New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-07-18

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| WHIsKY-Continues duh, though an order
lot Of 50 bbls choice Cincinnati rectiied
sold at 96c p gallon. Ordinary Western is
quoted at 85c, and New 0rleansat IS 090c
" gallon.
Corn IN SAcKs-Is in fair supply on the
landing, and in moderate demand, without
change in prices. 5000 sacks were sold, of
which 1900 mixed at 5Sc; $50, $50 and 1000
white mixed at 72e, and $50 choice white
mixed at 73c y bushel
OATs-The supply is good. with fair de-
mand, but no change in prices. The sales
embrace $500 sacks, to wit: 200 ST. Louis at
4lc; 100 and 500 at 42c; 300 and 300 choice
St. Louis at 43c 1900 choice Galena at 43c,
and $50 and 4J0 choice Galena at 44e z
bnshel.
BRAN-Is in very light supply and limited
demand at yesterdays figures The sales
comprise 300 sacks ship stuff at 81, and 100
sacks bran at 81 10 p 100 lbs.
HAY-Continues in fair supply, with
very moderate demand. We note sales Of
200 bales prime st. Louis at $27 y ton.
! POULTRY AND EGGs-C Chickens are selling
on the landing at $708 " dozen for
grown, and $304 for young, according
to size; ducks $404 so; geese $607; tur-
keys $l20l5. Eggs command l5020c 2
| dozen.
EsCULENTs-New Western potatoes are in
better supply, and prices are easier,
they are selling on the landing at So s.
! ~ 65 " bbl Louisiana command ST so
p. Dbl in sacks, and s. 25 in bbls. West
ern and Louisiana onions are selling at
! 81 75d3 " Dbl. Green apples are selling at 81
| a 8 30 y Dbl, aud 40a75c P box (smalI size)
! Cabbages Base Y head. New sour
! lgrout $8GI0 p Dbl. Northern beans
| White command So 0l2 50; Western white
| $l00l2; red $S0l2; green peas $S09; lady
/ peas seas " Dbl. Dried apples 80l0c;
dried peaches 5a6c y ID, but very little
! demand for either.
/ .BUTTER-The stock is only moderate,
| with a better demand. We quote choice
| Western at I8020c y is. Goshen is in
! fair supply, and selling at 30032c for
| choice The inferior grades of both are
neglected and prices are nominal.
CHEEsE-The market is quite bare Of
Western and it commands 10 I4c for
choice factory, the latter price for small
selections. No New York cream on sale.
MALT AND HOPs-There is very little
doing, and the supply is ample for the de-
mand. Choice Western barley malt com
mands 81 350l As, choice fall or winter
81 350l so, good 81 l00l 25, and com
mon 9Oc T. bushel. Prime to choice
New York hops, crop of 1871, sell at IS q |
81, and ordinary to good Wisconsin 700 |
SOC ~ 10. THERE'S no Canada in market. |
Old hops sell at % a60c p ID, according to
grade.
WooL-The market is very quiet. Buyers |
appear u0WlL1Dg To meet El5 Fl6WB OF Sci /
lers, consequently very little has been done. |
We quote lake at 46 q iSc; clear Louisiana |
and Texas at 80 lie, and bury at 20027c |
p fb.
FIsH-The demand is limited to small |
local trade, the prices lean in favor of buy |
ers, and very little will be done until the |
new supplies come in. We quote Mack |
erel No. l SIS in bbls, So IS in half bbls |
and 81 so in kits; do No. 2, $40 so in |
bbls S. so in half bbls ST. IS in kits; and |
No. 3, $8i bbls, $4 25 in half bbls and 81 20 |
in kits. Cod l9 box 81 40, and size y ID in |
drums New haddock 81 250I 30. and |
herrings 35c % box.
