New Orleans Republican., 1873-02-09
NEW ORLEANS REPUBLICAN, SUNDAY, FEBRUARY g. 1873

fair demand. Prices have fallen So v Is
Lake selling at 40 a 42c; 35c for louisiana
clear: 20c for Mexican improved, and l50
| 20c for bury.
| CoAL-The stock of Pittsburg has betr
very much reduced, and prices at wholes8 c
have advanced. 1t is selling at $lI v hid
| 81 10 to steamboats,, 81 25 to manufacturers
and 81 so at retail. Anthracite in small
| way at $l3 so v ton; Virginia camel al
81 80 y bhl. The market is bare of glish
| camel The stock at the Willow Grove
| landing on the first instant comprised u
| boats and barges, of which only II boats
] for consumption, the balance are tor the
Gas Company and Morgan's line. There
| were taken for consumption last month g
| boats. No arrivals
| BEEF-New Texas is in fair supply, an
selling at Sill 5001 12 50 " Dbl, aud $l60iS v
tierce. Half barrels command $808 80. Old
| Texas is neglected and nominal. Northern
| and Western are scarce; the latter is sci
| ling at Sl6Dl7 in bbs, and $l0 a 10 so in
half bbls. Western sugar cured sll, and
| Fulton Market $l20l2 so " half bbl.
| MALT AND HoPs-The stock of malt is
| good, but the demand is moderate. Prices
| at the West are very firm and tending up
ward. Choice Western barley is selling
| at 81 35al So according to quality. Good
| distillery malt at 81 l0a1 Is. Hops are
scarce and have materially advanced; New
| York is quoted at 81 i5c, and Wisconsin CSC
| y fb.
| Norwood, with a cargo of oranges and
lemons from Messina, is daily expected.
A considerable portion of the crop
of Louisiana oranges was injured by
frost. We quote Louisiana oranges at
$ll p .bbi. Lemons S. y box; layer
raisins $202 05 y box, halves 81 goa III 25,
quarters 70075c; London layers SO y box,
halves 81 rs, quarters none; SultaDa
raisins l6c y fb; citron a a 45c; currants
&c; prunes tGerman) SC; figs l5c; Brazil
| nuts lac; English walnuts l7c; French
walnuts l4e; almonds 2Ic; sheIled almonds
SIC; fiberts l4c; pecans lie, and tend
ing upward; dates Sc v fb: bananas
l03; plantains 81 az v bunch; pineapples
81 SO y dozen; cocoanuts $5 v loo.
CooPERAGE-As the season is over, there
is no demand for sugar hogsheads, which are
nominally quoted at So IS each. Moasses
barrels are dull and lower they are quoted
at 81 s50 40, the former for country make
Green barrel poles are scarce and held at
S35a 40; the cid stock is quoted at $25 y
1000 for barrel. and SIS for hogshead.
STARCH-Is selling at 505Ac p fb, ac-
cording tn size of lots.
PIGS ToNGUEs-Are quoted at 4c p
tongue.
LARD On-Choice winter strained, is
CASTOR On-The last sale of New York
was at l5c p ID
BREAD AND CRACKERs-The shipping de-
mand and local trade is moderately
good. Navy bread is selling at 41tc, pilot do
5@6c, French biscuit7c, soda crackers 07c,
butter &c, Boston Sc, picnic &c, oyster Sc,
sugar 90l2e, cream lie, ginger nuts l2c.
lemon snaps Ice. craeknells 35c " fb.
TOBACCO We did not hear of a
sale to-day. The supply on sale
is estimated at $50 hhds. Quotations are
nominal, but we give our recent figures for
reference, as follows: 5000 for lugs, go
gao for low leaf, GA a l0Ac for medium
lIA 01l34c for good and 1914 a l34zc for
fine and selections. Receipts today, none;
exports, 2l0 hhds; stock on hand by our
running statement, 1925 hhds.
FREIGErs-A ship was taken up for
Rerel at ] I6d for cotton. Yesterday
we reported one for Havre at lAc.
We quote: By steam-Cotton to Liv
erpool 1892 a sd: to Bremen s8d; to
New York 34c; TO Philadelphia 7sc;
sugar to New York 81 so y hid; molasses
$lal 25 T. bbl; molasses to Philadelphia
&c y gallon tobacco to Bremen SOS. By
sai!-Cotton to Liverpool 9-l6 q 1924; to
Havre lac; to Bremen lac; to Antwerp
Ii-l6d. Oil cake to London 40s OARS cd.