New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-08-01

! 1le demand Is lar ufL0cE prices. ne
sales embraced 245O sacks, of which 1000
choice st. Louis at 42c; 1000 choice at Acc,
and $50 and 300 choice Galena at ABE 2
bushel.
BRAE-Is in fair supply and limited de
| mand at Yesterdays figures. The sales
comprise $50 bags, to wit: 300 at 81 02l7,
and $50 at 81 O5 y 100 lbs.
HAY-The supply on the landing is light,
| with limited demand, and prices are IN
| changed. 70 bales OF choice St. Louis new
! sold on its merits at s27 = ton.
| POULTRY AND EGGs-Chickens are higher
and selling on the landing at $SGS 80 T.
! dozen for grown, and s. "A 80 for young;
ducks $4G4 80; geese So al; turkeys Sl4 a
| II. Eggs are selling at l40l6c = dozen.
EsCULENTs-WesteTD potatoes are in good
! supply and limited demand at 25c T Dbl de-
| cline. White sprouts are selling at 81 70
! az y Dbl, early rose $202 IS, and s. 80
! for russets. Onions are selling at
! So 50 q Dbl. Green apples So 25
| 03 IS T. Dbl Cabbages $204 so =
| box, as in condition. Beets 81 SO y Dbl.
! Sour krOut s. y Dbl. Northern beans
White $l20l2- so; Western white $40 Y;
red $80l2; green peas $500; lady peas S.
! as y Dbl Dried apples 8G l0c; dried
peaches 50 &c y tb, but very little demand
! for either.
| BUTrER-There is moderate stock of
! both Western and Goshen in market. The
! demand is fair. Choice Western Is selling
| at II a Doc, and Goshen at 30 a BE y Is. In
ferior grades of both are neglected and
! prices are nominal.
CHEEsR-The stock of Western is small,
! and there is no Northern in market. Choice
! Western is selling at l4l3 a l5c T. Is, the lat
! ter price foI selections Of factory in a small
! way.
COFFEE-The market is more animated.
! We hear of sales Of 500, 1900 and 1900 bags
| at our quotations, and lots of 200 and 300
| bags (re-sales), to arrive. The demand is
principally for the better grades. We
! quote: Prime (gOld) l9l2c; good 1914 q l9c;
| fair $50 lS1Rc: ordinary 1890 p tb. The
| stock in warehouses is estimated at 5000
! bags,
FRUIT-Trade is dull, as is usual at this
! season, the stock of nuts and ralsins be-
! ing ample for the demand, but lemons
| and oranges are scarce and high. We
/ quote lemons at $l2 0l3 q box; oranges
| Sll0I2 T. box; LAYER raisins So; London
! layers none; currants 90lOc q b. prunes
! lGerman) I00ilc; Brazil nuts l5c; English
| walnuts I50ISc; almonds II a lSl2cSshelled
| almonds 30c; tilberts 1917 a lie; ptcans lOc;
! figs l6c; citrOn 40 a 44c; bananas 75c a 81 25
y bunch; plantains SOC 0$l; pineapples
none; cocoa nuts $30 y 100; peaches
60c a 50 y box. as in quality.
| FlsH-The demand is limited to the local
| trade, and very little will be done, as ar
rivals of new are expected in a few
days. We quote: Mackerel No. l $l3
in bbIs, Sc Is in half bbls, and 81 so
! in kits: do No. ,, $40 so in bbls, S. so
in half bbls, 81 35 in kits; and No.
| 3, S. in bbls, 81 % in half bbls and 81 20
| in kits. Cod o box 81 10, and she U tb in
| drums. New haddOck S % al 30, and
! behring's 3jc u box.
| RICE-The market is very quiet. The
! stock is ample for the limited demand. We
| quote Carolina 9a8 0934c for fully fair to
| good; Louisiana at 90934c for good Ordi-
nary to prime. There is no good India in
market.
