New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-07-23

Il anu ~ CHUICC CAlLH al % Co5 ~ uO az
| So 1917. so and rs do at S., 50 and 400 do
| at 50 so, so do at s. IS, 80 and Is do at 50
| p Dbl, and 400 choice extra on private
| terms. Superine Is offering at at 81 IS,
| double extra at s. so, low treble extra at
| S., good do al So 50 al, and choice family
extra at 81 2599 + Dbl.
Corn MEALS in fair supply and dIll.
| 1t is quoted on the landing at So 5O63 %,
| and in store at 50 90 U3 IS y Dbl
PoRK-rhe market is quiet but tirmer.
| Mess is now held at $l3 50 = Dbl, but
| there are no buyers at that figure. A lot
| of $50 bbls mesa sold at $l3 % 2 Dbl It
| is retailing at Sl3 IS p Dbl.
DRY SALT MEAT-SOme 20 casks shout
| ders sold, to arrive, at SIC p tb. There is
some little here in the hands Of dealers. 1t
| is retailing at 64c for shoulders, 74C for
BACON-Is in light supply, and the de-
mand is active with an upward tendency IN
prices. The sales to-day embrace $50 casks,
| of which 90 casks shoulders, to arrive, at
| 6a4c; 10, 10, Is and 20 do in store and %
| do on the landing at Sac; 25 casks clear
| rib sides on the landing at &c; % sugar
/ hOgsheads clear sides at &c; % casks clear
Sides to arrive, at 94c; Is. ., II, 10 and
| Is do in store, al 94c; and 50 do on the
! landing at 9Ac; . do at the railroad depot
| at 9Ac, and 10 casks clear sides on the
| spot at 94sc y Is.
BREAKFAsT BACON-Is in fair supply,
| but not much in demand. . boxes West
ern sold at 10 q l04c; ), p and 30 do at lO42
| Ptb.
HAMs-Choice sugar-cured are scarce and
| in request at IS aloe y 10. Ordinary brands
IA q l449c. 50 Iierces choice sugar cured
| sold to arrive at l514c and IS do do at l6c
= 10.
LARD-Keg lard is scarce and in de-
mand and higher, while tieCce lard IS
in supply and dull. Tierce is quoted
at 8A a &c for packers and 91sc for
refined; key lOc for packers and 1923
lie for refined.
WH1sKY-The market is firm and the
stock is held strongly, although there Is no
movement ChOise Cincinnati rectIted Is
held at 81, ordinary Western IS 09Oc; New
Orleans 92c per gallon.
Cow PEAs-The season is about over.
The market is bare of Carolina clay, and
there is only a small quantity of black left
on hand 1t is selling at 81 a Is = bushel.
BULK CORN-We note sales of 10000
bushels, taken for the neighbOring ports
on private terms The last sales were at
sic y bushel for yellow, taken for Cuba.
The bark Francis Lewey was taken up to
load with $4,000 bushels for Portland at l5c
y bushel.
Corn IN SACKs-TheTe is a fair supply on
the landing, with a moderate demand at
previous prices. The sales embraced 475O
sacks, of which 100 and 500 mixed at soc;
200 yellow mixed at Soc; 1000 mixed at Coo;
500 and 100 white mixed at zoe; $50 white at
Tic; 250 do at re; 700 do at re, and go
choice white at 72c y bushel.
OATs-Are in good supply on the landing,
with a fair demand, but no change in
prices. 1000 sacks were sold, to wit: 500
prime St. Louis at Ale; 1925 choice st. Louis
at 42c 100 at 4219c, and 100 Galena at Abe
p bUshel.
BRAN-Is in good supply and limited de-
mand. The sales comprised go sacks ct
81 o., and go sacks at 81 OLE u 100 fbs.
HAY-We note a good supply on the land
ing with very limited demand and sales of
300 bales, Of which 100 prime st. Louis at
its merits at $50 80; 80 choice St. Louis at
S28, and 81 choice new st. Louis at $2S +
ton.
