New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-06-29

gold, in bond; good 1874 19kc; fair $50
IShc v 10. There is q stock in dealers
hands of about 800 sacks Rio; none in first
hands. In bonded warehouses there are
10000 bags held by grOcers here and in the
interior, waiting to be withdrawn free of
duty after the first prOximO. A retail bust
ness is doing at % y 024c for fair and 2413
025c, currency, for prime.
CoOPER4GE-The season is now coming
on and planters are looking around for con-
tracts. Sugar hOgsheads are held at So rs
"a, and mOlasses barrels at 81 so each.
The stock of hoop poles is ample for
the demand, which is very moderate. Bar
rel poles are held at $40 625; half Dbl $3.50
20, and hogshead $50 070 y 1000. Cypress
slaves sell at $1,000 p 1000, as in quality
and dryness, and $3j a 40 for hOgshead.
STAR CANDLEs-The market is fully sup
piled, according to the wants of the trade.
An weights command l9c y tb, wholesale,
and l915c, jObbeFs' prices. A lot of 80
boxes sold to-day at I9c y Is.
FIsH-The demand is confined to small
local trade, and very little will be done un-
til the supplies of new come in. We quote:
MackeFeI No. $l3 80 in bbls, 81 in half
bbls and 81 80 in kits; do No. 2, $40 so
in bbls S. so in half bbls, 81 IS in kits; do
No. 3, $Sin bbls, 81 % in half bbls and 81 90
in kits Cod Y box 81 40, and size p fb in
drums. New paddock 81 250I 30. and
herrings SOC v box.
BAGGEG-There is very good stock or
hand, but the market is very quiet, as buy
ers will not commence filling orders for a
few weeks, when a good trade is expected
Dealers are retailing domestic jute at l9 a
191hc p yard. Hemp and fax is held at lSc.
India in bales is retailing at l6l5 clio Y
yard.
BALNG TwNE-Dealers are retailing at
17018c 2 fb.
IRON CoTrox TIEs-Are selling at Sc y
1b.
GUNNY BAGs-The market is very quiet
They are held at ISc each.
HIDEs-The small supplies coming in are
readily purchased for shipment. We quite
green hides at &c v fb steer hides,
city slaughtered over IS lbs, 101Ac: 20 to 81
lbs lie, under 20 lbs "a Zoe; COW hides, as
TBS, Ia 0l6c; damaged half price. Beeswax,
they run, 90l0c; kips, city slaughter, 20 to
"a lbs, IL 0l2c. Is to 80 TBS l0Qllc y rs.
Calf skins, each 81. Country hides, flint, 20
to % genuine yellow, 30032c p ID. Ok
horns SC each.
RICE-Some small receipts of fresh beat
Louisiana have come in from the lower
coast, and some of the new crop will prob
ably arrive by the sixth of August. We
quote Louisiana at 934 a Toe, and India at
TIC v 10. Demand light.
FRUIT-We note a very dull market.
The stock of nuts and ralsins is ample
Tor the demand, but lemons are becoming
scarce and dearer We quote lemons IRE
packed) S. 5007 y box. There are no
oranges on hand. Layer raisins $303 50 !;
London layers-nOne; black basket So % a
3 so y box; almonds IL 1870; shelled al
mOnds SOC y ID; English walnuts l50l8c;
filberts 100 l215c; pecans Toe; figs l7c; cit
ron 45c; dates S69c; peanuts l0c " fb; pine
ON m h.
cocoa nuts 50 1904 p 100
Moss9-The stock is increasing, with
little or no demand. We quote coun-
try at pose, am Betty packed at 6 SC y tb.
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 50, good ST. IN al 25, and com
mon 81 al 10 p bushel. Prime to choice
New York hops, crop of 1871, sell at IS "a
81, and ordinary to good Wisconsin 700
SOC y Ib. There is no Canada in market.
Old hops sell at 25 a 6Oc p tb, according to
grade.
BEEF-The supply is light, with mOder-
ate local demand. Texas mess commands
81 500l2; extra mess SD so u Dbl, and
50 for haif-bbls. Tierces are quoted at $l7
0I7 so for mess, and $l80l8 so for prime
mess. Western is scarce and selling at
30 0O a 10. mere is very little Northern
here; it commands $I7 y Dbl.
TALLow-Is in demand for export at &c
U fb for prime. The stock is about 200
bbls. Small parcels sell at 909Ac for
prime, and 1854 for ordinary.
LARD OIL-Is selling from first hands at
69c y gallon.
MANUFACTURED TOBACCO-We note some
sales in bond, to be delivered after the first
Of July. The demand continues very light
buyers awaiting the change of the tariff on
the first proxima. Prices in bond are 2G3c
higher and our quotations are nominal FL
the present with probable reduction OF
0I0c p tb on tax paid stock after the new
tariff takes effect. We quote:
No I evtra brigb+ On non