New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-01-07
| the country, at ga aeAc y b for GEN.


| 537 bbls were sold, of which 125 double
extra at g.; 100 and $50 treble extra at 50;
| 81 low treble extra at s. rs; so good treble
| extra at So 50; 80 choice extra at sll v
| Dbl
CORN MRAL-There is none in first
| hands, but the dealers have good stock,
and are jobbing it at $404 % Dbl.
| Larger lOts.are quoted at IS 1904.
| PORK-The market is dull and new mess
! quoted nOminally at $l3 IS y Dbl 1t is
| retailing at Sl4614 25 v Dbl.
DRY SALT MEAT-A lot of % sugar hhds
clear rib sides sold at 70 y Do. There Is
| very little here, but an expectation OF sup
| plies. Shoulders quoted at 5o5Ae; clear
| rib sides &c; clear sides FAC.
BACoN-The stock on hand is small, and
only job business is doing. Sides are
! are scarce. Shoulders are qnoted at 5kt a
| 5asc; clear rib sides 9s ae2ac, clear sides
| l04A p tb.
LARD-A lot of 50 tieroes packers sold
on private terms. The supply is light, but
the demand is limited. Terce is quoted at
8t 88kc; key 9@s q gao ID.
HAMs-The stock is small but supplies
are on the way here. Sugar-cured are sell
| ing at l61R q Is y Is as in brand.
BREAKFAST BACoN-Western is Iobbing
at l04sc for choice Western, and ii " l2c
for Northern.
WHIsKY-The market is bare of Western,
and Louisiana is in light supply and active
demand. The sales embrace l5O bbls Lou
isaua rectifed, in lots, at gee v gallon, T.
cent proof
BULK CoRN-There is none here, and not
much on the way.
Corn IN SAcKs-There have been receipts
of 5000 sacks, which, under fair demand.
have nearly all been sold, leaving the mar
ket in light supply. Buyers are still hold
| ing off, and prices are from to &c t. bushel
| lower. Sales $500 sacks, viz: 500 yellow
and mixed and 1000 choice yellow at zoe,
and 1900 white and $500 choice do at TO v
bushel.
OArs-Are in light supply on the landing,
| with fair stock in warehouse. Tho do
| mand is limited and prices have an easier
tendency. 1900 sacks were sold, compris-
| ing 1000 at 47c, 100 at 48c, 100 at 49c and
| 100 choice at SOC y bushel.
BRAN-Is in light supply on the landing,
with corresponding demand. l5O sacks
sold at 81 40 p 100 lbs.
HAY-Continues in very light supply on
the landing, with seant Stock in store. 60
bales sold on the landing at $40 y ton.
EsCULENTs-Potatoes are in active de-
| mand, with GALES on the landing from Hat
boat at So so p Dbl for rnssets and 81 go
peach blows, with the latter in very light
supply and firm; early rose, pink-eyes and
Goodrich are scarce and in demand; Jack
son whites command 81 IS as v Dbl.
Onions are selling at IS for Iowa red, and
IS 50 for silver-skins. Apples at $2a3 50
y Dbl. Western beans $90l1; Northern
do $l20l2 so y Dbl; red kidney SIT q
II so Cabbage $2010 p box. Sour kraut
$l2 IS y bbl. Green peas 81; Lady do IS.
Horse radish S8al2 y Dbl.
BUTTER-Choice Western is in small sup
ply and good demand, with the small ar
rivals selling readily at S5 626G y ID.
Choice yellow roll commands % G28c " ID;
fine grades of Western are quoted at $50
zoe, and common at l20l 3c, with the lat
ter in abundant supply and very dull
Choice Goshen continues scarce and in re-
quest at SO a &c = ID.
CHeFse-Choice Western factory La now
| in GOOD sunnlv. and. with only a limited
demand. rrIces are fuIlv Ibo j. Is lower.
II ia seIIing at 1915 q I6c y Is: medium
Grades at I3Ib N I41bc. New York cream at
| II l8o: Western English dairy at I7L4 a
| I8c and nutmeg at I83. 0I9c y tb.
PoULrRY AND EGGs-Chickens are sell
| ing on the landing at S505 50 y dozen
| for the grown, and SO a. 80 for the young.
| Ducks 81 az 50. Geese ~ a 10. Turkeys SD
| 0I8- Eggs 35 a 4Oc v dozen for Western.
CoFFEB-The market is steady and firm
| wi tn good local and Western demand.
| Sales reported to-day embrace 402l bags ex
| Junia, and 60O0 ex Paramount IN two lots,
on private terms Imports from first July
| to date. Ill 1913 bags. Stock III first hands
| 1854 bags. We quote prime at 1874 a l9iA {
| (gold), good lSc lSLc, fair IL u a loc v ID.
Dealers stock about l2,0OO bags.
CorroN ED-Manutacturers have re
duced the price to Sl3 p ton delivered on
| the levee, they furnishing the sacks.
COTTON SEED OIL-1he market continues
quiet, but no further variation has taken
place. Shipments are transporting on manu-
| t8oturers' account. Crude Is now quoted al
4oc, ana reGheu al IVY galion.
CorIos Thhp I'll ~ e! go N . e 20
ply anu dull. 10y sny ~ selilnS aC go I" 40
! anu country 5I az 80 ~ '4 a. h,+ &c
! SoAP-tuo loGal t'1uI 10 AZ lan, 49, ene
snipp,ns uelhah1 rs isnC. a,oT W. oI r,ot".
0IanuS Goiiisna ~ 'H1 Plole e W -
r"lin ~ 49, ~ ny 5oJ, ~! -" Nv ~ \;
anu Gaso9 to si1a Of ;" lots Cold
Is alIon gu Io " 7 10 Va 10 10 ~
water soap l0G, anu pTaishig ~ ~ -
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| BREAD. AND CRACKERs-hAe local apd
| shipping demand Is brisk, but without any
material change in prices TO report. We
! quote navy bread at 4Ac, pilot bread . @
&c, French biscuit 20, soda crackers d c,
| butter &c, Boston &c, picnic &c, oyster &c,
| sugar 90l2c, cream llc, ginger nuts l2c.
|
RICE-Market quiet but firm at previous
| figures. Louisiana is in ample supply. ana
| quoted at 31a a 4c for NO. torokenE 2T a
Go for commons; 4 II S7o for ordinary; - %
&c for prime. and sac for choice. Carolina
is held at $40 y ID.
| PIGS FEET-Are IN better supply, and
are selling at g. rs in kegs, IS 30 III hrkins,
and S12 SO in barrels.
SPARE RIBs-Are also IN better supply
and easier Quoted at ~ In barrels, and
| $40 in tierces.
NAVAL SroRKs-Continue quiet, the ex-
isting high rates of freight preventing the
| filing of orders, although an active bust