New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-07-16


ing shoulders at 6z a 64kc, clear rib sides al
7l4c v 10. The stock on hand is very small
LARD-The market is dull, especially fOI
tierces, which are in good supply. Tiercel
are quoted at Sc for packers, and 91a $3.50
for refined; Kegs loo for packers, and l04s
0l094c for refined. 30 tierces refined sold
at 9Rc y ID.
HAMs-The market is very firm, with q
scarcity Of choice sugarcured. They com
mand l41h q I5e u 10.
BREAKFAST BAcoN-Is quiet but firm
with a fair supply and moderate demand al
10A I0l3c p fb for Western. Northern is
quoted at l11c v 10.
Cow PEAs-The stock is nearly ex.
hausted, and is reduced down to about
100 bags, all told: 1t is selling on orders
for plantation at 81 7502 p bushel for the
black, and SO Is for Carolina elayed.
WHIsKY-The market is dull and holders
have given way in their views as to prices.
A lot Of so bbls choice Cincinnati rectifed
sold at 96c p gallon. Ordinary Western is
quoted at S5c, and New Orleans at IS goo
p gallon.
Com IN SAcKs-Is in fair supply, on the
landing, with moderate demand, at pre-
vious prices. The sales embraced $500
sacks, of which 1000 mixed at SIC, 50Omixed
and yellow at $50, 1900 mixed at Sc, $50
white mixed in burlaps at zoe, 500 white
| mixed at 72c, 200 choice white mixed at 73c
at 75c q bushel.
OATs-Are in good supply and limited de-
mand at unchanged prices. 100 sacks
were sold, of which $50 prime st. Louis at
| 42c 200 prime st. Louis at 43c 200 choice
Galena, in second hand bags, at 43c. 200
| and 200 choice Galena at 44c and $50 choice
| Galena at 45c " bushel.
| BRAN-There is a fair supply on tho
| landing with a very limited demand The
sales embraced leo sacks at 81 0745, ITO at
| ST. 10, and $50 patent packed at 81 10 v
| 100 TBS
| HAx-Is in good supply on the landing,
| with very moderate demand at firm
/ prices. The sales were 800 bales, c0mpris-
| ing 800 and l70 prime St Louis at $50 and
III choice St. Louis at $27 so " ton.
POULTRY AND. EGGs- Chickens are selling
"a the landing at $70S U dozen for
grown, and $500 for young, according
to size; ducks S4D4 so; geese. $607; tur-
keys $l20l5. Eggs command l5019c q
dozen.
FrsH-The demand is limited to small
local trade, the prices lean in favor of buy
ers, and very little viii be done until the
new. supplies come in. We quote Mack
erel No. ! Sl3 in bbls, Sc IS in half bbls
and ST so in kits; do No. 2, $40 so in
bbls SIS so in half bbls, ST. IS in kits; and
No. 3, So in bbls, 81 IS in half bbls and 81 20
in kits. Cod " box ST 40, and she " ID in
drums. New haddOek 81 2501 80. and
behring's 35c II box.
BEEF-The stock on hand is very light.
with an extremely moderate demand We
quote Texas mess at $1 500I2; extra mess
$l2 so y bbl, and So for half-bbls Tierees
are quoted at $I7 0I7 so for mess, and $l8
q l8 SO for prime mess. Western is scarce I
and selling at SIS 50016 There is very
little Northern here; it commands Sl7 Y
bbl.
