New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-12-31

very firm at last weeks prices. The sale
embrace 1921 bbls, of which 70 fine a
S. 3742; 100 double extra at 81; 100 GOO
treble extra at S. 25; 81 good treble extr
at 81 IS; 80 and 100 do at So; 100 do a
$8 %; 100 do at IS 80; 100 on private term
and 430 to arrive on private terms
CORN MEAL-Liberal receipts since Satur
day have depressed prices, and only small
sales were made in store to-day at 81 I
Dbl A lot Of 100 bbIs sold on the landin!
at S. y bbl
| P0RK-The market is without any move
! ment New mess is quoted at 81, and OLE
at $l3 IS q Dbl 1t is retailing at 81 25 q
II 30 r bbl.
Dry SALT MEAT-Better supplies are ex
| pected, and prices have weakened in con
sequence. There are few or no sides OF
| hand. Shoulders are quoted are 6C-re
/ failing at 64c u tb. A lot of 10 boxes solo
al 734c for rib sides, and Zoe for hams.
BACoN-There is very little here, but the
demand is SO small that prices are unset
tied. Shoulders are quoted at size; clean
rib sides 913c; clear sides 1923 a lie + tb
10 casks clear sides sold at lose, and 10 dc
| at lie z Is.
LARD-Is in light supply and in request;
| 10 and 10 tierces kettle rendered sold at
SIZE = tb. Tierce is quoted at 828 a S34 c:
keg 9 y a Zoe T. ID. A lot of 500 tierces re-
fined sold on private terms.
HAMs-Choice sugar-cured are scarce and
the market is bare OF new. They are quoted
at l80l8l2c + Is.
BREAKFAST BACON-The supply is light.
but there is not much demand. Western is
now selling in job lots at l015 a l034c
Northern II Il a 12c p tb.
WHISKY-Is in light supply and good de-
mand. so bbls Louisiana recti6ed sold at
csc. There is no Western on hand. Some
choice Cincinnati is expected and quoted at
99c = gallon.
Corn IN SACKs-The stock or the levee
and being sacked embraces 1900 bushels.
The demand is fair but prices are from "a
DC Y bushel lower. $500 sacks were sold,
comprising 1000 mixed and 1000 yellow at
Soc and 500 white at S3c y bushel.
OATs-Are steady with fair supply and
demand. Sales embrace 5000 sacks choice,
III one lot, at soc p bushel
BRAN-Continues in light supply on the
landing although there is not much of a de-
mand. Quoted at 81 so y 100 TBS.
HAYS in moderate supply, but prices
are easier under falling off in the demand.
Sales are confined to 100 bales prime St.
Louis at SAC Y ten.
BUTTER-ChOice Western is in light
supply and good demand, with the small
receipts selling readily at 25026o p h.
Fair Western is quoted at l5020c, and
common grades at 120 l3c y ID, with the
4ttttSA Ia supply cRhA iSSGtb' NOSACu
continues scarce and steady at 36c.
CHEEsE-Choice Western factory is in
better supply, and prices have an easier |
tendency. 1t is now selling at l6GlGL2c |
y 1b. Medium grades are selling at Ia |
l5o. New York cream commands I8c; |
Western English dairy l8c, and nutmeg I9c |
e H.
SALT = The demand continues active.
There are three cargoes coming up the |
liver, one Of which has sold since our last
N private terms. We quote coarse at 81 40
a 30. Fine continues scarce and in re
quest at $202 25; Turks Island duh and
nominal at $l0l 25 T. bag of two bushels.
When salt is taken from warehouse a de-
luction is made for drayage. Table salt in
pockets at 212 ale each, as in size.
RICE-Is in good demand for the common |
nd medium grades for shipment to the
Vest at steady prices. Higher grades are
eglected. Louisiana continues in ample
upply at 49, q &c for No. ? (broken); 517 a &c
or common; 612 07c for ordinary; ~ Csc
or prime, and Sac for choice; Carolina at
l4c + tt.
OAK STAyEs-Are in good demand, with
fair business doing Stocks are light
nth no prospects of early receipts, owing
D the interruption Of navigation We
note extra pipe chilled. per 1900, 5000 a 90; |
inc do $l25 Obs; extra hogshead $3.50
i55; extra claret $l05 a rs: extra bar
i $50 a IS, and extra keg $50.
POULTRY AND EGGs-Chickens are sell
lg OF the landing at $405 50 + dozen for
le grown, and $2a3 for the young.
ucks "a. Geese $90l2. Turkeys ST. 020.
ggs 50 04Oc + dozen.
EsCULEETs-Potatoes are lower under
etter supplies and are now selling on the
ndiGg at So % 03 30 ~ Dbl for peach |
lows and russets, and So 75G4 for early
ose and Goodrich. Northern are steady at
50 p Dbl Apples at s. SO as. Onions s.
8 t. Dbl. Western beans $i00Il and
orthern do $l2012 So Red kidney ST.
II 80 T. Dbl, with very little demands
led apples AZ q sc and dried peaches 5 g
p is.
fair local demand. The cargo of the \
bin Mcneil 5000 bags sold to arrive on \
ivate terms Stock in first hands 1924
sgs. We quote: prime 1870 a I9c (gold}, !
'od I8c a l84c, fair I734 q l8c p tb. Deal
s stock $500 bags.
MALT AND HoPs-Choice Western barley s
alt is in better supply and easier, selling
81 25 q bushel; good fair at 81 1917 a
Is; common is in light demand, but l
wing to a reduced stock prices have ad-
need sc q bushel, being quoted at CSC.
W York hops continue steady at so 055c q
hushel
BAGGmG- This market remains the
ne as previously noticed. Dealers are
ing a fair business, and are retailing
nestle jute at l5c q yard, India
bales at l212c, and l2c y yard in
ry little inquiry. India at wholesale is
Oted at I00lIo y yard, with a fair
mand, and domestic jute is held at lac
IRON COTTON TIES-Ail kinds are sell 81
: at 814 09c p Is.
5ALING TwEE-DeaIers are retailing at 81
, y fb. 81
5UNSY BAGs-The market is very quiet. p.
ey are held at I8c apiece. d
dull all around, and holders
J making concessions to move stock
cen sailed are quoted at l015c, and
lntry at lie. In city slaughter, steer
les over s. lbs are quoted at IO1hc: 20 to
lbs at lie; under 70 TBS at 1024c: COW ia
es as they run at lie; kips, 20 tc a tbs, at
+: do, 25 to 30 TBS, at I3c; calf skins 81 co
h; OK horns each sc. fo
.ALLOw-Is in moderate supply and
n, with the movement restricted from
ut OF tonnage 1t is quoted at 834 q Sc
b for prime aud SC for ordinary.
SEEF-Old stock is neglected, as buyers
awaiting the arrival OF new, which is | ga
'ected daily. Texas is in good supply,
the stock Of Northern and Western is e.
It, with sales restricted by the scarcity Va
chipping in port. Texas is quoted nomi- 70!
Iy at 81 al 50 2 Dbl; extra mess $I2 50 or
)bl, and STAT so for half bills. Tierces
30 0H for mess, and SIT 500 for bs
ne mess. Western mess $I60I7 50 p
and $90 10 80 y half Dbl Fulton Mar co,
81 50 a y z half Dbl, piI
to unfavorable crop
ices the demand for articles under this
d show material falling off, and prices bal
e declined We now quote: Sugar hogs OBJ
Dis 50 %, and molasses barrels at 81 IS a Ri