New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-10-01

treble extra sold at 81 80 Y half Dbl.
Corn MEAL-There is none on the landing
but the market is dull, with good stock i
store. Large lots are offering at So IS.
is retailing at 50 8502 80 }s Dbl.
PoRK-Is dull, with mess held at SIS
Dbl. 1t is retailing at SIS so " Dbl. 10
bbls sold at SIS, and IS do at SIS so v BIB
| BACOE-Is dull, and there is little or Il
movement beyonda retail business. ShouI
ders are quoted at 845c; clear rib side
l1&c; clear sides at l2Ae v ID. 25 cask
clear sides sold, on the spot, at 12Ae, an,
AZ do, to arrive, at l2Ac y is.
BREAKFAST BACoN-The market is quiet
20 boxes Western sold at I5c " fb. West
ern is quoted at l4l2 q i5c. Northern I3d
lac " tb.
HAMs-Are quiet but steady. Choice
sugar-cnred are quoted at I80l846c; ordi
nary l70H&o, plain hams l5c Y ID. A 10
| of 10 tierces summer sugar-cured sold a.
17a4c, 90 tieroes at l724c u tb.
DRY SALT MEAT-There is very little
here. u casks shoulders sold at SIC Y tb
LARD-Is dull in anticipation Of gooC
supplies. 10 tierces choice packers sold at
| lOl4c " ID. fierce is quoted at ga 0l04c
kegs 12c p ID.
WHTsKY-Is quiet butfrm. IS bbls Louis
lana rectifed sold at CSC, and so bbls choice
| Cincinnati rectifed at ST. p gallon.
| BULK CORE-There are large orders here
| for Great Britain, but they can not be
| filled on account of the want of freight
| room.
Corn IN SAcKs-Is in fair supply and de-
| mand at improving prices. the sales COM
prise 1900 sacks of which 1000 yellow at
63c. and 900 white at Csc y bushel.
OATs-ATe in fair supply and moderate
demand aJ previous prices. 600 sacks were
sold, to-wit: l5OEordihary at 4lc; 100 at 42c; so
prime at 43c, and $40 choice, from ware
house, at 45c y bushel
BRAN-Is in light supply and prices are
firmer. $50 sacks were sold at 81 W 12c, and
100 at 81 10 y 100 lbs.
but the market is quiet. 26l bales were
sold, of which IS bales ordinary at $22, rs
bales do at $23, and 100 prime at $24 p
ton.
POULTRY AND Chickens are selling
on the landing at $707 SO " dozen for
grown, and 81 2505 for young. There are
no ducks or turkeys coming in. Louisi-
ana geese $607 Good Western eggs are
selling at n 030c y dozen.
EsCULENTs-Potat are in fair supply;
Nashville russets are selling at So, and
Louisville at 50 rs v Dbl by rail. Choice
onions-$3 TOR red and So IS y Dbl for sill
yer skins. Sour krout 50 W Dbl; cabbages
S. 06 Y box; carrots $406; beets 81 SO.
Northern beans-White $I40l5; Western
$I30l3 so; green peas $708 y Dbl. A
lot of A bbls dried apples sold at &c y
rs. Dried peaches, none in market.
BUTTER-Choice Western is scarce and in
demand at 20022c y Is. There is a light
supply of choice Goshen, it is in fair de-
mand at 30 $3.50 y fb. The inferior grades
are neglected and plenty, and prices are
nominal.
CHEEsE-The market is bare of choice
Western, it is selling at l8c y Is. English
dairy ia iC I'D p+J
and nutmeg at l9c y fb. New York cream
is quoted at l7018c % tb, but there is very
little on hand
RICE-With liberal receipts, and near the
end of the month, the market is quiet |
and prices are ruling in favor of buyers. |
We quote: No. 2 (broken) 31a a DC; infe- |
rior 524 06Ac; ordinary GA 07Ac; choice |
5A csc y 10. The stock of Louisiana is |
about 1000 bbls in first hands and $50 bags |
Of Rangoon, which is held at 315c in gold |
Il bond
CoFFEE-The market is quiet but firm, |
with fair jobbiDg demand. The stock in |
lealers' hands is about $500 bags. We |
quote for cargoes: Prime (gold) 186l8l2c;
good HOl714c; fair 1915 0l7c; ordinary |
40 6c y fb. Jobbels' prices lin currency |
IRE: Choice 2l24c; prime 2O14c; good 26c; /
air 1870 " tb.
