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

/ ment in the market parties awaiting the
/ delivery of purchases made in bond prior to
| the first instant. Prices remain unchanged,
| and we quote prime l9lRc, gold, IN oOnd;
! good 183s 019Ac; fair lS0lol2c Ihere Is
! a stock in dealers hands of about SOOO bags
/ Rio; none in first bands In bonded ware
house stored are 10000 bags, held by gro
| GERS here and in the interior. 1t Is retail
| ing at 22H9 22lac for prime to choice, in cur
I rency.
Moss-Tbe market is well supplied, but
no trade is being done. We quote eoun-
try at pose, and city packed at 609l2e
q tb.
MALT AND HoPs-There is very little
doing and the supply is ample for the de-
mand. Choice Western barley malt COM
mands 81 350I As, choice fall or winter
81 350I 80, good 81 I7ls a %, and COM
mon S16I 10 p bushel. Prime to choice
New York hops, crop of 1871, sell at 3 q
81, and ordinary to good Wisconsin 700
Soc " tb. There is no Canada in market
Old hops sell at Is 60c " ID, according to
grade.
BBEF-The supply is light, with mOder-
ate local demand. Texas mess commands
81 Scale; extra mess $l2 SO bbNand
So for half-bbls Tierces are quoted at SIT
IL so fer mess, and SlS0l8 so for prime
mess. Western is scarce and selia lat
SIS Scale. There is very little Northern
DCI6 IL GUt4AiSidS GAf y BDlt
FRUIT-Trade is dull. The stock of ntits
and raIsins is ample Tor the demand, but
lemons are scarce and high. We quote
lemons frepacked) at SI00lIP box. Oranges
(choice louisiana Sl2 p box. Layer raisins
So 05; black basket So 25 03 SO p box; Lon
don layers, half boxes So and quarter boxes
81 each; almonds IL a 1890; shelled al
monds SOC % fb; English walnuts l50l8c;
tilberts l20 l212c; pecans Zoe; figs l7c; cit
ron 45c; dates $3.50; peanuts Zoe v rs; pine
apples 81 P dozen; bananas $l03 "
bunch; cocoa nuts So 5084 v 100; peaches
81 % y box, as in size and quality.
NAVAL SroREs-There is an ample stock
of all grades of rosin and spirits turpentine,
but the demand is restricted to the local
trade and some small shipments to the
West, and some on owners accOuD t.
There are large. foreign orders here
which can not be filed for want of tonnage
to European ports. We quote rosin at sea-
so for pale and virgin; 81 1915 for No. !,
and No at 81 % "A 80 " Dbl Spirits tur-
pentine 81 $50 y gallon. For pitch and
tar there is little or no demand at S. U Dbl
for the former and S0l0e y gallon for the
latter.
WooL-Is Very dull It being on the eve
Of the new clip and at the close of the old,
sellers are asking prices that buyers are
unwilling to pay, Lake is held at AZ a 4sc;
clean Louisiana and Texas 40043c; bury
% a 2Se y 1b.
COTTON SEED-The receipts are very
small, and readily taken by the city fac
tories, being all short Of stock We quote
it at $l3 500I4 in factory sacks, and |
$l8 so with bags delivered.
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 $29 sop ton; country SIS |
10.
SALT-A shipment of 1000 sacks is being
made to the West. Trade is dull as buyers |
are awaiting the change of tariff on the first |
proximo. We note full stocks of both /
coarse and fine in dealers hands, and |
two cargoes on the market uusold. Dealers |
rates from store are: Coarse 81 60; ordinary
fine ST 70; extra quality and weight, fine,
81 81 " sack, with deduction of loo y
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 and St.
Martins salt at 81 350l 40 y baROf14 lbs.
Other grades much lower. Table salt IN
pockets 2lR a Sc each.
FREIGHTs-The market continues ex
remedy dull. We continue to quote as
'OllOws: By steam-Cott0n to Liverpool
sd; to New York 5sc; TO Boston a4c;
o Philadelphia &c; bulk corn to Liver
POOL Glad. BY sail-CottUn to Liver
POOL 5-l6d sd; to Havre Be; to Bos-
on 5sc; bulk corn to Liverpool 912d: to
Cork for orders l0l2d