New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-07-02

demand in a small way. Round lots are
held at $l2 Is Y DBL us bbls mess were
sold to-day, of which 100 at SD 20; 25
do at $l2 rs; 25 do at $I2 SIN, and IS at
bbl
BACoN-The market is firmer with light
stock on hand and scarcity of shoulders
and clear rib sides. Shoulders are quoted
at Csc clear rib sides at Sc clear sides at
69sc Y 10. Shoulders are in active demand.
The sales embrace 225 casks, of which 20
casks shoulders to arrive at &c; 90, 20, 25
and 70 do to arrive at Csc; 10 casks shoul
ders on the spot at 6lBe; 10 casks clear rib
and 10 do clear sides at Sc: 5, and 80 casks
clear sides, in lots, at 8lAc y fb.
LARD-Is dull, with a fair stock on hand.
I1erces (packersl is quoted at Sc; refined
ga o915c; kegs (kettle reDdered) l0Ac; re-
hned lO44c Y ID. % kegs refined sold at
I0%c p tb.
HAMs-Choice sugar-cured are in light
supply and fair demand. Some 100 tierces
we're sold, of which 7 and IS tierces at 1216c;
40 at l2asc, and Is do at l22c " rs.
/ DRY SALT MEATS in light supply and
quiet. There are no sides on hand. Shout
ders sell from first hands at SAC, and from
dealers at size y ID.
BREAKFAST BAcoN-Is in light supply
and good demand at 10l2c p ID for good.
A lot of boxes ordinary sold at 10lsc
! WHIsKY-The market is very dull and
| prices are lower. Choice Cincinnati recti-
| lied is offering at Csc, and common and New
| Orleans at s. 090c y gallon.
| BULK CORN-There is no movement, owing
| to the want of freight room for Great Brit
ain. The market is quoted at 560 SIC y
| bushel.
| CORN IN SACKs-Is in moderate supply with
a fair demand. The sales embrace 800
sacks, of which 100 red at SOC; 200 and 1860
| ,-n1
white at Csc; 1000 at 69c; 800, 400 and 1000
white at zoe " bushel, and 400 sacks at =.
OATs-Are in moderate supply and good
demand. 500 sacks were Sold of which LAG
inferior at 3Sc; 200 ordinary at Ale; 600 Ohio
river at 42c; 800 ordinary at Acc; 1000 St.
Louis at 43c; 1900 choice at Acc, and 500
Galena at Acc " bushel.
BRAN-Is in light supply and fair de-
mand today. 200 sacks sold at 81 10 y 100
lbs.
BUTTER-Ihe market is overstOcked with
Western. There is very little demand, with |
downward tendency. We quote choice |
Western at lG0 l6c. Goshen is in good |
supply, and selling at % a SOC " ID for |
choice. Inferior grades of both are ne |
elected, and prices are nominal.
CHEEsE-NO choice Western cheese in |
market. 1t would command l40 l5c y 10. |
New York cream is dull at lie % ID. In
ferior grades are dull and neglected.
POULTRY AND EGGs-Chickens are in
light supply and selling on the landing at
$607 for grown and 1904 q dozen for the
young ducks 1904; geese S607; turkeys
$l20l5. Eggs 80lIc p dozen, as in condi-
ton.
EsCULENTs- There are but few new pota-
toes coming in. They are selling on the
landing at So rs " Dbl. New Louisiana
command 81 sag 50 y Dbl in sacks and
S3 IN bbls Choice Western onions sell at
SO 2503 so and Louisiana at "a % Dbl.
Green apples S203 y bbl, and SOC a 50 ~
box, as in size and quality. Cabbages 50
l0c " head. SOurkrOut $l20 14P Dbl
Northern beans-White command SIP;
Western white $100I2; red $80I2; green
peas $809; lady peas $698 Y, Dbl. Dried
apples 80l0c; dried peaches sol &c y tb.
CoFFEE-The market is quiet but firm.
