New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-07-28

is quoted at S24 026 for prime st. Louis,
and $28 for choice Observer.
POULTRY AND EGGs-Chickens are selling
on the landing at S7G8 y dozen for
grown, and S304 for young; ducks So
q 4; geese $607; turkeys $l40I7. Eggs
80 l8c y dozen, as in condition.
Western potatoes are in fair
| supply with a moderate demand at rather
easier prices; they are selling at 50 % for
white sprouts and 81 75a s. IS early rose
and russets. Onions are scarce and have
| advanced 25c = Dbl; they command 50 IS
| y Dbl. Green apples are selling at 81 5004
| y biol, and 40 070c u box (small siZe).
| Cabbages seas so y box, as in condition.
| Beets 81 al so " Dbl. New sour krOut $50
10 y Dbl. Northern beans-White $I2
~ 80; Western white go 0l2; red So u;
green peas s819; lady peas $608 p Dbl.
| Dried apples S0l0c; dried peaches 50 &c
| ID, but very little demand for either.
| BUTrER-There is a moderate stock of
| both Western and Goshen in market. The
| demand is fair. Choice Western is selling
| at II 020c, and Goshen at 30 a 32c z 10. In
| feriOr grades of both are neglected and
! prices are nominal.
CnEEsE-The stock of Western is small,
| and there is no Northern in market. Choice
| Western is selling at liza l5c q fb, the latter
! price fOI selections OffactUry in a small way.
| COFFEE-Ihe market is quiet, without
| change in prices. We quote prime (goldl
| I917c; good 1874 a l9Ac; fair I8 a I815c; Or
| binary l634c u .fb. There is no strictly
| prime or choice in market. The stock in
| warehouse is estimated at 5000 bags.
FRUIT-The stock is ample for the de-
| mand, which is rather dull as is usual
| at this season of the year. Nuts and
ralsins are in good supply, but lemons
| and oranges are scarce and high. We
quote lemons at Sl20I3 y box; Oranges
Choice Messina) Sll0I2 p box. Layer
raisins s303 10, y box; London layer boxes
none; half boxes 50 and quarter boxes 81.
Currants 90lOc y fb. Prunes (Germanl
l00llc. Brazil nuts Is q I6c; English wal
nuts l60l8c; almonds l7l9 a lS12c: shelled
almonds 3Oc; tilberts 10 lac; pecans lOc;
figs l6c; citron 44c T. fb; bananas 75c a 81 %
y bunch; plantains SOC 0$I; pineapples
81 50G2 50 T. dozen; cocoa nuts So so
"a v 100; peaches 75c s. % y box, as
in quality.
FIsH-The demand is limited to a small
local trade, the prices lean in favor of buy
ers, and very little will be done until the
new supplies come in. We quote Mack
erel No. l $l3 in bbls, Sc IS in half bbls
and 81 so in kits; do No. ., $40 so in
bbls S. so in half bbls, 81 35 in kits; and
No. 3, $Sin bbls, 81 25 in half bbls and 81 20
in kits. Cod u box 81 49, and she u fb in
drums. New haddOck 81 IS al 80. and
behring's 35c p box.
RICE-The market is rather quiet, and
prices are Is a Ac easier. We quote Caro-
lima 93s 0924c for fully fair t. good; Lou
isiana at 90934c for good ordinary to
prime. There is no good India in market.
SALT-Late advices from Liverpool quote
an advance offs ~ cent over prices current
at same time last season. We note several
large sales, and the market is firm. Dealers
rates from store are 81 70 for coarse; 81 so
for fine, with a reduction of l0c y
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 I4O TBS
Other grades are lower Table salt ID
pockets is PIP q Sc each.
BAGGING-We hear of no transactions at
wholesale, but an improved demand in fill
ing orders. India is held in round lots at
Ice, and domestic jute at l8c, but no sales
Dealers are retailing domestic iGte at IS a
1910 T. yard. Hemp and flax is held at lSc.
India in bales is retailing at 1914 lie y
yard
BALNG TwNE-DeaIers are retailing at
II else y 10.
IRON COTTON TIEs-Are selling at Sc p
ID.
GUNNY BAGs-There is very little de
mand for them. They are held at I8ceach. |
COoPERAGE-Sugar hOgsheads are held !
firm at s., and moIasses barrels have adj !
vanced to 81 SIS al 60 each. The demand |
for hoop poles is moderate, with a good |
stock on hand. Barrel poles are held at |
$25 80; half bbl $I8 20, and hogshead firm |
at $35 y 1000. Cypress slaves sell at SIS !
a - y 1000, as in quality and dryness, and |
$35 a 10 for hogshead
MALT AND HOPs--We note dull mar |
ket, with a stock ample for the demand. |
ChOiceWesteTn barley malt commands s 30 |
a 40, choice fall or winter 81 30 al So !
good 81 1901 25, and common gOc T.
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 20 GS0c y 10. Old hops sell at |
Is a 4Oc T. rs, according to grade.
BEEF-There is fair supply of Texas |
with small stock of Western and North |
ern. We quote Texas mess $ll a II; extra |
mess $l2 so y Dbl, and 50 for haif-bbls. |
Tierces are quoted at $l7 a II so for mess, |
and $lS 0lS so for prime mess. Western |
mess Sl40l5 in bbls, aud Northern SIS So
a I6 for bbls, and 50 Tor half-bbls.
LARD On-Is selling from store at y a
WooI-A lot of go pounds Louisiana |
bury sold at 27c " ID. The market CONT !
nues very quiet. We quote lake 43 a 46c |
clear Louisiana and Texas, 3S a4Ic; bury, !
20 027 T. ID.
TALLOw-The stock is small, with a fair |
export demand at &c q tb for prime. |
Small lots are selling at S0SAc for Ordi- |
nary, and 909Ac p 10 for prime.
NAVAL STORES-The market is amply !
supplied with all grades of rOsin. and a |
good stock OF spirits turpentine, the want |
of tonnage preventing shipment to Eu- /
rOpean ports, and the local demand il light |
We quote rOsin at S. 7506 ~ Dbl for |
virgin and pale; $404 IS for No. !
l; 50 IS for No. 2, and So so for common.
Spirits turpentine 48c y gallon. Pitch |
81 % q Dbl, and tar S0l0c p gallon, with |
little or no demand.
COAL-On account Of the rise in the Ohio
river it has declined to 60c y Dbl by the
boat load, with very little demand An
thracite is retailing at $l2 so y ton; Pitts
burg at 81 p Dbl, delivered, and IS T. hid.
OAK STAvEs-The stock on hand is large,
having been increased by late liberal re-
ceipts. The demand is good, but shipments
aye restricted from want of tonnage We
quote extra pipe, culled y 1900, delivered
q 100; extra hid $l40 a AS; extra claret
500 los; extra Dbl 500 065; extra keg $40
AS.
BRANDY CHERRIEs-300 boxes sold in one
lot on Friday at 50 25 y dozen. They are
scarce and firm. The crop in France is re-
ported to be failure.
COTTON SEED-The receipts are very
small, and comprise only small lots of doubt
Jul seed and sweepings. The city factories
nave all stopped. We quote it at $I3 500
A in factory sacks, and SIS SO with bags
COTToN SEED on CAKE-Is scarce,
with very little country cake coming in,
which is principally on contract. We quote
ity factory at S29 a % so and country $24
a % y ton.
TOBACCo-The sales to-day summed up
IS hhds, embracing l. 3, 9, IA and All,
'rices not reported. The 9 and IA hhds