New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-12-05

Western eggs 80 a 35c y dozen, as in condi.
/ ton.
sCULENTs-Potatoes are in good supply
! and lower, owing to the difficulty IN trans
portation 800 bbls choice russetts sold at
| s. IS in -four bbls Onions are very scarce;
! 100 bbls choice sold at 81 so ? Dbl
Cabbages-choice sell at So az y box. Krout
| So a 9 p bbl. Northern beans-White 81 50
| q l.; Western white SO 500l0. Green peas
s. 80 y Dbl. Dried apples 505lac in bbls.
Dried peaches 512 a &c y Is. Both very
| dull. IS bbis sold at SC Y 10. Dried
| peaches-lS b6ls sold at size p Is.
| Pres FEET-Ar8 scarce, and the few that
| have been received sold at 81 IS as y key
! SPARE RIBS, ETC-Spare ribs are selling
| at $ll01l 80 Y Dbl. Pigs tongues are
selling at Sac. each by the barrel.
| BEEF-Is in a little better demand, but
buyers are 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 We quote: Texas mess .nomi-
naIIy SIi oil 50 y Dbl; extra mess $l2 so
y Dbl. and 81 ~ 50 for half bbls. Tierces
| are quoted at SIS 500H for mess, and
SIT 50 l8 for prime mess. Western mess
$I6al7 50 Y Dbl and So y half Dbl, and
Fulton Market Sill so y half Dbl.
STAR CANDLES-Are in good demand and
selling at zoe in round lots, and 2012o y il
LARD On-Is very dull. Summer strained
is retailing from store at 70 G75c, and win
ter at soc b gallon. No buyers at whole
sale.
STARCH-Is in fair supply and demand at
Az a 424c u Is for Western in round lots.
SoAP-The local trade is fair, but the
shipping demand is light. New Orleans
brands command the preference. We quote:
Palm &c p Is; olive 619 07c; magnolia she,
and CASTLE l2c. A deduction of Il q lc = Is
is allowed according to size of lots. Cold
water soap Toe, and polishing lOc 70;
extra olive 7c IN round lots, and IA 07l3c
MALT AND HoP8-Choice Western barley
malt is selling at 81 35a1 so; good fair is
quoted at 81 IS, and common at 90e y
bnshel There IS a fair supply OF the lower
qualities, which are very dull, but choice is
firm. New York hops are firm at 450 soc
p to.
IMIoRtED FRUIT AID NUTs-The stock is
good from the increase OF new supplies,
and fair business is being done. We
quote Louisiana oranges Sc 86 50 =
Dbl. lemons none in market; layer
raisins new s. so 2 box, halves 81 50,
quarters 90c; London layers So = box,
halves 81 IS. quarters 81 10 TALL new;
Sultana raisinB new l6c y tb; currants
new 80812ei citron 48c; prunes lGermanl,
new l0l2 a lie; English walnuts l7c; French
walnuts lac; almonds 23c; shelled almonds
Soc: hIberts l5G; peGans new l30 lac:
dates &c; figs new 60i612c y ID; pine
apples 81 509575 p dozen; cocoanuts s. 80
y 100.
BREAD AND CRACKERs-The trade is
rather quiet, both in the local and
shipping demand We quote navy bread
at Sc, pilot bread 607c, French biscuit
70, soda crackers 08c, butter Ease,
Boston 7G9c, picnic sa9co oyster
&c, sugar. I0gl3co cream l20l3c, mic
nae i6c. ginger nuts I20I3e, lemon
snaps ne cresceB: biscuit I6ca cracknel
biscuit 35c y 10.
BAGGIEG-Is in fair demand, and dealers
are retailing domestic jute at d412 l5c +
yard, India in bales at l212e and l2c in
rolls; hemp and fax at Is Ice, with very
little inquiry ct wholesale India is quoted
at I0allo p yard, with d very light de-
mand, and the last sale of domestic jute
was 312c cash for a round lot.
