New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-01-14
NEW ORLEANS REPUBLICAN, SUNDAY, JANUARY IA 1872

ing on the landing at $607 80 for the old
and $3 "a fer the young; ducks *405; geese
$70s; turkeys $l50I7. Eggs 3o035c p
| dozen. 81.
EsCULENTs-Northern ard Michigan pota
! toes are selling at So 2504; onions So ::
al; Northern beans $l2 y Dbl. Western
! potatoes $303 25; onions 1904; apples
$6d7 u boz; Western beans 1910 so y
Dbl; green peas $607; lady peas s. a s;
dried apples S0S12c v tb; dried peaches
d9c; turnips S202 D: carrots So; beets
81 IS; parsnips 3d. horse radish Seas
+ bbl.
BAGGNG-The movement is confined to
dealers, who are filling small orders for the
country at 1912 a lie tor India in bales; l6c
in rolls; lie for jute, and lSc = yard for
Western bagging.
BALING TwINE-Commands 10 zoe ~ rs.
IRON COTTON TIEs-Sell at 81 q sac t. It.
NAVAL STOREs-The market is bare of vir-
gin rosin, No. 2and common. No. com
mands 81 80 and pale Sc T. Dbl. Tar is in
good supply and dull at g. IS y half Dbl
and Sc t Dbl. There is no pitch on hand. 1t
would command $5O5 80 y Dbl. The mar
ket is bare of spirits of turpentine. 1t
would command 7Oc = gallon.
PICS TONGUEs-Are selling at 5951ac
each.
LOUISIANA RICE-The market is dull;
choice Carolina is jObbing at 94c p 10.
The stock of Louisiana is nearly all poor in
quality, and there is very little demand for
that. Fair is quoted at She; prime &c;
choice 934c T. ID.
COOPERAGE-Isv very dull. The demand for
sugar and mOlasses packages is nearly over
ior the season. Molasses barrels are quoted
at 81 S001 80: half barrels 81 %; sugar
hOgsheads So IS each. Green poles are
scarce, and are quoted at s25 y 1000 for
barrel poles and $50 for hOgshead poles
Slaves are dull at so a p for barrel slaves
and $35 for hOgshead.
HIDEs-All kinds are in active demand,
with light supply. Green salted COM
mand 10 lOl5c; dry sailed l4lac: dry flint
16016lac y tb.
STAR CANDLEs-Are in light supply and
i'll demand They are quoted at 1919 a zoe
T. fb.
MOss-There is very little here, but the
demand is limited. Clean picked is quoted
at ga lie; country picked 3l4 a 6Ac y ii
COTTON Seeds coming in freely and
meets with ready sale at $l3 y ton, sacks
returned, and SIG 50 with sacks.
L1ME-Is in good demand, with a small
stock on hand. Western commands s. a
: %; Alabama and ROckland 81 % y Dbl
SALT-The demand continues good. The
dealers rates from store are 81 60
% sack Tor coarse and 81 ID
20 for fine. A deduction of lOc Z,
sack is made on lots taken by boats at
warehouse. Turks Island is dull, with a
light stock on hand. 1t is selling at 81 25 q
| 80 t. bag of two bushels. Table salt in
pockets is selling at pa to Sc, as in size.
TOBACCO-The market appears to be at
stand-still. 1t is expected that better sup
Plies OF the new crop will bring out buyers.
and there are now several orders here
pending. We continue to quote 7a7l2c for
Jugs; SaSlac for low leaf; 909lac for
medium; gig a lOl2c for good, and ii a BE
for fine and selections.
FREIGHTs-We quote by steam-Cotton
for Liverpool 9-I6d SD; to New York
- a sc; to Philadelphia lc: Boston
a lsc; to Hamburg l3 l6d; sugar
to New York Sc 5Oa7 p hid; molasses
3 t. bbl or &c I, gallon. By sail-Cotton
to Liverpool lila; to Havre lie: to
Bremen lc; to Boston Sc Sugar to New
York sia4 80 + hid: molasses 81 so T.
bbl. Oil cake to New York s. T. ton.