New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-07-23


| Hall bounds black sweet....,............ 43 022
! No l ives and tens dark black SWEET. 4155G32
Navy pounds. a. ? 2CC
FANG styles natural leaf twist, pam -,
cake, eJc..................'.'...' % Wo'
NAVAL SToREs-We note decline of &c
p gallon in spirits turpentlne, and 20c 2
biol in pitch. The market is well supplied
with all grades of rOsin, and good stock
of spirits turpentine, with only a limited
local demand. We quote rosin at % f2@o
y Dbl for virgin and pale; 81 "a . for No.
/; 50 IS for No. ?, and 50 50 for common.
Spirits turpentiue 4Sc y gallon. Pitch
81 IS T. bbl, and tar 8dl Zoe y gallon, with
little or no demand.
COTTON SEED-The receipts are very
small, and comprise only small lots OF doubt
fuI seed and sweeplng5. The city factories
have all stopped. We quOteSit at Sl3 %
Ia in factory sacks, and Sl8 50 with bags
CoTToN SEED on CAKE-Is scarce,
with very little country cake coming in,
which is principally on contract. We quote
city factory at S29 q % 50 and country S24
026 y ton.
LARD OILS selling from store at y a
73C = gallon.
BAGGING-We note a better inquiry in
filling orders and a good stock on hand.
India is held, in round lots, at i6c, bat no
sales, and domestic jute at | SC IN round lots.
Dealers are retailing domestic JGtB al ~
l919c p yard. Hemp and flax is held at l5c
India In bales Is retailing at LoT2 q I|c T
yard
BALNG TwNE-Dealers are retailing at
II 0l8c p Is.
IRON COTTON TIE+Are selling at Sc p
rs.
GUNNY BAGs-There is very little de-
mand for them. They are held at I8ceach.
RICE-Th9r6 is a little better feeling in
the market, and we note some job sales at
919 l0l4e for fair and good Carolina, and
942 a lOc for prime Louisiana. India rice is
held at Sc y tb, currency.
WOOL-The 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 4Sc; clear Louisiana
and Texas at 50 a Ale, and bury at 20027c
p Is.
TALLOw-The stock is small, with d fair
export demaRd at &c p 10 for prime.
Small lots are selling at 808Ac for ordI-
nary, and 909Ac 2 tb for prime.
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 Sl3 in bbls, Sc Is in half bbIs
and 81 Sd in kits; do No. 2, $40 50 in
bbls S. 50 in half bbls, 81 IS in kits; and
No. 3, $8in bbls 81 % in half bbls and 81 20
in kits. Cod p box 81 49, and She p tb in
drums. New haddock 81 250l 30. and
behring's $50 b box.
BEEF-The stock on hand is very light,
with an extremely moderate demand. We
quote Texas mess at 81 SOAP; extra mess
$I2 50 y Dbl, and s. for half-bbls. Tierces
are quoted at $l7 a II 50 for mess, and $18
a Is 50 for prime mess. Western is scarce
and selling at SIS SOILS. There is very
little Northern here; it commands 81 p
Dbl
FREIGHTs-We continue to quote as
follows: By steam-Cott0n to Liver
pool 7-I6d; to do via New York, 15-32d;
to New York 55c; to Boston 24c; to
Philadelphia Sac bulk corn to Liver
pool Glad. By sail-COtton to Liver
pool L id; to Havre Bc; to Bos-
ton 5so; bulk corn to Liverpool Sd; to
Cork for orders lGdh.