! SALT-Late advices from Liverpool quote
an advance offs v 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 20 for coarse; 81 so
! for fine, with a reduction of Zoe T.
! 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 IS y bag of l4O TBS
! Other grades are lower. Table salt ID
pockets is 212 SC each
| BAGGING-We hear of no transactions at
wholesale, but an improved demand in fill
! ing orders. India is held in round lots at
l6c, and domestic jute at lSc, but no sales.
! Dealers are retailing domestic jGJe at 10 a
! l919c q yard Hemp and fax Is held at lSc.
! India in bales is retailing at 1914 0IIc y
yard.
BAL1NG TwHE-Dealers are retailing at
! II disc y 10.
IRON COTTON TIEs-Are selling at Sc p
! tb.
| GUNNY BAGs-There is very little de
| mand for them. Thew are held at lSceach.
! OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES hOgsheads are firm
| at 81, and mOlasses barrels at 81 % a 60
! each The demand for hoop poles is moderate
! l. To-, n1a1 no
| held at $25 $50; half Dbl $lS 020, and hogs
! head firm at SIS T. 1000. Cypress slaves
! sell at SIS 20 T. 1000, as in quality and
| dryness, and $35 a 40 for hOgshead.
MALT AND HOPs-We note dull mar
| ket, with a stock ample for the demand.
! ChOiceWestern barley malt commands ST 80
! a As, choice fall or winter 81 3501 So
! 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 85c q 81, and ordinary to good
| Wisconsin 20 08Oc % b. Old hops sell at
! Is 040c T. fb, according to grade.
BEEF-There is a tair supply of Texas
| with small stock Of Western and North
ern. We quote Texas mess $ll 0l2; extra
mess $I2 SO y Dbl, and 50 for half-bbs.
| Tierces are quoted at $l70l7 so for mess,
and $I8 a Is so for prime mess. Western
mess $I40 Is in bbls, and Northern SIS so
! al6 for bbls, and So for half-bbls.
! LARD Oils selling from store at - a
| 73c q gallon.
WooL-There is no movement in the
market We quote lake 43 46c; clear
Louisiana and Texas 80 a. de; bury 20 a
! q T. 10.
TAILow-Is in demand for export at
! &c = ID. Small lots are selling at 8G84c
for ordinary and 909Ac y fb for prime.
| NAVAL STORES The stock of spirits tur
| pentine being reduced, it is now held &c T.
| gallon higher. ROsin is slightly easier, and
| we have reduced our quotations. We quote:
| Rosin SIS 50d6 y Dbl for virgin and pale;
| 50 Is a 4 for No. /; So so for No. ., and So
| for common. Pitch is selling at 81 25 q biol,
and tar SGIOc " gallon, with very little
demand.
! COAL-On account of the rise in the Ohio
| river it has declined to 60C y Dbl by the
| boat load, with very little demand An
thracite is retailing at $I2 so Y ton; Pitts
| burg at 81 p Dbl, delivered, and So T. hid.
OAK STAyEs-The stock on hand is large,
! having been increased by late liberal re-
! ceipts. The demand is good, but shipments
! ave restricted from want OF tonnage. We
quote extra pipe, culled, y 1900 delivered
| alongside Of vessel, $500; extra wine $l25
a 1870; extra hid $l40dI45; extra claret
| $780, lOj; extra Dbl $50 a IS; extra keg $40
a IS.
I H1DEs-Are in fair demand, and the small
receipts coming i'll from the cOun-
try are readily taken for shipment.
We quote: Green hides at &c T. fb;
green sailed 10 a l2c; dry sailed l50 l6c;
flint lea lie; green kips l2d l2l2c; sailed
kips lie z tb. In city hides the market is
maintained. We quote; Steer hides city
slaughtered over 50 TBS llc; 20 to 81
lbs a II17cS under 70 tbs-GIOl2c; COW
hides CITY slaughtered, as they run, a