New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-08-16

| The orders are to be filed on the spot or by
contract for future delivery when steam
| freight room can be bad.
WHIsKY-The stock on hand is fair, but
| the market is dull. Choice Cincinnati rectif-
| ed is quoted at CSC; ordinary Western and
| Louisiana 93c y gallon. a lot of 25
| bbls choice Cincinnati Tectifed sold at 99c
| v gallon.
Corn IN SACKs-Is in fair supply and mo-
| deTate demand at previous prices. The
! sales embrace 5000 sacks, of which 900
! mixed at soc; 700 yellow at 5643c; 200 mixed
at SIC: 300 and $50 white mixed 60c; 100,
| $50 and 300 choice white at 63c, and 300 do
! at 65c z bushel.
OATs-The supply on the landing is fair
| with moderate demand at prices bearing
! in buyers favor. The sales comprise 1850
sacks, to wit: 900 st. Louis at l0c; 100
choice st. Louis at Ale; $50 do at 42c; $50
choice Galena at 43c, and so do at 45c y
Bushel.
BRAN-Is in light supply and limited de-
mand at firm prices. The sales are confined
| to $50 and 400 bags at 971Rc p 100 TBS.
HAYS in light supply and dull. 80
bales prime st. Louis sold at $2S p ton.
POULTRY AND EGGs-Chickens are selling
on the landing at S607 y dozen for the
grown, and 81 "A so for the young; ducks
$405; geese $607, and $l2 0l5 for turkeys.
Eggs are selling at II a l6c e dozen.
EsCULENTs-There are no potatoes in first
hands, but dealers are well supplied, and
the demand is moderate. We quote white
sprouts 81 750 so; early rose 81 IS az,
aud russets 50 by river and 81 l5G2 25 "
Dbl by rail. Onions are low, the market
OverstOcked and selling at s. 25G2 80
y Dbl Green apples are abundant and
selling at 81 25G2 y Dbl. Cabbages
$405 ~ box. Sour krOut $607 y Dbl.
Northern beans-White $l2G 10; Western
sl00I2; red beans $80l2; greer. peas $500;
lady peas $608 q Dbl. Beets 81. Carrots
s. so y Dbl. Dried apples 70lOo; dried
peaches 506c y fb.
BUTTER-The stock of Western is rather
on the increase, with very moderate de-
mand. 1t is selling at l8c for CHOICE and
medium 00l2c p 10. Goshen is in good
supply and selling at SOC for choice. In
feriOr is neglected and prices are nominal.
CHEEsE-The market is well supplied,
with a very moderate demand. Western
choice factory is selling at l20l3c Y tb;
New York cream commands l6c " Is. The
inferior grades are neglected and prices
are nominal
COFFEE-There is little doing for want
of stock, and no prime or choice in mar
ket. We quote: Prime lgOld) 1874 0l9Ac;
good l734 I813c; fair IA 0l734c; ordinary
Is a Ice " fb. 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 raIsins fully equal to the demand,
but lemons are scarce and high. We quote
lemons at $ll p box; Orangesn none in market;
LAYER raisins $275 az IS; London layers none;
euTrants 9l2 0lOc " ID; prunes lGerman) 10
ollie; Brazil nuts l5c; English walnuts. Is
a l8c; almonds II a l812c; sheIled almonds
3Oc; fIberts I242 a lac; pecans Zoe; figs IGc;
citrOn 40 044c r. ID; bananas 81 %; plan
tains 75c a 81 IS u bunch; pineapples $40
so % dozen; cOcoanuts s. 1903 so y 100;
peaches SOC a 81 so " box, rs in quality.
FIsH-Some new mackerel has been re-
extra mess; No. l bay SIi; No. . 81, aud
No. 3 So " bbl. We quote old mackerel No.
$l3 in bbls, Sc IS in half bbls, and 81 50 in
kits; do No. 2, SO so in bbls, S. 80
in half bbIs, 81 IS in kits and No.
