New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-09-11

BAC0E-Is very dull, with little or no
| movement at wholesale. Prices are lac
| lower and shoulders are quoted at Sc, clear
rib sides lGlzc, clear sides lc r. ID. The
sales are confined to casks shoulders at Sc,
| 5 casks clear sides in store, and 20 on the
| landing, at lie z To.
! BREAKFAST BACON-Western is in light
supply and commands l5I2c r. Is. 10 boxes
sold at that price. Northern is quoted at
| liz l2c + Is.
HAMs-The market is firm with good
demand for choice sugar-cured hams at q
! 19c y tb, the latter price for fancy.
DRY SALT MEAT-What little is on hand
is held by Dealers who are retailing it at
! sac for shoulders Toe for clear rib sides
and l0l2c for clear sides.
LARD-The demand continues good for
| choice with scarcity Of that description,
| 10 tierces refined sold at lO4ac, and - do
| kettle rendered at 1890 " Is. Kegs are
! quoted at I217c p ID.
| WHIsKY-We note quiet but firm mar
! ket Choice Cincinnati rectitied is held at
/ ST.; Louisiana AMI ordinary Western recti-
fed at CSC e gallon. lot Of go bbls Louis
| lana rectiied sold at 95c T. gallon.
| BULK CoRN-Is quoted at 5O052c y
| bushel.
POULTRY AND EGGs-C Chickens are selling
on the landing at IS y dozen for the grown
| and S. for the young. There are no ducks
! or turkeys arriving. Louisiana geese are
selling at $607. Good Western eggs are
selling at Safe p dozen,
! DECENTRALIZATION is in fair supply and
| better demand, with a slight Improvement
! in prices. Choice is quoted at Is 020c y IS.
| The stock of choice Goshen is light and in
| good demand. 1t is quoted at Boo q ID.
The inferior grades of both are neglected
and unstable.
CHEEsE-The market is nearly bare Of
! choice Western: it is selling at Is 0l6c- y
! tb; nutmeg and English dairy II 0l8c; New
! York cream lie " tb. The inferior grades
! are neglected, and prices nominal
| EsCULENTs-PotatOes are in fair demand
at unchanged prices; white sprouts, by
river, are selling at So - az 80, and russets
al 50 T. bJl; russets by rail at So 25 T. Dbl.
Choice onions have declined, and are sell
ing at 50 I5a3 25 z Dbl. Choice apples
$3a3 . = bbI. Cabbages, choice, 81 Y
Northern beans-White SIS; Western $13
@l3 SO; green peas SIC; lady peas $608
f. Dbl. Dried apples 742o for new; dried
peaches ) n &c p Is.
RICE-The market is quiet. The supplies
barely meeting the demand. Prices are I'M
changed. We quote: No. 3 (cbitts) 20212c;
No. 2 (brokenl 4 q 1870; inferior Ga 07c; ordi-
nary to good ordinary ~ use; prime to
good prime 8l4 a sac, and choice &c R ID.
quiet, without change in prices. We
quote for cargoes: Prime (gold) 18a 1890
good I7l4 nI734c; fair 1854 q l7c; ordinary
Is a Ice = Ii. The stock in dealers hands
is 1000 bags.
We are indebted to Messrs. Marks & Co.
for copy Of the following telegram from
Rio. August %, and New York, September
bags, cleared, I4,0G0; loading, $4,000; stock
$4,000; average daily receipts, 1890; prize,
SIt2OG; exchange, +6l8."
SALT-The demand is light, and prices
firm. We hear Of 81 Is being offered
and refused for a cargo to arrive. Dealers
rates from store are 81 Is for coarse and
81 so fer fine, with a reduction of l0c y
sack when taken in lots from warehouse.
In Turks Island there is a light demand,
but no cargoes otfeTiRgs The stock is ample,
and selling from at ST. IS y bag.
Table salt III p0ck6ts is selling at 222 q Sc
each, as in size.
