New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-04-05

| 1900 bbls Louisiana, $50 casks Caro-
| lima and $500 bags India. We quote Louis
| lana common 606l3c, ordinary 70I &c
| prime to choice SG8l5c; Carolina is selling
at 8l4 0S2ac for fair to good; India, ga a
| 3lRc (goldj in bond.
3UTTER-The supply of choice is light and
| the demand is good, with little or no de-
mand for inferior grades. Choice Goshen Is
| selling at 45e: prime Goshen 10 a 42c; good
| Goshen IS a Ace y Is. Choice Western fac
| 35c p fb
CHEEsE-In consequence of liberal re-
| ceipts prices have a downward tendency.
| Choice Western factory is selling at loo;
EngIish dfirv, Western I712 a lS1zc; Young
| America 24c; nutmeg l81ec; New York
cream l9c p tb.
| POULrRY AND EGGs-Chickens are selling
| on the landing at 81 5005 y dozen for the
old. and S202 so for the young. Ducks
81 5O05; Geese $607. Turkeys SlS02O.
Eggs % a 25c y dozen.
| Observation-Disclosures are dull; Western
russets are selling at 50; peach blows (cholce
| Ohio) 81 so; St. Louis peach blows 81 f0O
| 80 in sacks ard So in bbls; Prince Alberts
81 p Dbl. and 81 750 80 in sacks Onions
| S465 y Dbl Apples are dull and nominal.
| Sour krout $40 y Dbl. White beans-West-
ern $40 50: Northern Sl2 y Dbl. Green
peas $5dS SO v Dbl. Dried apples DC.
| Dried peaches 405c y ID.
|
| West. They are held at II q 7l2c apiece.
| and l8l2c for reserved. All second hand
bags on hand were taken up for sacking the
| recent receipts of bulk corn, Stock on hand
| on the first instant l57 bales.
IRON CoTToN TIEs-Sell at S1h 09c y 10.
| BALING TwINE-Is quoted at wholesale at
lac p 10. Dealers are retailing 1t at l|c
| ID.
BAGGING-The supply is fair, with little or
no demand. Domestic jute is retailing at
| l51hc p ward India in bales at he and
| l2c p ward in rolls; hemp fax Ia l5c y
yard. India at wholesale is quoted at lie
| p ward. Stock on hand on the first instant
comprised India 1913; Dundee 283 bales;
1923 rolls domestic jute. and 1870 pieces
hemp and fax bagging
NAvAL SToREs-We quote spirits tur-
pentine at Coo y gallon; rosin, virgin dip,
at S. 50; pale at 81 IS p bbl; No. l 81;
No. 2 SO 60 p Dbl; strained 50 40 U Dbl;
tar 81 Is y Dbl; 81 rs p half Dbl; pitch
81 1916 p Dbl.
| COTTON SEED-The supply is moderate
and the demand is good at Si3 ton, sacks
| furnished.
CorroN SEED Ou-Supply good and de-
mand fair. Orders can not be filled owing
to the scarcity of tonnage Crude COM
| mands 40 a Ale, refined at 46847c y gallon.
COTTON SEED OIL CAKE-City factory
is selling at $24 y ton; country S2002l.
Country is scarce, while the supply OF CITY
| factory is moderate.
! OAK STAvEs-There have been some ar
rivals of oak slaves lately which have re-
plenished the stock. The high rates of
freight cause difficulty in making ship
ments. Prices for oak slaves delivered to
vessel, y 1900 pieces are as follows:
Extra pipe, culled at $2l0 a 20; wine pipe
$l25 1870; extra hogshead $50 q 100; extra
claret l05 lis; extra barrel sos 40; extra
keg at $50.
Moss-The supply is fair, with good
demand for export: 300 bales machine picked
sold Yesterday at &c y 10. Gray is selling
at 31s a &c; mixed Sic &c: black SAFE; city
picked 809c y 10, showing an advance of
lc y ID.
| IMPORTED FRUIT AND NUTs--Are scarce
and in demand in consequence OF few ar
rivals. Palermo oranges are selling at
SO 50 p box; Palermo lemons s. Sd;
LAYER raisins So 25 y box, half boxes
81 90 quarter boxes Csc; citron 45c u fb;
currants sac; prunes (German) sac; figs
l2lee; Brazil nuts 2l9c; almonds zoe; shelled
do 32c; filberts l619c; pecans l01a q !2lac;
| dates Size t. Is; bananas 81 oOO3 oO T.
bunch plantains 81 50 y bunch; pineapples
none here; cocoanuts 50 so U 100. There
are three cargoes of Sicily fruit now due.
MALT AND HoPs-The supply is ample,
with little or no demand. Choice Western
barley is selling at 81 300l %; good dis
tillery malt 81 200I 80 y bushel. New
York hops are quoted at 6O0b5e and
| Wisconsin at SIS a 5Sc u 10.
F1sH-The supply is fair and the de-
mand is very good. We quote: Mackerel,
extra No. / So 50 in bbs, $l2 50 in
half bbis S. in quarter bbls, and 81 80
in kits: No. bay at SIS in bbls, 81 IS
in half bbls, 81 so in quarter bbls, and 81 80
in kits: No 2 at $l2 so in bbls, Sc SO in halt
bbs, So 30 in quarter bbls and 5 65 in kits;
| - en- III ~ half
IN quarter bbls, and 81 80 in kits. No. )
large SlI in bbls, Sc in half bbls. So % in
quarter bbis, and 81 40 in kits. Goldfish, y
box. $l3Oal 35, and she y fb in quar-
ter drums; large do 60613c v ID. Her
rings, IS y Dbl, 81 so y half Dbl, and 35c
y box.
SALr-The supply is good, and the de-
mand is better, with frmer prices Coarse
is selling at 81 650 80; fine 81 81 l 80 y
y sack, with a deduction for drayage
when taken in lots at warehouse. Turks
Island is selling at S161 10 y bag of two
bushels. Table salt in pockets 2lR 6lao
each. as in size. There have been several
shipments for the West 1900 bags Turks
Island not heretofore reported sold on prl-
vate terms and shipped to Ohio river.
CoFFEE-There were sales yesterday OF
1913 bags ex invoice Pepita, on private terms.
We quote: Prime (gold) 10 0l91sc; good
1914 0l9c: fair l8d lSl2c; ordinary l71Rc q
tb.
CoAL-The supply is good. and the de-
mand slack. Pittsburg is selling ut ~ 5O y
hid, 60c to steamboats,, IS a SOC to manufac-
turers. 521a a 55c at wholesale and 81 at re-
tail. Anthracite is selling at Sl2 5O0l3 5O
p ton. The stock at the Willow Grove
landing on the first instant comprised 81
boats and barges There were taken for
consumption last month - boats and
barges.
T0BACCo-We did not hear of a sale to-
day. The weeks sales embrace 70 hhds.
We notice some looking around, but no ac-
tive movement is expected until the supply
of tonnage is more liberal. We continue
to quote Tugs at 8a9c; low leaf at go lOc;
medium at 10 a lie; good at IL q l2c, and Sc
lections at l21a a BE.
FREIGHTs-We have not heard of an en-
gagement for the past week. The market
IS firm, with a moderate supply OF
freight room. We continue to quote as
follows: By steam-Cotton to Liverpool
1-160-d. to New York &c. By sail-Cot-
ton to Liverpool 50 Cd; to Havre lac; to
Bremen IL l6d; to New York 78c.
The following are sales, receipts and ex-
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