New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-09-20


bbls, of which $50 and $50 bbls mess, al
Sl4 3713; so, 80, 50 and $50 bbls at SI4 So d
Il Dbl. 1t is retailing at $I4 rs y Dbl
a DRY SALT MEAT-DealeTs are retailing
< shoulders at 812c, clear rib sides Toe cleall
sides, l015c y to. Some small lots o.
+ shoulders are arriving, and selling at liz
q p Is.
t BACON-Is in good demand and firm
Shoulders are quoted at 84Rc; clear ril
) sides IFS lac clear sides I2c y H. The
sales embrace Us casks, OF which 40 casks
:; shoulders at 842c; IS and 25 casks clear
1 sides in store at l78c; 49, 20 and 25 do al
l2c, and . do on the landing at I24c, and
) casks clear rib sides at He y Is.
HAMs-A lot Of 10 tierces choice supar.
: cured sold at l8c p tb. The market is quiet.
Choice sugar-cured are quoted at I734 a
! l815c; ordinary I6a l7c. p to.
) BREAKFAST BACoN-Western is now in
! moderate supply and demand al I5c p is.
J Northern commands BE y ID.
LARD-ChOice continues in light supplv
and good demand. 30 tierces choice refined
sold at l0l2c, and IS do at I034c p Is. Keg
is quoted at @l2Ac y tb. 50 kegs refined
sold at l2c p tb.
WHIskY--Louisana rectifcd is in good
demand. 90 and % bbls sold to-day at 94c
= Ordinary Western is dull 50 bbl5 choice
Cincinnati rectifed sold at 99lac y gallon
BULK CoRN-Is offering at see ~ busheI,
but the want of freight room for Great
Britain prevents movements.
CORN IN SACks-Is in light supply on the
landing, with yellow scarce and ii request
The sales embraced $3.50 sacks, Of which
600 white in second hand bags at SOC; 500
white mixed at SEC; 500 white at Coo; 100
aud 564 yellow at 6Oc, and $50 choice yellow
at 60c T. busheI.
OATs-The supply on the landing is mod
crate, and prices are sitter on account Of
light receipts. The sales were confined to
1850 sacks, to wit: 100 and $50 ordinary at
| Ale; 300 St. Louis at 43c; 100 do at 44c: 500
| choice St. Louis at 45c, and 200 choice Ga
lena, from warehouse, at 47c y bushel.
! BRAN-There is none on the landing, and
| no transactions to note. 1t is quoted at
| 9711c y 100 los.
HAYS in moderate supply and demand
The stock on the landing consists mostly of
the poor qualities. $50 bales were sold, to
wit: 200 ordinary at $50, and $50 at $22 p
ton.
POULTRY AND EGGs-Chickens are selling
on the landing at 81 o. dozen for grown and
S4D4 so for the young. There are no ducks
or turkeys in market. Louisiana geese are
selling at $607. Western eggs are selling
at the extreme range of l5027c y dozen.
BUTTER The stock Of choice Western |
is very light. 1t is in demand At 205 = fb, |
and tending upward. Choice Goshen is in |
moderate supply and fair demand. 1t is !
selling at 30 n BE y Is. The inferior grades |
are neglected, and prices are nominal
CHEEsE-The market is bare Of choice
Western, and it would command II 0l8c
" ID. English dairy is quoted at lie; Eng
ish dairy (nutmeg} l8G; New York cream
lie v 1b. The inferior grades are neglected
unstable.
EsCULEETS-Potatoes are in moderate sup
ply and fair demand. The receipts by river
are coming in poor order Russets, by river,
are selling at 50 Is for good, and the dam
aged at $2@2 SO; by rail they command
So 25 03 40 y Dbl Choice onions are sell.
y box. Sour krout $6 5007 v biol
Northern beans-White SIS; Western $l3
Dl3 so; green peas $8aS so; lady peas
seas y Dbl; dried apples at 5l2 a 6l4c for
good to fancy; dried peaches safe p Is.
