New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-07-31

are quoted at 1aBc; clear rib sides 95s q
| 9Ac; clear sides 97s aloe p fb. 10, Is, 25
and so casks clear sides sold at 97sc; do,
in store, at lOc; 10 casks clear rib sides at
934c; - casks shoulders, to arrive, at VAC;
l6 do, at the railroad depot at lac; SO do,
on the landing, at 7l4c; 10 do, in store, at
| 7asc T. ID.
HAMs-Liberal receipts have weakened
the market, and 25 tieTc6s choice sUld to-
day at l5l4c e Is.
BREAKFAST BACON-Is in fair supply
and moderate demand at l0IR l024c y t6.
DRY SALT MEAT-The stock is small, and
is held by dealers, who are retailing it at
6a4c for shoulders; 7l9c for clear rib sides;
| Size for clear sides.
LARD-Choice is in light supply and in
| good demand. Refined in tierces commands
/ ga a 95sc kegs I024 a lie + 10. To-day the
| receipts we're more liberal, and $50 tierces
refined sold at 9l4c; 25 tierces at 9l3c; so
| kegs DO at 1880, and IS do at lie y tb.
! WHIsKY-The market is dull. but the
| stock is held strongly at goa g4c for OTdi-
nary Western rectihed and Louisiana, and
! 81 p gallon for choice Cincinnati rectifed.
! To- day 20 and 40 bbls Louisiana rectitied
sold at 93c y gallon.
| BULK CoRN-Is offering at sc T. busheI.
| There are orders here for it for Great Bri-
| tain, but they can not be filled owing to the
want Of freight room. Purchases could
| probably be made for less than 52c y
! bushel.
| CoRN IN SACKs-Is in fair supply on the
! landing. The demand is moderate, at pre-
| viOus prices. 900 bags were sold, to wit:
| $50 mixed at Sc; 400 white mixed at 66c,
| and $50 white mixed at &c " bushel.
OATs-The supply Tn the landing is fair
! and in moderate demand. The sales COM
prise 5000 sacks, of which 600 at Al l2c; 1000
choice at 42c, and 300 choice Galena at 43c
u bushel.
BRAS-There is a good supply on the
market, with a fair demand at prices a
little in buyers favor. The sales comprise
$50 bags, of which l50 at 81 O2l3, and 500
at 81 % y Ice TBS.
HAYS in light supply ard dull. I25
bales were sold, tO-wii: IS prime St. LOnis
at $24, and 50 choice St. Louis new at
$26 so u ton.
POULTRY AND EGGs-Chickens are higher
and selling ON the landing at $8aS SO y
dozen for grown, and 81 al 50 for young;
ducks So a; geese S607; turkeys $l4Gl7.
Eggs command IA a 6c q dozen.
EsCULESTs-W estern potatoes are in good
supply, and prices are lower. White sprouts
are selling at s. az ., and s. 50 p Dbl for
early rose and Tussets. Onions are easier,
and are selling a s. - a 60 = Dbl. Green
apples So 25U3 IS T. Dbl. Cabbages $2D |
) 80 " box as in condition. Beets 81 50 p
biol. Sour krOut.$S t. Dbl. Northern beans
White $I20l2 80; Western white $l0Gl2;
red IS Gl2; green peas $809; lady peas ST
as u Dbl. Dried apples S0l0c; dried
peaches ) 6c y 10, but very little demand
for either.
BUTTER-There is a moderate stock of
both Western and Goshen in market. The
demand is fair. Choice Western is selling
at II G20c, and Goshen at 30 a 39c " tb. In
ferior grades of both are neglected and
prices are nominal.
CHEEsE-The stock of Western is small,
and there is no Northern in market. Choice
Western is selling at l412 n l5c T. to, the lat
ter price for selections Of factory in a small
way.
