New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-08-11

frem IS to S6 p load of 10 bbIs, but has
fallen back to IS p load.
Moss-Very little is being done, there ap-
pears to be little or no demand whatever.
We quote country 205c, and city picked
| 6091ac y 10.
/ Corn IN SACKs-Is in good supply on the
landing with only a moderate demand. The
| sales are confined to $50 sacks, of which 300
yellow mixed at SIC; $50 white mixed at 60c
| 300 do at 62e and 100 white at 63c y bushel.
OATs-There is a good supply and limited
demand at Yesterdays prices Only 450
| sacks were sold, tO-wit: 100 st. Louis at 4Ie,
| 100 at 42e, $50 choice st. Louis at 42c and
| 100 Galena at 45c y bushel. "
BRAE--The supply on the landing is good.
with fair demand, but at much easier
! prices. The sales embrace 1850 bags, of
which 100 ordinary at 921ac 300 at Csc, $50
| at 81 4Rc, 200 and 200 at 81 p 100 lbs.
HAYS in moderate supply on the land
| ing, and limited demand. Some sales were
| made, the particulars of which did not
! transpire. The sales from warehouse en-
| brace $50 bales, to wit: so prime at $2S, 100
| choice at $50, and $50 choice Ohio river at
| S3l y ton.
POULTRY AND EGGs-Chickens are selling
on the landing at s. al so p dozen for the
| grown, and $404 so for the young; ducks
$405; geese $607; turkeys $l20l5.
| Eggs are selling at S017c p dozen.
EsCULEETs-POtatOe are in large supply
on the landing, and buyers are holding back
in expectation of a decline. Some damaged
have been sold at $l0I so, but sound are
held at 81 7502 IS % Dbl. Onions com
mand So 5O02 IS y Dbl Green apples are
abundant and have declined materially;
they are selling at 81 5002 IS " Dbl. Cab.
bages $406 box. Sour krout Sc 1907 so
p Dbl. Northern beans-White $120l 10;
Western $l00l2; red beans $80I2; green
peas $3.50; lady peas $60S y Dbl. Beets
a - L IL
l0c; driedspeaches 506c y fb.
BUTTER-There is fair stock of West
eru in market, with a moderate demand.
Choice is selling at l8 Sac y fb. The sup
ply of Goshen is good, and commands 30c
for choice. Inferior grades are neglected,
and prices are nominal.
CHEEsE-Liberal receipts and further ex-
pected supplies of Western have depressed
the market, and choice factory is now sell |
ing at l3c U tb; New York cream is scarce
and commands l6017c p Is. Inferior |
grades are neglected and prices nominal
COFFEE-The market is steady, with |
fair jobbing demand. Three cargoes are |
0l9Ae; good lSOlS34c; fair liza a lSc aP |
tb. The stock in warehouses estimated at |
5000 bags.
FRUIT-Trade is dull, as is usual at this |
season, the stock of nuts and ralsins be- |
ing ample for the demand but lemons /
and oranges are scarce and high. We |
quote lemons at Sl2 $s box; oranges SII ~ I
box; layer raisins So; London layers none;
currants 90l0c p tb; prunes Germany 10 |
a lie; Brazil nuts l5c; English walnuts Is /
0l8c; almonds l70 1890; shelled almonds /
30c; flberts 1912 a l4c; peeans 10o; figs Ice;
citrOn 400 44c; bananas none; plantains SOC |
0$l; pineapples 1922 so p dozen cocoa
nuts S304 y 100; peaches Soc 0$2 y
box. as in quality. /
FIsH-Very Ittleis being done, as the ar
rivals of new are daily expected. We
quote: Mackerel No. l $l3 in bbls,
So rs in half bbls, and 81 so in
kits do No. 2, $40 so in Bbls, S. so
in half bbls, ST 35 in kits and No.
3, So in bbls, S4 25 in half bbls and 81 90
in kits. Cod p box 81 40, and she p fb in
drums. New haddOck 81 25aI 80, and
herrings 35c y box.
