New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-01-04

Choice yellow roll commands 26 028c Y fb;
fine grades of Western are quoted at 100
zoe, and common at II a l3c, with the lai-
ter in abundant supply and very 0un'
Choice Goshen continues scarce anu III re-
quest at SO csc v b.
CHEEsE-Choice Western factory is now
in good supply, and, with only limited
demand, prices are fully lae b lower
1t is selling at l51a a loo p ID; medium
grades at 1915 l4l9c; New York cream at
II a 18c; Western English dairy at I1R@
l8c, aud nutmeg at 1874 a l9c " b. ;,
ing on the landing at s. as so v dozen
for the grown, and 80 a. so for the young.
Ducks SAL So Geese 50 a 10. Turkeys 80
ais Eggs 35 040o Y dozen for western
EsCULENrs-Potatoes are in good de-
mand and are selling on the landing at
So 1913 50 v Dbl for rus5ets and peach
blows; early rose,. pink-eyes and Goodncn
are in request and very scarce. Apples at
81 5O03 50 p Dbl. Onions 50 50 10 %;
Western beans $90ll; Northern do Sl2
Qi2 50 p Dbl: red kidney ST q II 80. Cab
bage So a 10 p box. Sour kraut Sl2 q 10
Dbl. Green peas s.; lady do IS. Horse
radish $50 u y Dbl.
CoFFGE-No change to note. The mar
ket is strong, with full prices asked. Stock
in first hands 1925 bags. Prime is quoted
at lS1a l9c (gOld); good 1870 loAc; fair
la a $50 o 10. Dealers stock $500 bags.
NAVAL SToREs-COntinue quiet, the eX-
listing high rates of freight preventing tue
filing of ORDERS. although an active bust
ness in this line is early looked for. Spirits
| turpentine are in fair supply, and quoted at
| 6219 a Csc 2 gallon. Rosin is in good sup
ply, and with only a moderate demand
| prices are easier; pale is now quoted at
| 81 7505, No. at ST. of No. the market
| is bare Pitch is selling at s. as SO. Tar
| is quiet at l2c y gallon.
CoAL-The demand is small, but prices
| are steady at the late advance, in conse-
! 1uence of light supplies, with no prospects
| of early receipts. Pittsburg is selling at I3c
! p Dbl by the boat load and So v hid, 50 q
| ton to steamships and goo y DBL to steam
! boats, 81 to manufacturers and d 70 al
retail. Anthracite in a small way at Is %
| y ton, and American camel at 81 90 q Dbl
| Market bare Of English camel. The stock
| at the Willow Grove landing on the first
instant comprised SO boats and barges.
| There were taken for consumption last
| month "a boats and l barge. No arrivals.
| WOOI-Is in demand and firm, in con-
! sequence of light stocks. We quote: hexl-
can improved % a27c; bury 70 a 5Oci Louis
| lana SO a 40c, and lake AZ a SOC y 10.
Moss-Is in better demand, and prices
exhibit a slight improvement. Receipts
are taken up as they arrive at 3031Re for
county gray; G5c for mixed, and 5doc
for black. City picked is in good demand
at a 914c y tb.
MALT AND HoPs-Choice Western barley
malt is in better supply and easier, selling
at 81 % bushel; good fair at 81 l21a %
| | Is; common is in light demand, but
owing to a reduced stock prices have ad-
vanced sc y buahel, being quoted at 95c.
! New York hops continue steady at 50 q DOC
y bushel.
BAGGyNG-Prices continue without any
important change under this head. Dealers
are doing a moderate business at l5c T.
yard for domestic jute, l212c in bales and
| lie in rolls tor India; Is a l6c for hemp and
flax, with very little inquiry for the latter.
India at Wholesale is quoted at 10 q lie 2
| yard, with a fair demand, and domestic
| lutte is held at 1872 a l4c.
IRON oCOTTOS TiEs-A1 kinds are sell
| ing at n G9c t. u.
BAIING TwINE-Dealers are retailing al
lie T. Is.
