New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-01-17

ScarcaSy VI cnoico, WHICH, 10 quOIcu az SSS
Y ton: 45O bales prime sold at $3l, and 300
do at $33.
PORK-Is in good demand, and the market
is stronger; 800 bbls mess sold, of which 25,
IS, IT'S and 500 new mess at $l4 25. 1t is
held at $l4 3712 a l4-50, and is retailing at
Sl4 SODA IS y Dbl. 63 bbls rump pork
sold at $lI
DRY SALT MEATS in fair demand; $1,000
TBS shoulders in bulk sold at Sac: 10000
Tbs clear rib sides at 6lec, and "A boxes
clear sides Use v tt.
BACON-ShOulders are dull. Yesterday
and to-day. not reported. l6 and 20 casks
sold at lac; sides are scarce; casks clear
sides sold at 8i@c; 10 casks choice new clear
sides at Sasc; 5, 20 and so do, in lots, at Size
Y ID; clear rib sides are quoted at Sis q
Sac; II casks clear rib SIDES, new, sold at
SAC.
HAMs-lO, 10 and % tierces new sugar
cured sold on the landing at lac v ft.
LARD-Is scarce and in demand for ex-
port. Supplies sell as soon as received: III
and $50 tierces packers sold at 9Ac v 10.
nerces are quoted at ga 0934c; kegs 100
lO4c y ID.
BEEF-Texas mess is quoted at$ll a II.
There have been some sales at $ll y Dbl.
Corn MEALS very dull and prices are
still lower. Some 400 bbls sold on private
terms. 1t is quoted at 50 l2l2 03 20 y Dbl.
100 bbls sold this evening at 50 % y Dbl.
WH!sKY-lOO bbls choice rectified sold at
81 y gallon. The market is dull. Ordi-
nary is quoted at CSC.
LOUISIANA RICE-The market is dull:
choice Carolina is jobbing at 94c Y H..
The stock of Louisiana is nearly all poor in
quality, and there is very little demand for
choice 934c p tb.
POULTRY AND EGGs-Chickens are sell
ing on the landing at $6d7 for the grown
and 1894 fer the young; ducks $404 so:
geese So 90: turkeys $l5 0lS. Eggs IS 037c
T. dozen.
EsCULENTs-NOrtherna ard Michigan pOta-
toes are selling at So - "a; onions So -
"A; Northern beans $l2 y Dbl. Western
potatoes 1893 %: onions $304; apples
So az; sour krOut $40 0ll y Dbl; cabbages
seas y boz; Western beans 50 q 10 SO p
Dbl; green peas $6a7; lady peas S. a e.;
dried apples Size v fb; dried peaches
sa9c; turnips s2S2 .: carrots "; eeets
ST. rs; parsnips So; horse radish 81 0s
y Dbl.
CorrEE-Is in fair demand and firm
Prime is quoted at 2lle 02la.c (gold duty
paid) good 2Oa4 02lAc; fair 2OA 020l3c:
ordinary 1914 02Oc v tt.
BUTTER-ChOice is in fair demand at DC
for Western and 33 BIC for Goshen. In
feriOr is unstable.
BAGGING-The movement is confined to
dealers, who arc filling small orders for the
country at 16h. a l7c tor India in bales; Ice
in rolls; lie for jute, and lSc p yard for
Western bagging.
TALLOw--Is scarce and in request. 1t
is quoted at 9is 09l4c y 10.
CHEEsE-The market is dull. with a large
stock on hand. Choice factory is selling at
14014lc, Western Reserve BE, New York
cream l6 a lie T. II.
BALING TwINE-Commands $4,000 y 10.
IRON COTTON TIES-Sell at ia a Sac T. 10.
NAVAL NOREs-The market is bare of VIZ
gin rosin, No. and common. No. | COM
mands 81 30 and pale ST + Dbl. Tar is in
good supply and dull at 81 - y half Dbl
and S. T. Dbl There is no pitch on hand. 1t
ket is bare of spirits of turpentine. 1t
would command Zoe T. gallon.
PICS ToNGUEs-Are selling at Jajl4c
each.
CoopLRAGE-1sv very dull. The demand for
tor the season. Molasses barrels are quoted
at 81 soal 90: half barrels 81 %; sugar
hogsheads s. - each. Green poles are
scarce, and are quoted at $25 t. 1000 for
barrel poles and so for hOgshead poles.
Slaves are dull at $40 a - for barrel slaves
and $35 tor hogshead.
HIDEs-All kinds are in active demand,
with a light supply. Green sailed com
mand 10 a l0l9c dry sailed lil2c: dry flint
l6Ql6l2c T. 70.
STAR CASDLEs-Are in light supply and
in demand. They are quoted at 1919 zoe
t. ID.
MOss-There is very little here. but the
demand is limited. Clean picked is quoted
at ia lie: country picked 3ll 6l+c T. ID
COTTON Seeds coming in freely and
meets with ready sale at $l3 = ton, sacks
returned, and SIG % with sacks.
LINES in good demand, with small
stock on hand. Western commands $2a
, b: Alabama and Rockland 81 % = Dbl.
TOBACCo-The market continues about
at stand-stll, but in view of the accounts
from the West, factors are more stringent
in their pretensions, and quotations are
raised 1ac. The sales have been confined to
, hhds old at &C, and 1 new at C, which
is the first sale of the latter reported. The
new crop comes in slow, but when the sup
ply Is more, it is expected to bring out buy
ers as there are several orders pending
which can not be filed for the want Of
stock. The Spanish contract for &c, 900 hhds
is expected to stimulate the demand. We
now quote Tugs ut -. &c: low leaf at
Sig a Sc; medium at 9ia a l0c; good at l0l.
% lie, and fine and selections at l20l3c.
SALT-The demand continues active and
prices are firm. The dealers rates from
store are 81 30 "a 81 t. sack for coarse, and
81 10 - for fine. A deduction Of l0c &
sack is made on lots taken by boats at
warehouse. Turks island is scarce. and
held at s. 30 T. bag OF two bushels. Table
salt in pockets is selling at pa Sc, as in
size. The last cargo sale was at 81 81 Il
ahoat, and we hear OF those figures having
been offered and refused for a cargo now
due.
Cotton has been shipped by
sail to Liverpool at l3-3!d. but there is no
more under 7-l6d. Two ships have been
taken up for Liverpool at lied. and one for
Barcelona at l Bloc. The rates by steam are
for cotton for Liverpool a SD; to New
York s a aic: to Philadelphia lc: Boston
= lc; to Hamburg 3 led: sugar TO
New York sG07 T. hhd molasses s.
= bbl or Dc T. gallon. By sail-Cotton
to Liverpool 7-l6a-: TO Havre lie: to
Bremen l isc: to Boston Sac. Sugar to New
York 81 80 T. hhd molasses 81 50 T. biol;
tobacco to Bremen lbs.