BEEF-The stock on hand is very light, |
with an extremely moderate demand. We |
quote Texas mess at $Il 500l2; extra mess |
SIP so y Dbl, and SO for haif-bbls. Tierces |
are quoted at $l7 oil so for mess, and SIS /
0l8 so for prime mess. Western is scarce |
and selling at SIS 500l6. There is very |
little Northern here; it commands Sl7 |
Dbl.
CoAL-There is only limited demand |
for Pittsburg. On account of the small |
amount of stock compared with last year
it is now held firm at Soc U Dbl by the boat |
load-a further advance. Anthracite is re-
failing at $i2 so P ton, and PittsbuTg at |
81 ~ Dbl, delivered, and SIS P hid.
OAK STAvEs-The stock on hand is large, |
having been increased by late liberal re-
ceipts. The demand is good, but shipments
are restricted from want of tonnage. We /
quote extra-pipe, culled, p 1900, delivered |
alongside of vessel, 5000; extra wine $l2j |
0I30; extra hid STOOLS; extra claret |
500 los; extra Dbl $50 a 65 extra key $40 |
045.
STAR CAEDLEs-The market is well sup |
piled for the wants Of the trade. All /
weights sell at 100 2 ID wholesale, and |
1870 jObbiDg.
CoTToN SEED-The receipts are very
small, and readily taken by the city fac
tories, being all short Of stock. We quote
it at $l3 500l4 in factory sacks, and /
SIS so with bags delivered.
COTToN SEED On CAKE-Is scarce, and |
there is very little country cake coming in,
which is principally on contract. We quote |
city factory at $28 so p ton: country SIS |
026.
HIDEs-The small receipts coming in from |
the country are readily taken for shipment, |
and there is good demand for heavy green |
hides. We quote: Green hides at &c y ID; |
green sailed 100 12c; dry sailed Is 0l6c; /
flint I60l7c; green kips l20l21Ac; sailed |
kips lie % ID. In city hides the demand is |
languid and prices are barely main |
slaughtered over IS lbs lie; 20 to 81 |
TBS I101l 15c; under 20 TBS l00l1c; COW |
hides city slaughtered, as they run, 901Oc; |
kips 90 to "a lbs 100 l214c; 25 to 80 lbs a /
lie; calf skins, each ST.; country hides, flint, |
90 to % TBS, 150l6c; damaged halfprice. |
Ok horns sc each.
FRUIT-We note dull market as is usual |
at this season Of the year. Nuts and |
ralsins are in ample supply for the del
mand, but lemons are scarce and high. |
We quote lemons at $I3014 p box. Oranges |
tchofce Louisianal $l1 0l2 p box. Layer |
raisins $500 10, y box; London layer boxes |
none; half boxes 50 and quarter boxes 81. |
Currants 9 0I0o P is. Prunes (German) |
100Ilc Brazil nuts Is a l6c; English wal
nuts I60ISc; almonds I7lR q l8l5c; shelled |
almonds soc; tilberts $50 l4c; pecans l0c; |
figs Ice; citron 44c #' fb; bananas STAG so |
q bunch; plautains 75c a 81 %; pineapples |
81 56G2 so y dozen; cocoa nuts So so |
"a q l00 peaches 75caS2 % Y box, as
in quality.
CoFFEE-Tbere is no strictly prime or
choice coffee on hand. The market continues |
very quiet at unchanged prices, with some |
small sales making in job way. The atten- |
ton of both dealers and grocers has been |
occupied in making deliveries, duty free, of |
cOffees sold in May and June. We quote |
prime (gOld) 19lAc; good 1870 l9l4c; fair Is
a I8Ikc; ordinary l634c g 10. The stock in |
warehouses apprOximates to / LOCO bags.
RICE-SOme small arrivals of Louisiana |
have increased the stock to about 200 bbls, |
in first hands, which is held at l00l0l5c " |
Is for prime. We note receipts of 80 |
tierces Carolina, for which l0al0l5c is |
asked for good India is jobbing in small
way at 7l2c R fb, currency. i
NAVAL SToREs-The market is abundant |
IL ETIunliad with all grades of rOsiu and |