New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-08-27

at l74 a ISc. III tlerCes sold on the spot at
l74kc, and 100 do to arrive at I714c; l8
tierces country at l6c q fb.
BREAKFAST BACOE-ls scarce and West
ern commands 15c y 10. Northern is dull
at lie y 10.
DRY SALT MEAT-There is very little
here. 1t is held by dealers. and is retailing
at Sc for shoulders, 912c for clear rib sides,
and l0c for clear sides.
WHIsKY-The market is very dull. Louis
lana and ordinary Western rectiied is
quoted at GOA 93c.P gallon; choice Gin
cinnati CSC y gallon, with little or no de-
mand. A lot Of 25 bbls Louisiana rectifed
sold at 93c p gallon.
Corn IN SACKs-Is in good supply on the
| landing with moderate demand at pre-.
vious prices The sales were confined to
| 700 sacks of which 100 mixed at soc, 800 do
! at SIC, and $50 white at 65c y bushel
OATs-The supply on the landing is good
! with a moderate demand at unchanged
| prices. 500 sacks st. Louis sold at 3Sc, and
| so do at 40c y bushel.
| BRAN-Is in moderate supply and de-
mand at firm prices. l25 sacks sold at 921Rc,
| and 500 at Csc y 100 TBS.
| HAYS in fair supply on the landing,
| but we did not hear of a sale. 1t is quoted
at $27 028 for prime st. Louis and $50 y ton
for choice.
| POULTRY AND EGGs-C Chickens are selling
! on the landing at $6a6 so p dozen for the
! grown, and 81 IA IS for the young; ducks
! 81 50; geese S607; turkeys $l20l5. Eggs
are selling at l20l6c dozen.
! BUTTER-Western is in ample supply and
| dull Choice is quoted nOminally at lSc,
and medium 10 lie " tb. There is fair
! stock of Goshen in market. Choice com
mands SOC p 10. The inferior grades
OF both are neglected and prices are nom
! inal.
CHEEsE-The market is abundantiy sup
Piled with Western, with a very limited
! demand. Choice factory is selling at II q
| I3c, the latter price for strict selections.
! New York cream commands l6C T. 1b. The
inferior qualities are almost unstable.
| SCULENTS-POtatOes are IN talr sup
ply and demand at previous prices,
White sprouts, by river, are selling
at s. 25 y bbl and So so for russets;
! bv rail 50 IS p Dbl. Choice onions are
frmer and command So y Dbl Green ap,
pies 81 2503 50 y Dbl. Cabbages 81 q
| SIS 50 p box. Sour krout S. 5006 y
| ern $l00l2 red beans $80l2; green
peas $500; lady peas $608 y Dbl. Beets
| 81. Carrots So so p Dbl. Dried apples @
| iOc: dried peaches 5 06c y fb.
COFFEE-The market is quiet with firm
prices. We quote: Prime (gOld) 1871 a l94c;
! good l745 l84c; fair HOH24c; ordinary
! I50l6eP Is. The stock in dealers hands
| estimated at 500 bags.
RICE-The market is quiet, with a stock
of old and new Louisiana of about $50 bbls
in first hands. We quote No. (chittsl
| 202I5c; Ne. 2 (brCken) 405c; inferior
| 606lRc ordinary to good ordinary al l2c;
prime to good prime 8084Rc; and choice
| sac y ID.
! FRIJIT-The stocks of nuts and raisins is
| fully equal. to the light demand, but
| lemons are lower. We quote lemons at
| $40 y box; oranges none in market layer
| raisins 81 IS y box; London layers none;
currants 9l2 a Toe y tb; prunes Germany 10
| ollie; Brazil nuts l5c; English Walnuts 10
| GI8c: almonds II a l8lRc; shelled almonds
3Oc; fIberts 1912 a lac; pecans IOc; figs l6c;
! citron 4O044c y b; bananas 81 d3; plan
tains 75c a 81 25 p bunch; pineapples $20
| 9 50 q dozen; cOcOanuts s. 50D3 so p 100;
! peaches SOC a 81 so p box. as in quality.
