New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-06-28


SALT-We note tull stocks of both Liver
pool coarse and fine in dealers hands, and
two cargOes on the market UnsOld, Dealers
rates from store are: Coarse 81 go; ordinary
fine ST 20: extra quality and weight, fine,
81 so p sack, with deduction of l0c "
sack when taken in lots at warehouse.
Stock of bulk salt, consisting of lots OF genu-
inc Turks Island, St. Martins. Mexican and
Marsalla salt, is ample for all anticipated
demands. We quote Turks Island aud st.
Martins salt at 81 350l 40 " bag of l4O lbs.
Other grades much lower. Table salt In
pockets 2l5 G8c each.
NAVAL SToREs-There is a fair stock on
hand, with only a small local demand, and
some shipping to the West Shipments
to European ports are restricted from want
of tonnage. We quote rosin at $606 SO for
pale and virgin; $47505 for No. l, and No. 2
at $4 1894 50 v Dbl, Spirits turpentine 54a
|55e y gallon. For pitch and tar there is
little or no demand at s. y Dbl for the
former and 8010c y gallon for the latter.
COAL-The demand for Pittsburg is lin
tied, and very firm at Csc y bbl by the
boat load. Anthracite is selling In a small
way at $l2 so y ton, and Pittsburg at So Y
hid. The late shipments from Louisville
will not reach here, but be distributed at
various points on the Mississippi. The stock
on hand is smaller than at the same time
last year.
PoULrRY AND EGGs-Chickens are
selling on the landing at $506 for
grown and $304 for young; ducks
$304; geese $607 turkeys $l20l5 2
dozen. Eggs are in good supply and sell
ing at 90 I2c p dozen, as In quality.
EsCULENTs-Some new Western potatoes
have arrived-the first this season-and sold
on the landing at 50 y Dbl. New Western
onions have also arrived, and sold at s4 IS
a " Dbl. Louisiana potatoes are selling at
50 so y bbl in sacks and $303 25 in bbls.
Onions 81 rs y Dbl in sacks and S. IS
in bbls. Green apples 50 T. bbl. Cab
bages 5010c p head. SOurkrOut Sl20
l4P Dbl. Northern beans-White COM
mand $l2; Western white Sl00I2; red
$S0I2; green peas $319; lady peas
$60S y Dbl. Dried apples S0I0c; dried
peaches $500 y ID.
BUTTER-The stock of Western is large,
with a poor demand. We quote choice
Western at lSc; good 150 lie. The inferior
grades are neglected, and prices are nOmi-
nal. Goshen is in good supply at Soc y ID
for choice. Inferior grades are neglected.
CHEEsE-The stock of Western is being
worked off, though the demand continues
light. There is better feeling in the mar
ket We quote 12G l3c y fb for choice fac
tory, the latter price for selections in a
small way. New York cream is dull at lie
Y 10. The inferior Qualities are neglected,
and quotations are nominal.
OAK STAvEs-The stock is large, having
been increased in the past few days by the
arrival of nineteen boats containing about
60O,G00 slaves. We hear of sales of nine
boat loads of slaves on private terms. There
is very little doing at present; the demand
for export is restricted by the scarcity of
tonnage. Some shipments are made to
France, and a few taken for Italy and
England We continue quotations, but
note decline of 20025 y cent on the sales
by wholesale Extra pipe y 1900 double
stavesl delivered alongside Of vessel, $500
a 205; extra wine $I25 a 1870; extra hid $40
al45; extra barrel $50 65; whisky barrel
(single) $40 $50; half barrel $5OG55, and
kegs $40 As. No heading in the market, as
wide slaves are used for it. The smaller
slaves are often made from larger ones that
are rejected and cut down. Wholesale
prices by the boat load are about twenty
per cent below our quotations.
FREIGHTs-We continue to quote as fol-
lows: By steam-Cotton to Liverpool
as a l-l6d; to New York &c; to Boston Bc:
to Philadelphia 2c. BY sail-CottOn to Liv.
erpOOl 20 07-l6d; to Havre 7sc; to Boston
Sc; bulk corn to Liverpool 10d.