New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-10-27

| and command 1914 a 1890 y ID. % tierces
sold at 1919 q 1890 y tb.
| BREAKFAST BACON-Is dull at 1919 a $50
| for Western and ID 0I4c for Northern.
| DRY SALT MEAT-OnIy retail business
is being done by dealers at sac 2 ID for
| shoulders.
| LARD-Continues dull at 878c for packers
in tiercee, and 9i6 09Ae for refined; key
| 1lA p tb.
WH1sKY-Is dull to-day. Louisiana is
| quoted at 92c. 50 bbls choice Cincinnati
| rectifed sold at 99c o gallon,
| BULK CoRS-The market is firm at 81 q
| 55c U bushel. There are large orders here
for Great Britain and freight room is
| wanted.
CORN IN SACKs-The supply on the land
| ing is fair, with a moderate demand at pre-
vious prices. The sales were confined to
| 100 sacks, Of which 200 yellow mixed at
| zoe; 25O and go white at Zoe y bushel.
| OATS-Are III good supply, with quiet
| market, and prices are unchanged. 3O0 and
| 400 sacks choice St. Louis sold at 40ce and
| 100 prime at 38c y bushel
BRAN-Es in good supply and fair de
| mand. 1900 sacks were sold, 10 wit: 200
ordinary at 81: 100, 100 and 500 at 81 o.,
and IS fancy at 81 10 = 100 lbs,
! HAY-The supply on the landing is light,
with limited demando us bales TAR St
Louis sold at $26 D ton.
! TALLow--A lot Of IS tierces ordinary sold
at Sc 10 rs. The stock on hand is good, but
| sales are restricted by the nigh rates Of
| freight. Ordinary is quoted at Sc anG
| prime at 49, 09c y ID.
| POULTRY AND EGGs-Chickens arc sell
! ing on the landing at scar q dozen for the
grown, and $444 SO for the young. Ducks
| 81 So Geese $809. Turkeys SIP for the
| Young, and $2f for old. Good Western eggs
arc selling at 20023c y dozen.
! sCULENTS-~PGtatOes are selling at IS y
| Dbl for russets by river, and $3 ID by rail.
| Onions are selling at s. % U Dbl for
Iowa red. and So IS for silver skin. Choice
! cabbages $808 50 B box. A lot Of ordl-
nary green apples by river sold at $I ~
| and a lot of 81 bills choice by rail sold
at So So " Dbl. Sour krout $808 50
! y Dbl; carrots $404 so; horse radish
| S406. Northern beans-White $l2Ql II 80;
| Western-white Sill. Green peas 81 50 q
| s % Dbl Dried apples-Market 0verst0cked
and dull at Sig a 649c; dried peaches8c " tb.
| BUTTER-Choice Western is i'll light sup
| ply and good demand at y a 23c = ID.
| Goshen Is in good supply and faiE demand
at 80 a 33c for choice. Inferior grades of
| both are neglected, and prices are nominal.
1 CHEEsE-COntinued heavy receipts Of
! Western and light demand have caused
| prices to- recede, and prime TO choice fac
| tory is now selling at l50l6c, and seec-
| tiOns at I642c p ID; New York cream lSc "
! fb; Western English dairy l8c; do nutmeg
| l9c, with a very moderate stock Tn hand.
! RICE-The supply OF Louisiana is large
| and the market is dull. The stock in first
| hands is about 5000 bbls. We quote:
| NominaIly No. 2 (broken) 3Rs a344c; com
mon a0524c; ordinary 6d612c; prime
| Z 0712c: choice T3a 0S8c Y It. Rang0On
! is held az 3a4c q ts gold in bond with
| stock of 1850 bags.
COFFEE-ghePe 10 q good io6bing demand
: and several large lots have been disposed Of
! during the week to grocers. We advance
our quotations IN accordance with the mar
ket. and quote: Prime (goId) 1734 q 1870;
good I62s 0l734c; fair I6l4 a l7c ordinary
151bc The stock on dealers hands is about
5000 bags.
