New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-07-26


were disposed of this morning, comprising
100 bbls on the landing at So so, 100 and IS
do at So So r. Dbl. Dealers are jObbing it
in store at 50 6003 20 T. Dbl.
Cow PEAs-The season is now over, and
there is none in the market
| PORK-The market is quiet but firm.
25 and 100 bbls mess sold at $l3 p T. Dbl.
IL is retailing at $l3 IS u Dbl.
DRY SALT MEAT-The stock is small, and
is held BY dealers, who are retailing it at
sac for shoulders; 7l6c for clear rib sides:
Sl2c for clear sides.
| BREAKFAST BACOE-Is in fair supply
| with a moderate demand at lO12c Z II for
| Western.
HAMs-ChOice sugar-cured are scarce and
| in active demand and command l5l2 6l6Ac
| T. ID. Ordinary hams IiA also p 10. The
sales embrace $50 tiercPs, of which 40 tierces,
on the spot, on private terms; some second
quality at I419 a l5c: so and 100 tierCes
choice, to arrive, at ljl4c, and 80 do do at
! lj15c v II.
| BACON-Tbe market is steady and higher,
! with fair supply and an active demand.
! Shoulders are now quoted at O7l4c; clear
| rib sides 81 919c; clear sides gaze .P ID
| The sales embrace 475 casks. OF which 10,
| 49, Is and Is casks clear sides at 9asr; 49,
| 20 20, Is and 80 dc at 912c T. II; ) and 90
| casks clear rib sides at 9l4c 6, 50, so and rs
casks shoulders at &c, and 20 do, TO arrive,
at &c p b.
| BUTTER-There is a moderate stock of
! both Western and Goshen in market. The
demand is fair Choice Western is selling
at II a 20c, aud Goshen at 30 a 32c y fb. In
feriOr grades of both are neglected and
prices are nominal.
CHEEsF-The market IS nearly bare.
Choice Western is selling at l40l5c T. 70,
the latter price fO1 selections in a small
way. There is no Northern in market.
FRUIT-The stock is ample for the de-
mand, which is rather dull as is usual
at this season of the year. Nuts and
raIsins are in good supply, but lemons
and oranges are scarce and high. We
quote lemons at Sl20 y box; Oranges
(choice Messina) $lI0l2 " box. Layer
raisins 1903 10, p box; London layer boxes
none half boxes s. and quarter boxes 81.
Currants 90lOc P To- Prunes tGermaD)
l00llc. Brazil nuts I50l6c; English wal
nuts I60l8c: almonds I719 q lSl2c sheled
almonds 30c; tilberts 10 llc; pccans l0c;
figs I6c; citTOn 44c q ID; bananas 75C a 81 25
y bunch; 'plantains SOC ST.; pineapples
81 50G2 so y dozen; cocoa nuts SO so
al y 100; peaches 75c0 S2 25 u box, as
in quality
FIsH-The demand is limited to a small
local trade, the prices lean in favor of buy
ers, and very little will be done until the
new supplies come in. We quote Mack
erel No. l $l3 in bbIs, Sc Is in. half bbls
and 81 50 in kits; do No. 2, $40 so in
bbls S. so in half bbls, 81 IS in kits; and
No. 3, $8in bbls, 81 % in half bbls and 81 90
in kits. Cod p box 81 40, and she p Is in
drums. New paddock 81 25Gl 30. and |
behring's 35c q box.
RICE-There il a little more animation in
the market. We quote Carolina 9i2 aloe !
for fully fair TO good; Louisiana Ga l0c for
strictly good ordinary to prime. India is
held at 81 p IT, currency.