FKUIT-Tle stocks Of nuts and raisins is
fully equal 10 tie light demand, but
lemons are lower. We quote lemons at
raisins s. IS p box: London layers nUnH
currants 912 0l0c y 1b; prunes tGeTmant 10
Gllc; Brazil nuts l5c; English walDuts Is
q l8c almonds j. 1870; sheIled almonds
Sec: tllberts l215 q lie; pecans l0c; figs l6c;
citron DO O44c #f Is; bananas 81 3; plan
tains 75o a ST % y bunch; pineapples $20
2 so % dozen: cocoanuts s. 5003 80 U 100;
peaches So 03 IS p box; Duchess pears
SL6a20 q bbl, and Bartlett pears S2G026
y biol.
FJsH-The limited supplies of new mack
erel being received are readily taken, and
prices have advanced. We quote No. l bay
SIS in bbls, S. in half bbls, and 81 IS in
kits; No. 2, $l2 in bbIs, Sc % in half bbls,
and 81 SIS in kits. Potomac roe herring 81 .
al SO in half bbls. Cod p box ST 4O0I 45,
and &C. y ID in drums. New haddock 81 So
q l 40, and behring's 35c y box
BREAD AND CRACKERs-There is an &C
tive demand for Texas and fair business
doing in the local trade and shipping to
the interior. We quote navy bread at &c,
pilot bread 5 a &c, French biscuit 7c, soda
crackers ) 07c, butter SAFE, picnic 608c,
oyster Sc, sugar 0I2o, cream II q l2c, mic
nae l5c, ginger nuts II 0l2c, lemon snaps
Ice, crescent biscuit 15c, crackneI biscuits
35c.
BAGGING-The last sales of domestic jute
at wholesale were 1513c T. yard India
no sales. Dealers are busy filing coun-
try orders, and are retailing domestic
juJ6 at l7F3 0l8c y yard; India I5I2c III
bales and I4l2c in rolls. Hemp and flax
is held at l7l1 a l8c y yard.
BALING TwNE-Dealers are retailing at
IZc y ID.
IRON COTTON TIEs-Are selling at &c p
tb
GUNNY BAGs-There is very little de- |
mand for them. They are held at I8c each. |
CoOPERAGE-Thed demand for sugar hogs |
heads and molasses barrels has weakened, |
though prices are unchanged. We quote |
S4 "a . for the former, and 81 Goal IS |
for the latter. Hoop poles are held |
firm at $50 085 for hogsheads; $30035 for |
M
Cypress slaves sell at $l5020 ~ 1000 |
for barrel and $35 040 for hogshead.
MALT AND HOPs-There is little more do
ing, but the stock is ample for the demand |
Choice Western fall malt commands ST. IS
al so, choice Western spring do 81 50 al Is
good 81 lO0l 25, and common 90c v
Oushel. There is no Canada in the mar
1et. Prime to choice New York hops, crop
If 1871, sell at S5c 0Sl, and ordinary to good
Wisconsin 7O08Oc y ID. Old hops sell at
Is 040c p fb.
BEEF-The demand is confined to
mall local trade. Texas is in good
upply, but Western and Northern is
carce. We quote Texas mess SlI a
2; extra mess So 50 y Dbl, and
z 0707 so for half-bbls. Tierces are
quoted at $l7 0l7 so for mess, and $50
8 50 for prime mess. Western mess $40
) in bbs, and Northern SIS 500l7 so for
ibis and 50 SO for half-bbls.
LARD Oils selling from store at zoe y
allon for summer and SIC for winter
trained.
STAR CANDLEs-Are in ample supply for
he wants of the trade. all weights command
&c wholesale and l912c- p 10 jobbing.
WoOL-The market is quiet and very
title is being done. Northern orders
aving been withdrawn. on account
+ the dnllness of manufactured goods. We |
uote, nominally, lake 4O044c; clean LOUISE
M b n40c. and hurry % n 25c ~ IL