New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-09-10
at So IS. and 500 good treble extra on pri-

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PoRA-Ihe market is very dull. with mess
quoted at $l4 % n Dbl, and few or no sales.
T II is retailing at $l4 3719 q IA Is f bbl.
A lot of 80 bbls sold at $l4 IS p Dbl.
DRY SALT MEAT-What little is on hand
| is held by dealers, who are retailing it at
| Sac for shoulders, l0c for clear rib sides
| and 1011c for clear sides.
| BACoN-The market Is very dull and
! prices have downward tendency. Shout
| ders are offering at Sic; clear rib sides
| lJ1ac; clear sides 1Il2e II Is. Only IS
| boxes shoulders sold at Sac ~ fb.
HAMs-The market is firm with good
! demand for choice sug8r-cUred hams at 49,
| l9c ~ ID, the latter price for fancy.
| BREAKFAST BAOON-Wcstern continues
| in light supply, and commands l514c II fb.
| Northern commands l. y q l2c " fb.
LARD-Choice continues scarce and in de-
| mand. Tierces are quoted at lO12c; jobblng
at l044 c; kegs at 1213c. 40 and 10 tierces
| refined sold at lG32c p ID.
Corn IN SACKs,-There is a good supply
| on the landing. White is dull while mixed
and yellow is more inquired for. The sales
embraced $500 sacks, to wit: 200, 500 and
| 700 mixed and yellow sold at 5Sc; 400 mixed
at 81 l2c and $50, 200 and 800 white at 60c
| u bushel.
OATs-Are in moderate supply and fair
| demand and prices are frmer on account OF
| light receipts 2400 sacks were sold, of
! " L1Cn icU 81 lL0uiS at DIt' OOt SINtlHdL.I az
| 33lac; 200 St. Louis at 35c; 300 ordinary at
| 35c; 100 and 300 st. Louis at &c. 80 and
| 300 90 at 38c; 400 choice ST. Louis at Acc,
! and 900 choice Galena at 4jc Y bushel.
BRAN--Is in fair supply and firm at pre-
yi0us prices. The sales were confined to
| ll43 sacks, to wit: Dab and 400 in bad order
| at 81 12c, and 100 and 400 at 81 y 90 TBS
HAY-The supply is fs i. On the landing,
and prices are unchanged. ASS bales were
sold. of which 50 at $27 50; 800 and $50 at
| S28; 100 at $.8 SO, and IS at $29 y ten.
| POULTRY AND EGGs-Chckens are in light
| supply, and are selling on the landing at
! SIS Y dozen for the grown, and s. for the
young. There are no ducks CT turkeys
| coming in. Louisiana geese are selling at
| $6a7. Eggs are selling at Is 027c = dozen.
Observation-Disclosures are in fair demand
| at unchanged prices; white sprouts, by
river, are selling at So 1912 so, and russets
| at So T. Dbl: russets 10y rail at So % q bel.
Choice onions have declined. and are sell
ing at s. 1903 % q Dbl. Choice apples
$303 25 = Dbl. Cabbages, choice, 81 y
box. Sour krout very duh at s. y BIOL.
Northern beans-White SIS; Western S13
0l3 80; green peas $40; lady peas $608
" bbl. Died apples 713c for new; dried
peaches n &c o. Is.
LARD OIL-Is selling from store at zoe O.
gallon for summer and 85c for winter
strained
SlAh SANDLES-fAl6 i'll dlD PIC supply Lt1
the wants of the trade, all weights command
I9c wholesale and l912c p tb jobbing.
WooL-The market is quiet and very
little is being done. Northern orders
having been withdrawn on account
of the dulIness of manufactured goods. We
quote, nominally, lake 40 044c; clean Loulsi-
ana 81 a Ace and bury 20 025c ~ 10.
TALL0w-Is in demand for export at so
91sc y tb. Small lots are selling at 08Ac
for ordinary and 909he y tb for prime.
NAVAL SToREs-The small receipts of
spirits turpentine arriving are readily
purchased at seize q gallon. The de
Inand for rosin is confined to the local
trade, want of tonnage restricting ship
ments. 1t is quoted at s. q BIOL for
pale and virgin; So - a for No. /; 50 so
for No ,, and So for common The mar
ket is bare of pitch; It is selling at 81 -
" Dbl. Tar is held at 10 Dl2c II gallon,
with very little demand.
SOAP-There is an active demand for this
article, III anticipation Of advanced prices
from the high rates of English soda. New
Orleans brands command the preference
Manufacturers sell to the trade at Sc
y 1b for palm, 6 a GA for olive, ga 06l2c for
Southern family, lie for CASTLE, Sic for
magnolia; III large lots y a lc less r. ID.
Cold water soap l0C; salt and hard water
| Toe; polishing soap Zoe II ID
COAL-Ihe stock of Pittsburg at the VIII
low Grove landing on the first instant was
3 French creeks, 10 boats ami 8 barges.
Taken for consumption during August %
boats and barges. Arrivals same month,
100 boats, 10 barges and French creeks.
1t is selling at $50 r Dbl by the
boat load, and 81 so y hid; 70c Y
Dbl to steamboats,, 75c to manufactures,
and 85c at retail Anthracite is retailing at
$I2 00l3 T ton and American camel at
81 10 y Dbl. No English camel coal in
market
OAK STAyEs-The stock on hand is large,
and few shipments are being made on ac-
count Of the scarcity of Tonnage. We quote
extra pipe, culled, y 1900, delivered along
side of vessel, $50; wine pipe $lI50l20;
extra hid $l35 q $40; extra claret 500 DIGS;
Dbl 500; and keg $40 G45.
HGDEs-Green hides are firm at the adj
vance. We quote Green hides at
912c p ID; green sailed Zoe; dry sailed "A
a I413c; flint l5c; green kips I2c sailed do
l3c q ID. In city hides prices are soft
ening. We quote: Steer hides, city
slaughtered, over 3 les l0lec; do 10 to
"a tbs lie; do under 70 TBS lG45o; COW
hides city slaughtered, as they run, Zoe;
kips, city slaughtered 20 to "A lbs l4c;
do IS to 30 Tbs l2c: calf skins, 81 each;
country hides, flint, 90 to 25 tbs l5c dam
aged half price. Ok horns sc apiece.
Moss-We note some receipts by railroad,
which meet with very slow sale at a DC T.
fb. City picked is held at 6@9l3c t. ID,
bus no demand.
BUTTER-Ths supply Of Western is fair,
aud moderate demand, without change in
prices. We quote choice at lS0-c, and
medium at 100I2c q tb. The inferior
grades are almost unstable. There is Il
light stock Of choice Goshen in market; it
is quoted at Soc y To- The inferior grades
are plenty, but not inquired for.
CHEEsE-The market is bare OF choice
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