Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1843-01-07
NEW ORLEANS MARKET, Dec. Ii, 1912

ToBAcco-A fair demand continues TO prevail for
Tobacco, but owing TO the bare state Of the market
there has been scarcely any business doing-indeed
the only sale with which we are acquainted is one
of IL hhds of which, 5 X at Al; do. a. 24. !
second at 81, and 3 do. at At cents.
PoRK--Limited sales of new mess made at 50
and of Prime do. at IS. Old Pork Is selling in
limited lots, at our quotations. lot OF $1,000
lbs. bulk Pork the first arrival of any importance,
was sold at 81 cts. for Shoulders, for Sides and
81 for Hams.
BEEF--We have no transactions to report beyond
mere retail sales OF Mess at 80 So 90 for whole
and 81 80 A IS for half bbls. Of old, new do.
SO 80 and So So % scarce.
BAcON-The stock in market consists almost
entirely Of Sides, which are dull a; Il 4 cents
per To- Hams are scarce, and in fair demand at 5
81, Canvassed do. 81 9.
LARD--The demand has somewhat improved.
We now quote the range of the market al OF 64
CENTS according to quality.
BUTrER-The supply is abundant, and the mark
ct duller than for week or two past We have
no change TO notice in prices, however, and still
quote Western at 7 a 8, Goshen Is lsc per ID.
BAGGIN6 AND BALE ROPE-We have still 70 no.
tice heavy market, with great irregularity in
prices, owing to the heavy stock. and the anxiety
to effect sales. We now quote Western Begging
at l23 49, cash, and IA a 10 on time, according
TO quality, quantity. DC. Western Rope is in
more demand, and better sustained than BagginG,
and holders nov obtain 81 81 cents, cash and
time.
GUYNY BAes--Holde.s still obtain II cents cash,
with fair demand
GRAIN--The supply of Shelled Corn, in sacks,
continues very light, and most of the sales OF the
past three days have been made a, ASS per bushel.
Yesterday, holders were asking considerably more.
There has been no wheat received for some TWO or
three weeks past. Buyers are peln,y, and large
quantities could readily be disposed OF al higher
| rates than have been obtained this season.
LONDON TOBACCO MARKET, LIST Dec. 1872. --Vir-
ginia Leaf--Much business has been done during
the last fourteen GEOGRAPHICALLY for resale at
| from AID to sgd. For very fine picked leaf SD to
81 asked, and holders very firm upon these prices,
which are from I'd to Id higher than in February
| last.
STRIPT LEAF--Every parcel as it came from the
ship is directly sold at full prices-very few 20 be
got under 3D.; for good strong leefy e. a ID, fine
74d Sd.
| KENTUCKY LEAF--Not much doing-,he stock
being very large; about 200 hhds. Of good ordinary
leaf sold at I'D 34d, common , ada 2sd, few fine
I'd a 4ad.
SrRPT LEAE-The Home Trade only buy, as
their wants require and then at lower rates, good
AID I'D, fine SID 10 6!di for common no sale.
| LIVERPOOL MARgETs-For the week ending De-
cember 2--Tobacco--We continue to experience an
active demand. and the sales have bean large
probably 400 hhds. during the week, whilst tbs
total business last month amounted to 1900 hhds,
Of which TOO were Virginia leaf, and $40 stemmed
10 Kentucky leaf, and 600 stemmed, Virgins
J lecfsnd strips arc scarce, ami rather dearcT