New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-10-22

Idlli1g dU gu ~ u ~ ~ y DDA.
DRY SALT MEAT-0nly a retail business
is doing at SAC q Is for shoulders.
BAC0N-Is dull, and only job business
is doing. Shoulders are quoted at &c, clear
rib sides 12c, clear sides 124c T fb. -
casks shoulders sold at the railroad depot
at 7&4c, and casks clear sides on the spot
at 12Ac Y Is. :,
HAa1s-The supply of choice sugar, cured
is light; they command 1910 l912c T ID ~
tierces sold at 19c p ID.
BREAKFAST BACoN-Is dull. Western IS
now quoted at lie u tb. Northern com
mands l3 O lac + ID.
LARD-Is very dull. Tierce Is quoted at
&c for packers and 9i2c for refined; kegs
liz a ll24c p fb. so kegs packers sold at
Il38c; so do refined at lac, and 81 tierces
packers at 9Ac T 10.
WHIsKY-The markets. quiet, but steady
and firm. 90 and 30 bbls Louisiana rectitied
sold at 92c, and so bbls choice Cincinnati
rectifed at 99c y gallon
BULK CORN-Is quoted at SAC y bushel.
There are large orders here for Great
Britain, but they can not be filled, owing to
the want of freight ROOM
Corn IN S4CKs-Is " moderate supply
and good demand at firm pGces. 1000 bags
yellow and mixed sold aha6Sc, and 5OO st.
Charles county white AZ bns 5 a. >.
LItlH. Inc EhlGS ELlUIdt6u ~LOO SCNSfAot
whl3l $50 St. Louis at 81 l2c, zoo choice
Louis It 30c, 300 st. Louis at 39l2c, 300 a?
0O0 cholC, do at 40c p bushel.
BRAN-lAA supply is good but the mar
ket is dull aA1 3l9 a 5c lower. 700 bags
were sold, to W.T. 800 at 81 05, 800 at
S 0z4A, and 100 at Il 10 p 100 Tbs.
HAT-ls in light 8n.oly and fair demand
with the better grace. in request. 90
, bales were sold, as follows 100 at $26, 80
at $27, 100 at 81 so, 100 chice at S28, and
40 do at 500 y ton.
| EsCULENTs-The receipts of potatoes from
| St. louis of mixed kinds are sellinA at s. a
2 % y Dbl i'll sacks, and s. IS az ~ il4bbls;
! choice russetts by rail would brine 5000
Is p .bl. Onions tchOicel s. % az 40 T.
| Dbl for l2d s. IS forsilver skins. Cabbage
| lchoice) = al 50 y box. Green apples are
in large supply, and are selling at 81 750
2 25 + bbi tlr ordinary and S. IS as % y
| Dbl for choice Sour krout $808 so; carrots
$404 so; hose radish $406. Northern
| beans-White sl2 80 I3, red kidney $l2 80,
Western white--6 bbls sold at al2 u Dbl
| Dried apples dull at 512 0642c = b; dried
| peaches 7o y fb.
BUTTER-Is in moderate supply. Choice
| Western is rather starce and selling at % q
pic. Choice G0shenis in light supply and
commands 30 a BE T. tb. The inferior grades
| of both are plenty and neglected, and
prices are nominal.
CHEEsE-Western h in fair supply, and
choice factory is selling at lie T. 10. West
ern English dairy is Ii light supply and
selling at l8c; do nutmeg at 19c p fb; New
York cream Is a 2gc, witl moderate stock
or hand.
-RIcE-Is il large supply and limited de-
mand, with some CarollIa expected Prices
are Ac % ii easier We aow quote: No. 2
tbroken) 314 a sac: common 50534c ore}in-
airy Ga64ac; prime 7q7lac; choice 733
08l8c = tb. The stock in first hands is
about 1000 bbls Louisiana, and 1850 bags
Rangoon, which is held st Size gold in bond.
COFFEE-fhe market is quiet but firm.
We quote tor cargRs: Prime (goId)
!73& 0I8l4c; good I612 Dl712c; fair I60
l612c; ordinary I4140l51 T. b.
Jobbels' prices tin currency arc: Choice
2l∾ prime 20l8c; good zoe; fair 2912c y
10. The stock in first hands is 1864 bags,
and dealers hold 5000 bags.
BAGGING-The market is dull and unset
sled, with no transactions at wholesale to
note. Dealers are retailing domestic iute at
Ice; 2ndIa in bales at lie and I3c v yard
in rolls Hemp and flax is held at Ice II
yard, with little or no demand India 81
wholesale is quoted at t2c in bales, and do
nestic jUte at l4c + yard, with 10 sales.
BAL1sG gwNE-OealeEs are 8etaiIin2 90
&c T. ID.
o.
ing at o72 GSo u ID:
dCNSE BAGs-Ih mere IS very little 'le-
na d, 1of Int4' RhGH af sea al Ioc each'
r., MALT ~ A4D I1oPs Flces OF naIC are hr1h'
holGe western oalley lnaIt IS Selllng at
u 80 @R o., ana good at VI III a ~ y !
3us s t- 4st" hopS are are no" sellhS al
to a 4'c e ID
BREAD AND SR4CkERS-I mere Is 9alf
d01 demand and a good trade Is beng |
DdYVn ShlDmPnfS 10 Texas, Wa HnOfp 4
PFench cad at &C. puot bread "a 20, !
butter o"u6 &c, SOFA crackers a 81, |
oyster 9c, suBost0n I09c; picnic a9c, |
Ac-nac Zoe, gin q I9e, cream ~ a bic, !
snaps nc, crescen. Quts Ia he, lemon /
biscuit SOC T ID. 'scult lbc, cracknel |
bEEF-Is III better deL-
trade. Texas is in good SUI tor the local |
y, " esteFn IS scarce with fairy and dull; |
mere Is very little Northern nplry, AND !
we quote: %exas mess $I1 q TparHet. !
Dol; extra mess $l2 30 u bbI, ann = |
~ o. 19r haH-bbls. Heroes arc ol.$ft6@2 |
at $40 0O0I| tor mess, and &l7 5USS1%66 |
LOT prime mess. Western mess SIG s
Dol and W y half bbl, and Fulton Market
SI@ per malt Dbl
LARD QdL-In good jobbing demand from
store at I0%'7c " gallon for summer and
IaI1 STRAINED, e@ta SOC for last winters
make.
STAR CANDLES There is lighf stock on
hand, and they are now held at 2Oc in round
lots and 2Ol2c o. Ii iobbing. IN : ''l''
IMPORTED FRUIT AND NUTs-A LARGE in
voice Of new Malaga raisins is expected this
week by the first Liverpool steamer The
stock is ample for the moderate demand
We quote Louisiana oranges S. 5OO6 So ~
b6l lemons s. q box;' layer raisins
s. so u box; London LAYERS none. citr0n ~
a 48c; currants new SC, (oldJ Sc: prunes
IGerman) Sc $50; Brazil nuts new lie;
English wainuts lie; French walnuts lac;
l4c; pecans 90l0c: dates Sc; figs lnew) I8c
q IL: bananas 81 N .. DIoo+oins sno[a q IL