New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-01-12

provement, while business on interior Rc-
count continues email. New Orleans
brands receive the preference. We quote;
Palm 80 Y Is; olive &c; magnolia &c,
and CASTLE l2o. A deduction of 10 1b
ia allowed according to size of lots. Cold
| water soap loo, and polishing l0c y ID;
extra olive 10 In round lots. and ~ o|1sc
job.
Pres FERr-Are in better supply, and
are selling at g. rs in kegs, IS 50 in Hrkins,
and $l2 SO in barrels.
TONGUEs-Arrivals of new beef are sell
ing at Sll a Ii 80 v half Dbl and $50 & Dbl;
pigs tongues at 666lse apiece by the
package.
BEEF-Arrivals of new Texas are more
liberal, and though the demand is good
prices are lower. 1t !. now selling in lots
at $lloIs y bbi and S808 50 for half
| bbls. No tierces on the market. Old
Texas continues in good supply, neglected
and nominal and is quoted at ~
Dbl, and $l4 y tierce. Northern and West
ern are scarce, and selling at Sl6DH
Dbl for the latter, and $909 50 o half Dbl.
Fulton Market Eli so q II y half Dbl.
SPARE RIBs-Are also in better supply
and easier. Quoted as 80 in barrels. and
$l0 in tierces.
NAVAL SroRRs-Continue quiet, the e1-
| isting high rates of freight preventing the
filing of orders, although an active bust
ness in this line is early looked for. Spirits
turpentne are in fair supply, aud quoted at
62h a 65o p gallon. Resin is i'll good sup
ply, and with only moderate demand
prices are easier; pale is now quoted at
81 1895, No. | at 81; of No the market
is bare. Pitch is selling at % 40 %. Tar
is Quiet at i2c y gallon.
CoAL-The demand is small, but prices
are steady at the late advance, in conse-
quence of light supplies. with no prospects
of early receipts. Pittsburg is selling at 75c
y Dbl by the boat load and 10 y hid, W
ton to steamships and Soc v Dbl to steam
boats, 81 TO manufacturers and u % At
retail. Anthracite in o small way at $i3 5O
y ton. and American camel at 81 80 p Dbl.
Market hare of English camel. The stock
at the Willow Grove landing on the first
instant comprised So boats and 9 barges.
There we're ia ken for consumption last
month "a boats and barge. No arrivals.
MOSS-Is in fair demand at steady prices.
Receipts sell readily on arrival at 303hc
for country gray; 1850 for mixed, and "a
&c for black City picked is in good de-
| mand at s p9lac y b.
MALT AND HOPs-Choiee Western barley
malt is i'll better supply and easier, selling
| at 81 % 2 bushel; good fair at 81 l2ls
| l5 common is in light demand, but
owing TO a reduced stock prices have ad-
yanoed so y bushel. being quoted az 95c.
| New York hops continue steady at % % o5c
| = ID.
IMPORTED FRUIT AND NUrs-The move-
| ment in this line IS less active, but
there is no material alteration in prices
to report. Stocks continue ample.
| We quote: Louisiana oranges at 50 q
50 p Dbl. Lemons IS y box; layer
| raisins (newj s. l2la y box, halves 81 IS,
quarters Use; London layers tnew) s. v box,
halves 81 Is. quarters 81; citron Acc;
Sultaua raisins tnew) i6o y fb; currants
| SC; prunes German, newt 9l4c; Brazil nuts
| (new) i4c English walnuts 7o; French
walnuts lac; almonds 23o; shelled almonds
3Oc; tilberts l4c; pecans tnew) Sh o91so:
dates SC; figs (new) 100 i6lec y fb: ba-
nanas and plantains none: pine apples s. IS
| 90 y dozen: eocoanuts s. so Y 400.