New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-08-04

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lana rectited at CSC Y gallon.
LARD-Choice is in light supply and in
good demand. Choice refined in tierces is
| quoted at 9l4 095se; extra choice gao;
! kegs l10lIBc y rs. A lot Of IS kegs re-
| fined sold at lie, and one Of IS ticrces
! choice do at gao p Tb.
Corn IN SACKs-Is in fair supply on the
| the landing, With a moderate demand at
| previous prices. The sales comprise 2O5O
! sacks, QfEThich 900 yellow mixed at SIC; 500
mixed at 58c; 700 white mixed at Csc; 500
white at 66c, and $50 choice white at SIC y
! bushel.
OATs-There is a fair supply and the de-
maud islimited at the advance noted yes
! terday. The sales embraced $50 sacks, to
| wit: 100 St Louis at 43c; $50 and 400 - 4iC,
| and 200 choice at 45c 2 busbel.
BRAN-The supply is moderate, with a
! fair demand, without change III prices,
! COZ bags choice sold at 81 OBJ T. 100 lbs.
! HAYS in light supply on the landi g,
| with good stock in warehouse. The de-
mand is limited. 40 bales strictly choice
| Ohio river sold il lots at $50 Y ten. We
! quote prime St. Louis at $25 026, and
! choice St. Louis at $27 028 y ton.
POULTRY AND EGGs-Chickens are selling
on the landing at 81 as y dozen for the
| grown, and So "A so for the young; ducks
| 81 "a so; geese $6G7; turkeys $l50lG.
| Eggs are selling at lI0l6o e dozen.
! COFFEE-The market. is steady, with
! good Job demand. During TIE week re-
! sales from cargOes 70 arrive have been
made to the extent of 5000 bags. We quote:
| Prime (gOld) l9Ac; good 1914 q l9c; fair
| 1734 d l8c y rs. The stock in warehouses
estimated at 1000 bags.
YEAST POWDERS-Are in fair supply, and
| the demand is better. We quote Il tb cans,
| q gross, at SIG so and $l9 20; 6 ounce do
at So so; y tb do at 1913 so and $36 90;
| Is do at $G3 and $50 20; Ii cans $24 and
! $27 IS p dozen.
| EsCULENTs-WesteTD potatoes are in
large supply and the market is oVerstocked,
! The receipts by the river have been in poor
| condition and sold low, while those by the
! railroad brought fair prices. lot Of 400
| bbls white sprouts eX-steamer sold at 81 50
| Y Dbl. while russets eX-raIroad command
| s. Is q bbh Choice onions sell at 50 80 P
! Dbl Green apples, So 5004 so y Dbl.
! CabbagPs $205 y box, as in condition.
! Beets $lal 50 y Dbl. Sour krout 81
! P Dbl Northern beans-White $l2O
! - so; Western white $l00l2 red 50 0l2;
! green peas So 19; lady peas $608 q Dbl.
! Dried apples 5OI0c; dried peaches 5a &c
| y t6, but very little demand for either.
| BUTTER-The stock of Western is mod
crate and the supply OF Goshen ample to
meet the demand. Choice WesteTni is selling
at II 020c, and medium .l24 0l4c U ID.
! Goshen commands Boo Y ID, but the in
| feriOr grades are neglected.
with fair demand, and is selling at I40 l5o
! v fb for choice. New York cream com
| mands Ice II 1b The inferior grades are
neglected and prices nominal.
FRUTT-Trade is dull, as is usual at this
| season, the stock of nuts and raIsins be
| ing ample for the demand, but lemons
| and oranges are scarce and high. We
quote lemons at $I28l3 p boxs oranges
| SllDl2 u box; layer Taisins 50; London
| layers none; cuTants 9 0lOC y Is; prunes
| (German) l0OIIc; Brazil nuts l5c; English
| walnuts Is a 8c; almonds II 1876; shelled
almonds Soc; tiberts I2l9 a lie; ptcans Zoe;
| figs Ice; ctrOn 40 a l4C; bananas none;
| plautains SOC 0$i; pineapples none; cocoa
nuts 1904 y 1907 peaches 6Oc 8 y
| box, as in quality.
| FIsH-The demand is limited to the local
trade, and very little will be done, as ar
| rivals of new are expected in n few.
