New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-09-13

| sides sold in store at f04ae ~ ID.
BREAKFAST BACoN-The market for
! Western is steady, with a light supply at Is
0l512G y ID. Northern has advanced, and
| commands l20I211c y fb.
HAMs-Are quiet but firm at l8019c ~ fb
for choice sugar-cured, 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, I0c for clear rib sides
and 10l3c for clear sides.
LARD-Choice- continues IN light supply
and in demand. Tierce is quoted at l043 a
l04c; kegs 1914 0l242c y is. 90 terces
refined sold at l01ac, and so kegs do at
l2Ac y ID.
WHIsKY-Louisiana rectifed is now
established as fully equal to the
Western in quality and package, and
is as much called for as the Western.
The demand Is good for the city trade and
for the country, and 265 bbls Louisiana were
sold, of which 40 and 100 at 94c and % at
95c y gallon. Ordinary Western rectifed
is quoted at "a a 95c; choice Cincinnati 991ac
y gallon. A lot Of IA bbls Bourbon sold
at s. 30 T. gallon.
BULK CoRN-Is quoted at 50052c q
bushel. The particulars Of the sales lately
have been suppressed.
PoRK-Dealers are repenishing their
stocks to-day, and bought 1874 bbIs mess, of
" LICL OF, -Ub %VO anu 81 , Dds du OIL 4. anu
% bbls at Si4 l212 p Dbl. The market
closed frmer this evening. Mess is retail
ing at $l4 IS y bill
CORN IN SACKs-Is in fair supply and
demand at previous prices. The sales
embrace 1900 sacks, of which $50 yellow
mixed at 5Sc; 1000 white mixed at 58c; 700
white mixed at see; 300 white at Coo, and
100 white at Gle y bushel.
OATs-Are in light supply on the landing,
with moderate demand ut flip
200 sacks st. Louis sold at 40c, and 100 and
100 choice G3lena from store at 4Sc q
bushel
RYE-A lot of 100 sacks sold from store
at Csc p hushel.
BRAN-Is in light supply and limited de-
mand. Prices are firm. 200 bags sold at
81 p 100 TBS.
HAY-The supply of the poorer grades is
good and the demand is dull; the better
qualities are scarce and wanting. 25 bales |
ordinary sold at S2l 50, and 40 prime at
S25 y ton. Yesterday, not reported, 100 |
bales prime St. Louis sold at $26 and 50 |
choice at 500 p ton.
FRESH FRUIT-The supply of pears coming
in is readily taken. We quote: Duchess pears
sl5018 y Dbl; Bartlett pears $20S55 .
Dbl, and $202 so y box. Green apples !
S204 q Dbl for inferior to choice Peaches
from the Vest ST SO 03 ~ box, Concord
grapes l0@Ilc y Ii.
sCULENTs-Potatoes are in fair demand
1t previous prices. Russets. by river, are
selling at 81 80, and So % by rail. Choice
1nions are lower, and selling at 50 T. Dbl.
Jabbages, So 5014 " box for inferior to
,hoice. Sour krout very dull at IS y Dbl
Northern beans-White SIS; Western $l3
Dl3 so; green peas $l0 lady peas seas
P biol. Dried apples dull at 512 06c for
lew; dried peaches "a &c y tb.
POULTRY AND EGGS-Chickens are selling
n the landing at s. p dozen for the grown
nd s. for the young. There are no ducks
r turkeys. arriving. Louisiana geese are
cling at $G07. Good Western eggs are
cling at l8027c p dozen.
BUTrER-Western is in fair supply and
etter demand, with a slight Improvement
a prices, Choice is quoted at lS020c t. ib.
he stock of choice Goshen is light and in
God demand. 1t is quoted at SOC y ID.
he inferior grades OF both are Neglected /
nd unstable.
