New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-08-23
sold at 9Ac; 10 and 20 do refined at 958c p


viOus prices. The sales are confined to
| 100 and 300 sacks white mixed at 63c, and
800 white at Csc y bushel.
| OATs-Are in moderate supply and de-
| mand at firm prices for the better grades,
but easier rates for the poor qualities. The
| sales embraced 2O50 sacks, of which $50 or
| binary at 35c $50 do at 36c; 300 prime st.
| Louis at 38c; $50 do at 39c; 800 st. Louis at
| 40c, and 500 choice Galena at Abe = bushel
| BRAN-Is in moderate supply and de-
| mand at previous prices. The sales com
| prised 1000 sacks, to wit: 100 ordinary
| zoe: 100 and $50 at Csc; 1000 choice patent
packed at 95c, and 100 and $50 choice at
| 97c = 100 TBS.
! HAY-The supply on the landing is light,
| with a good stock in warehouse. % bales
of choice Ohio river sold from warehouse
at $50 p ton.
RICE-The market is quiet The stock
on hand of old and new Louisiana is $50
bbls. We quote No. (chitts 202l2c; No.
| 2 (broken) Ala 054c; inferior 6l4 G634c; or
binary to good ordinary a he; prime to
good prime 0Sl2c; and choice sac u tb.
| POULTRY AND EGGs-Chickens are selling
on the landing at 81 y dozen for the
| grown, and "a "A 80 for the young; ducks
$404 50: geese $6G7, and $I20 Is for tur-
KEYS. Eggs are selling at u q Ice = dozen.
! Decentralization is in ample supply and
dull. Choice is quoted nOminally at lSc,
| ana IuGUluIu ~ u -C 7 1Ds lutIG 10 d IdAL
| stock of Goshen in market. Choice com
mands soc y Is. The inferior grades
OF both are neglected and prices are nom
| inaI.
CHEEsE-The market is abundantiy sup
| piled with Western, with a very limited
| demand. Choice factory is selling at II a
| he, the latter price for strict selections.
| New York cream commands loo e ID. The
| inferior qualities are almost unstable.
Observation-Disclosures are in light supply,
with a moderate demand, and prices are
firm. We quote white sprouts 81 25 a
| 2 81: russets by rail s. 6002 20. Choice
onions s. 80 u Dbl. Green apples S203
| y Dbl. Choice cabbages $606 80 y box.
Sour krout ST y Dbl; dull and nominal.
Northern beans-White $l20 ID; West
ern $l00l2; red beans S80l2; green
| peas $685. lady peas $608 T. Dbl. Beets
81. Carrots 81 50 y Dbl. Dried apples a
lOo: dried peaches 5 &c y tb.
| CoFFEE-The market is quiet but firm,
awaiting the discharging of the three car
goes Just arrived. We quote: Prime (gOld)
! 1874 a l9Ac; good IVA a l8l2c; fair l7l4 a
| l74c; ordinary IS l6c y 10. The stock in
| warehouses Is estimated at 2OOO bags.
FRUIT-The stocks of nuts and raisins is
| fully equal to the light demand, but
| lemons are lower. We quote lemons at
| SO II box: oranges none in market; layer
raisins 81 Is y bex; London layers none;
currants 9la a l0c y 10; prunes( German) 10
! 0llc; Brazil nuts l5c; English walnUts 10
a I8c; almonds Il a l8lRc; shelled almonds
SOC: filberts I21R l4c; pecans l0C; figs l6c;
citron 4O044c p tb; bananas $IG3; plan
'tains Use a 81 25 y bunch; pineapples 81
| , 50 q Dozen COcOanuts 81 30 as 81 T IOO;
peaches SOC a 81 so % box, as in quality.
! BREAD AND CRACKERs-There Is not
much doing either in the local trade or
| shipping demands. Prices are unchanged.