BREAD AND CRACKERs-There is a fair
| local demand, and bFisEEshipping business
! is being done. We quote navy bread at DC,
! pilot bread SAGE, French biscuit 7c, soda
! crackers safe, butter 607c, picnic case,
oyster Sc, sugar q l2c, cream II a l2c, mic
| nae l5c, ginger nuts Il0l2c, lemon snaps
! 16c, Crescent biscuit l5c, cracknel biscuits
35c.
SALT-We hear of a sale of cargo to ar
rive at 81 50 gold Latest advlces from
| Liverpool quote prime 200 y cent higher
! than at same time last year. Dealers
rates from store are 81 rs for
coarse, and 81 IS for fine, with a reduction
of IOe y sack when taken from warehouse.
In Turks Island we note a dull market,
and one sale made on private terms;. the
stock is ample, and it is selling from store
at 81 IS y bag Table Salt In. pockets
! ~ CSC EACH as in size.
BAGGING-India is offered freely at
! wholesale at l5c, and domestic jute at l7C
p yard, with very little doing. The stock
| of Iudia is light and very little in demand.
! There is a good local inquiry for
! lutte. Dealers are doing brisk. bust
ness in filling country orders, and are
retailing domestic j4te at lS12c; India in
bales at l5I7 a loo, and 14l2c in rolls. Hemp
and fax is held at liza a l8c T. yard.
BALING TwINE-Dealers are retailing at
| II else y lb.
IRON COTTON TIEs-Are selling at &c p
rs.
GUNNY BAGs-There is very little de-
mand for them. They are held at l8C each.
/ COOPERAGE-Sugar hogsheads and mo-
! lasses barrels are held firmly at 81 lad IS
for the former, and 81 Goal Is for the lat
ter. Hoop pools are higher, and now held
! firm at $50 as for hOgsheads; $500 % for
barrel, and $50 y 1000 for half bbls.
Cypress slaves sell at $l5020 y 1000
for barrel, and S35 a 40 for hOgshead.
! MALT AND HOPs-There is a little more do
! ing, but the stock is ample for the demand.
| Choice Western fall malt commands 81 80
! al so, choice Western spring do 81 30 al a.
! good 81 l001 IS, and common 9Oc u
bushel. There is no Canada in the mar
ket. Prime to choice New York hops, crop
of 1871, sell at 85c a 81, and ordinary to good
Wisconsin 7O0SOc y tb. Old hops sell at
! Is 040c y fb, according to grade.
BEEF-There is fair supply of Texas
| with a small stock of Western and North
ern. We quote Texas mess $ll 0l2; extra
mess $l2 SO y Dbl. and 81 al so for haH-bbls.
| Tierces are quoted at $l7 all so for mess,
and $l8 a Is so for prime mess. Western
mess $l40l5 in bbls, and Northern SIS 50
0l6 for bbls, and SO for half-bbls.
STAR CANDLEs-Are in ample supply for
the wants of the trade, all weights command
| I9c wholesale and l912C T. fb jObbing.
WOOL-Tbe stock on hand is estimated
| at $4,000 lbs. We note some looking
around, but no sales to report. We quote
lake 40 044c; clean Louisiana 81 a 40c, and
| bury 20 025cP tb. ...
TALLOw-Is in demand for export at 90
| Csc % Is. Small lots are selling at 80S4c
for ordinary and 909Ac p ID for prime.
NAVAL STOREs-The small receipts of
| spirits turpentine coming are readily
! purchased at 5213c = gallon. The de-
mand for rOsin is confined to the local
trade, want of tonnage restricting ship
ments. tits quoted at $505 so 2 Dbl for
| pale and virgin; 50 7504 for No. l; 8 50
! for No. 2, and So for common. Pitch Is
selling at $4 IS p Dbl, and tar 80I0c p
gallon, with very little demand.
| SOAP-We note a much better demand,
and considerable trade is being done. The
| New Orleans brands are generally called
| for. Manufacturers sell to the trade at &c
p fb for palm, 6 06A for olive, 6A She for
! Southern family, l2c for CASTLE, size for
| magnolia; in large lots Y q lc less y ID.