3, IS in bbls, 81 25 IN half bb}s and 81 20
in kits. Cod p box 81 10, and Size T. tb in
drums. New haddOck 81 IS al 80, and |
behring's 35c p box.
BREAD AND CRACKERs-There is a fair !
local demand and considerable is being
shipped to the interior and Texas. We qUOtfU
navy bread at &c, pilot bread a. &c, Fresh !
biscuit &c, soda crackers , ale, bHstefN5G |
7c, picnic 608c, oyster Sc, sugar 90l2c, !
cream IL a re, nicnac lJc, ginger nuts II a |
l2c, lemon snaps Ice, Crescent biscuit l5c, |
cracbnGl biscuits 35c.
RICE There is no Carolina in first
hands, and old Louisiana Is nominal at 50 q
94c D. tb for strictly good ordinary to prime.
The planters are now busy harvesting their
crops, and we look for good supplies in a
few days.
SALT-We have heretofore noticed an ad-
vance of 100 P cent in Liverpool, and late
advices quote still further Improvement
Of so II cent. This has, to a great extent |
neutrahzed the anticipated decline on &C
count of the reduction OF duty under
the new tariff, which took effect on the
first instant, and we quote our market firm.
Dealers rates from store are ST. go for
coarse, and 81 70 tor fine. with reduction
Of loo p sack when taken from warehouse.
In. Turks Island we note duh market, /
and-One sale made on private terms; the
stock is ample, and it is selling from store
1t 81 80 U bag. Table salt N pockets
~ 08c EACH as III size.
BAGGING-There appears u be nothing
LONG at wholesale, but the dealers show
considerable movement in filing orders |
or the country. India is held at I5I2c, |
md domestic jute in round lots at I7c cash,
Dut no sales. All the sales in the past month |
we're on private terms. Dealers are retailing
lOmesticj Ute at 10 9I913c = yard. Hemp and
lax is held at l8c. India in bales is retail
ng at 1871 0I7C p yard.
BALING TwNE-Dealers are retailing at
7 a l8c T. 10.
IRON CoTToS TIEs-Are selling at Sc p
GUNNY BAGs-There is very little de
nand for them. They are held at I8ceach.
COOPERAGE-Ihere is q good supply of
ugar hogsheads and noOlasses barrels,
which are held firm at s for the former
nd 81 So II 60 for the latter, with
very moderate demand. The stock
f hoop poles is good and demand limited.
Barrel poles are held at SIS 30; half bbl ,
Is 020, and hog5Lead at SIS y 1000.
cypress slaves sell at Sij D20 " 1000 \
Or barrel, and S35 q 10 for hogslead.
MALT AND HOTs-We note : dull mar
OF, with a stock ample for the demand !
barley malt commands 81 81
] is, choice fall or winter 81 IS al so, ,
God 81 l00I %, and common SOC y '
ushel There is no Canada in the mar :
et Prime to choice New York hops, crop +
1871, sell at Sjc q 81, and ordinary to good
Wisconsin 20 080c Z Is. Old hops sell at
} a 40c T. Is, according TO grade
BEEF-There is fair supply OF Texas
18th a small stock of Western and North S
IN. We quote Texas mess Sll y 10; extra | {
Tess Sl2 80 u bbl.and s. al so for haf-bbls. -
Ierces are quoted at Sl70l7 80 for mess, ,
nj 9l6 a IL 30 for prime mess. Western
less Sl40l5 in bbls, and Northern SIS so | {
10 for bbls, and s. for half-bbIs. |
LARD 0M-The last sales in lots were !
ade at 68c y gallon. :
STAR CANDLEs-Are in ample supply for a
Ia wants of the trade, all weights command e
Is wholesale and l9lzc 2 Il jObbing. =
WOOL-The market is very quiet, with b
cry little demand from any quarter. We
tote lake 40 a4ic; clean Louisiana 81 a q
c; bury 20 025c = b.
IALLoW-Is in demand I0T export at
10. Small lots are selling at 8d8AC | ~
/ ordinary and 69l4c + L for prime. {