COFFEE-There is better feeling in the
market, and we note sales of 1900 bags, in
two lots, on private terms. We repeat quo
tatiOns: Prime (gold) l9l2c; good 1919 u l9c
fair l80 lSl2c; ordinary l634c y 10. The
stock in warehouses is estimated at 5000
bags
FRUIT-Trade is dull, as is usual at this
season, the stock of nuts and raIsins be-
ing ample for the demand, but lemons
and oranges are scarce and high. We
quote lemons at $I2QI3 " box; oranges
Sll y y box; layer raisins 50; London
layers nCna; currants 9 01Oc y 10; prunes
(German) 10 a lie; Brazil nuts I5c; English
walnuts I50lSc; almonds II a l812c; sleIled |
almonds zoe; tilberts 1914 a I4c; ptcans l0c; |
figs Ice; citron 400 44c; bananas 75c 81 % |
II bunch; plantains SOC 0St; pineappes |
none; cocoa nuts So "A y 1909 peaches |
60c a 50 " box. as in quality.
FIsH-The demand is limited to the local !
trade, and very little will be done, as ar
rivals of new are expected in a few !
days. We quote: Mackerel No. $l3 !
in bbIs, Sc - in half bbls, and 81 50 |
in kits; do No. 2, $40 50 in bbIs, S. 50. |
in half bbIs, 81 81 in kits and No. |
3, S. in bbls, 81 25 in half bbls and 81 20
in kits. Cod p box 81 40, and she y ID in |
drums. New haddock 81 250l 80 and |
herrings 35c y box.
RICE-The market is very quiet The |
stock is ample for the limited demand. We |
quote Carolina 9as a 9&c for fully fair to |
good; Louisiana at 90934c for good Ordi- |
nary to prime. There is no good India in
market.
SALT-Late advices from Liverpool quote
an advance offs T. cent over prices current |
at same time last season. We note several |
large sales, and the market is firm. Dealers
rates from store are 81 70 for coarse; 81 so |
for fine, with reduction of lOC T.
sack 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 45 y bag of l40 TBS
Other grades are lower. Table salt III
pockets is 219 a SC each.
BAGGING-We hear of no transactions at
wholesale, but an improved demand in fill
Lng orders India is held in round lots at
Zoe, and domestic jute at l8c, but no sales
Dealers are retailing domestic iIt6 at l9 a
l9l9c y yard. Hemp and fax is held at l8c.
India in bales is retailing at 1914 0l7c y
yard.
BALISG TwINE-Dealers are retailing at
II a lSc IT, fb.
IRON COTTON TIEs-Are selling at Sc p
Is.
GUNNY BAGs-There is very little de
mand for them. They are held at I8ceach.
COOPERAGE-Suga hOgsheads are firm
at 81, and mOlasses barrels at 81 So 90
each. The demand for hoop poles is moderate,
with a good stock on hand. Barrel poles are
held at $2j a 30; half Dbl $lSa 20, and hogs
head firm at SIS y 1000 Cypress slaves
sell at $50 q 1000, as in quality and
dryness, and $35 a 10 for hogshead.
MALT AND HOPs-We note dull mar
ket, with a stock ample for the demand.
ChOiceWestern barley malt commands 81 IS
al As, choice fall or winter 81 350l so,
good 81 lO0l %, and common soc -
bushel. There is no Canada in the mar
ket. Prime to choice New York hops, crop
of 1871, sell at S5c a 81, and ordinary to good
Wisconsin 20 0S0c ~ Is. Old hops sell at
Is a 40c y fb, according to grade.
BEEF-There is a fair supply of Texas
with a small stock of Western and North
ern. We quote Texas mess 81 0I2; extra
mess $l2 so T. Dbl, and 50 for ha!fbbls.
Tierces are quoted at $l7 Gl7 so for mess,
and $lS ais so for prime mess. Western
mess SI4G Is in bbls, and Northern SIS so
PIC for bbls, and So for halfbbls.
LARD Oils selling from store at y a
73c 2 gallon.
WooL-There is no movement in the
market. We quote lake 43 a 46c; clear
Louisiana and Texas % 04Icj bury 20 a
q 2 ID.
TALLow-25 tierces city rendered sold at