New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-06-22

Navy pounds. 5I3a O6S
Navy thirds ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS IS 060
Fancy styles natural leaf, twist, pan.
CAKE etc.. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. IS i09O
BROOM CORN-The stock on hand is
ample for all present requirements. and,
probably, sufficient TO run the manufactO-
lies during the summer. There is no
Southern in market, and Western is quoted
at Az use T. rs.
WOOL-There is fair supply but no de-
mand. We continue quotations: BURY
- 02Sc " fb; clean Louisiana and Texas
40 043c; lake 48 assoc " tb.
OAK STAYEs-The stock is increasing,
and further arrivals are expected. The
demand is principally for France, and some
small shipments are made to Italy and
England. There is very little doing on &C
count of the scarcity of tonnage. We quote.
Extra pipe, p 1000, delivered alongside of
vessel, $500 Dos; extra wine SIPS a 1870; ex-
ira hid $l4G0l45; extra claret 500 0I05:
Dbl 60065, and kegs $45 $50.
BAGGING-A lot of 100 rolls of domestic
jute sold to a dealer at lSAc v yard.
There is very good stock on hand,
but the market is very quiet, as buy
eers will not commence filling orders for a
few weeks, when good trade is expected
Dealers are retailing domestic lutte at 10 a
191Rc y yard. Hemp and fax is held at I8c.
India In bales is retailing at l612 0l7c p
yard.
BALNG TwRE-Dealers are retailing at
70ISc y ID.
IRON COTToN TIEs-Are selling at Sc y
".
GUNNY BAGs-The market is very quiet.
They are held OF l8c each.
LARD Oils selling from first hands at
69c T. gallon.
CooPERAGE-HOOp poles are much high
er, the stock being in the hands of few
parties. Barrel poles are now held at $25
030; half Dbl $1,000, and hOgshead $40
$50 y 1000. Cypress slaves sell at SI80 20
for Dbl, and $38040 y 1000 for hogs
head.
FIsH-The demand is confined TO small
local trade, and very little will be done
until the new supplies come in. We quote:
Mackerel No. Sl3 30 in bbls, 81 in half
bbls and 81 so in kits; do No. 2 in bbls
$40 so, half bbls S. so, kits 81 IS; do No. 3
So in bbls, 81 Is in half bbls and 81 20 in
kits. Cod p box ST 40, and 5l2e y fb in
drums. New haddOck 81 IS, and behring's
Soc p box.
COTTON SEED on CAKE-Is scarce. and
there is very little country cake coming in,
which is principally on contract. We quote
city factory at $2S so q ton; country SIS
026.
STAR CANDLEs-The market is fully sup
piled, according to the wants of the trade.
All weights command I9c p is, wholesale.
and l949c, jobbers' prices
Cow PEAs-Are retailing at 81 % T.
bushel. The market is nearly bare
BBEF-We note no improvements in this !
article. The supply is hight, with only a !
moderate demand for our local trade. We
quote Texas, Sll 0I2; Western is scarce
and commands $40. There is very little
Northern here; it is selling at $l7 y Dbl
POULTRY AND EGGs-Chickens are selling |
on the landing at $4G5 for grown and So a !
| dozen for the young. Eggs are very |
dull lie y dozen.
EsCULEETs-POtatoes sell on the landing |
1T 50 30 y Dol in sacks and "a in bbls. |
Onions are rather scarce, and command !
81 30 Y Dbl in sacks and S. in bbls. Green |
,ppies 50 y biol. Cabbages 60l2c y head. |
hrOut Sl20I5 p Dbl. Northern beans
White command Sl2; Western white SI0a |
y; red s. 0l2; green peas $500; lady peas |
5608 y bbl. Dried apples S0l0c; dried |
peaches 506c p ID.
BUTTER-The market is overstOcked with |
Western, with only moderate demand |
Ne quote choice l9 G2Oc; good II al Se =
b; but round lots can be bought at a shade
ess. Goshen is in good supply at 80 a 32c
or choice. Inferior grades of both kinds
ire neglected, and quotations are nominal
CHEEsE-The supplies are lighter this
week, and the stock on hand is ample and
he demand slack. Choice factory is selling
It II l3c y fb, the latter price for selec-
ions in a small way.
RICE-There is no India in bond. The
took in first hands is about $50 bags, which
; selling in jObbing way at 71Rc p ID.
The stock of Louisiana is almost ex-
austed, and held at l0c y fb for prime.
The growing crop below the city is said to
e uncOmmonly fine.
FRETGHTs-The market continues ex-
remedy duh, with very limited offerings.
here is now full depth of water on the
ar, and vessels drawing eighteen feet pass
7lthout delay. We quote as follows: By
team-CO6tOn TO Liverpool 7-l6d; to New
Ork &c; Boston ard Philadelphia &c
y sail-Cotton to Liverpool 7-l6d: to
-svre Zee; to Boston sc; bulk corn TO
liverpool l013d.