New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-06-08

W. wy h@G1 - - KCN1 49,
1924 y bbl; dried apples 90I0c; dried
peaches 507c v f.
POULTRY AND EaGs-Chickens are in
fair supply on the landing at S. 5006
for grown and 1904 for young. Tur-
keys $1,000; geese $608; ducks S405 U
dozen. Eggs come in freely and sell at l243
else p dozen.
RTcE-We note a dull market, with only
a small local demand for both India and
Louisiana. There is very little Carolina
here. which is musty. We quote India
So 37R03 so y 100 lbs gold III bond and
71s 07kc " fb in currency /; stock OF India
on hand 1900 sacks; Louisiana S0S4c u
tb for ordinary and 81 09c for prime /;
stock of Louisiana on hand $50 bbls.
WooE-We hear of sales of 10000
lbs lake at Acc, but no movement in other
grades. The stock on hand is very good.
We quote bury at 2803Oc; Texas clean
40 043c; lake 48c.
NAVAL STOREs-The receipts of rosin are
on the increase, but the supply is taken as
soon as landed at 81 for pale; S. for
No. / and $4 so for No. 2. Pitch is in
good supply and jobbing at IS y bbl,
Tar is in very poor demand and nomi-
nal at 89l0c W gallon. The stock of
spirits turpentine is very light, and jObbing
at 571A 066c p gallOn-a marked advance.
CoFFEE-The market to day is very
quiet but firm, We now quote prime at
1884 0l9Ac y 10, gold, in bond; good 1917 a
1890: fair lS0ISAc; ordinary 1870 p 10.
A retail business is doing at 241zc for prime
and 2317c. currency, for fair.
BAGGING-The stock of domestic jute is
held strongly under limit at l845c, and offers
to buy are being made freely at l8c y yard
and refused for considerable lots. Hemp
and fax bagging is held at lSc. Western
hemp is retailing at 18018lRe, and domestic
jute at l9c R yard. The dealers are filling
orders for domestic jute at 190l945c. India
in bales is retailing at I615 0l7c p yard.
GUNNY B4Gs-There have been no sales
lately. They are held at l80I81Rc each.
BALNG TwINE-Dealers are retailing at
1910 " fb.
IRON COTTON TIEs-COmmand 7c y ID in
PIC IRON-The stock on hand Is very
small, with only a limited demand. The
last sale of round lots was 100 tons at SAB
" ton, about ten days since, and 200 tons,
professionally, at $50 y ton. The balance
of the stock is now held for retailing at
$54055 p ton.
BROOM CoRN-The stock on hand is
ample for all present requirements, and,
probably, sufficient to run the manufactures
during the summer. There is no Southern
in market, and Western is quoted at IA Csc
= tb.
BUILDING MISUNDERSTANDING bricks
are worth $l3 ais for country, and $l30l8
for all kinds of lake. Alabama lime is sell
ing at 81 80, and Western at 81 250l IS p
Dbl.
BEEF-Western mess is very scarce and
in moderate demand at SIS 500I6 y Dbl.
Texas is in fair supply and poor demand
at Sll0l2 p Dbl. No Fulton market
here.
TALLow-There is very little here. 1t is
in request for export, and commands g 091sc
T. ID.
HIDEs-Are in fair demand, and the sup
plies sell readily at: Green command &C.;
green sailed l0A a l2c; dry sailed 1512
0l64ac; green kIps HOBO; sailed kips
l4c; flint hides II 0I712c u 10.
MOss-Ihere is a good supply on hand,
with a very moderate demand. Poor is
much neglected and very low. We quote
country at 2 05c, and city picked at 642 09e
T. ID.
CoOPERAGE-The demand is very mod:
crate, though hogshead poles are frmer.
There is very little doing in slaves. We
quote: Hoop poles by the boat load at $35
for bOgshead; $l7 for barrel poles, and
Sl2 for half-barrel; cypress slaves $34036
for hogshead and SI855O y 1000 for barrel.
SALT-The tariff question is now settled,
but will not take effect until the first of
August. The old tariff was 24c u 100 TBS
in sacks and 1Sc = 100 TBS in bulk. The
duty is l2c y 100 TBS in sacks and Sc
T. 100 lbs in bulk. Dealers sell from store
at 81 60 for coarse and 81 20 for fine.
Turks Island 81 350l 40 y sack. Table
salt IN pockets 243 G7c as in size.
COTTON Seeds in request but is scarce
as usual at this season. 1t sells at $l4 p
ton without the bags, and $l8 so with the
bags.
WINES N LIQUORs-The stock of wine
is moderate, with a very fair demand, we
quote; Port Burgundy 90c 81 10; Ma |
deira (Freneb) 90c0$I 10; sherry 95c p
Bordeaux claret $450 Pcask. The
of brandy is large with only a linn
ted demand. We quote: Rochelle 81 % a
80; Bordeaux S. so 06 so; Holland gin
2504 IS; Jamaica rum $70S q gallon.
absinthe Sl7; vermOuth SS0lI so p case.
OAK STAVEs-The stock on hand is rather |
small, with more liberal receipts. The de-
is principally for France and Spain,
with some inquiry for England. but the ad-
yancing tendency Cf freights will probably
check shipments and lower prices. We
quote extra pipe, q 1900, $500 1910, extra
vine Sl3O0Sl35, extra hOgshead $40 $50.
,Xtra.claret 500 los, barrel $50 SIS, kegs
5l00 $50.
CoTToN SEED On CAKE-There is little or
lone in market. City mandatory is
quoted at S28 50029; country $25026 2
LARD Ou-Is selling at Use 2 gallon.
STAR C~ANDLEs-The market is fully sup
lied, according to the wants of the trade.
III weights command l3c = fb, wholesale,
nd l9lbc, jobbers' prices.
FRUIT-There is a fair supply on the
narket, with only a moderate business do
ng. We quote lemons $404 so; oranges
s@icilian) repacked S. 5G06 p box; r~aisins,
S303 10 u box almonds II IS1Rc:
walnuts Is 0l8c flberts I20I2IRc:
ecans Zoe figs lie; citrOn 45c dates So
c; peanuts Zoe; prunes HOBO; currants
q a Toe; Brazil nuts I0c p fb; pine apples
one here; cocoa nuts So so p 100; bananas
03 " bunch.
MALT AND HOPs-There is a fair demand
choice Western barley malt at 81 25
30 Y bushel; refuse lots sell at 81 I00
20. Stocks of fac or choice New York
ops, crop OF 1871, are light, and command
a95c y 10. Bavarian hops are CSC 0SI,
here is no Canada in market. Old hons
selling at 50 060c P ID.