WOOL-The market IS firm. We quote:
Lake 46c; clean louisiana 40 a 42c; Mexican
improved 80 135C; bury 30 025c y ID
TALLow-Th8 stock is moderate, but
and sales are restricted for want of tonnage.
Ordinary is quoted at Sc and prime at sc
= 10.
JRoH CorToN TIEs-AI kinds are sell
ing at 81a q &c " Is.
BALIHG TwsEE-Dealers are retailing at
TIC W 10.
COTTON SEED-Owing to the decline il
manufactured products and the scarcity OF
export tonnage, the price paid By the
manufacturers will be reduced to $l3 +
ton from the frat instantly. delivered on
the leTee, they furnishing the sacks.
COTTON SEED OIL-Shipments have been
made TO New York, principally on manu-
tacturers account Crude is held at 42c
and refined at &c Y gallon. but prices favor
buyers
CoTroN SEED Or CAKE-1s in fair sup
ply OF both city and country. No sales
have been made, as manufacturers are ship
ping to Europe on their own account. City
is quoted nOminaIiy at S28 49, and eoun-
try at SO + ton of G240 TBS
FIsH-Mackerel is in good supply and
dull. Prices are lower than at the North.
Extra No $22 in bbls, $lt 50 in half
bbls So in quarter bbls, and S. so in
kits. No. bay $I4 in bbls, 81 so in half
bbls. 81 in quarter bbls and s. - in kits
No. 2, $ll 50 in bbls, S. in half bbls, So in
quarter bbls, and 81 50 in kits; No 3 50
in bbIs, SIS in half bbls, $275 in quarter bbls
and 81 25 in kits. Cod y box 81 DO and Size
= ID in quarter drums: large do 6]3 0742c
T. Is. Herrings 25 q Ace y box.
SALT-The stock on hand is fair with
a good demand. Dealers rates from
store are 81 IS for coarse and 81 60 for
fine, with reduction of lOc p sack when
taken in lots at warehouse. Turks Islands
dull, with no cargoes offering. 1t is retailing
at 81 25 q l IS y bag of two bushels Table |
salt ID pockets 2i2 12c each. as in size.
HIDEs--Are in light supply, with good
demand for domestic tanneries. Prices are |
steady and strong. We quote: Green hides |
912c; green sailed l0lz 0llo; dry sailed l6D |
I6l2c; flint liz O l8c p 10. In city hides |
the market is active at firm prices. We |
quote: Steer hides, city slaughter ii
lll4c: kips, 20 to "a lbs, lac; do 25 to 80 |
tbs, l3l2c; calf skins 81 each country hides. |
flint, 20 to @ lbs, II a II 12c; damaged, half |
price. Ok horns sc each.
Goals in moderate supply and fair |
demand. The stock at the Willow Grove |
landing on the first instant comprised sew |
enty seven boats and three barges OF Pitts |
burg. There was taken for consumption
last month thirty one boats and one barge. |
Pittsburg is quoted at Coo p Dbl by the |
boat load and So p hid, 81 so y ton to
steamships, 75c = Dbl to steamboats,, Soc |
to manufacturers and 81 at retail. Anthra |
cite is retailing at $l30l4 y ton, and
American camel at 81 25 v bbl. No Eng
lish camel coal IN market.
NAVAL STOREs-There are some orders
here which can not be filed on account of the
high rates of freight. Spirits turpentine are
in fair supply and firm at Csc V
moderate demand Pale and virgin is
quoted at S. y Dbl; No. at 81, and No. 9
at 50 75 Pitch is scarce. Tar is selling at
Toe % gallon, with very little demand.
OAK SrAyErThe stock on hand is good
with fair demand, and some shipments are
being made. No change in prices. We
quote: Extra pipe, cullei, p 1900, delivered
alongside of vessel, $3.50 1876; extra hogs-
head $I35 a 40: wine pipe $1l50 100; claret