New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-08-09

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busheL Suitable freight room is expected
here in the course of the next month.
CORN IN SACKs-Is. IN good supply and
demand, with a decline in white of &c p
bushel. The sales embrace 1850 sacks, of
which 100 and 1000 choice white at 63e: 80
and 300 white at &c; 1900 and 1000 white
mixed at 60e; 1000 choice yellow at 5Sc;
100 and 500 mixed at SIC, and 900 yello Y
mixed at SEC p bushel
OATs-There is a far supply on the land
ing, and moderate demand at firm prices.
The sales comprise 1850 sacks, to wit: 300
choice at 43c; 200 and 300 choice Galena
at 44c, and lOO and 80 do at 4Jc T. bushel
BRAN-The supply on the landing is fair,
with prOportiOnate demand at firm prices.
| $50 bags were sold, of which 100 and 200 at
81, and 80 bags at 81 02l9 Y 100 lbs.
HAYS in light supply on the landing,
| and consists mostly of the poorer grades
! Good is in demand, while the inferior is
neglected. We did not hear Of a sale to-
day. We quote prime $2J a27, and choice
$28 30 q ton.
! OAK STAvEsAThe stock on hand is large.
and estimated at $3.50, 600. Five boats are
expected by the first proximO with 100000,
| which will probably close the receipts for
this season. TheBs is a good demand, but
! shipments can not be effected from want of
| tonnage. We quote extra pipe, culled, y
| 1900, delivered alongside of vessel, $3.50:
! wine pipe Sis a 100; extra hid Sl350I40:
extra claret 500 clos; Dbl $50; and key
! $40045.
PoULTRY AND Eees-Chickens are selling
on the landing at 81 al 50 " dozen for the
| grown, and S404 so for the young; ducks
| $404 80; geese $607; turkeys $l51 Is.
| Eggs command 10 0l6c e dozen as in CON
| ditiOn.
BUTTER-The stock of Western is mod
! crate and the supply of Goshen ample to
meet the demand. Choice Western is selling
at IL 020c, and medium 1914 0I4c T. ID.
Goshen commands SOC y fb, but the in
feriOr grades are neglected.
COFFEE-Ihe market is firm, with some
inquiry for coffee to arrive. We quote:
Prime tgold) l9Ae; good 1874 a l9c; fair
l7a4 a lSc p 10. The stock in warehouses
estimated at 5000 bags.
Observation-Disclosures are in fair supply,
and white sprouts selling at ST 80, and rus
sets at 1925 az 50 T. Dbl Onions are selling
at So 500325 q Dbl. Green apples So 500
4 so p Dbl. Choice cabbages 81 so as y box.
Beets $iGl so y Dbl. Sour krout sos
" Dbl. Northern beans-White $I20
II so; Western white $I00l2; red $S0I2;
green peas $809; lady peas $608 p Dbl.
Dried apples 80l0o; dried peaches 5G6c
~ ID, but very little demand for either
FRUIT-Irade is dull, as is usual at this
season, the stock of nuts and ra1sins be-
ing ample for the demand, but lemons
and oranges are scarce and high. We
quote lemons at $I2 p box; oranges SII y
box; layer raisins So; London layers none:
currant5 Ga l0c P ID; prunes tGerman) 10 |
0llc; Brazil nuts l5c; English waInuts Is |
q lSc; almonds IL a l818c; shelled almonds |
Doc; flberts 1914 Gl4c; pecans I0c; figs Ice; |
citrOn 40044c; bananas none; pIantains soc |
.0Sl; pineapples $500 so t. dozen cocoa |
nuts 1894 D. 100; peaches 60c 0$2 p |
box. as in quality.
FIsE-Very little is being done, as the ar
rivals Of new are daily expected. We
quote: Mackerel No. l $l3 in bbls,
in half bbis, 81 IS in Kits IA and = No. o.
3, So in bbls, 81 25 in half bbls and 81 20
in kits. Cod y box 81 20, and. 512c p fb in
drums. New haddock 81 IS al 80, and
behring's 35c p box.
