New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-01-25

prime and S4 % 80 Tor Ch0lce. Cdrollna ls
selling at She for fair and Go for good; In
dia in job lots INC, and 34c (goldl in bond.
COFFEB-The market is quiet and firm.
No stock in first hands, but fair business
ia doing in Job lots. We quote: Prime 1914
020c (gold); good 1914 0l94c; fair 1874
I9c 2 fb. Stock in dealers hands is about
$4,000 bags.
CooPERAGE-We note the sale of 1000
beef barrels at 81 s. each. AS the season
is over, there is no demand tor sugar
hOgsheads. which are nominally quoted
at 50 % each. Molasses barrels are
dull and lower; they are quoted at
81 % q 40, the former for country make.
Green barrel poles are scarce and held at
$35 a 40; the old stock is quoted at $25 q
1000 for barrel. and SIS for hogshead.
HIDEs-The receipts are small and de-
mand good without change in prices. We
note sales of 500 and 400 city at 10c with
out selections; 500 and 500 country
dry at l9tc y tb. Country green are
quoted at lie; dry salted at lie; and
flint at 19 goo q 10. Damaged half price.
In city slaughter, steer hides over IS
lbs are quoted at l042e; do 20 to "a
lbs at lie; do under 20 lbs at l01sc;
cowhides as they run at Zoe; kips, 20 to "a
lbs, at l21hc; do, IS to 30 lbs, at Zoe; calf
skins 81 each. Bees wax prime yellow, at
28c. Ok horns Sc each
WOoL-There is none arriving, and with
little or no demand prices are nominal
Holders are asking 45o y fb for lake;
3jc for Louisiana clear; 20o for Mexican
improved. and 1920 for bury.
TALLOw-The stock 10 1aIr with little
demand. Choice is quoted at sac y 1b
STARCH-We note the sale of $50 boxes
at Sc y tb. 1t is selling at 5@5Ac ID,
according to size of lots.
BAGGIEG-Prces exhibit no important
changs. Dealers are doing moderate
business at l5c q yard TOR domestic jute,
l2he in bales and PC in rolls for India;
$50 loo for hemp and fax, with very little
inquiry for the latter. India at wholesale
is quoted at l001ic y yard, with light
| demand, and domestic jute is held at 1914 @
I4c.
BALING TwISH-Dealers are retailing at
lie y tb.
IRON CoTroN TIES All kinds are selling
at S42 09c y tb.
GUNNY BAGs-The market is very quiet.
They are held at l8c apiece.
SALT-Liverpool is in ample supply and
moderate demand. Dealers rates are
81 40 for coarse. and 81 80@l 80 for
fine, delivered, with deduction for
drayage when taken in lots at warehouse.
Turks island is selling at $l0l 10 y bag
of two bushels. Table salt in pockets 212 a
&c each, as in size.
BREAD AND CRACKERs-The shipping de-
mand and local trade is moderately
good. Navy bread is selling ct 4l3c, pilot do
50 &c, French biscuit7c soda crackers 07c,
butter &c, Boston Sc, picnic &c, oyster &c,
sugar 90l2c, cream 1lc, ginger nuts l2c.
lemon snaps l6c cracknells 35o T. ID.
SOAP-The market is we'll supplied. 1t is
in good demand, with prospects of an early
advance. New Orleans brands preferred.
We quote: Magnolia 5B512C: olive 6O 619c;
.alm Z II a Scs patent pressed olive 707 12c,
and CASTLE i2c y Ii. with deduction
of V a lac a. ID on large lots. Cold
extra olive &c in round lots. and ~ @71sc
job.
Moss-The market Is only moderately
supplied, with a good demand at steady
prices We quote: Country gray 30319c
| mixed 405c: black 5G6c. City picked is
selling at a Che p ID, according to quality.
MALT AND HoPs-lhe 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 SO. Brewers malt (beerl 81 rs;
good distllery 81 09l Is. and com
mon do Csc a 81 05 y bushel. Hops are
scarce aud have materially advanced; New
York and Wisconsin are quoted at 63 b2c
= fb.
