New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-08-20

20 and 30 do, on the spot, at II24e, and Sc
casks at the railroad depot at ll34c y ID
DRY SALT MEAT-The stock is held by
dealers. 1t is retailing at IA 0719c for
shoulders, &c for clear rib sides and 912C
for clear sides.
BREAKFAST BACON-The market is bare
of Western. 1t commands. as received. BE
z tb. Northern is dull at lc 7 tb.
HAMs-The market is very firm and
choice sugar cured are quoted at II all l2C
z ID.
LARD-Choice continues in light supply
and good demand. Tierces are quoted at
9l2 a ga for refined and 94c for packers;
kegs lI4 a ll19c p 10.
| Corn MEAL-The market is well supplied
and dull 1t is quoted at s. 80 03 2 Dbl.
We have no sales to note.
WHIsKY-Is dull, with very little move
ment. Choice Cincinnati Tectihed is quoted
at CSC; ordinary Western and Louisiana 90
a 93c Y gallon. A lot of 30 bbls Louisi-
ana rectifed sold at g3c 2 gallon.
Corn IN SACKS-Is in moderate supply
and demand at previous prices. The sales
were confined to 800 sacks ordinary mixed
at SOC; 50 yellow mixed at SIC; so yellow at
58c, and $50 white at Csc U bushel.
OATs-The supply is good, with mOder,
ate demand but at weakening prices. The
sales embraced 1850 sacks, of which $50
sacks ordinary at 3Sc; 800 Ohio river at
33c; 200 at 40c; 500 St Louis at 40c and
100 choice at 42c y bushel,
BRAN-Is in good supply and dull. The
| sales were confined to 200 and 300 sacks at
| 9712 p 100 TBS,
HAY-The supply on the landing is'light,
| with limited demand at previous prices.
| 50 bales of prime ST. Louis sold at $2S, and
so choice at $50 = ton.
POULTRY AND EGGs-Chickens are selling
| on the landing at $687 y dozen for the
grown, and 81 "A 50 for the young; ducks
! sd "a 80; geese Soar, and $l20l Is for tur-
| keys. Eggs are selling at II Ice T. dozen.
| BUTTER-Western is in ample supply and
dull. Choice is quoted nOminally at l8c,
and medium 10 0I2c y tb. There is a fair
stock of Goshen in market. Choice com
mands SOC T. 10. The inferior grades
OF both are neglected and prices are nom
inal
CHEEsE-The market is abupdantiy sup
piled with Western, with a very limited
demand. Choice factory is sellings at l20
l3c, the latter price for strict selections.
New York cream commands l6c y Is. The
inferior qualities are almost unstable.
EsCULENTs-There have been no receipts
of potatoes by river since Saturday, and
we note a better feeling in the market We
quote white sprouts and early rose 81 9O02;
and russets by rail 81 so y Dbl. Choice
onions command s. Is p Dbl. Green apples
are higher, and selling at 50 2002 so y Dbl.
y Dbl Northern beans-White $I20I3;
Western Sl00l2; red beans So 0I2; green
peas $8G9; lady peas $608 y bbl Beets
81. Carrots s. so p Dbl Dried apples Z a
loo; dried peaches 506c y tb.
COFFEE-The other two vessels, viz
Banks Delphine and Julia Z. Haskell, have
been telegrapbed below coming up. The
We quote Prime (gOldl 1884 0I94c;
good "a a l8l2c; fair II "A 0l7a4c; ordinary
Is 0l6c p 10. The stock in warehouses IS |
estimated at 1000 bags.
.RICE-The market is quiet, with moderate |
receipts of new. We quote ordinary to |
good ordinary at 8 a81Rc; prime to choice |
81 09AC u 10. No Carolina in market.
FRUIT-There is but little business doing. !