! days. We quote: Aiackerel No. ] $I3
in kits; do No. ., $40 50 in bbls, S. 80
| in half bbls, 81 81 in kits and No.
! 3, IS in bbls, 81 25 in half bbls and 81 20
in kits. Cod y box 81 40, and size y ID in
drums. New paddock 81 Is al 30, and
| herrings 35c y box.
RICE-There are some sales making in a
! job way, but the stock is small We quote
! Carolina GA 09l2c for fully fair to good;
| Louisiana 90934C for good ordinary to
prime. There is no India in market.
! SALT-Late advices from Liverpool quote
! an advance offs p cent over prices current
| at same time last season. We note several
| large sales. and the market il firm. Dealers
rates from store are 81 ~ for coarse; 81 80
! for fine, with o reduction of Toe q
! sack when taken in lots from warehouse.
! The supply of bulk salt in dealers hands is
| ample, and we quote Turks Island and st.
Martins salt at 81 IS Y bag OF l4O TBS
| Other grades are lower. Table salt IN
pockets is 216 6Sc each.
BACGING-There is quite an active de-
| mand in filing orders, being the first Of
the month, but we hear OF no transactions at
wholesale. India is held in round lots at |
l5lRc, and domestic jute at lSc, hut no sales |
All the sales in the past month were on |
private terms. Dealers are retailing do |
nestle j..UG at 800 l9I3C F.yard. Hemp and |
fax is held at lSc. India in bales is retail !
ing at 1914 0l7c y yard.
BALIEG TwINE-Dealers are retailing at |
II a LSc p ID.
Iron CorToN TIEs-Are selling at Sc e
Is.
GUNNY BAGs-There is very little de |
mand for them. They are held at I8ceach. |
COOPERAGE-Sugar hOgsheadS are firm |
at 81, and mOlasses barrels at 81 80 a 1 60 |
each. The demand for hoop poles is moderate,
with good stock on hand. Barrel poles are |
held at S25 $50; half bbl $l8 D20 and hogs |
head firm at SIS V 1000. Cypress slaves /
sell at SlDD2O e lOOO, as in quality and |
dryness, and $35 a 10 for hogShead.
MALT AND lIOPs-We note d dull mar
ket, with a stock ample for the demand.
ChoceW Western barley malt commands 5 81
q As. choice fall or winter 81 35 q 30,
good 81 l00l 25, and common 800 Y
bushel. There is no Canada ia the mar
ket. Prime to choice New York hops crop
of 1871, sell at $50 a 81, and ordinary to good |
Wisconsin 20 a 8Oc y fb. Old hops sell at I
Is n 4OC y H. acpOrdinp To Grade
BEEF-There is fair supply of Texas |
with a small stock Of Western and North
ern. We quote Texas me IS 81 if a H. extra
mess $l2 50 y Dbl, and 81 for hali-hbls |
Tierces are quoted at $l7 oil so for mess,
and $I8 a 10 50 for prime mess. Western
mess $I48l5 in bbls, and Northern SIS 50 !
a 10 for bbls, and 50 for half-bbls.
LARD OIL-Is selling from store at - q
73o y gallon.
WOOL--Ihe market is very dali. We
quote lake 40 045c; clean Louisiana and
Texas 80 a 35c; bury 20 d &c y b
HDEs-The sRall receipts arriving from
the country are readily taken for shipment.
We quote; Green hides at 8D813O v lb;
green sailed 10 l2c; dry sailed lj0l6G;-
flint l60TC; green kips LEA l2l5c; sailed
kips lie = Is. In city hides the market is
dull and unsettled, but prices are firmly
maintained. We quote: Steer hides city
slaughtered over s. fbs lie; 20 TO 81 |
he allie; under 20 lbs q l0l2c; COW
hides city slaughtered as they run. a
lO1hc; kips city slaughtered 70 to "A Tbs he; |
% to 30 lbs a lie; calf skins, each 81;
country hdes, flint, 20 to y lbs I68l7C; |
damaged half price. Ok horns 30 apiece.
TALLOw-Is in demand for export at