POULTRY AND EGGs-Chiekens are selling
grown, and s. "A for young; ducks S40
50; geese $607; turkeys $l20I5. Eggs
10 lSc p dozen.
EsCULENTs-Western potatoes are selling
on the landing at 81 % az 80 y biol Onions
command So 30 T. biol. Green apples are
selling at s. 80 03 50 = Dbl, and 40 a75c y
box (smalI size. Cabbages $506 T. box.
New sOUrkrOut So q 10 y Dbl. Northern
beans-White Sl2 a II 80; Western white
$l00l2; red S. q p; green peas So 90; lady
peas S6G8 T. Dbl Dried apples S0l0e
dried peaches SAGE y 10, but very little
demand for either.
COFFEE-There is no strictly prime or
choice coffee on hand. The market continues
very quiet at unchanged prices, with some
small sales making in job way. The atten
ton of both dealers and grOCers has been
occupied in making deliveries, duty free, of
cofees sold in May and June. We quote
prime (gOId) l91Rc; good 1872 l9I4c; fair Is
q lS45c; ordinary l634C T. to. The stock in
warehouses apprOximates to 1900 bags.
BUTTER-There is moderate stock of
both Western and Goshen IN market. The
demand is fair. Choice Western is selling
at II a poe, and Goshen at 30 032C " 10. III
feriOr grades of both are neglected and
prices are nominal.
CHEEsE-The market is poorly supplied
Western is selling at lie l5c y ID for
choice factory, the latter price for small Sc
leCtiOns. New York cream commands 1912
q l6c y 10.
FRUIT-We note dull market as is usual
at this season Of the year. Nuts and
raIsins are in ample supply for the de-
mand, but lemons are scarce and high,
We quote lemons at Sl21 l3 = box. Oranges |
(choice louisiana Sill - p box. Layer |
raisins $3a3 10, box; London layer boxes |
none: half boxes - and quarter boxes 81. |
Currant5 90l0c y Is, Prunes lGerman) |
l00lIc. Brazil nuts Is Ice; English wal |
nuts l60l8C; almonds l7I2 l819C; shelled |
almonds Boo; tilberts l3 a l4c; pecans I0c; |
figs &c., citrOn 44c p tb; bananas 75c a 50 25 |
y bunch; plantains SOC 81; pineapples |
81 5O02 50 y dozen; cocoa nuts 50 so |
"a y 100; peaches 75c 0$2 25 y box, as
in quality
COOPERAGE-Sugar hOgsheads are held |
firm at 81, and molasses barrels have ad- |
yanced to 81 % al go each. The demand |
for hoop poles is moderate, with a good |
stock on hand. Barrel poles are held at |
S25 a 3d. half Dbl SlS G20, and hOgshead firm
at SIS " 1000. Cypress slaves sell at SIS
92O v 1000, as in quality and dryness, and
S35 a 40 for hOgshead.
SALT-Late advices from Liverpool quote |
IN advance offs p cent over prices current
1T same time last season. We note several
arge sales. and the market is firm. Dealers
rates from store are 81 70 for coarse; 81 80
or fine, with a reduction of l0c y
lack 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 As y bag of 40 TBS.
Other grades are lower. Table salt In
pockets is 215 a &c each.
MALT AND HOPs-We note a dull mar
let, with a stock ample for the demand.
JhOlce Western barley malt commands 81 IS
7l 49, choice fall or winter 81 350l 50,
,Ood 81 l00l 25, and common 90c y
,ushel. There is no Canada in the mar
,et. Prime to choice New York hops, crop
f 1871, sell at 85c a 81, and ordinary to good
70080c y Is. Old hops sell at
5 a 60c y fb, according to grade.
HDEs-The small receipts coming in from
he country are readily purchased for ship
lent, and heavy green hides are in de-
land. We quote: Green hides at sc y tb;
reen sailed IO0l2c; dry sailed Is a I6o;
int l60I7c; green kips l2a I2lac; sailed