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

! WhltRsprouts selling at 81 80, and russets
at 1928 az 50 y Dbl. Choice onions command
| So 80 Pbbl. Green apples, So so 0450 y Dbl.
| Choice cabbages 81 5006 y box. Beets
p Dbl. Northern besns-White Sl20
u so; Western white $I0012;' red S8012;
green peas $S09; lady peas S608, y Dbl.
| Dried apples S0l0c; dried peaches 506c
| y fb, but very little demand for either.
POULTRY AND EGGs-Chickens are selling
on the landing at 81 al so y dozen for the
| grown, and $404 so for the young; ducks
| $404 30; geese S60Z; turkeys Sl50l6.
| Eggs command l00i6c 2 dozen as In con-
ditiOn.
BUTTER-The stock of Western is mod
crate and the supply of Goshen ample to
meet the demand. Choice Western is selling
\ at II 020c, and medium 1919 0l4c " 10.
! Goshen commands 30c y 10, but the in
| feriOr grades are neglected.
CHEEsE-Western is in better supply and
/ selling at 1872 0l4I2c 4R tb. New York
cream commands l6 l7c v fb. The in
ferior grades are neglected and prices nOmi-
nal.
Corn IN SACKs-Is in good supply on the
| landing, with fair demand, at decline Of
| fully lc y bushel in white, and marked
| decline in white mixed. The sales embrace
| $3.50 sacks, of which 600 mixed and 300 yell
! low mixed at sec; 300 and 1000 yellow
mixed at SIC; 1850 white mixed at Coo; 800
white at 64c; 200 white at Csc; $50 and 450
| choice at Csc p bushel.
CoFFEE-By private telegram from New
/ York, the sales yesterday were 5000 bags
! to iobbers. Our market is firm, with some
| inquiry for coffee to arrive. We quote:
| Prime (gOld) l9Ac; good 1874 Ql9c; fair
| T734 0I8c. y fb. The stock in warehouses
| estimated at 5000 bags.
| FRUIT-Trade is dull, as is usual at this
| season, the stock Of nuts and raIsins be-
| ing ample for the demand, but lemons
| and oranges are scarce and high. We
| quote lemons at $l20l3 p box; oranges
! $l1 0l2 y box; layer raisins 50; London
| LAYERS none; currants 90l0C " 70; prunes
| '(German) l0011c; Brazil nuts l5c; English
! walnuts l50lSc; almonds IL a l819c; shelled
| almonds 30c; tilberts 1911 l4c; pecans Zoe;
! figs Ice; citrOn 40Q44c; bananas none;
plantains SOC 0$l; pipeapples none; cocoa
nuts 1904 y 100; peaches 60c0S2 t.
| box. as in duality.
FIsH-Yery little is being done, as the ar
rivals of new are daily expected. We
| quote Nackerel No. l $13 in bbls,
| Sc IS in half bbIs, and 81 50 in
kits; do No. 2, $40 so in bbls, IS SO
! in half bbls, 81 50 in kits and No.
! 3. So in bbls, $4 25 in half bbls and 81 20
| in kits. Cod " box 81 40, and 51Ro " tb in
| drums. New haddock ST. 250l 30, and
herrings 35o p box.
BREAD AND CRACKERs-There is fair
! local demand and considerable is being
| shipped to the interior and Texas. We quote
| navy bread at 4c, pilot bread 506c, French
| biscuit 70, soda crackers 507c, butter 60
| &c, picnic case, oyster Sc, sugar 90l2c,
cream II a l2c, nicnac l5c, ginger nuts II a
| l2c, lemon snaps l6c, Crescent biscuit l5c,
| crackneI biscuits 35c.
OATs-The supply on the landing is good,
with a moderate demand at firm prices.
| The sales comprise 800 sacks, to wit: 300 st.
| Louis at Acc; 300 choice Galena in lots at
| 44c, and 900 choice Galena at 45c U bushel
BRAN-Is in fair supply and moderate
| demand at decline Of 2l2c y 100 lbs. 100
and 400 bags sold at 81 q 100 lbs.
