New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-08-25

| JUU dJ OJCs lOU al 4UCv and HUI choice
! Galena at 42c p bUshel
BRAN-Is in fair supply and demand at
| yesterdays prices. $3.50 bags were sold, of
| which 1900 patent packed taken on specu-
lationl at 90c; $50 and 500 at 9219c; 50 and
| $50 at CSC = 100 lbs.
HAYS in light supply on the landing,
with choice in request at firm prices. $50
bales of choice new st. Louis sold at $50 p
| ton.
POULTRY AND Chickens are selling
! on the landing at 81 2 dozen for the
| grown, and $4a4 50 for the young; ducks
| $404 so; geese $6G7, and Sl20l5 for tur-
| KEYS. Eggs are selling at l20l6c = dozen.
BUTTER-Wes is in ample supply and
| dull. Choice is quoted nOminally at l8C,
| and medium 10 lie y 10. There is a fair
! stock of Goshen in market. Choice com
mands 30c = tb. The inferior grades
OF both are neglected and prices are nom
inal.
CHEEsE-The market is abundantiT sup
piled with Western, with a very limited
demand. Choice factory is selling at u
l3c, the latter price for strict selections.
New York cream commands l6c T. ID. The
inferior qualities are almost unstable.
EsCULENTs-POtatOes are in liberal sup
ply and fair demand. White sprouts are
selling at 81 % az IS; and russets at 50 50
by river, and So 6O02 20 y bbl by rail.
Onions are plenty and lower; in
ferior sell at 81 5092 SO and choice
at 81 IS T. Dbl Green apples S202 50
for inferior and choice 1898 50
Dbl. Choice cabbages $606 50 y box.
Sour krOut Sc y Dbl; dull and nominal
Northern beans-White $l20l3; West
ern $IO0l2; red beans $80l2; green
peas $S09; lady peas $608 T. Dbl. Beets
81. Carrots s. 50 y Dbl Dried apples a
loo; dried peaches Safe y ID.
RICE-We note a decline of lac on the
lower grades, but the better qualities are
frmer. The stock of old and new
We quote No. 3 (Chittsl 202l3c; No.
, (broken) 4a5c; inferior 606lRc; or
binary to good ordinary G7l2c; prime to
good prime 0S12c; and choice Sac y fb.
COFFEE-We note a moderate jObbing
demand, with sales of 482 and l7l2 bags to
arrive, per Belgravia, on private terms.
Yesterday the brig San Juan arrived with
36l0 bags, in addition to the three cargOes
already noted. We quote: Prime lgOld)
1874 3l9Ac; good I724 a l8lRc; fair II! a
I734c; ordinary I50l6cP ID. The stock in
dealers hands is about 5000 bags.
FRUIT-The stocks of nuts and raisins is
fully equal to the light demand, but
lemons are lower. We quote lemons at
$40 y box; oranges none in market layer
raisins 81 IS y box; London layers none;
currants 91R l0c fb prunes German 10
0lIc; Brazil nuts l5c; English walnuts ID
0l8c; almonds II a l81Rc shelled almonds
30c; filberts 1919 0l4c; pecans Zoe; figs l6c;
citrOn 40 044c T. tb; bananas SIQ& plan
tains 75c 0$l IS y bunch; pineapples $50
2 so p dozen; cOcOanuts 81 5O03 50 p 100;
peaches SOC a 81 so " box. as in quality.
SALT-We hear of sale of a cargo to ar
rive at 81 50 gold. Latest advlces from
Liverpool quote prime 200 y cent higher
than at same time last year. Dealers
rates from store are 81 - for
coarse, and 81 s. for fine, with a reduction
of l0c y sack when taken from warehouse.
In Turks Island we note a dull market,
and one sale made on private terms; the
stock is ample. and it is selling from store
at 81 IS y bag. Table salt In pockets
2l3 08c each, as in size.
BAGGING-India is offered freely at
wholesale at l5c, and domestic jute at l7c
y yard, with very little doing. The stock
of India is light and very little in demand.
