New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-06-01

VI 1901 20. Stocks Of fine on choice New
York hops are light and command 90o o 81
| Y 10; inferior Wisconsin rs 85e; BaVarian
very scarce at 81 for good.
CoFFEE-The market is quiet but firm,
with stock in dealers hands of IL 600
bags, and none in first hands. We
quote; Prime I81A a I9c v fb, gold, in bOnd
| l619c.
LARD Oils selling at Use y gallon.
IRON COTTON TIEs-Are retailing at 71bc
y fb. = ~
SALT-There is very little doing. Two
cargOes are held for higher prices. There
are no cargOes on the way here. The last
| cargo sale was at ST 4215 u sack Dealers
rates from store are 81 20 y sack for
coarse and ST so for fine When taken
from warehouse by boats a deduction of
l0c p sack is made for drayage. Turks Island
is selling at 81 300l IS " sack of two
bushels. Table salt IN pockets at 90 a
713c, as in size.
STAR CANDLEs-The market is fully sup
piled, according to the wants of the trade.
All weights command 19c y tb, wholesale,
and l91Ac, jObbers' prices.
Moss-GOOd descriptions continue scarce
and in brisk demand. Poor much neglected
and entirely unstable at present. Country
remains at our last figures, viz: 305c y ID.
City picked commands 60IO13c.
WOoL-The market is very dull, no
sales having TRANSFERRED. Quotations are
nominal. Bury % 030c; Texas clear 400
43c; lake 48 soc y ID.
WINES AND LIQUORs-The stock of wine
Is moderate, with very fair demand, we
quote: Port burgundy 9Oc 0$l 10: Ma
deira (Frencb) soc Isl 10; sherry CSC y
gallon; Bordeaux qlaret $450 48 Pcask. The
supply of brandy is large with only linn
tied demand. We quote: Rochelle 81 % a
S4 so; Bordeaux SIS 5006 so; Holland gin
S3 25G4 IS; Jamaica rum 81 as p gallon.
absinthe $l7; vermOuth $80l1 so " case.
BAGGNG-The market is without any
movement. Western hemp is held in round
lots at IL 42c, and domestic iute l9c ~ ward.
The dealers are filling orders for domestic
jute at 100 l9l2c; Western hemp and fax
$50 l8lRc y yard. India in bale is retailing
at 160 l615c
BCTTER-Owing to more liberal receipts
of Western prices have declined, with only
a moderate demand at 25028c q Is for
choice. No demand for inferior grades.
Some lots of new Goshen have arrived and
are selling at SO 04Oc for choice. Weeks
receipts 1917 kegs; exports 1913 kegs.
CHEEsE-There is good supply on the
market, but much of it is unstable, being
too fresh We quote choice factory at I20
a. The inferior grades are entirely nom
lnaL. Weeks receipts 1000 boxes; exports
20 boxes.
POULTRY AND EGGs-C Chickens are selling
on the landing at Sc 5007 for grown,
and 50 30 as for young, which is decline.
About 400 dozen sold at that price, 200
dozen being taken for Havana. Eggs are
rather dull at 10 02lc.
EsCULENTs-Old potatoes are very dali at
81 5OG2 for Western. We quote new Lou
isiana "a "A - in bbls, and onions $50525:
iO0 I3e y head for new Louisiana cabbages;
Sl802O y Dbl for sour krout. Beans |
are scarce; Northern white command |
$l2 so; Western $II i, Dbl; green peas
$909 so; red beans $8012; lady peas
S6GS; black-eye peas S. 06; horse radish |
S204 y Dbl; dried apples 90l0c; dried |
peaches ) nc " 10.
COoPERAGE-Several boat loads of poles |
are expected soon. Business is very duh, |
though the demand for poles for the country |
has commenced, and several shipments have |
been made. There was also made ship |
ment of slaves. Hoop poles are selling by the |
boat load at $l7 U 1000 for barrel poles |
and Sl2 for hali-barrel poles For hogshead |
by the load $35. There is some demand /
tor them. Cypress slaves are in fair /
supply but dull. They command SIS 20 for
barrel slaves, and $34 036 for hogshead |
slaves.
Cow Passive hear of a sale of 100 |
sacks at 81 Co. and 200 sacks sold in small |
lots at 50 7502 80 p bushel Prices have
declined, better supplies being expected.
RICE What Carolina is here being musty,
and the stock of Louisiana being exhausted,
the only sales making are of Rangoon at
our previous quotations, 707I4c p fb cur
rency, and 50 BIZ % so gold, in bond.
FREIGHTs-We hear of one or two nego-
-iations pending for tobacco cargoes for the
but with this exception
nothing has transpired of special interest
n the market to-day. The ruling cotton
ate for Liverpool is l532d. Shipments are
made to Havre at 7sc and I5-I6c. 1t is IN
ierstOOd that the ship reported yesterday
or Genoa for tobacco was at SOS. Negoti-
ltions are now pending at a higher
ate. We continue to quote as follows
By steam-COtton to Liverpool "a I'D; to
New York 5sc; to Boston 7sc; to Philadelphia
&c flour to New York 60c p Dbl; corn l5c
bushel; corn to Liverpool in bulk Cd;
1Olasses to New York 81 y Dbl pork 9Oc :
eef, y tierce, 81, By sail-Cotton to Liver
DOL ZIG l5-32c; to Havre 70 0l5l6c; to-
acco to Genoa -.