CoAL-There is only limited demand
for Pittsburg. On account of the small
amount of stock compared with last year
it is now held firm at soc 2. Dbl by the boat
lOad-a further advance. Anthracite is re-
failing at Sl2 so p ton, and Pittsburg at
81 W Dbl, delivered, and So ~ hid
HIDEs-The small receipts coming in from 4
the country are readily taken for shipment,
and there is little stock on hand. Green
hides are quoted at Sc " fb; green sailed 10
q lie for light and II eli 1ae for heavy: dry
sailed Is a Ice; green hps ii a I213c; sailed
kips 34c; flint hides i6c. In city hides there
is only>a languld demand, and prices are
barely maintained. We quote: Steer hides
city slaughtered over IS TBS lie; 20 to 81
lbs. II 0lll5c; under 70 lbs l00I1c; COW
hides city slaughtered, as they run. 90IOe:- !
kips 90 to "a lbs I201245e; IS to 80 Tbs 50 /
lie; calf skins, each ST.; country hides, flint, |
20 to 25 lbs, 150l6c; damaged half price. |
Ok horns Sc EACH.
Jan J4Af ES--Au ut ELOCk Oh UdQu Is large, /
having been increased by late liberal re-
ceipts. The demand is-good, but shipments |
are restricted from want Of tonnage. We |
quote extra pipe, culled, ~ 1900, delivered !
alongside of vessel. $780, extra wine $l2J |
0l30; extra hid Sl400 145; extra claret
500 0I05; extra Dbl $50 a IS; extra key $40 |
045. /
EscULENTs-Ne Western potatoes are in |
moderate supply, and selling on the land /
inn OF < 0gAsl < 1ll,T
better supply and. lower, they command |
ST. rs " Dbl in sacks, and 50 Is in bbls
Western onions are rather higher, and sell
ing at S2.75 as " Dbl; Louisiana are barely
they command 50 Is 03 p
Dbl. Green apples are selling at 50 "a %
Dbl, and 40075c " box (smaH size) /
Cabbages 5000 " head. New sour
White command $12 0I2 50; Western white
500 II; red S. IL; green peas $809; lady
peas $608 " Dbl. Dried apples 80I0o;
dried peaches 506e y fb, but very little
demand for either.
BUTTER-The stock is only moderate, |.
with a better demand. We quote choice /
Western at IS020c q Is. Goshen is in
fair supply, and selling at 30032c for
choice. The inferior grades of both are
and prices are nominal.
CHEESE-We steFn is quite SARGE, and in <.
demand. $50 boxes sold, to arrive, at be
v 10. We quote choice factory at-I30
L4e " rs, the latter for small lots selt eted
CoFFEE-We note very quiet market
1t unchanged prices and some small sales
making in a. job way. Prime is quoted at
9l3c gold in bOnd good 1884 0I9Ac; fair Is
go 1870 v 10. It's selling in job. lots at
Y 0221kc " t5 in currency. The stock in
warehouse comprises about 1900 bags
RICE-We note a. sale of 100 bags India
It 113cc " 10, currency. The stock of all
Iinds in first hands is nearly exhausted
Ne quote India 71Rc " tb, currency, Louis
ana 9l5 09$4c, and Carolina gas q gao tor
rood.
NAVAL SroREs-The market is abundant
7 supplied with all grades of rosin and ii
pirits turpentine, with only limited local /
emand. There are large foreign orders here
yhich can not be filed for want of tonnage
0 European ports. Wequote rosin at SIS rs
Dc for virgin and pale $404 25 for No. 1;
. % No. 2, and So so p Dbl for common sC
piritss turpentine SOC Y gallon. Pitch is
uoted at "a % " Dbl, and tar at S010c "
a!lOn, but there is little or no demand for
ither. Ii
CoOPERAGE-We note a marked firmness
, hold sugar hogsheads at $4, and molas-
as barrels at 81 SO each. The demand
II hoop poles is moderate, with a good
took on hand. Barrel poles are held at I
25G 30; half Dbl $4,000, and hogshead g
So 40 2 1000. Cypress slaves sell at SIS :
22O Y 1000, as in quality and dryness, and
81 a 40 for hogshead.
BAGGNG-We note a better inquiry in
ling orders and good stock on hand.
ada is held, in round lots, at Ice, but no
lies, and domestic iute at 18c in round lots.
ealers are retailing domestic iate at 190
y42c U yard. Hemp and fax is held at 49,