Is is usual at this season, with a.stOck Of |
nuts and raIsins fully equal to the demand, |
but lemons are scarce and high. We quote !
lemons at Sll II box; oranges none in market; |
layer raisins S275G , IS; London layers none; !
currants 9l2 q l0c y ID; prunes (German) 10 |
ale; Brazil nuts I5c; English walnuts Is |
q lSc; almonds II lSl2c; shelled almonds |
30c; tilberts I2l9 a l4c; pecans l0c; figs Zoe; |
citron 40 a 44c y l6; bananas 81 3; plan
tains 75C q 81 25 T. bunch; pineappies $20 |
, 50 T. dozen; cOcoanuts s. 5003 30 T. 100;
peaches soc q 81 50 p box. as in quality.
BREAD AND CRACKERS-There is a fair
local demand and considerable is being !
navy bread at lie, pilot bread a &c, French
biscuit &c, soda crackers SAFE, butter 6 q
&c, picnic Z &c, oyster Sc, sugar 9 Ice,
cream l. q l2c nicnaC l5c, ginger nuts liz
l2c, lemon snaps Ice, Crescent biscuit Ijc,
craCknel biscuits Soc.
SALT-We have heretofore noticed an adj
vance Of 100 " cent in Liverpool and late
advices quote a still further Improvement
Of so = cent This has, to a great extent
neutraHzod the anticipated decline on aC-
count OF the reduction Of duty under
the new tariff, which took effect on the
first instant, and We quote our market firm.
Dealers rates from store are 81 60 for
coarse, and 81 20 for fine, with a reduction
Of lOc p sack when taken from warehouse
In Turks Island we note dull market
and ono sale made on private terms; the
stock is ample, and 10 is selling from store
at 81 35 T. bag. Table salt IL pockets
!I5 Sc each, as in size.
BAGGNG-There appears to be nothing
LONG at wholesale, but the dealers show
considerable movement in filing orders
'Or the country. India is held at I5l2c,
md domestic jute in round lots at I7c cash, |
Dut no sales. All the sales in the past month |
we're on private terms. Dealers are retailing
domestic lUe at Is l9l2C " yard. Hemp and |
lax is held at iSc. India in bales is retail
ng at l6L2 a lie y yard.
BALING TwEE-Dealers are retailing at
7GI5c T. 10.
IRON CoTToN TIEs-Are selling at Sc y
B.
GUNNY BAGs-There is very little de
land for them. They are held at I8c each
Communicating to a strike among
he eOOpers, together with an advance in
the prices of sugar hOgsheads
ave advanced and are now held at 81 500
Is, mOlasses barrels 81 500 90, and half +
bis 81 40 each. Barrel poles are held at C
. a 30; half bbls at $1,000, and hogs q
eads firm at SIS u 1000. Cypress slaves
ell at Sl502O y 1000 for barrel, and $3j a
0 for hOgshead. .
MALT AND HOPs-Therc is little more do
lg but the stock is ample for the demand. !
hOice Western fall malt commands 81 30
30, choice Western spring do 81 81 % Is,
God 81 I00l %, and common soc p
Ushel. There is no Canada in the mar t.
ct. Prime to choice New York hops, crop
t 1871, sell at 85c a 81, and ordinary to good !
Wisconsin 20 a. SOC p is. Old hops sell at
a 4Oc y ID, according to grade. {
BEEF-There is fair supply of Texas
18th a small stock of Western and North n
m. We quote Texas mess $ll 0I2; extra
less $l2 80 p bbl,and 81 a SO for haf-bbls
ierces are quoted at $l7 all so for mess,
nd $l8 0l8 50 for prime mess. Western fl
ess Sl4 ID in bbls, and Northern SIS so | II
Is for bbls, and 50 for half-bbls. C,
LARD OILr-The last sales in lots were al
ade at Csc y gallon. q
STAR CANDLEs-Are in ample supply for a.
e wants of the JADE, all weights command Il
&c wholesale and i913c T. tb iobbing. 10
WOOL-The stock on hand is estimated n,
IS, 900 TBS. The market is very quiet, as ht
lyers and sellers appear to be wide apart p
their views. We quote lake 40G4ic; ~
can Louisiana 81 a 4Oc, and bury 20 a 25c 70