New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-01-11


at previous figures $50 bales prime sold
at s33, and 100 do at s39 y ton. Choice is
quoted at $40. We hear of sales OF 2loO
bales Northern, the particulars Of which
have not TRANSFERRED.
CHEEsE-The supply of choice Western
factory is good and prices are easier, under
small demand. It is selling at Is a l5l4o
p fb; medium grades 10 l4c; New York
cream IL a l8c; Western English dairy l7ls
a l8c, and nutmeg a6 1870 o l9o y fb.
BUrrER-Cboiee Western is scarce and IN
good request, and commands 25 6No Y ID.
Choice yellow roll 26 028c 2 lb; fair
grades of Western Is q 2Go. For inferior
grades there ia no demand. Choice Goshen
is in light supply and steady at &c y %.
EsCULENrs-PotatOesa are in good demand
and are selling at 90 5000 60 for choice
Ohio river russets and peach blows; West
ern pink eyes at $404 50; early rose and
Goodrich are scarce. and are retailing from
store at S. as 25; Jackson whites 81 500
5 50 for Western from store. Onions % O
so Y Dbl for silver skins and Iowa red.
Apples 81 50z2 y Dbl tor common and IS
90 so for gooo. White beans are in light
supply and good demand at Sll y Dbl for
Western and $i2 50 for Northern; red kid
new Sl7BlT 50. Green peas in request at
| $40 a IL aud scarce. Dried apples dull at
5 "a &c, and choice peaches at So y tb.
| COFFEE-The market continues strong at
] full previous prices, with fair demand
| from the West No sales are reported since
onr last. Stock in first hands 5000 bags.
| We quote prime at 1917 1870 tgoldE good
| i80I84c; fair i'm % l8c y ID.
| HIDEs-Are quiet and steady az IN
| changed prices, with no transactions OF any
| Importance since our last. Country green
| are quoted at lie, and flint and dry salted
| at I8c. In city slaughter, steer hides
| over IS lbs are quoted at l0l9c; do
! IN, hIa OF Ito.H do Ia ar
! oowhides as they run at loo: kips, 20 to "a
fbs, at l2ac; do, 25 to 80 lbs, at Zoe; calf
| skins 81 each; country hides flint, 20 to Is
Ds, at lSc; damaged half price. Beeswsx,
prime yellow, at &c. Ok horns each Sc.
| WooL-Is in demand and firm, in oon-
sequence OF light stocks. We quote: Mexi-
| can improved % GTc; bury 26 n 30c; Louis
lana 80 d 400. and lake 47e50c " rs.
| TALLow-Stecks are accommodating, and
| with light demand prices are easier; 800
| packages city rendered sold at o%o y ID.
! BAGGING-Prices continue without any
important change under this head. Dealers
are doing a moderate business at l5e p
yard for domestic jute, l2l4c in bales and
| I2e in rolls LOT India; Is a loo for hemp and
fax, with very little inquiry for the latter.
| India at Wholesale is quoted at l0Dllc v
| yard. with q fair demand, and domestic
iute is held at 1871 Sl4c.
| GUENY BA0s-The market is very quiet.
| They are held ut lSc apiece.
IRON CoTToN TTEs-Au kinds are sell
| ing at Sh q GO v b.
BALNG TwR'E-Dealers are retailing at
| I7c y rs.
STARCH-Western Ia in fair supply and
| moderate demand at ia $50 p ID in round
! lots.
CooPERAcB-There Is very little doing
in this line owing TO short crops and also
10 the fact that many packages are now
h do lp.a
in light demand in consequence of the
| grinding season being nearly over, and are
now quoted at s. 25; molasses barrels at
81 350l 50, the inside Il ure for country
make. The stock OF hoop poles is ample
and they are la moderate demand. Bar
rel poles are held firm at S30035 y 1000,
half barrels $50, and hogshesds at $50 095.
Cypress slaves sell at $500 = 1000, as
in quality and drYness. and $50 035 y 1000
for hOgshead.