HAY-The supply on the landing is light,
| with limited demand at previous prices.
| so bales St. Louis sold at $28 f. ton.
RICE-The stock is small, but sufficient
for the limited demand. Louisiana is sell
nag in a job way at 834 99l2e for good Or
|. binary to prime, and Carolina at 909l2c
for fair to good.
SALT-Late advices from Liverpool quote
an additional advance of25 T. cent, making
100 y cent advance on the prices current
at same time last season. There are two
cargOes on the market unsOld. Dealers
rates from store are 81 20 for coarse; 81 80
for fine, with a reduction Of l0c $
sack when taken in lots from warehouse.
The supply of bulk salt in dealers hands is
ample, and we quote Turks Island and St.
Martins salt at 81 as y bag of 40 TBS.
Other grades are lower. Table salt IN
pockets is 21R a Sc each.
BAGGNG-We hear of no transactions at
wholesale, but the dealers are dOingan active
business in filing orders. India is held in
round lots at l512c, and domestic jute at l8c,
but no sales. All the sales in the past month
were on private terms Dealers are retailing
domestic ate at 10 1910 y yard. Hemp and
fax is held at 1Sc. India in bales is retail
ing at l6@3 a l7c y yard.
BALING TwINE-Dealers are retailing at
II a lSc P fb.
IRON COTTON TIEs-Are selling at Sc y
fb.
GUNNY BAGs-There is very little de.
mand for them. Thew are held at I8ceach.
COOPERAGE-There is a coed supply of
sugar hOgsheads and mOlasses barrels,
which are held firm at 81. for the former
and 81 550 go for the latter, with
a very moderate demand. The stock
of hoop poles is good and demand limited.
Barrel poles are held at $4,000; half Dbl
$1,000, and hOgshead at SIS y 1000.
Cypress slaves sell at $l5020 " 1000
for'barrel, and $35 a 40 for hOgshead.
MALT AND HOPs-We note dull mar
ket, with a stock ample for the demand.
Choice w estern barley malt commands 81 50
al 45, choice fall or winter 81 35 al so,
good 81 100 %, and common 90c y
bushel. There is no Canada in the mar,
ket Prime to choice New York hops, crop
of 1871, sell at 85c q 81, and ordinary to good
Wisconsin. 70080c y ID. Old hops sell at
Is a 40c y ID, according to grade.
BEEF-There is fair supply of Texas
with a small stock Of Western and North
ern We quote Texas mess Sill 0l2; extra
mess $l2 50 y Dbl, and SO for half-bbls
Tierces are quoted at $l7 0l7 so for mess,
and $l8 0l8 50 for prime mess. Western
mess $I40I5 in bbls, and Northern SIS so
PIC for bbls, and SO for half-bbls.
LARD Om-Is selling from store at "a
73c v gallon.
WOOL-The market is. very dull. We
quote lake 400 45c; clean Louisiana and
Texas 80 a 35c; bury 20027c y ID.
TALLOW-Is in demand for export at,
&c " ID. Small lots are selling at S0Skc
for ordinary and 909Ac p ID for prime.
NAVAL STOREs--The market is dull and
confined to the local trade, the want of ton
mage restricting shipments. We quote:
ROsin IS 5006 y Dbl for virgin and pale;
SO rs al for No. l; So so for No. 2, and So
for common. Spirits turpentine is sold at
Soc y gallon. Pitch is selling at "a IS "
Dbl, and tar 80l0c y gallon, with very
little demand.
SoAP-Very little is being done, though
the stock is good, and the demand is mostly
for the local trade. New Orleans brands
are mostly in request. Manufacturers sell
to the tradeat sc per y for palm, 606A for
olive, 6l46l3c for Southern family, I2c for
CASTLE; she for magnolia; IN large lots y a
Ic less W 10.
COAL-Owing to expected receipts from
the late rise in the Ohio river, it has de-
clined. Pittsburg is now held at 60c by the
boat load, and So Y hid. Anthracite is re-