New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-07-25

| There IS a good stock on hand and there
are orders here for it for Great Britain, but
they can not be filed owing to the want of
! freight room.
BRAN-The. supply is light with quiet
market at yesterdays prices. The sales en-
! brace coo sacks, of which 400 at 81 05: leo
| choice patent packed at 81 O5, and 100 do
| at 81 OH p 100 lbs.
HAY-The supply on the landing is mod
I crate with limited demand. The sales
| comprise 5l7 bales to wit: 80 bales Prairie
| at $l7; 81 clover, on It's merits, at $2l. and
| 400 prime st. Louis, on its merits, at $26 2
ton.
| POULTRY AND Chickens are selling
on the landing at S708 = dozen for
grown, and S3G4 for young; ducks STA
so; geese S607; turkeys Sl20l5. Eggs
| l00I8c y dozen.
| BUTTER-There is a moderate stock of
| both Western and Goshen in market The
! demand is fair. Choice Western is selling
| at II a 20c, and Goshen at 80 a 32c y ID. In
| feriOr grades of both are neglected and
| prices are nominal.
CHEEsE-The market is poorly supplied
| Western is selling at l40l5c = tb for
choice factory, the latter price for small Sc
! leCtiOns. New York cream commands l5l2
| a Ice y tb.
COFFEE-The market is quiet, without
change in prices We quote prime (gOld)
| I91Rc; good I8IA a 194c; fair 180 lS19c; or
houses apprOximates to Ii 900 bags.
EsCULENTs- Western potatoes are in mod
crate supply with a fair demand, at tirmer
prices. 80 bbls russets, in large bbls, sold
at 50 IS Y Dbl They are quoted at 81 Is as
y Dbl according to quality. Onions
command 50 50 VI Dbl for choice.
Green apples are selling at $2G3 y
Cabbages $607 box. New sour krout
$S0lO y Dbl. Northern beans-White $40
a u so; Western white $l0aI2; red $60l2;
green peas $500; lady peas $608 u bbl.
Dried apples 8Ol0C dried peaches 506c
y fb, but very little demand for either
FRUIT-We note a dull market as is usual
at this season of the year. Nuts and
ralsins are in ample supply for the de-
mand, but lemons are scarce and high.
We quote lemons at Sl2 a 13 y box. Oranges
(chOce LOuisiana) Sll 0I2 " box. Layer
raisins $303 10, y box; London layer boxes
none; half boxes s. and quarter boxes 81.
Currants 90 loo y ib. Prunes (Germanl
100llc. Brazil nuts I50 I6c; English wal
nuts l60l8c; almonds l746 a 1920; shelled
almonds 30c; tilberts l3 a l4c; pecans Zoe;
fcs Ice; citrOn 44c p Is; bananas 75c q 81 25 |
y bunch; plantains SOC al 81; pineapples
81 5O02 50 " dozen; cocoa nuts 50 so
"a y 100; peaches 75c 0S2 % 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 bbIs, S. IS in half bbls
and 81 so in kits; do No. 2, $40 50 in
bbls S. so in half bbls, 81 35 in kits; and
No. ,, $Sin bbls, 81 % in half bbls and 81 20
in kits. Cod q box 81 49, and 513c p fb in
drums. New haddock 81 250l 80. and
herrings 35e y box.
RICE-There is a little more animation in
the market. We quote Carolina GLE aloe !
for fully fair to good; Louisiana 90l0c for
strictly good ordinary to prime. India is
held at SC = b. currency.
SALT-Late advices from Liverpool quote |
an advance offs y 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 80 |
for fine, with a reduction of lOC 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 l40 lbs. |
Other grades are lower. Table salt III |
pockets is pc 08c each.
BAGGIEG-We note a better inquiry in |
filling orders and a good stock on hand. |
India is held, in round lots, at I6c, but no |
sales, and domestic jute at lSc in round lots. |
Dealers are retailing domestic iGJG at 10 a |
l91Rc q yard. Hemp and flax is held at l8c. |
India in bales is retailing at ISL l7c y |
yard.
BALING TwINE-Dealers are retailing at |
II else u ID.
IRON COTTON TIEs-Are selling at Sc p
Is.
GUNNY BAGs-There is very little de-
mand for them. They are held at I8ceach
COOPERAGE-Sugar hOgsheads are held !
firm at 81, and mOlasses barrels have adj
vanced to 81 550I 60 each. The demand
for hoop poles is moderate, with a good
stock on hand. Barrel poles are held at
$25 a 30; half bbl $lS020, and hOgshead firm
at S75 y 1000. Cypress slaves sell at SIS |
go y 1000, as in quality and dryness, and
$35 a 40 for hOgshead.
MALT AND HOPs-We note dull mar
lIet, with a stock ample for the demand.
Choice Western barley malt commands 81 81
al As, choice fall or winter 81 350l 50, |
good 81 l00l 25, and common 90c P
bushel. There is no Canada in the mar
ket. Prime to choice New York hops, crop
of 1871, sell at $50 GSl, and ordinary to good
Wisconsin 700S0c ~ tb. Old hops sell at
% a 6Oc " rs, according to grade
BEEF-The stock on hand is very light,
with an extremely moderate demand. We
quote Texas mess at $ll 500l2; extra mess
SI2 so u Dbl, and 50 for ha!f-bbls. Tierces
are quoted at $l7 50 for mess, and $I8
a Is so for prime mess. Western is scarce
and selling at SIS 500l6 There is very
little Northern here; it commands Sl7 p
Dbl.
LARD Ou-Is selling from store at 720
73c p gallon.
WOOL-Thc market is very quiet Buyers
appear unwilling to meet the views of sell
lers, consequently very little has been done.
We quote lake at as a i8c; clear Louisiana |
and Texas at 80 a 4lc, and bury at 20 027c
p tb.
TALLow-The stock is small, with a fair
export demand at &c p tb for prime.
Small lots are selling at 8GS4c for ordi-
nary, and 9094c y Is for prime.
NAVAL STOREs-The market is amply
supplied with all grades of r0sin, and
good stock of spirits turpentine, the want
Of tonnage preventing shipment to Eu- |
rOpeaR ports, and the local demand is light.
We quote rOsin at IS 7506 y Dbl for
virgin and pale; $404 IS for No.
L; 50 IS for No. 2, and So 50 for common.
Spirits turpentine 48c ~ gallon. Pitch
"a IS y Dbl, and tar 801Oc q gallon, with
little or no demand.
COAL-COnsumer5 generally buy at this
5his season of the year at 60865c u Dbl
Tor the next winters use, but on account of
5he small stock on hand it is now held
irm at SOC y Dbl by the boat load with
title or no demand. Anthracite is re-
jailing at $l2 so y ton, Pittsburg at ST.
Dbl, delivered, and So " hid.
OAK STAYES-The stock on hand is large,
having been increased by late liberal re- I
,eipts. The demand is good, but shipments
unrestricted from want Of tonnage. We +
quote extra pipe, culled, u 1900, delivered I
llOngside of vessel. $780, extra wine $l25 !
a 1870; extra hid $40 a l45; extra claret
800 los; extra Dbl $50 a Is; extra keg $40 +
D45.
HIDEs-The small receipts coming in from