New Orleans Republican., 1872-12-14

& 10. Carolina Is neIu at oAc U ID
CoFFEE-Market quiet but strong, at the
foG6wing quotations, viz: Ordinary I6c,
fafr 1715 0I7ae, good $50 1870, and prime
824 q t9c " Is.
PCS FEEr-The market is nearly bare
and prices are entirely nominal; quoted at
| $50 p keg.
SPARE RIBs, ETc-Spare ribs are scarce
and are selling at SlO@ll = bbI, ana pigs
tongues are in light supply at &c piece BY
the barrel
BEEr-There have been no arrivals of
new as vet, but receipts are expected IN
| about two weeks Old is in light demand,
| BUYERS awaiting the arrival OF new stock.
Texas is in good supply, but the stock OF
Northern and Western is light, and sales
are restricted by the scarcity OF ship
ping in port. Texas is quoted no noml, a.
nalIy SlI oil 50 p bbl; extra mess $l2 81
! y bbl. and 81 al so for half bbls Ilerces
! SIS 508I7 for mess, and $l7 500l8 for
! primo mess. Western mess $l60l7 80 Y
| bbl and 50 T. half bbl, and Fulton Market
| $1i 50012 for half bbls.
| CO0PERAGE-Is in fair demand and
ffrner for sugar hogsheads, while barrels
are in ample supply but steady. We now
quote: Sugar hogsheads So 750 I, and mo-
| lasses barrels at 81 SO and half barrels at
| 81 20 each. The stock of hoop poles IS
| ample for the demand, which continues mod
| crate. Barrel poles are held firm at $50 a
|
at $50 085. Cypress slaves sell at Sl0@29
| y 1000, as in quality and dryness' and
! $50 035 y 1000 for hogshead.
LARD OII-Summer strained is dull and
nominal, but winter do ia in moderate JOB
! bing demand at 800824Ao p gallon. No
| round lots selling.
SrAaCH-Is in light supply and fair de-
maNi at Az a FAC = ID for Western in
round lots.
S0Ap-The local trade. is fair, but the
| shipping demand is light. New Orleans
brands command the preference. We quote:
Palm &c y tb; olive &c; magnolia SO,
and CASTLE 12c. A deduction of lo y tb
| is allowed according to size of lots. Cold
water soap lOc, and polishing l0c e ID;
| extra olive 7c in round lots. and II 15c
| Job.
BREAD AND CRAcKERs-The local and
| shipping demand is brisk, but without any
| material change in prices to report We
quote navy bread at 4Ec, pilot bread 50
&c, French biscuit 7c, soda crackers 07c,
butter &c, Boston Sc, picnic &c, oyster &c,
sugar 98l2c, cream lie, ginger nuts l2c,
lemon l6c, cracknel biscuit 35c y tb.
BAGGING-DeaIers are doing fair busi
ness in this article. and are retailing
domestic jute at l5c . yard, India
in bales at l2iRC, and 12o Q yard in
rolls; hemp and flax at l5@ l6c, with
very little inquiry. India at Wholesale is
quoted at l00llc P yard with q very
light demand, and domestic jute is held at
l4r.
WooL-Is in demand and firm, in con-
sequence of light stocks; with sales yester
day of 10000 lbs lake on private terms.
We quote: Mexican improved % 027e; bury
260 SOC; Louisiana 80 04Oc, and lake a a
SOC y Is.
TALLow-Is in moderate supply and
firm, with the movement restricted from
want of tonnage. 1t is quoted at ga a &c
z ID for prime aud Sc for ordinary.
IRON CoTroN 'TIEs-AlI kinds are sell
ing at 812 09c Y t6.
BALING TwME-Dealers are retailing at
lie p tb.
F1sH-A fair business is doing under this
head, but al prices ruling lower than at the |
North. No. extra is selling at $22 in bbls, |
$iI 50 in half bbIs, Sc in quarter bbls, and |
81 IS III kits No. 2, $ll 50 in bbls So in
half bbls, So in quarter bbls, and 81 SO in |
kits; No. 3 So in bbis, IS in half bhls, S. IS |
in quarter bbIs and 81 25 in kits. Cod p |
box 81 40 and she y Is in quarter drums; |
large do 612 0712c y fb. Herriugs 35 40c |
= box.
HDEs-Green salted hides are weak at
II44c y tb for country and lie for city. |
Dry flint and salted are active at II u l8c y |
Is. In city slaughter we quote: Steer hides |
over IS t5s, at l034c; 70. to 81 lbs at lie; |
under 70 lbs at i034c; cow hides, as they |
run, at l024c; kips. 20 to 2l lbs, at l044c: |
do, 25 to 80 Tbs. I34c; calf skins 81 each. |
Ok horns each SC.
IMPORTED FRUIT AND NUTs-A brisk bust
ness is being done in this line. The local |
demand is active, and considerable inquiry
exists on interior account. Stocks are
large. We quote: Louisiana oranges at IS q
so R bbI. Lemons S. v box; lavor
raisins new g. 1912 3 box, halves 81 %,
quarters 75o: London layers tnew) 50 y box,
halves 81 Is, quarters ST.; citron 46c;
Sultaua raisins new 16c . 1b; currants
Sc; prunee German, new 9l2c; Brazil nuts
(new} i4c English waluut8 i7c; French
walnuts lfe; almonds 23c; shelIed almonds
SOC: tlIherts f4c; pecans new S12 a 9l2c;
dates Sc; figs new l6Gi644c = ID: ba-
nanas and plantains none; pine apples s. IS
q ; p dozen: eocoanuts S. 50 y 100
NAVAL SToREs--The market is quiet, the
high rates OF freight restricting the filing
OF ordors. Spirits turpentine are in fair
supply and quoted nominaliy at 65c p
gallon. kosin is in good supply and
bbl; No | at $l@4 %, aud No. 2 at So Is
Pitch is scarce. The last sale was at S. IS
g bbl. Tar is in demand and selling at
Toe y gallon, with light supply on hand.
OAK STAVEs-The stock on hand is good
with fair demand, and some shipments are
being made. No change in prices. We
quote: Extra pipe, culle1, 49 1900, delivered
head $l35 q l40; wine pipe $ll5 a TO; claret
$iGO "a iO5; barrel $50, and keg S40 08f5.
MOs5-1s in very little demand at present,
while prices have undergone no change
worthy of note. Receipts coming in are
taken at : Be for grey Country; 3 sc for
mixed. and 5 &c y tb for black City
picked is dull at 6 a919c y Ib.
STAR CAHDLEs-Are in good demand at
20c = fb in round lots. They arc iobbing
at 20l2c v 10.