We quote prime l3c, gold, in bond good
lS& a l9Ac; fair Is a l815c. There is a stock
in dealers hands of about 5000 bags Rio
none in first hands. In bonded warehouse
stored are 10000 bags, held by grocers here
and in the interior. 1t is retailing at 220
2245c for prime to choice, in currency.
COOPERAGE-The season is now coming
on and planters are looking around for con
tracts. Sugar hogsheads are held at SO IS
al, and molasses barrels at 81 so each !
The stock of hoop poles is ample for
the demand, which is very moderate Bar
rel poles are held at $40 25; half Dbl $3.50
20, and hogshead $50 070 " 1000. Cypress
slaves sell at Sl5020 FS l000 as in quality |
and dryness, and $35 a 40 for hogshead.
STAR CANDLEs-The market is amply sup
piled for the wants of the trade. All !
weights command l3c p ID, wholesale and
I913c jobbers' prices.
FIsH-The demand is confined to a small
local trade, and very little will be done IN
til the supplies Of new come in We quote:
No. l $13 80 in bbls, 81 in half
bbls and ST. so in kits; do No. ;, $40 so
in bbls S. 50 in half bbls, ST IS in kits; and
No. 3, $Sin bbls, S4 25 in half bbls and 81 90
in kits. Cod Y box 81 40, and she - Is in
drums. New haddock ST 250l 30. and
behring's 35c p box.
BAGGING-We note a better inquiry in
filling orders and good stock on hand.
India is held, in round lots, at Ice, but no
sales, and domestic jute at 1Sc in round lots. !
Dealers are retailing domestic jute at IS a
1870 T. yard. Hemp and fax is held at lSc
India in bales is retailing at 1914 a I7c u
ward.
BALNG TwNE-Dealers are retailing at
Il @ l8e P IL. I
IRON CoTToN TIEs-Are selling at Sc q
GUNNY BAGs-The market is very quiet t
They are held at 1sc each.
RICE-SOme small receipts of fresh beat !
Louisiana have come in from the lower
coast, and some of the new crop will prob
ably arrive by the sixth of August. We
quote Louisiana at ga 0l0c, and India at !
l5c y ID. Demand light.
HIDEs-The small supplies coming in are
readily purchased for shipment. We quote 2
green hides at Sc y ID green sailed q
I01b ollie for light, and liz 12c for
heavy; dry sailed I50 Ice; green kips 100
L2l2c; sailed kips I4c: flint hides lie; steer
hides city slaughtered over 85 lbs lie, 20 to
a lbs l0l2 a lie. 20 lbs Zoe; COW hides, as J
hey run, l0c; kips, city Slaughter, 20 to a
u lbs, 100 l213c. % to 80 Tbs lie " fb.
Calf skins, each 81. Country hides flint, 20 q
% % lbs, l60l7c; damaged half price.
8eeswax, prime yellow, J0G32c " tb.
Ok horns Sc EACH !
FRUIT-Trade is dull. The stock of nuts
and ralsins is ample Tor the demand, but
emOns are scarce and high. We quote
emons trepacked) at 50 y box Oranges
choice louisiana Sl2 p box LayerGaisins
81 a 3 05 black basket So 90 so p box; Lon
Ion layers, half boxes 50 and quarter boxes I
81 each; almonds l70lS15c; shelled al I
nonds SOC q fb English walnuts l5a lSc; 5
ilberts l20 l21Rc; pecans Zoe; figs l7c; cit I
on 45c; dates 09c; peanuts I0c p tb; pine :
lpples S203 " dozen; bananas $l03 % a
1unch cocoa nuts 50 5004 y 100; peaches O
81 25D 2 " box, as in size and quality.
BEEF-The supply is light with moder-
lte local demand. Texas mess commands
Bill 500l2; extra mess $I2 so " Dbl, and
80 for hat-bbls. Tierces are quoted at $l7
50 for mess, and $l80l8 so for prime a
ness. Western is scarce and selling at ?
5I5 500l6. There is very little Northern .
lere; it commands $l7 T. bbl y
LARD Oils selling from first hands at
sc y gallon.
MANUFACTURED ToBAcCo-We note some
ales in bond, to be delivered after the first
Ill I