GUNNY BAGs-The market is very quiet
They are held at l8c apiece.
FALLOw-Stocks are accommodating, bug
I are held firmly at S3a0 for Texas, and &c +
b for city.
SALr-The demand has fallen off, and
| there are two cargoes storing IN bond. NO
sales to report since our last. We quote
J soarse at 81 f0al SO, and fine at 81 I0d
So Turks Island at SlGl 10 delivered
Supply Of all kinds ample. When taken
from warehouse a deduction is generally
! made for drayage. Table salt in pockets at
Oh &c each, as IN size.
HIDES-Are steady at Che late decline.
No sales of any Importance have transplred
since our last weekly report, and we con
tinue to quote: Green sailed at lO1Rc, and
| country at lie T. 10. In city slaughter,
we quote steer hides over s. lbs at Ut2C; do
20 to "a lbs at lie; do under 70 lbs at l02c;
cowhides as they run at iOc; kips, 20 to -
TBS, at l21ec; do, % to 80 lbs, at iOc; cat
skins S each; country hides flint, 70 to %
lbs. at Sc; damaged half price. Beeswax,
prime yellow, at &c. Ok horns each sc.
BEEF-Olus stock of Texas is in good
J supply and very dull at nominal figures
] while receipts of new continue small us yet,
and readily command $l2Gl3 T. biol and
J S8aS 50 for half bbls. No tierces on
the market Old Texas has materially de
I clined and is now selling at 50 for barrel
and $l4 for tierces. Northern and Western
is scarce with sales restricted By the
scarcity Of shipping in port. We quote:
! Western mess at Si6@H 30 = Dbl and
So n 10 50 = half Dbl. Fulton Market I'll 90
a ~ for half bbls.
| BEEF ToNGUEs-New arrivals are selling
7 at Sill a III so Y half Dbl.
CASTOR OLA lot of 10 bols New York
sold at l5c E ib.
SPARE RIBS, ETC-SSare ribs nave adj
yauced under light supply, and are now
selling at $ll aI2, with sales to arrive, the
particulars of which have not tranSpIred.
Tongues continue IN Hgdt supply al &c u
piece by the barrel.
IMPORTED FRUIT AND NUTs-A brisk bust
ness is being done in this line. The local
oI demand is active, and considerable inquiry
exists on interior account. Stocks are
large We quote Louisiana oranges at IS a
8 so = Dbl. Lemons s. T. box; layer
ra;sins new s. l4I2 v box, halves 81 %.
7 4 hny
halves 81 Is, quarters 81; cltrOn 46c;
Sultana raisns new l6c y 10; currants
SC; prunes German, new 945c; Brazil nuts
(newl lie English walnuts l7c; French
walnuts l4c; almonds 23c; shelled almonds
3Oc; filberts lac; pecans new So 09l3c:
dates Sc; figs new l6G i6lac v ID: ba-
. nanas and pIantains none: pine apples - q
G3 T. dozen: cocoanuts $3.50 T. 100.
Observation-Disclosures in this line is
slow. We quote: Sugar hOgsheads S. %,
and molasses barrels at 81 5Gl 80, the
inside price for country make; half bar
rels at 81 10. Hoop poles are in ample
supply and moderate demand. Bar
rel poles are held firm at $50 q 35 y 1000
! half barrels 500 and hogsheads at $50 a 30
cypress slaves sell at PIC 62O y 1000, %
in quslity and Slrynesse and $50 g IS - 1904
for hOgshesd-
9yorToS Observation-Disclosures nesve ge
duced the price to SI3 = ton delivered on
the levee, they furnishing the sacks.
CorToN SEED OIL-The market continues
quiet but no further variation has taken
place. Shipments are Transporting on manu-
factnrers' account. Crude ia now quoted a,
4Oc, and refined at SOC Y gallon.
CorroN SEED OIL CAKh-Is in good sup
ply and dull. City is selling at ST 80 a %
and country at SOB 80 a24 + ton.
SrARCH-I- in light supply and fair de
mand at Az 044lc y ID for Western IL
round lots.