New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-07-24


hand, held by dealers who are retailing
shoulders at sac clear rib sides at 7l4c
clear sides 808l4c r 10.
WHIsKY-The market is quiet but firm
| Choice Cincinnati Tectifed is held at 81
ordinary Western So a 92c; New Orleans 92C
T. gallon. A lot Of % bbls choice Clncin
| natl rectified sold at 81 t gallon.
BULK CORN-We note sales of l2,OOC
| bushels, taken for the neighbOring ports
on private terms The last sales were a.
sac p bushel for yellow, taken for Cuba
Corn IN SACKs-Is in fair supply on the
landing with a moderate demand at yester'
DAYS prices. 1000 sacks were sold, OF
which 1000 yellow mixed at 59c; l00O vel
low and yellow mixed at Cue; 20V, 3UU
400 and 500 white mixed at zoe; $50 white
mixed at 7Ic and 300 choice white at TIC T.
| bushel.
OATs-Are in good supply and fair de-
! mand, at previous prices. The sales EN-
braced 43Qe sacks, Ofwhich 300 and 200 or
binary st. Louis at Ace; 200 and 1860 St.
Louis at 4017c; 600, GOO and $50 prime st.
Louis at Ale; 100 and 30 choice Galena al
! 43c p bushe!
BRAS-The supply is good with a moder.
| ate demand at easier prices. The safes
comprise $50 sacks, TO wit: $50, $50 and BOO
at 81 05, and $50 patent packed at 81 o. n
p 100 lbs.
HAY-Is in good supply with a limited
| ttlduus DQL no Change III DllG6Hs ~ Z DdleE
! were sold, of which 30 choice st. Louis 1T
| $28; 200 choice st. Louis, on its merits, at
| $28; 227 prime st. Louis at S25, AMI 30 and
| so prime st. Louis at S26 p ton.
POULTRY AND EGGs-Chickens are selling
| on the landing at $708 Y dozen for
grown, and 50 "a fer young; ducks 81 a
4 so; geese $607; turkeys $l2 Is. Eggs
| 100 8c y dozen.
| EsCULENTs-Western potatoes are in fair
! supply and moderate demand, and selling
| on the landing at S. I5U2 IS for white
| sprouts and early Rose, and 81 50 az IS =
! bbl for russeUs. Onions command 50 % a
8 so y bbl Green apples are selling at
| seas y Dbl. and 0G7Oc U box small size }.
Cabbages $6a7 y box. New sour krOut
| $80IO p Dbl. Northern beans-White So
0I2 50; Western white $i60l2; red IS a II;
green peas $8G9; lady peas seas 2 Dbl.
Dried apples S0l9c dried peaches ga &c
y is, but very little demand for either.
Corrective note a little better jObbing
demand, without change in prices, and 10
strictly prime or choice coffee on hand.
The attention of both dealers and grOcers
has been occupied in making deliveries,
duty free, of c9tfees sold in May and June.
We quote prime (gOld) l913c; good l812 a
l94c; fair I8a l812C; ordinary l634c T. ID.
The stock in warehouses approximates to
lI.0O0 bags.
BUTTER-There is a moderate stock of
both Western and Goshen in market. The
demand is fair. Choice Western is selling
at II a zoe, and Goshen at 30032c y tb. In
feriOr grades of both are neglected and
| prices are nominal.
CHEEsE-The market is poorly supplied.
Western is selling at ii a ljc u -fb for
choice factory, the latter price for small Sc
| lpUtiOns. New York cream commands l512
| Ol6c Il ID.