BAGGING-We 4ote duff and unsettled
market, with no transactions at wholesale.
| Dealers are retailing domestic j9to at $50
Ice; India in bales at l3l5c and l213c p
yard in rolls. Hemp and fax is held at Ice
" yard, with little or no demand. India at
wholesale is Dominally he and the last sale
of domesl ic jute was at l3C Y yard.
BALrNG BWIHE-pealers are retailing az
lie = fb.
IRON GoTToN TIEs~~Gl? kinds are self.
ing at Ga pc p fb,
GUNNY BAGs-Therc Is very little lie.
fnand for them. They ar held az I8c each.
MALT AND HOPS-PGices of malt are firm.
Choice Western barley malt is selling at
81 350l 80, and good at 81 1901 20 p
bushel. New hops are are row selling at
400 45c p To-
BREAD AND CRACKERs-Both the local
and shipping trade is dull. but prices are
unchanged: We quote: Navy bread
SC, pilot bread 607c, French biscuit
&c, soda crackers CSC, butter Ease,
Boston Ease; picnic Ease, oyster
&c, sugar lO0l3c, cream l2d l3c, mic
nae l6c. ginger nuts II q l3c, lemon
snaps lie, crescent biscuit i6c. eracknel
biscuit 35c y Is.
BEEF-Tbe demand is fair for the local
trade. There is a good supply of Texas
but the scarcity of shipping in port curtail5
the demand for Texas Northern and West
ern continues scarce. We quote: Texas
mess SII oil SO y Dbl; extra mess $l2 so
" bbl. and 81 al so for hat-bbIs. Terces
are quoted at $16 50017 for mess and
ST. SO 0l8 for prime mess. Western mess
9I6 y Dbl and 50 y half bbf. and Fulton
Market $12 per half bb.
STAR CANDLES-Tbere is a light stock on
hand, and they are now held at zoe in y0und
lots and 2013c p tb jobbing.
LARD OII-In good jjobbing demand from
store at 70075o Y gallon for summer and
fall strained S2la a Sc ?or last winters
Make
IMPORTED FRU11 AND NUfs-~3 large in
voice of new Malaga raisins is expected by
the first Liverpool steamer. The stock is
fair. with moderate demand. We quote
Louisiana oranges SIS so as Rbbl: lemons
fMessinaj SO, do (Frenchl s. y box: layer
raisins S. 50 y box; London layers none;
citron Al 048c; currants (w) &c, (old) SC;
prunes German 819 &c; Brazil nuts newt
l4c: English wanuts lie; French walnuts
l4c: almonds I9l2c; shelled almonds Boo:
iilberts lac: pecans 90i0c: dates SC: figs
new i8c Y ID: bananas, piantains, &nG
pineapples none in Market cOcoanUt8 s.
as y 100.
GoTToH SEEp-iHe note free receipts, and
the mills have all resumed work. Manufac.
turers pay ST. Y ton they furnishing the
Sacks
CoTTo% SEED OIIr-There are no sales,
but considerable IS being shipped to New
York of both crude and refined. Refined
is held nominally at SOC 4 gallon.
F1sr-We look for an advance as
the catch OF mackerel is reported
light. The supplies coming in are mod
crate and command full prices. We quote;
Extra No. go in bbjs, $ll 50 in half
bbls and SIS 25 in quarter bbls; No. bay
SIS in bbis, So in half bbls, and 81 IS in
kits; No ., $I2 in bbls, So IS in half bbla;
and 81 SIS in kits. No. 3 Qarge) in bbls, $40;
No 3, So so in bbls, S. in half bbls, and
ST. 35 in kits, Potomac roe herring 50
al so in half bbis. Cod y box 81 40 d,
and &c % tb in drums, New hadd0ck 81 30
q 40, and behring's 45o p box.
WoOL-There appears to be little look.
ing around, but the market il very dull.
WequOte, nOminaIly, lake 40c; GleaE LoUIsi-
ana b a37c bury 15020o y ID.
HIDEs-We note sales Of 1000 selected,
city steers at 112ac. and 500 dry sailed at
Ice y Is. There is q good demand and
Dricps ara srrOns We uuOtn. Green hides