CHEEsE-The market is nearly bare of
hoice Western; it is selling at Is a Ice ~
); nutmeg and English dairy II a lSc; New
DIRK cream l7c p fb. The inferior grades
re neglected, and prices nominal.
RICE-Ihe market is quiet, the supplies
arely meeting the demand. Prices are I'M
hanged. We quote: No. 3 (chittal , q 215c; J
O.. 2 (brokenl 0434c; inferior Ga a &c; ordi-
airy to good ordinary ~ q &c. prime to
CoFFEE-We heard of a sale OF 2250 bags
er Belgravia, to arrive, on private
rms. The market is steady, with
fair demand. We quote for cargoes:
rime (gold) l8@I834c; good ia UI734c;
If 1864 Dl7c; ordinary I50I6 o. tb. The
ock in dealers hands is 1000 bags.
SALT-One cargo OF Liverpool has 8
rived and is going into bonded
a1ehouse, having been purchased F
T Western account. Dealers rates 8
ON store are ST. 70 for coarse and "
IS for fine, with a reduction of Toe D
ok when taken IN lots from warehouse
Turks Island there is light demand,
1t no cargoes offering. The stock is ample,
ID selling from store at 81 81 y bag b
lble salt III pockets is selling at 2l4 a Sc a
Oh, as in size. =
FRUIT-The stock of nuts and raisins is Il
lily equal to the light demand, but
mons are lower. We quote lemons at
0 r. box; oranges none in market; layer
sins 81 IS y box; London layers none;
rrants 9I3 9l0c y tb; prunes (German] 10 II
lie; Brazil nuts I5c; English vain ats IS A.
:: tilberts l2l2 q lie; pecans Zoe; figs Ice;
ron 4O04 4c q ID; bananas 81 3: plan
rs 75c0 81 IS % bunch; pineapples $40 bs
10 p dozen; cocOanuts s. 5003 so }5 lO0 80
3IsH-Ihe limited supplies Of new mack
i being received are readily taken, and
ces have advanced. We quote No. bay So
in bbIs, So in half bbls, and 81 So in s9
s.; No. q $12 ia bbls, Sc % in half bbls,
| 81 So in kits. Potomac roe herring 81 R ta-
80 in half bbls Cod " box 81 30 "a As, -
&c y is in drums. New hadd0ck ST. IS Ell
49, and herrings 300 y box an
'READ AND CRACKERs-Th trade is active ~
hipments 10 Texas and the interior, and a O..
I'd local business is being done. We,
tie navy bread at DC, pilot bread v,
&c, French biscuit &c, soda crackers
7c, butter 607c, picnic 608c, Oys-
SC, sugar 90I2c, cream II a l2c, mic "
l5c, ginger nuts l0l2e, lemon snaps y
crescent biscuit I5c, crackneI biscuits 'VF
AGGNG-The last sales of domestic lutte brs
wholesale were I5l3c q yard. India ~
bales is held at 1412@I5c with ffin oll
sales. Dealers are busy filling coun- Isl
orders, and are retailing domestic
at l71z Use p yard; India l5Ihc in n
IS and l413c in rolls. Hemp and fax
leld at 1712 I8c y yard
ALING TwINE-Dealers are retailing at w
y ID. VI
ION COTTON TlEs-Are selling at Sc y sire
JIMMY BAGs-There is very little de- O@ y
ID for them. They are held at I8c each. exp
demand for sugar hogs tor
Is and molasses barrels has weakened. l07
Ugh prices are unchanged. We quote N
1 25 for the former, and 81 606I Is ..a I
the latter. Hoop poles are held
at S8O085 for hogsheads; $50 "a 50 for
81, and 500 p 1000 for half bbls.
ress slaves sell at $15020 ~ 1000 y
'arrel, and S3504G for hogshead. e
ALT AND HoPs-Solne new hops, the
of the season, have been received by I'm
ess, and are selling at zoe y tb. The Z /
will soon fall, as the crop, both in Mrs NH
country and Europe, has been abund- s sioa