Pres FEET-Are in good supply, and
selling at 81 80 y key. and $40 N barrels.
SPARE RIBs-are selling at - Qua %
2 bbl,
CoAL-The stock of Pittsbnrg has been
very much reduced, and prices at wholesale
are nominal. 1t is selling at soc y bbl to
steam boats, 81 TO manufacturers and 81 - ut
retail. Anthracite in a small way at $I3 30
T. ton. and American canned al 81 SO 2 Dbl
Market bare of English camel.
FIsH-Is in good supply and demand,
though some kinds are selling lower than at
the North. We quote: Extra No. So in
bbls. 81 so . haif DO, 81 for quarters
do. and 81 so = kit; NJ. | bay at Sl4 y
| Dbl. 81 so y half do, 81 y quarter do, and
81 y kit: No. at Sll 30 T. biol; Sc
half do, SO q quarter, and 3 so y kit; No
So in bbls. s. p half de-, 81 IS y quarter
do. and 81 % y kit. Cod, 81 40 Q box
and 54Ac p ID in quarter drums; large do
Ga a; l2c y ID, Herrings, 50 Y Dbl, 81 80
p half Dbl, and 800 Y box.
TONGUEs-Naw beef are selling at gil
a - y half Dbl and S20d y bbl; pigs
!! tongues are quoted at " a DC apiece by the
package.
LARD On-Choice winter strained, is
selling from store at 72La 075c y gallon.
CASTOR OIL-The last sale of New York
was at l5c z Id.
STAR CANDLEs-Are selling at zoe whole
sale, and 2012c U ID in job lots.
BEEF-New Texas is in good supply, and
selling at $lI so a u 50 y bbl, and $l6 i8 y
tierce. Half barrels command So as 80. Old
and Western are scarce; the latter is sell
ling ct $I60l7 y Dbl, and $I00l0 SO in
half Dbl. Western sugar cured $ll, and
Fulton Market SIP p half Dbl.
NAVAL STOREs-We note the sales of 600
bbIs pale rosiu at "A 50, aud 500 bbls No. l
at So IS IA y Dol, and 80 bbls turpentine
at Ga a Csc p gallon. we quore: spirits
turpentine firm at Csc y gallon; rosin, pale
81 2504 80, No. 50 IS al, No. s. 500
3 Is = bbIi tar s. 2 Dbl and s. IS p half
bbi; pitch s. Is e Dbl.
IMPORTED FRUIT AND NUTs-The brig
Norwood, with a cargo of oranges and
lemons. from Messina, is looked for this
week. A considerable portion of the crop
of Louisiana oranges was injured BY
frost We quote Louisiana oranges at
So so p Dbl. Lemons IS v box; lsver
raisins s2a2 05 v box, halves 81 GOAL 25,
quarters 10 Zoe; London layers SO p box,
halves 81 IS, quarters none; Snltana
raisins loo p ID; citron Al 45c; currants
Sc; prunes tGerman) 9hc; figs l5c; Brazil
nuts lie; English walnuts l7c; French
walnuts l4e; almonds Ole; shelled almonds
Sc; filberts lac; pecans 81a 09lhc, and
tending upward; dates SO " tb: bananas
81 03; Dlantains 81 az y bunch; pineappIes
81 80 y dozen: Cocoanuts S. U 100.
TOBACCO-The sales to-day embraced lS
hhds new, of which about one. third Tugs at
99sc, and old at C. Thia makes an ag-
gregate for the week of l76 bales. New
crop appears to be selling at q a lc under
old. The indications are that large pro-
portion of it will prove of thin leaf, but
good color, bright and gummy, and com
pare favorably with last years.. The supply
left on sale is estimated at l47 hhds, exclu
sive of about 20 held by a succession, which
will probably be offered within fortnight.
Quotations are nominal, but we give our
recent figures for reference, as follows: SO
SO for Tugs, 81 sac for 10 " leaf, ga a i0Ac