp and fax is held at 17c p
ard.
IRON CoTroN T1Es-Owng to the I'D
yard tendency in the price Of iron in Eng
and, all kinds have advanced, and they
re now selling at 84A 09o Y Is. 2
GUNEY BAGs-There is very little de. /
land for them. They are held at I8c each
COTTON SEED-We note free receipts, and
he mills have all resumed work. Manufac-
no SrE1 |