BREAD AND CRACKERs-There is fair
local demand and considerable n being
shipped to the interior and Texas. We quote
navy bread at &c, pilot bread 51 &c, French
biscuit &c, soda crackers SAFE, butter q
7e, picnic 6USC, oyster Sc, sugar 9012c,
cream Il a l2c, nicnac l5c, ginger nuts II a
l2c, lemon snaps Ice, Crescent biscuit ljc,
cracknel biscuits 35c.
RICE-We note the receipt of bbIs of
the new crop, and there are 6 bbls more at
the Empire Mills, waiting transportation to
the city. The stock is small. but sufficient
for the limited demand. Louisiana is sell
ing in a job way at 824 094Ro for good or
binary to prime, and Carolina at 90912o !
or fair to good.
SALT--Late advices from Liverpool quote
an additional advance Of25 y cent, making
IOO " cent advance on the prices current
1T same time last season. There are two
,argOes on the market un5Old. Dealers
'ates from store are 81 10 for coarse; 81 80 ! j
or fine, with a reduction of iOc P !
ack when taken in lots from warehouse.
The supply of bulk salt in dealers hands is i
lmple, and we quote Turks Island and ST. ]
Martins salt at 81 As " bag of l4O TBS.
other grades are lower. Table salt IN
pockets is 219 08c each. -
BAGGING-We hear Ofsno transactions at
Wholesale but the dealers are doing an active
BUSINESS in filing orders. India is held in t
Ound lots at l515c, anddomRstic iute at l8c, a
'ut no sales All the sales in the past month ?
we're on private terms. Dealers areretaiIing
Domestic ate at 10 0l913c p yard. Hemp and {
ak is held at $50. India in bales is retail 1
1g at .l643 a l7c " yard. a
BALTEG TwIEE-Dealers are retailing at /
018c " fb. g
IRoN CoTToN TIEs-Are selling at Sc -
GUNNY BAes-There is verv little de.
land for them. They are held at I8ceacb. .
CooPERAGE-Ihere is a good supply of
lgar hOgsbeads and m0lasses barrels. (
7hich are held firm at 81 for the former (
nd 81 550l so for the latter, with Il
very moderate demand. The stock Y
f hoop poles is good and demand limited "
arrel poles are held at $25 $50; half Dbl d,
1920 and hogshead at SIS ~ 1000 It
ypress slaves sell at $I5020 u 1000
II barrel, and $35 $40 for hogshead. =
MALT AND HOPs-We note dull mar :
CT, with stock ample for the demand. | =
holce Western barley malt commands 81 IS N
4 40, choice fall or winter 81 350I so. ! &C
pod 81 1901 25, and common SOC g p
lshel. There is no Canada in the mar g.
%. Prime to choice New York hops, crop M
1871, sell at 85c 81, and ordinary to good
'isconsin 700S0e ~ ib. Old hops sell at
q 4Oc y tb, according to grade. =
BEEF-TheTe is a fair supply of Texas
it'll small stock of Western and North
n. We quote Texas mess 81 0I2, extra -
ess $l2 80 y Dbl, and 50 for haIf-bbls. Y
erces are quoted at $I70l7 50 for mess. be
I'd $l8 Is so for prime mess. Western SO
ess SI4 Is in bbls, and Northern SIS so W.
10 for bbls, and SO for half-bbls. =
LARD OLA lot of 10 bbls sold at CSC q
lion. "
WOoL-The market is very dull. We Sit
ote lake 45c; clean Louisiana and dr.
xas 80 a 35c; bury 90 027e o. Is, 10
IALLOW-ls in demand for export at =
p 10. Small lots are selling at 808Ao
ordinary and 909Ac q fb for prime.
NAVAL SToREs--The market is dull and ~
Aimed to the local trade, the want of tom
ge restricting shipments. We quote: Lei
sin 80 5O06 y Dbl for virgin and pale:
7504 for No. i; So so for No. 2, and S. 4,
common. Spirits turpentine Is sold at |
y gallon. Pitch is selling at $4 Is y -
|, and tar sol0e Y gallon, with very