New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-07-27

change in prices. We quote prime (gOld)
I91kc; good 1874 l9l4c; fair lS0lSl4c; or
binary 1910 y fb. There is no strictly
prime or choice in market. The stock in
warehouse is estimated at 5000 bags.
BUTTER-There is a moderate stock Of
both Western and Goshen in market. The
demand is fair Choice Western is selling
at II 020c, and Goshen at 80 a 32c p b. In
feriOr grades of both are neglected and
prices are nominal.
CHEEsE-The market Is nearly bare.
Choice Western is selling at l4G l5c + 10,
the latter price for selections in a small
way. There is no Northern in market.
POULTRY AND EGGs-Chickens are selling
on the landing at $788 y dozen for
grown, and $3d4 for Young; ducks s.
"a; geese 500 turkeys Sl40H. Eggs
a l6c = dozen, as in condition.
EsCULENTs- Western potatoes are in fair
supply and moderate demand, and selling
at 81 2j az 80 for white sprouts aaud s. -
a$3 p Dbl for russets in large bbls.
Choice onions command 50 % 03 so T. bbl.
Green apples S204 II Dbl, and 40 q
zoe T. box small size). Cabbages s. 80
at " box. New sour krOut $SG
9 v Dbl. Northern beans-White $l2
0l2 50; Western white $l00I2; red S. 0l2;
green peas $Sd9; lady peas $608 " Dbl.
Dried apples 80l0c; uried peaches sac
y fb, but very little demand for either.
RICE-The market is rather quiet, and
prices are Il a &c easier We quote Caro-
lima 9a8 69}4c for fully fair to good; Lou
isana at 90934c for good ordinary 20
prime. There is no good India in market
FRCIT-The stock is ample tor the de-
mand, which is rather dull as is usual
at this season of the year. Nuts and
raIsius are in good supply, but lemons
and oranges are scarce and high. We
quote lemons at $l2 1I3 q box; Oranges
(chOice MessiRa) Sll 0l2 p box. Layer
raisins 1898 10, u box; London LAYER boxes
none; half boxes s. and quarter boxes 81.
Currants 90l0c p tb. Prunes tGermanl
I00IIc. Brazil nuts Is "a l6c; English wal
nuts l60lSc; almonds l719 lS14c; shelled
almonds SOC; filberts l3 a lie; pccans Zoe;
figs Ice; citrOn 44c T. 10; bananas 75c a 50 %
Y bunch; plantains 50cG$l; pineapples
81 5002 50 y dozen; cocoa nuts 50 so
"A p 100; peaches 75c as % y box, as
in quality.
FIsm-The demand is limited to a 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 $l3 in bbls, Sc IS in half bbls
and 81 so in kits; do No. 2, $40 so in
bbls S. 80 in half bbls, 81 IS in kits; and
No. g. $8in bbls, 81 % in half bbls and 81 20
in kits. Cod q box 81 40, and she y fb in
drums. New haddOck 81 2jGl 30. and
behring's 35U q box.
CALl-l4dj6 dNANiCCS II OLLl L4lN Il pun NAAOJC
an advance offs r 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 70 for coarse; 81 80
for fine, with a reduction of Zoe "
sack when taken in lots from warehouse.
The supply of bulk salt in dealers hands is
ample, and we quote Turks Island amidst
Martins salt at 81 As y bag OF I40 TBS.
Other grades are lower. Table salt In
UOcketS is 21h n &c each.
BAGGING-We hear of no transactions at
wholesale, but an improved demand in fill
ing orders. India is held in round lots at
Ice, and domestic jute at l8c, but no sales.
Dealers are retailing domestic jaUe at 10 a
l91Rc " yard. Hemp and flax is held at l8c.
India in bales is retailing at 1914 Gle y
yard.
BALMG TwNE-DealeFs are retailing at
II Oi8c T. Is.
IRON COTTON TIEs-4re selling at Sc y
fb.
GUNNY BAGs-There is very little de-
mand for them. They are held at I8ceach.
COOPERAGE-Sugar hOgsheads are held
firm at 81, and molasses barrels have adj
vanced to 81 S. al 80 each. The demand
for hoop poles is moderate, with a good
stock on hand. Barrel poles are held at
S;25 a 30; half Dbl $50 aud hngshead firm
at SIS q 1000. Cypress slaves sell at $l3
20 " 1000, as in quality and dryness, and
S30 n ~ Tor hOgshead.
MALT AND HOPs-We note dull mar
lEet, with a stock ample for the demand.
Choice Western barley malt commands 81 81
al As. choice fall or winter 81 350l so
good 81 l00I %, and common 90c y
bushel. There is no Canada in the mar
ket. Prime to choice New York hops, crop
of 1871, sell at SIC q 81, and ordinary to good
Wisconsin 70080c y fb. Old hops sell at
10 a 4Oc " 10, according to grade.
7 oal1iufr ctr at
73c U gallon.
TALLow-The stock is small, with fair
export demand at &c q tb for prime.
Small lots are selling at S08Ac for ordi-
nary, and 9 094c q II for prime
NAVAL STOREs-The market is amply
supplied with all grades of rOsin, and
good stock of spirits turpentine, the want
Of tonnage preventing shipment to Eu-
ropean ports, and the local demand is light.
We quote rosin at S. IS 06 y Dbl for
virgin and pale; $40425 for No.
|; So IS for No. 2, and So 50 for common.
Spirits tuTpentine 4Sc % gallon. Pitch
81 IS u Dbl, and tar 8Ol0c u gallon, with
little or no demand
COAL-On account Of the rise in the Ohio
river it has declined to 60c U Dbl by the
boat load, with very little demand. An
thracite is retailing at $i2 so ton; Pitts
burg at 81 y Dbl, delivered, and S. Y 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, " 1900, delivered
alongside of vessel. $500; extra wine SIPS
q 100; extra hid $40 Oils; extra cIarct
800 0I05; extra Dbl $50 a IS; extra keg $40
045.
COTTON SEED-The receipts are very
small, and comprise only small lots of doubt
full seed and sweepings. The city factories
have all stopped. We quote it at $I3 500
IA in factory sacks; and $l8 so with bags
delivered.
COTTON SEED OIL CAKE-Is scarce,
with very little country cake coming in,
which is principally on contract. We quote
city factory at $29 a % so and country $14
d26 y ton.
FREIGHTs-The few available ships in
port have laid up, and refuse I'D
for cotton for Liverpool. There are sew
eral cargOes of bulk corn Offering but no
suitable vessel. The last vessel Gu
gagged was at lid for Liverpool direct.
We quote: By steam-CottOn to Liver
pool 7-I6d; to do via New York, ZIG a I'D;
to New York Sc; to Boston 24c; to
Philadelphia Ae; bulk corn to Liver
pool 91Rd. By sail-Cottou~ to LIVER
pool p I'D; to .Havre 7Sc to BOs-
ton 5Bc bulk corn to Liverpool I'D; to
Cork for orders l0dl9.