New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-12-21

| and firm, and are selling on the landing a
So so for russets and peach blows, and $37
p bbl for early rose and Goodrich
! Northern are in good demand, with sales
reported to ;arriVe of 600 bbIs jackson
whites in lots at 81 50 y Dbl; onions quoted
at $607 y Dbl; apples $507 y Dbl; West
ern beans $901l y Dbl, and Northern
do $I2@ II 50; cabbages $8010 p box
dried peaches dose y Is; dried apples 5a
She y Is; green peas 81 70 p Dbl; sourkrou
IS a 10 Y Dbl; horse radish 81 a. 10 p Dbl
turnips $303 50; beers ST. so; carrots
So and pea nuts 5 at &c y tb.
| CoFFEE-Is in good local demand, will
considerable inquiry for the West. Prices
are strong, with an upward tendency, and
| we continue to quote: Prime 1874 a 19C
(guld), good liza q IS13c, fair IN a 17&4c
and ordinary l5l2 0l6l2c y Is. Stock il
dealers hand II, 500 bags.
MALT AND HOPs-ChOice Western barley
malt ia in better supply and easier, selling
| at 81 IS y bushel; good fair at ST. 1915 q
Is; common is in light demand, but
owing to reduced stock prices have ad-
vanced SC y bushel, being quoted at Csc.
| New York hops continue steady at 50 a SOC
| p bushel
Pres FEET-The market is nearly bare
and prices are entirely nominal; quoted at
| $50 U key.
BAGG1EG-Dealers are doing fair bust
ness in this article, and are retailing
domestic jute at 15c y yard, India
in bales at l244c, and 12c y yard in
| rolls; hemp and fax at l5016c, with
very little inquiry. India at wholesale is
| quoted at l0allc p yard, with a very
| light demand, and domestic jute is held at
| lac.
IRON CoTToN TIEs-All kinds are sell
| ing at 812 a &c y b.
BALTNG TWINE-Dealers are retailing at
l7c v 10.
GUENY BAGs-The market is very quiet
They are held at 18c apiece.
HIDEs-The market continues inactive for
green sailed hides at the recent decline,
but dry salt and flint are in good demand
at last weeks closing prices. Sales are re-
ported of 800 city slaughter at lie, 600 do
at IL Zee, and 1900 city kips at lac. We quote
green sailed city at lie, and country at
11Ac; dry flint at l7c, and dry sailed at
18lac. In city slaughter, steer hides over
IS lbs are quoted at 1012c; 20 to 81 lbs at
lie; under 70 lbs at I0c; cow hides as they
run at l013o; kips, 20 to "a TBS, at l4c; do,
25 to. 30 Tbs, at l2c; calf skins 81 each; OK
horns each Sc.
SPARE RIBS, ETC-Spare ribs have ad-
vanced under light supply, and are now
selling at $ll 6l2, with sales to arrive, the
particulars of which have not transpired.
Tongues continue in light supply at &c
piece by the barrel
BEEF TONGUES-Fresh arrivals are selling
at $l10$l2 ~ half Dbl
BEEF-OId stock is neglected, as buyers
are awaiting the arrival of new, which is
expected daily. Texas is in good supply,
but the stock of Northern and Western is
light, with sales restricted by the scarcity
of shipping in port. Texas is quoted nOmi-
naIly at $Il oil 50 2 Dbl; extra mess $l2 so
y Dbl. and 81 al SO for half bbls. Tierces
SIG 500l7 for mess, and $I7 SOILS for
prime mess. Western mess $l6@17 so U
Dbl and $9810 so p half Dbl. Fulton Mar
ket $1l 500I2 Pghalf Dbl
CooPERAGE-ls in fair demand and
firmer for sugar bogsheads, while barrels
are in ample supply but steady. We now
quote: Sugar hOgsheads So 1884, and mo-
Iasses barrels at 81 so and half barrels at
81 20 each. The stock Of hoop poles is
ample for the demand which continues mod
crate. Barrel poles are held firm at $500
at $50 @85. Cypress slaves sell at $I6020
y 1000, as in quality and dryness, and
$50 @35 y 1000 for hogshead-
POULTRY AND EGGs-Chickens are sell
ing on the landing at $506 y dozen for
the grown, and So 5004 for the young.
Ducks So 5704. Geese $90I0. Turkeys
$l6020. Eggs are tirmer, and now COM
40@-c y dozen.
IsIP0RTED FRUIT AND NUTs-A brisk bust
ness is being done i'll this line The local
demand is active, and considerable inquiry
exists on interior account. Stocks are
large. We quote: Louisiana oranges at $50 |
8 50 " bbl. Lemons SIS y box; layer |
raisins new s. 1913 = box, halves 81 25, |
quarters 75c; London layers new So y box, |
Sultana raisins new Ice p tb; currants
&c: prunes German, newt 94ac; Brazil nuts !
new lie English walnuts lie; French |
walnuts lac; almonds 23c; shelled almonds |
Boo; tilberts lac; pecans new 8+2 09l2G; |
dates Sc; figs new 100 l642c " ID; ba
nanas and plantains none; pine apples So IS |
03 t. dozen: cocoanuts S. so ~ 100.
STAR CANDLEs-Are in good demand at
20c y fb in round lots. They are iobbing
at 2019c p fb.
COTTON SEED-Owing to the decline in
products and the scarcity of
export tonnage, the price paid by the
was reduced to Sl3 Y ton
(lrom the first instantly, delivered on the
levee, they furnishing the bags.
COTTON SEED OH-The market is with
out animation, and prices have declined &c
j. gallon. Shipments are being made to
New York, principally on manufacturers
account. Crude is now quoted al doc, and
refined at SOC y gallon.
COTToN SEED OH. CAKE-The supply of
both city and country is good, and prices
have weakened No sales are transpiring,
are shipping to Europe on
their own account. City is now quoted at
527 50028 and country at 1923 SO ga y
on.
STARcH-Is in light supply and fair de-
nand at Az q FAC 2 Is for Western in
'ound lots.
SoAP-The local trade is fair, but the
shipping demand is light. New Orleans
brands command the preference We quote:
Palm &c y 10; olive SCI magnolia SC,
md CASTLE l2c. A deduction of lo y tb
) allowed according to size Of lots. Cold
Tater soap l0c, and polishing Toe Y tb;
Extra olive &c in round Iots, and IA D713c
BREAD AND CRACRERs-The local and
hpping demand is brisk, but without any
material change in prices to report. We
Iuote navy bread at 4Ac, pilot bread 5 q
&c, French biscuit &c, soda crackers 6 07o,
utter &c, Boston Sc, picnic &c, oyster &c,
ugar 90l2c, cream lie, ginger nuts l2c,
emon l6c, crackneI biscuit 35c u Is.
LARD OIL-Summer strained is dull and
ominal but winter do is in moderate job
ing demand at 8008242e y gallon. No
0und lots selling.
CoAL-The demand for this article is light,
tut owing to the small supply on hand, |
With no prospects of immediate receipts,
rices have advanced. Pittsburg is now
uoted at 75c y biol by the boat load and So
hid, So " ton to steamships, 90c W Dbl
o steamboats,, ST. to manufacturers and
] IS at retail, Anthracite is retailing at
10 50 " ton, and American camel at s 50
hbl No English camel coal in market. I
NAVAL STOREs-The market is quiet, the
Ugh rates of freight restricting the filing
orders. Spirits turpentine are in fair I
upply and quoted nominally at Csc U :
aIlOn R0sin is in good supply and !
lOderate demand. Pale is held at S. y