FRESH FRUIT-The supplies are now linn.
tied, with very little demands Peaches
(smaI boxes) S0c0$l; do narge boxes
81 250l 60; duchess pears So az T. BIOL;
Bartlett pears $i9@94 T. bbIs green apples
So so as so Dbl.
CoFEEE-The market IS quiet but tirm,
and the stock on hand is poorly assorted.
We quote: Prime (goId) l8al844cs good
IVA 0I794c; fair 1872 a I'c: ordinary i50
l6c % tb. The stock in tirsH hands is 1861
bags, and about 1900 in the hands of
dealers.
R1cRThe market IS weakened by liberal
receipts. We quote: No. 2 (broken! 81. q |
4c; inferior 634 Sac: ordinary 684 174c:
prime Il a Sac: choice So 0S*4o T. Is. The
stock III first hands is about 1000 bbI9 of
Louisiana and $50 bags of Rangcono
SALT-There is moderate business doing,
sales being restricted from Tow water in the
t. tributaries OF the Mississipp;o Dealers rates
from store are III 20 for ccaJsc and 7
81 IS for tnGo VITA a reduction of Zoe y q
sack when taken in lots from warehouse
In Turks Island there is "a light demand. |
,,++, y
and selling from store at 81 s. y bag.
Table salt IN pockets is selling at 21A q !12e
each, as IN SIZE
FRUIT-The stoc2s Of nuts and rafsins is $
moderate, with limited demand We
quote lemons at 50 " box: oranges none
IL market; layer raisins g 6002 IS y box; Q
London Layers none; citron 40 "a 47c; cur I
ants 91a q l0c y tb; primes Germany q J
-0c Brazil nuts l5c; English walDuts Is r
q q l6c; almonds % 02le; shelied almonds /
zoe; tiiberts IA 0l5c; pecans Zoe; figs I6c;
,itron 400 47c p Is; bananas $I@3; plan g
aims 75c 81 % p bunch; pineapples. $40
so p dozen; .cOcoauuts s. so D3 SO II 100,
FIsH-Ihe limited supplies of new mack .
erel being received are readily taken, and Z
}rices have advanced. We quote No, / bay
'l5 in bbIs, IS in half bbls. and 81 50 in
md ST. S. in kitss Potomac roe herring ST a
NJ 80 in half bbls. Cod q box 81 40ai IS, n
nd &c % Is in drums. New paddock 81 81 esss
81 40, and herrings 35c p box. G
BAGGING--The last sales of domestic Gute i Il
t wholesale were I51ac y yard India G.
4 bales is held at 1442 a 15c. with pr
o sales. Dealers are busy filing coun-
ry orders, and are retailing domestic
aIe at l1l5 l8c p yard; India l5!zc in N
ales and l4l2c in rolls Hemp and flax
held at 171a q ISc p yard :,
BALING TWINE-Dealers are retailing at 4
&c " 10.
IRON CoTToN Tms-Owlng to the up
ard tendency in the price of iron III Eng
md, all kinds have advanced. and they
re now selling at 819 a &c q Is. PI
GUNNY BAGs-There is very little de
and for them. They are held at I8c each. =.
Co0PERAGE-Th demand for sugar hogs n
aads and molasses barrels has weakened. y
Rough prices are unchanged. We quote re
T the latter Hoop poles are held tai
I'm at S80085 for hogSheads; S3O035 for pa
errel, and $50 y 1000 for half bbls. tbi
ypress slaves sell at $I5020 q 1000 go
+ barrel, and S35 a 40 for hogshead Tos
MALT AND HOPs-SOlne new hops the 70
st of the season, have been received by ton to-,
press, and are selling at SO 065c y IT, civ
le price will soon fall, as he.crop, both in be
is country and Europe has been abund- pet
81 IS so; good at ST 1001 20, and a
nmon at soc p bushel There is no
NADIA in market. Old hops are neglected T.
d prices are nominal. Iie
BEEF-The demand is confined to a 1877
all local trade. Texas is in good SH4
Dply, but Western and Northern is ge
lrce. We quote Texas mess SIl q Avn
50; extra mess $l2 SO p Dbl, and city
07d7 so for halfbbIs. Tierces are GaLl
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