New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-06-15

| 81 20 for fine (but there is some fine of
| an inferior quality Offering at a reductiOn)
/ When taken from warehouse by boats a
| deduction of l0c p bag is made for dray-
age. TURKS Island sells at 81 350I 40 y
/ sack of two bushels. Table salt In pockets
| is selling at 20Sc each as In size.
FIsH-The DEMAND being very dull hold
ers have lowered their prices We quote:
Maekerel No. l $I3 50 in bbIs, S. in half
bbls and 81 50 in kits: do No. in bbls
$40 so, half bbls S. so, kits 81 IS: do No. 3
! s. in bbls, 81 . in half bbls and 81 90 in
kits. Cod p box 81 40, and 519c p fb in
drums. Herrings 30c y box.
IRON COTTON TIEs-Are selling at Sc =
HIDEs-Continue in very fair demand,
and the receipts are readily purchased for
shipment TO the North and East. We quote:
Green at &c p fb; green sailed, 1913 a Zee;
dry sailed, l51R l6lRe: green kips, IL a
I2c; sailed kips lac: flint hides, II a II 19e;
steer hides, city slaughtered, over s. lbs,
lI1Rc; do do, 70d "a lbs. l0d lie; do do,
under 20 lbs, 9 a l0c; cow hides do as they
run, ga Zoe; kips do, 20024 TBS, II a l2c;
do do, 25a30 Tbs, I0dI1c; country hides
flint, 20 rs TBS, IA a I5c; damaged halfprice
| There is a better feeling in prime lots of
heavy steers city slaughtered. Cow hides
rather dull, and dry stock depressed and
neglected.
TALLOw-There is very little here. 1t is
in request for export. and commands 091se
y ID. Liberal receipts from Texas are ex-
pected next month.
BALING TwEE-Dealers are retailing at
II a l8e r. tb.
BAGGIEG-The market is very dull. It is
retailing at l9d I915c q yard for domestic
iute. Hemp and fax baggingis held at 1Sc;
Western hemp 1Sc; India in bales is retail
ing at l645 a lie p yard.
hausted, but 1850 bags have just arrived
500 bags of which were sold previously, to
arrive, at 50 S543 80 y bushel. They are
retailing at 81 2 bushel
WHIsKY-The market is very dull and
without any movement. Choice Cincinnati
Fectiied is offering at CSC, ordinary Western
rectiied at SIC, and New Orleans at 90c y
gallon.
DRY SALT MEAT-The market is dull,
with very little in first hands. Shoulders
are quoted at 47sc, and dealers are retailing
them at Sac y 10.
GUNNT BAGs-There have been no sales
lately. They are held at IS0 181sc each.
NAVAL STOREs-The receipts of rOsin
have been more liberal and, with a light
demand prices have declined We quote
$606 so 2 Dbl for pale and virgin; 81 75a5
for No. l, and $4 2504 so for No. Q Tur-
pentine is in better supply; prices are
weaker. 1t Is selling at $50 y gallon. Pitch
is dull at S. y Dbl. Tar is plenty at 80l0e
y gallon-but little or no demand.
BEEF-We note no improvement in this
article. The supply is light, with only a
moderate demand for our local trade We
quote Texas, $l1 u; Western is scarce
and commands $l6. There is very little
Northern here; it is selling at $l7 y Dbl.
CoTTON SEED OIL CAKE-Is scarce. and
there is very little country cake coming in,
which is principally on contract. We quote
city factory at $2S so y ton; country $25
026.
Moss-There is a good supply on hand,
with. a very moderate demand. Poor is
much neglected and very low. We quote
country at 2G5c, and city picked at Gle 09c
y 1b.
STAR CANDLEs-The market is fully sup
piled, according to the wants of the trade.
All weights command 19c y Is, wholesale,
and l913c, jObbers prices.
MALT AND HOPsSThere is a fair demand
for choice Western barley malt at 81 25G
l 80 y bushel; refuse lots sell at 81 l0G
l 90. Stocks of fine or choice New York
hops, crop of 1877, are light, and command
85095c y 10. Bavarian hops are Csc a 81.
There is no Canada in market. Old hops
are selling at so 060c q fb.
COTTON SEED-The receipts are very
small, and readily taken by the city fac
tories, being all short of stock We quote
it at $l3 SOFA in factory sacks, and
SIS so with bags included.
BROOM CoRN-The stock on hand is
ample for all present requirements, and,
probably, sufficient to run the manufactures
during the summer. There is no Southern
in market, and Western is quoted at AZ 08c
~ fb.
COAL-The demand for Pittsburg is lin
tied, and it is selling at 60c y bbl by the
boat load. The stock on hand June l was
l35 boats and 10 barges, against I8I boats
and 20 barges same time last year. The
consumption for the past month was %
boats and 10 barges, against 81 boats aud II
barges in 1871. Anthracite is selling in a
small way at $12 500I3 p ton, and Pitts
burg at So q hid.
MANUFACTURED TOBACCO-The market
presents no new features since the advice
of the new tariff of zoe p 10, to take effect
on the first prOximO. There is fair stock
in bond, which viii be increased by the
first of next month. The demand continues
light, and no sales of any note have trans
pired in the past two days. Prices in bond
remain the same, but cur quotations are
nominal for the present, with a probable
reduction of Zoe y Is after the new tariff
takes effect. We quote.