There is a good local inquiry for
iute. Dealers are doing a brisk bust
retailing domestic jate at lSl9c; India in
bales at ISL a Ice, and I4I3c in rolls Hemp
and fax is held at I712 a 18c p yard.
BALLNG TwTEE-DeaIers are retailing at
II a 8C T. tb.
IRON COTTON TIEs-Are selling at SC p
tb.
GUNNY BACs-There is very little de
mand for them. They are held at I8c each
COOPERAGE-Sugar hOgsheads and mo
lasses barrels are held firmly at Si04 %
for the former, and 81 Goal Is for the lat
ter. Hoop pools are higher, and now held
firm at $8O085 for hOgsheads; $50 a IS for
barrel, and $50 p 1000. for half bbls.
Cypress slaves sell at $I502O v lOOO
for barrel, and S35 a 40 for hOgshead.
MALT AND HOPs-There is a little more do
ing, but the stock sample for the demand.
Choice Western fall malt commands 81 IS
a So choice Western spring do 81 35Gl 40,
good 81 1901 25, and common GOO p
bushel. There is no Canada in the mar
ket. Prime to choice New York hops, crop
Of 1871, sell at Sc a 81, and ordinary to good
Wisconsin 70G80c y ID. Old hops sell at |
Is a. doe p b, according to grade.
BEEF-There is a fair supply of Texas
with small stock of Western and North
ern. We quote Texas mess $ll0l2; extra
mess $I2 80 y bbl. and 81 al 80 for ha!f-bbIs. |
Tierces are quoted at $l70l7 so for mess,
and $I8 Is so for prime mess. Western
mess $l40l5 in bbls, and Northern SIS so
0l6 for bbls, and 50 for half-bbls.
LARD Ou.-Is selling from store at zoe y
gallon.
STAR CANDLEs-Are in ample supply for
the wants of the trade, all weights command
I9c wholesale and l912c y tb jobbing.
WOOL-The stock on hand is estimated
at $4,000 TBS. The market is very quiet, as
buyers anu StIltIb appear W NC "Iut apart
in their views. We quote lake 40 Ale;
clean Louisiana 81 a 4Oc, and bury 90 a 25c
y tb.
TALLow-A lot of 70 tierces sold at Csc
Pfb Small lots are selling at 0S4c for
ordinary and 9G9Ac y ID for prime.
NAVAL SEOREs-The small receipts of
spirits turpentine coming are readily
purchased at 5213e T. gallon. The de-
mand for rosin is confined to the local
trade want of tonnage restricting shin
ments 1t is quoted at $505 so p Dbl for
pale and virgin; 50 7504 for No. l; So so
for No. 2, and So for common. Pitch is
selling at 81 % y Dbl, and tar S0l0c Y
gallon, with very little demand.
SOAP-We note a much better demand,
and considerable trade is being done. The
New Orleans brands are. generally called
for. Manufacturers sell to the trade at SC
y 10 for palm, 6 66A for olive, GA a She for
Southern family, lie for CASTLE, she for
magnolia; in large lots y a lc less p 10.
COAL-PittsbuTg is now offered at SOC =
Dbl by the boat load, and So = hid. An
thracite is retailing at $I2 so 2 ton, and
Pittsburg at 85c p Dbl, delivered.
OAK STAvEs-The stock on hand is large,
and estimated at 100000 Five boats are
expected by the first proXimO with 100000,
which will probably close the receipts for
this season. There is a good demand, but
shipments can not be effected from want of
tonnage. We quote extra pipe, culled, y
1900, delivered alongside of weasel, $3.50;
wine pipe $ll5G 100; extra hid $3.50 l4O;
extra claret 500 0l05; bbl 500 and keg
$40
HDEs-The market is dull and prices
weak. We quote: Green hides at Size +
fb; green sailed lOcl5; dry sailed Is a l6c;
flint Ice; green kips he; sailed kips be.
In city hides prices incline in buyers