F1sH-Ts in fair demand at less than
Northern rates. We quote: Extra No.
422 in bbls, $lI 50 v half do, 81 for quar-
ters do. and 81 so y kit; No bay at si4 y
Dbl, 81 50 y half do, s. v quarter do, and
81 :5% kit: No. at $ll 50 y Dbl; IS =
So in bbls, IS p half do, s. IS y quarter
do, and 81 IS y kit. Cod, 81 40 v box
and 54c p ib in quarter drums; large do
Gle o. lac p Ii. Herrings, 35a4oo p box
POULTRY AND EGGs-Chickens are sell
ing on the landing at $687 g dozen
for the grown, and 1894 for the young.
Ducks $405 Geese 1910. Turkeys $l7
90 Eggs 20033c q dozen.
SALr-Is in active demand for the tribu-
taries. No cargo sales as yet TO report
or offering on the market. We quote
coarse at 81 406l IS, and fine at 81 600
TO- Turks Island ut 81 9l 05 delivered.
When taken in lots from warehouse the
usual deduction is made for drayage. Table
salt in pockets is selling at 2+a echo each.
30 in size.
COTTON SFED-Nanufaoturers have re-
dueed the price to $l3 y ton delivered on
the levee, they furnishing the sacks.
| COTTON SEED OII-The market continues
quiet, bnt no further variation has taken
place. Shipments are transpiring on manu-
faeturers' account Crude is now quoted al
4Oc, and refined at 500 . gallon.
CorroN SEED On CAKk-Is in good sup.
| ply and dull. City is ceiling at SI 5008,
and country at $23 so a24 Y ton.
RICE-Is in fair denaud for tho better
| grad 8, and the market is quoted steady at
! the late advance Louisiana is In ample
supply, and is selling at 34s q &c for No.
| (broken); 5l4 q 6Lec for common to ordinary;
6I4 NJ NO for inferior To PRIME and II q 8lso
p Is for prime to choice. Small sales OF
Carolina are reported at SO y ID for good.
| BREAD AND CRACXERs-Is in light local
| and shipping demand, but at full previous
prices. Navy bread is selling at nc, pilot do
| 586c French biscuit7 TO- soda crackers f1c,
butter &c, Boston Sc, picnic &c, oyster &c,
sugar 90l2o. cream lie, ginger nuts i2c,
| lemon snaps l6c, cracknells 35c Y 10.
SoAP-The local demand exhibits an I'm
provemeDt, while business on interior ac-
count continues small. New Orieans
brands receive the preference. We quote;
| Palm &c ~ b; olive Sc; magnolia DC,
| and CASTLE 100. A deduction OF 10 ID
is allowed according to size of lots. Cold
water soap l0c, and polishing l0c y ID;
extra olive &c in round lots, and 7A at bsc
Job.
Pics FRsr-Are In better supply, and
are selling at 90 IS in kegs, IS 50 in hrkins
and $I2 50 in barrels.
| TOHGUEs-Arrivals of new beef are sell
ing at $ll q II 30 y halt Dbl and go boil
pigs tongues at 6a6hc apiece by the
package.
BEEF-ArrivaIs of new Texas are more
| liberal, and Though the demand Is good
prices are lower. IS il now selling III lotr
at $lI0l2 p Dbl aud S808 50 for hall
bills, No tierees on the market Old
Texas continues in good supply, neglected
and nominal. and is quoted at - v
Dbl, and $l4 y fierce. Northern and West
ern are scarce, and selling at $I60H y
Dbl for the latter, and 81 q 10 so y half bbi
Fulton Market 81 SO q II y half Dbl.
SPARE RIBs-Are aleo in better supply
and easier. Quoted at s. in barrels, and
$40 ia tierces.
NAVAL SToRss-Continue quiet, the ex
istiug high rates Of freight preventing the
) filling OF orders. although an active bust
ness in this line is early looked for. Spirit
turpentine are in fair supply, and quoted al
62ts $50 y gallon. Ro-in is in good sup
ply. and with only moderate demand
nrinea arn easier: pale il now Gunted d