DOMESTIC FRUIT-The supplies coming in
ire light We quote: Duchess pears (small
,oxesy So y box; do large boxes) $406 v
Dox; do bbls none in market; California !
'ears SIS 5007 so W box. Peaches Qarge
'oxes) 50 5003 p box. Grapes none in
market. Green apples 81 5O04 50 y Dbl,
8 III quality.
MALT AND Horseshoe new hops have
cen received and sold at 60065 " tb.
he price will soon fall, as the crop, both in
his country and Europe, has been abund-
MT. Choice Western barley malt is selling
t 81 350l So; good at ST. i001 20, and !
ommon at GOO % bushel. There is no
'anada in market. Old hops are neglected
nd prices are nominal.
BEEF-The scarcity of shipping IN port
as confined the demand to the local trade, |
nd the market has been very dull. Texas
in good supply, with a scarcity OF North
IN and Western. Wequote: Texas mess $lI
III so, extra mess $I2 so " BIOL, and
0707 SO for hal-bbls. Tierces are
uoted at $l7 0l7 so for mess, and $50 4
so for prime mess. Western mess $l48
in bbls, and Northern $I602O for bbls ?
I'D $40 so for half bbls.
LARD OL-Is selling from store at Zoe y
allon for summer and 85e for winter
rained. +
STAR CANDLEs-Are in ample supply for
e wants of the trade, all weights command C
G wholesale and l9l4c % ID jobbing.
WooL-The market is quiet and very c
tile is being done. Northern orders a
wing been withdrawn on account .
the dizziness of manufactured goods We
tote, nominally, lake 40 044c; clean Lou1si- 4
ia 81 040c, and bury 20 q 25c " is.
is some demand for ex- a
rt, but the want OF tonnage prevents or II
rs being filled. The stock is small.
is quoted at 808Ac for ordinary and
19Ac p ID for prime.
HIDEs-The market is very quiet, and n
Il For l,
thout change in quotations. We quote: R
cen hides 919c p fb; green sailed lOG; dry
ted IS l6e; flint Ice. In city hides there is Z,
rood demand. We quote: Steer hides, city = :,
lighter lOl4c; do 70 to "a TBS lie; do
der 20 lbs l042c; kips, 90 to "a lbs
!; do IS to 80 lbs Re; calf skins, 81;
lntry hides, flint, 20 to 25 TBS 15016c !
mayed half price. Ok horns Sc apiece ]
NAVAL SToREs-Owing to light receipts
d at 6Qc v gallon. The demand -
rosin is confined to the local trade, H
Mt of tonnage restricting shipments. Sc Sc
is quoted at S. y Dbl for pale and -
gin; So 1874 for No. L; So so for pls
2, and So for common. The mar Ca
is bare of pitch, and good article -
aid command S. y Dbl Tar is held at r.
PIC y gallon, with very little demand -
oAL-ls in fair supply, with limited
1and. Pittsburg is selling at 55e y Dbl
the boat load and 81 50 p hid, zoe y No
to steamboats,, 75c to manufactures and
at retail Anthracite is retailing at r
5O0l3 y ton, and American camel at No.
10 y Dbl. No English camel coal in s
'ket. S
AK STAvEs-The stock on hand is large, " =
few shipments are being made on &C, Imi
ut of the scarcity of tonnage. We quote s
e 1917 Sion 80 Io 3 0d a7 along- Ros
VI Eess6l, pl9V; Wine pipe SlI5 % I2O;
a hhd $3.50 a I4U; extra cIaret 500 CLOS; ate
$50, and keg $40045. azR.