FRUIT-We note a dull market as is usual
at this season Of the year. Nuts and
ralsins are in ample supply for the de-
maDd, but lemons are scarce re and high.
| We quote lemons at Sl20l3 y box Oranges
! lchOice louisiana $Il0l2 t. box. Layer
| raisins So as 10, e. box; London layer boxes
none; half boxes s. and quarter boxes 81.
| Currants 90l0c p 10. Prunes tGerman)
! I001Ic Brazil nuts 10 q Ice; English wal
| nuts Use; almonds IL Y l043c;. she!ied
| almonds Soc; tilbeTts l3 0l46; peCans Zoe;
! figs Ice; citrOn Ale + ID; bananas 75c 81 %
/ Y bunch; plantains 0Oc 81; pneapples
! 81 5O02 50 y dozen; cocoa nuts 50 so
/ "a y 100; peaches 1jc s. % p box. as
| in quality.
! CooPERAGE-Sugar hogsheads are held
| firm at 81. and mOasses barrels have adj
! vanced to 81 So al TO each. The demand
| for hoop poles is moderate, with a good
/ stock on hand. Barrel poles are held at
! So a 90; half Dbl SIS O20, and hogshead firm
J az go z AHON' ~ pAN'o De'o A'~A4 81 y >
! go T. 1000 as in quality and dryness, and
! $35 $40 for hOgshead.
/ SALT-Late advices from Liverpool quote
an advance offs q 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 ~ for coarse; 81 50
! for fine, with a reduction Of Zoe IT,
| sack when taken in lots from warehouse.
! The supply of bulk salt in dealers hands is
! ample, and we quote Turks Island aud st.
! Martins salt at 81 IS #9 bag Of 40 TBS.
! Other grades are lower. Table salt IN
pockets is 2l1 0Sc each.
/ MALT AND HOPs-We note dull mar
! ket, with a stock ample for the demand.
! ChOiceWesteTn barley malt commands 81 81
! a 45, choice fall or winter 81 350l 50,
! good 81 I00I 25, and common soc T.
! bushel. There is no Canada in the mar
sket. Prime to choice New York hops, crop
! of 1871, sell at Soc a 81, and ordinary to good
| Wisconsin. 20 a SOC y tb. Old hops sell at
25 a 6Oc q ID, according to grade.
HDEs-The small receipts coming in from
the country are readily purchased for ship
ment, and heavy green hides are in de-
mand. We quote; Green hides at &c T. Ii;
| green sailed 10 a l2c; dry sailed Is l6c;
| flint l60 lie; green kips Ia l2l3c; sailed
! kips l4c IT, ID. In city hides the market is
! dull and unsettled, but prices are firmly
! maintained. We. quote: Steer hides city
| slaughtered over 50 Tbs lie; 70 to 81
! lbs -01lI3c; under 70 TBS a I0l2c; cow
| hides city slaughtered, as they run, a
| l0l2c; kips city slaughtered 90 to "a lbs l2c;
| % to 80 lbs a lie; calf. skins, each 81;
| country hides, flint, 20 to % TBS 10 l7c;
| damaged half price. Ok horns sc apiece.
| 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
] Alt I
alongside Of vessel, 5000; extra wine 1925
| a 100; extra hid $40 0i45; extra claret
| 800 a l05; extra Dbl $50 a IS; extra key $40
| a as.
! COAL-Consumcrs generally buy at this
! this season of the year at 6Od 65c II Dbl
Tor the next winters use, but on account of
! the small stock on hand it is now leld
| firm at Soc y Dbl by the boat load with
| little or no demand. Anthracite is re
! failing at Sl2 so y ton, Pittsburg at 81
| y Dbl, delivered, and So y hid.
NAVAL STORES-The market is amply
| supplied with all grades of rOsin, and a
! 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; $404 Is for No.
| /; So IS for No. 2, aud So so for common.
| Spirits turpentine 48c p gallon. Pitch
! 81 o y Dbl, and tar S0l0c y gallon, with
| little or no demand.
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 sl3 500
IA in factory sacks. aud SIS SO with bags
| delivered.
COTroN SEED OIL CAKE-Is scarce,
with very little country cake coming in,
which is principally on contract. We quote
city factory at $29 q % so and country S24
M 81 a. ron