! We quote navy bread at &c, pilot bread a
! &C. French biscuit &c, soda crackers > 07c,
| butter safe, picnic Sc, oyster &c,
| sugar 90I2c, cream ll0l2c, nicnac l5c,
! ginger nuts ii UI2c lemon snaps l6C, Cres-
cent biscuit I5c. cracknel biscuits 3Jc
SALT-We hear of a sale of a cargo to ar
rive at 81 50 gold. Latest advlces from
! Liverpool quote prime 200 u cent higher
than at same time last year. Dealers
| rates from store are 81 90 for
coarse, and 81 10 for fine with reduction
of lOc U sack when taken from warehouse.
| In Turks Island we note a duh market,
and one sale made on private terms; the
stock is ample, and it is selling from store
at 81 35 = bag. Table salt III pockets
2IR q Sc each, as in size.
BALING TwINE-Dealers are retailing at
| II a l8c p tb.
IRON CoTToN TEs-Are selling at Sc p
| ID.
GUNNY BACs-Tbere is very little de
! mand for them. Thew are held at l8c each
COOPERAGE-Sugar hOgsheads and mo-
Iasses barrels are held firmly at : a + p
for the former, and 81 Goal % for the lat
ter. Hoop pools are higher, and, now held
firm at $50 s. for hogsheads; $50 n 30 for
barrel, and $40 y 1000 for half bbls.
Cypress slaves sell at $lj 20 Y 1000
for barrel and $35 a 40 for hOgshead.
MALT AND HoPs-There is a little more do
ing, but the stock is ample for the demand
Choice Western fall malt commands 81 %
al SO, choice Western spring do 81 80 a i 40,
( good 81 I00l 25, and common 9Oc t.
bushel. There is no Canada in the mar
ket Prime to choice New York hops, crop
of 1871, sell at SOC q 81, and ordinary to good
Wisconsin 20 500 y tb. Old hops sell at
Is a 4Oc p ID, according to grade.
BEEF-There is fair supply OF Texas
with a small stock of Western and North
ern. We quote Texas mess Sll q u; extra
mess $l2 50 y bbl.and 81 a 30 for hat-bDls.
Tierces are quoted at Sl7 II SO for mess,
and $l8 a Is 80 for prime mess. Western
mess SI4Gl5 in bbIs, and Northern SIS 80
a Is for bbIs. and 81 for haIfbbIs,
LARD Oils selling from store at zoe y
gallon.
STAR CANDLEs-Are in ample supply for
the wants of the trade ali weights command
l9c wholesale and l9l2c y Is jObbing.
WOOL-The- stock on hand is estimated
at 10000 TBS. The market is very quiet, as
buyers and sellers appear to be wide apart
in their views We quote lake 40 &C.;
clean Louisiana 81 040c, and bury 20 a 25c
| y tb.
T4LLow-A lot of 50 tierces prime city
rendered.was taken for Havana at 94C u
| 10. Small lots are selling at SdSAc for
ordinary and 909Ac y tb for prime.
NAVAL STOREs-The small receipts of
spirits turpentine coming in are sold readily
at 52l2c T. gallon. The demand for
! rosin is confined to the local trade, want of
tonnage restricting shipments. 1t IS quoted
at $5G5 so u bbl for pale and virgin /;
So Is "a for No. l; 50 SO for No. 2, and 81
for common. Pitch is selling at 81 p T.
Dbl, and tar 80lOc y gallon, with very
! little demand
/ COTroN SEED-We note the receipt of 20
sacks new cotton seed for the Bienville oil
! works: The factors are paying Sl3 T. ton
for seed in factory sacks.
! STARCH-A lot of 500 boxes Western sold
| on private terms 1t is in demand at 438c
y f.
! BAGGNG-We hear of sales made about
week ago of some 700 roll domestic jute in
| round lots to dealers, at f7C 2 yard. India
| in bales is offered freely at I5c, and dOmes-
| tic iute at lie. There is a good local de-
mand for lutte. Dealers are doing a brisk
! business in filing country orders, and are
retailing domestic i1Jg at fS1Rc; India IN
! bales at l5IR a l6c, and l415c in rolls. Hemp
| and fax is held at l7l2 a l8c y yard.
| COAL-Pittsburg is now offered at SOC p
! Dbl By the boat load, and So y hid. An
| thracite is retailing at SO 80 y ton, and
| Pittsburg at 81 y Dbl, delivered.
| OAK STAvEs-The stock on hand is large,
| and estimated at 100000. Five boats are
| expected by the first prOXimo with 100000,