New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-08-22

WHIsKY-The stock on hand is small and
the demand is only moderate. 100 and 100
bbls choice Cincinnati Tectifed sold at CSC
y gallon. Ordinary Western and Louisi-
ana is quoted at 921a a 93c p gallon.
Corn IN SACKS-Is IN moderate supply
and limited demand, without change in
prices. The sales are confined to $50 and
$50 sacks yellow at Sc r bushel.
OATs-The supply is fair, with moderate
demand at yesterdays prices. 900 sacks
were sold, of which $50 and $50 st. Louis
at 40c, and 200 choice st. Louis at Ale
2 bushel.
BRAN-Is in fair supply and dull. $50
sacks sold at CSC p 100 lbs.
HAYS in light supply on the landing,
with good stock in warehouse. We did
not hear of a sale to-day. 1t is quoted at
ST % p ton for prime and $50 for choice
st. Louis.
Western is in ample supply and
dull. Choice is quoted nOminally at lSc,
and medium l00l2c p tb. There is fair
stock of Goshen in market. Choice COM
mands 30c u Ii. The inferior grades
OF both are neglected and prices are nom
inal.
CHEEsE-The market is abundantiy sup
piled with Western, with very limited
demand. Choice factory is selling at l2G
l3c, the latter price for strict selections.
New York cream commands ice T. fb. The
inferior qualities are almost unstable.
EsCULENTs-POtatOes are i'll light supply,
with a moderate demand, and prices are
higher. White sprouts by river are selling
at 50 IS T. Dbl; early rOs 81 % ~ 40; rus
sets by rail in small lots command 81 Goa
, IS y Dbl. Onions rather sitter, and sell
ing at 81 75d3 T. Dbl. Green apples s. IS
az 50. Choice cabbages $606 50 q box.
Sour krOut Sc p Dbl; dull and nominal.
Northern beans-White $I20I3; West
en $l00l2; red beans $80l2; green
peas $8a9; lady peas $608 p biol. Beets
81. Carrots s. so y bbl. Dried apples 7 q
l0c dried peaches 5 q &c " ID.
CoFFEE-The market is quiet but firm,
awaiting the discharging Of the three car
goes Just arrived. We quote: Prime (gOld)
1874 0l9Ac; good I734 0l8lac; fair ia a
l734c; ordinary - a Ice = tb. The stock in
warehouses is estimated at 1000 bags.
FRUIT-There is but little business doing
as is usual at this season, with stock of
nuts and ralsins fully equal to the demand,
but lemons are scarce and high. We quote
lemons at $lI u box; oranges none in market;
layer raisins 81 rs a 2S5; London layers none;
cUrrants 919 a l0c y fb; pruues (Germanl 10
ollie; Brazil nuts l5c; English walnuts Is
else; almonds II q IS1Rc; shelled almonds
Boo; tlberts 1871 a l4c; pecans Toe; figs l6c;
citron 40044c y fb; bananas 81 as; plan
tains 75c a 81 % y bunch; pineapples $20
=
peaches SOC a ST. so y box. as in quality.
BREAD AND CRACKERs-There is a fair
local demand and considerable is being
shipped to the interior and Texas. We quote
navy bread at 4c, pilot bread ) a &c, French
biscuit &c, soda crackers 07C, butter q
&c, picnic 608c, oyster &c, sugar Sale,
cream II 0l2c, nicnac l5c, ginger nuts II a
l2c, lemon snaps l6c, Crescent biscuit l5c,
cracknel biscuits 35c.
Tho yr1aVEaf il u7lipf and we OUOtp
ordinary to good ordinary new Louisiana
"a GS4c, and prime to choice Sl2 aSc = ID.
BAGGEG-Ihere appears to be nothing
doing at wholesale, but the dealers show
considerable movement i'll filing orders
for the country. India is held at l515C,
and domestic jute in round lots at lie cash,
but no sales. All the sales in the past month
were on privateterms. Dealers are retailing
domestic jute at l9 q l9l9c y yard. Hemp and
fax is held at l8c. India II bales Is retail
ing at 1914 Gl7c p yard.
BALING TWNE-DealeTs are retailing at
II DlSc r. 10.
IRON COTTON TIEs-Are selling at Sc p
fb.
GUENY BACs-There is very little de-
mand for them. They are held at I8c each.
COOPERAGE-Sugar hOgsheaGs and mo-
lasses barrels are held firmly at 81 for the
former, and 81 50 a | 90 for the latter, with
poles is good and the demand limited.
Barrel poles are held at $25 30; half bbls
at $1,000, and hOgsheads firm at S15 2
1000. Cypress slaves sell at So a 20 + 1000
for barrel, and $3j 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 30
a j so, choice Western spring do 81 80 al 10,
good 81 10 al 25, and common 9OC T.
hr1ul &c No canada IN 70
ket. Prime to choice New York hops, crop
of 1871, sell at 85c 81, and ordinary to good
Wisconsin 700S0c y b. Old hops sell az
Is a 40c y fb, according to grade.
BEEF-There is a fair supply Of Texas
with a small stock of Western and North
ern. We quote Texas mess $ll 0l2; extra
mess $I2 50 p bbl.and 81 al SO for hafbbls.
and $l8 0l8 so for prime mess. Western
mess $I4 Is in bbls, and Northern SIS SO
al for bbls, and SO for half-bbls.
STAR CANDLES-Are in ample supply for
the wants of the trade, all weights command
I9c wholesale and I914c 2 10 jobbing.
WOoL-The stock on hand is estimated
at Il, 900 Tbs. The market is very quiet, as
buyers and. sellers appear TO be wide apart
in their views. We quote lake 4O04lc;
clean Louisiana 81 040c, and bury 20 725c
y fb.
TALLow-A lot of so tierces prime city
rendered was taken for Havana at 94c T.
10. Small lots are selling at 80SAc for
ordinary and 909Ac T. ID for prime.
LARD Ou-Is selling from store at zoe T.
gallon.
NAVAL STOREs-The small receipts of
spirits turpentine coming in are sold readily
at 52l3c T. gallon. The demand for
rOsin is confined to the local trade, want of
restricting shipments. 1t is quoted
at S. as 50 T. Dbl for pale and virgin
g Is a. for y. l; 50 so for No. ?, and s.
for common. Pitch is selling at 81 % +
Dbl, and tar 80lOc + gallon, with very
little demand.
SOAP-We note much better demand,
and considerable trade is being done. The
New Orleans brands are generally called
for Manufacturers sell to the trade at &c
q tb for palm, 60G4 for olive, GA a Size for
Southern family, lie for CASTLE, She for
magnolia; in large lots y a lc less y Is.
COAL-Pittsburg is now offered at soc p
Dbl by the boat load, and s. T. hid. An
-hTacite is retailing at $l2 so z ton, and
at 81 % Dbl, delivered.
OAK STAvEs-The stock on hand is large,
and estimated at 100000. Five boats are
expected by the first prOXimO with 100000,
which will probably close the receipts for |
his season, There is a good demand, but !
shipments can not be effected from want of !
Onnage. We quote extra pipe, culled, p |
200, delivered alongside Of vessel, $50; |
vine pipe $II5 0I20: extra hid $I35 a 40; |
Extra claret 800 0l05; Dbl $780, and key |
$40 as.
MOss-We note some receipts by railroad, |
which meet with very slow sale at 2Gjc T. /
b. City picked is held a. 60942c = Is, |
nut no demand.
HDEs-The market is dull and prices
weak. We quote: Green hides at She =
b; green sailed l0c12; dry sailed Is a l6c
lint l6c; green kips I2c; sailed kips be |
n city hides prices incline in buyers