SALT-Late advices from Liverpool quote !
a. a6 va IF II nj Mt
at same time last season. We note several |
large sales. and the market is firm. Dealers !
rates from store are 81 for coarse; 81 so |
for fine, with a reduction of Zoe T.
sack when taken in lots from warehouse. |
The supply OF bulk salt in dealers hands is |
ample, and we quote Turks Island aud st. |
Martins salt at 81 IS q bag OF $40 lbs. |
Other grades are lower. Table salt IN
pockets is 213 08c each. -
BAGGING-We hear Of no transactions at |
wholesale, but an improved demand in fill |
ing orders. India is held in round lots at |
l6c, and domestic jute at lSc, but no sales. |
Dealers are retailing domestic i.Je at 1919 |
l9l3c Y yard. Hemp and fax is held at 18c. |
IndIa in bales is retailing at 1914 a lie Y |
yard.
BALNG TwINE-Dealers are retailing at |
II 1892 fb. /
Iron CoTToN TIEs-Are selling at Sc p
tb.
mand for them. They are held at lSceach. |
COOPERAGE-Sugar hOgsheads are held |
firm at 81, and mOlasses barrels have ad !
vanced to 81 55GI 90 each. The demand !
for hoop poles is moderate, with good |
stock on hand. Barrel poles are held at |
$25 a 80; half Dbl $I8020 and hogShead firm |
at SIS y 1000. Cypress slaves sell at $l5 .
40 y 1000, as in quality and dryness, and |
$35 40 for hogshead
MALI AND HOPs-We note a dull mar |
ket, with a stock ample for the demand. |
ChOieeWestern barley malt commands 81 81 |
al As, choice fall or winter ST. 350l 50, |
good 81 I00l 25, and common 90c v
bushel, There is no Canada in the mar
ket. Prime to choice New York hops, crop |
of 1871, sell at $50 a 81, and ordinary to good !
Wisconsin 7008Oc y fb. Old hops sell at |
Is a 40c p fb, according to grade.
BEEF-The stock on hand is very light, |
with an extremely moderate demand. We !
quote Texas mess at $Il SO 0l2; extra mess |
$l2 so y Dbl, and SO for half-bbls. Tierces |
are quoted at $l7 a IL so for mess, and $I8 |
a Is so for prime mess. Western is scarce |
and selling at SIS 500l6 There is very F.,
little Northern here it commands $I7 W |
Dbl.
LARD Oils selling from store at720
73c U gallon.
WOOL-The market is very quiet. Buyers
appear unwilling to meet the views Of sell |
lers, consequently very little has been done.0
We quote lake at 46 a 48c; clear Louisiana |
and Texas at 80 a lie, and bury at 20 D27c |
y fb
TALLow-The stock is small, with a fair
export demand at sc p tb for prime.
Small lots are selling at d8kc for Ord-
nary, and 09l4c 2 ID for prime.
NAVAL STOREs-The market is amply |
supplied with all grades of r0sin, and
good stock of spirits turpentine, the want |
Of tonnage preventing shipment to Eu-
ropean ports, and the local demand is light. |
We. quote rOsin at s. 1896 p hbl for |
virgin and pale; $404 % for No. |
/; SO rs for No. ?, and So so for common.
Spirits turpentine 48e p gallon. Pitch
81 % p Dbl, and tar 80l0c y gallon, with /
little or no demand.
COAL-On account of the rise in the Ohio
river it has declined to Gle y Dbl by the
thracite is retailing at $I2 50 p ton: Pitts
burg at 81 y Dbl, delivered. and IS T. hid. +
OAK STAvEs-The stocl<oo aglf1 IS large
having been increased bv iata EJeTal- 10
ceipts. The demand IS good, Uuishipmeuts /
are restricted from want of tonnage. We
quote extra pipe, culled, y 1900, delivered |
alongside of vessel. $500; extra vine $l25 |
a 1870; extra hid $l4O6I45; extra claret
$l0O0I05; extra Dbl $500 IS: extra keg $40
as.
HIDEs-The small receipts coming in from 1
the country are readily purchased for ship
ment and heavy green hides are in de
mand We quote: Green hides~at &c y fb; |
green sailed 10 al 2c; dry sailed l50l6c; /
flint l6 a lie; green kips l26l2l2c; sailed
kips I4c p Is. In city hides the market is
dull and unsettled but prices are firmly
maintained. We quote: Steer bides city
Il, Il /