New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-06-30


sold, Of which rs and . casks shoulders to
arrive at &c; ~ do on the spot at Sic; 10
casks clear rib sides at 75se; g. 10 and 10 do
clear sides at slsc, and do at SAC p b..
| Shoulders are quoted at 6d6Ac clear rib
sides s98lsc; clear sides sac v fb.
| HAMs-Choiee sugar-cured are in fair
supply and demand while ordidarY are
| dull. l59 choice were sold today, of which
| 50 tierces on the spot at lie . do at l2l4c,
u at 1880, aud Is do at l2l5c 2 th; "a
/ tierces to arrive on private terms. Choice
are quoted at ia l294e; ordinary PA a lie
| Y tb.
BREAKFAST BAcoN-The supply has be-
come light and the demand is good. Prices
are frmer. Is boxes sold at I0lAe y fb.
DRY SALT MEAT-The market is quiet,
with light supplies of shoulders. 10 casks
shoulders sold at Sac, and 10 do at 5l5e p
rs. There are no sides on hand.
LARD-The market is dull, without any
sales worthy OF note. Packers IN tierces is
quoted at Sac; refined Ga 091ke; kegs l0he
for kettle rendered and l094c for refined.
Cow PEAs-SOme 3I9 sacks Carolina have
just been received, and the stock now on
hand embraces about 700 sacks. There is a
good demand for the country, and 400 sacks
were sold yesterday and to-day, in lots, at
So 1923 60 " bushel
BULK CoBE--There is no movement, owing
to the want of freight room for Great Brit
ain. The market is quoted at So a SIC "
bushel
Corn IN SAcKs-Ts in good supply and
demand 1000 sacks were sold, of which
1900 mixed at sec, $50 do at 551Rc, 800, 100
and 1900 do at SIC, 600 white at 69c, 500 and
$50 choice do at zoe Y bushel
0ATs-Are In good supply and moderate
demand 5000 sacks were sold, of which
SIS ordinary Ohio river at 40c, 700 sacks St.
Louis at Acc, lao and $50 do at 44c, 200 and
300 at 45c, 1000 choice at 45c, $50 and 500
choice Galena at Acc v bushel
BRAN-Is in fair supply, and dull. 100
sadks ship stuff sold at 81 05 v 100 lbs.
HAYS in ample supply and limited de-
mand. 500 bales were sold, of which $50
prime St. Louis at $25; 100 and 200 do at
scr, and so do prime Ohio at $28 y ton.
Prime st. Louis is quoted at $25027; prime
Ohio river $27 as; choice $50 v ton.
WHIsKY-The market is very dull. Choice
Cincinnati rectified is held at &c; common
Western at 80 090c, and New Orleans at Gle
y gallon.
PoULrRr AND EGes-Chiokens are
selling on the landing at $506 for
grown and 1894 for young; ducks
1904; geese $607; turkeys $I2015 y
dozen. Eggs are in good supply and sell
ing at 80llc y dozen, as IN quality.
EsCULENTs-New potatoes are In fair sup
are rather small in size, and are selling at
So % Dbl; some came in from Nashville,
and sold at 81 80 " Dbl, but not quite ripe.
Louisiana are quoted at @303 IS " Dbl.
Western onions are selling at SO rs and Lou
isiana at 81 so u Dbl. Apples So 3S Dbl.
Cabbages 5010c " head. SOurkrOut $120
l4R Dbl. Northern beans---White COM
mand sl2; Western white slQ9I2; red
$S0l2; green peas $S09; lady peas
seas v Dbl. Dried apples s0l0c; dried
peaches sac Y fb.
BUTTER-The market is overstocked with
Western. There is very little demand, with
q downward tendency. We quote choice
Western at l60lSc. Goshen is in good
supply, and selling at % 030e y fb for
choice Inferior grades of both are ne
elected, and prices are nominal.
CHEEsE-No choice Western cheese in
market. 1t would command I4015c y ID.