BREAD AND CRACKRRs-There is a far
local demand and considerable is being
shipped to the interior and Texas We quote !
navy bread at &c, pilot bread 5a6c, French
biscuit &c, soda crackers SAFE, butter SO
7c, picnic 600c, oyster &c, sugar 90I2c,
cream Ii l2c, nicnac l5c, ginger nuts ii a
12c, lemon snaps Ice, Crescent biscuit l5c,
cracknel biscuits 35c. o.
RECEIVE note sale of bbls new crop
by Messrs. Dupre, Refine & Co, chasing
choice, at l013c y ID. This is the first of
the season. 1t has already been noticed.
IS tierces old Carolina sold at 915c for
good, which is a decline. Old Louisiana is
selling in Job way at S34 q 9l2c # fb.
There is no India in market. Mr. James |
Wood has also shown us a sample of s bbIs
of the new crop; received yesterday and |
chasing prime, from the plantation Of Mr..
Armand Duplessis, POint-a-la-Hache, and
cleaned by the Empire Parish mills.
'SALT-We have heretofore noticed an adj
vance of 100 y cent in Liverpool, and late
advices. quote still further improvement
of so y cent This has, to a great extent,
neutralized the anticipated decline on ac-
count of the reduction of duty. under
the new tariff, which took effect on the | (
first instant, andswe quote our market firm.
Dealers rates from store are 81 50 for
coarse, and 81 20 for fine, with a reduction
of l0c y sack when taken from warehouse. |
In Turks Island we note a dull market,
and one sale made on private terms; the
stock is ample, and it is selling from>store
at 81 So U bag. Table salt In pockets
245 Sc each, as in size.
BAGGIEG-We hear of no transactions at +
but the dealers are doing an active
business in filling orders India is held in
round lots at l5l2c, and domestic iute at ISc, q
but no sales. All the sales in the past month
were ORprivate terms. Dealers are retailing
domestic iate at 10 q 1913c ~ yard. Hemp and |
lax is held at 18c. India in bales is retail
ng at 1871 0l7c y yard.
BALING TwINE-Dealers are retailing at
-70I8c " fb.
IRON COTTON TTEs-Are, selling at Sc y
Ib.
GUNNY BAGs-There is very little de.
nand for them. They are held at I9ceach, +
CoOPERAGE-Therei is good supply of 3
jugar hOgsheads and. mOlasses barrels,
which are held firm at 81 for the former.l
md 81 550l 60 for the latter, with =
very moderate demand. The stock | +
# hoop poles is good and demand limited. :
Barrel poles are held at sos a 30; half Dbl
5000, and hogshead at $75 z 1000. +
cypress slaves sell at $1,000 y 1000
or barrel, and S35 10 for hOgshead.
MALT AND HOPs-We note a dull mar
ret, with a stock ample for the demand. {
Choice w estern barley malt commands 81 IS =
al 45, choice fall or winter 81 -3501 so,
rood 81 l00l 25, and common GOO y l.
)ushel. There is no Canada in the mar "
ret. Prime to choice New York hops, crop {
# 1871, sell at S5c a 81, and ordinary to good
Wisconsin 70880e v fb. Old hops sell at
5 al 0c y fb, according to grade.
BEEF-There is fair supply of Texas
With small stock of Western and North
IN. We quote Texas mess 81 a II; extra
ness $l2 so y Dbl, and So for halfbbIs. U
ierces are quoted at $l7 0l7 so for mess, \
nd Sl8 a Is so for prime mess. Western b
ness SI40l5 in bbls and Northern SIS so 8
D Is for bbls. and SO for half-bbls.
LARD OIL-The last sales in lots were -
0 ade at 68c v gallon.
FEATHERs-No sales to report. The last 1
Tas made at zoe y f6. c
STAR CANDLEs-Are in ample supply for
he wants of the trade, all weights command
SC wholesale and l9lbe y tb jObbing..