New York cream is dull at l7c y Is. In
feriOr grades are dull and neglected.
CoFFEE-We hear of an offer being made
on a cargo Of 1000 bags expected from Bra
I'll about the first of August, but no particu-
lars transpired. The market is firm with
little demand to-day. We quote prime I91hc
gold, in bond; good 1874 0l9Ac; fair 1870
1910 y fb. There is a stock in dealers
hands of about 300 sacks Rio; none in first
hands. In bonded warehouses there are
10000 bags held by grocers here and in the
interior, waiting to be withdrawn free of
duty after the first proximo. A retail bust
ness is doing at 23l9 o. 4c for fair and 24ls
025c. currency, for prime.
COOPERAGE-The season is now coming
on and planters are looking around for con-
tracts Sugar hogsheads are held at SO IS
"A, and mOlasses barrels at ST. so each.
The stock Of hoop poles is ample for
the demand, which is very moderate. Bar
-,oTo@ EoTE ,Af h,TG ~
20, and hogshead $60070 p 1000. Cypress
slaves sell at $1,000 " 1000, as in quality
and dryness and $35 40 for hogshead.
STAR CANDLEs-Ihe market is fully sup
piled, according to the wants of the trade.
All weights command Ice y tb, wholesale,
and l91ac jobbers prices. A lot of $50
boxes sold to-day at l9c p b.
FEsH-The demand is confined to a small \
local trade and very little will be done un-
til the supplies of new come in. We quote:
MackereI No. l $13 so in bbls, 81 in half
bbls and 81 so in kits; do No. 2, $40 so
in bbls S. so in half bbls, 81 IS in kits; do
No, 8, $8in bbls, 81 25 in half bbls and 81 20
in kits. Cod p box ST 40, and 515c p fb in
drums. New haddock 81 25al 80. and
herrings 30c y box.
BAGGING-There is a very good stock on
hand but the market is very quiet, as buy
ers will not commence filing orders for
few weeks, when good trade is expected.
Dealers are retailing domestic jute at 1870
19l9c y yard. Hemp and flax is held at lSc
India in bales is retailing at l655 0l7c y
yard.
BALNG TwIEE-Dealers are retailing at
II a Se " fb.
Iron CoTroN TIEs-Are selling at Sc y
Ii.
GUNNY BAGs-The market is very quiet.
They are held at I9c each.
HIDEs-The small supplies coming in are
readily purchased tOr shipment We quote
green hides at &c y fb steer hides, |
city slaughtered over IS lbs, 1015c 20 to "a |
lbs, la l5c damaged half price. Beeswax, |
they run, 90.10c; kips, city slaughter, 90 to |
"A lbs, lI012e, Is to 30 lbs I00Ilc " fb. |
Calf skins, each 81. Country hides, flint, 20 |
to % genuine yellow, SO032e y ID. Ok
horns Sc each.
RICE-Some small receipts Of fresh beat |
Louisiana have come in from the lower |
coast, and some of the new crop viii prob |
ably arrive by the sixth Of August. We |
quote Louisiana at ga a l0c, and India at |
74Rc y Is. Demand light.
FRUIT-We note a very dull market. |
The stock Of nuts and ralsins is ample /
for the demand, but lemons are becoming |
scarce and dearer. We quote lemons ire 1
packedl So 5007 y box. There are no /
oranges on hand. Layer raisins 1898 so; /
London layers-nOne; black basket 50 256 |
SO v box; almonds IL IS1he; shelled al |
monds Doc v 10; English walnuts I5018e; |
hlberts 120I2lao; pecans l0c; figs 17c; cit |
ron 45c; dates 809c; peanuts l0c p ID; pine
apples 50 v dozen; bananas $103 y bunch; |
cocoa nuts 50 5004 " 100.
Moss-The stock is increasing, with
little or no demand. We quote conn |
try at SC, and city packed at case y Is.
MALT AND HoPS-There is very little /
doing. and the supply is ample for the de-