New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-03-07

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2012c; ordinary gOc y 10.
| RICE-The market is dull, but the short
crops and the small stock on hand prevents
any decline. Fair Louisiana is quoted at
Sl4 She; prime S34 sc: there is no choice
on hand. Good Carolina is .jobbing at 9l2c.
There is no choice Carolina here. Rangoon
| is quoted at IA 0734c y 10.
CORN MEALS in light supply. and is
| held at 81 " bbl. 100 bbls sold on the
| landing at 81 y Dbl.
BUTTER-Choice is in light supply and
| good demand at 25 027c for Western, and
| SOC tor Goshen Poor is unstable.
HIRs-Are in light supply and good de-
mand: Green command l0l2 l212c dry
sailed l6 q l6l2c; dry flint lS12c T. ID.
POULTRY AND EGGs-Chickens are selling
on the landing at $607 for the grown
and S4a 50 for the young: ducks 81 90;
geese $809; turkeys $lSd20; eggs lsU22c
T. dozen.
Observation-Disclosures are selling on the
landing at S. so Q3 %; onions s. 03; apples
S5dS - Dbl: cabbages s. 0lC T. boz; sour
krout Sl502 20 2 Dbl; Western beans $40 a
II so: red beans S. a IL; dried apples and
peaches Zoe y lb: green peas 81 as y bbl
lady peas S. as; black-eyed peas s607;
horse radish s. a -; tnrnips and beets 50
carrots and parsnips So u Dbl. Dried apples
and peaches are scarce and ~ demand, ana
choice command lee II fb.
BAGGING-30O and 500 rolls jute sold at
ISc p yard. Dealers ill orders for the
country at l9c 4, yard for jute, lsc for
Western, lie for India in bales. and l6c
for rolls.
CONFERENCE.-The season is over and there
is no demand for sugar hogsheads or molas-
SEES barrels. A few barrels are sold at - %
and half barrels 81 70. Poles and slaves
are in good supply, but very little IN de
mand. Green poles sell at $50 + 1000 for
barrel poles, and $40 for hogshead poles;
barrel, slaves SIC; hogshead slaves $50 t
1000
Cow PEAs-Supplies have just com
menced coming in, and are small as yet
They are quoted at 81 30 az 70 r bushei.
They are retailing at So y bushel.
TALLOw-The demand is restricted Icy the
want of freight room for Europe. The stock
is light
Moss-Is dull at q &c for country picked
and 6 a lie for clean picked, city baled.
NAVAL SToREs-Thele is none excepting
No. | rosin on hand. 1t is held at 50 t
Dbl. Tar continues dull at s. IS b half
Dbl and So T. Dbl The market is bare of
pitch. Spirits of turpentine are scarce ard
command 96c 81 = gallon.
SALT-Cargo sales have been made at
81 81 a 10 Z sack. There are none offer
ing at present. The dealers rates are 81 90 a
g. for coarse. and 81 70Ql - for fine.
When taken from warehouse by boats,
reduction Of Zoe T. sack is made for dray-
age Turks Island is quoted at 81 300
| 81 = bag of two bushels. Table salt IN
pockets is selling at 2l+ a l2c, as in size.
WHIsKy-Is dull and unchanged. Ordi-
nary is quoted at s. 81 p; good proof at
80 a 92l2c 2 gallon.
SPARE Rms-Are scarce, and command
81 q II t. Dbl
MACKEREL-Is in good demand with
only a moderate supply on haad and an
upward tendency in prices. No. barrels
command Sli D l6 No. $40 II: No. )
SSa No. kits 81 %: No. 81 30; No. 3
81 Is.
BEEF-Is in light supply and fair demand
at $llGl2 T. biol for Texas. Western is
scarce and commands $i5a l6. The market
is bare Of Northern: it is quoted at SIG - a
Il T. Dbl
PIGS FEEr-PicLled. in kegs are selling
at 2 60; half barrels -; barrels So.
STAR CANDLFs-Command Igc + h
wholesale, and 1915 &c johbing.
COTTON Seeds i'll demand, and com
mands Sl3 p ton when bags are furnished
by factors, and Slt = ton when in plant
ers' bags, and SIS so + ton for seed and
bags.
'ioB.Cco-We notice further sales of ii
hh;ls Tugs and low leaf at s. 50: medium
at I0..: } at -. and late yesterday 30 and
20 hhds at -. Sales thus lar this week.
1873 hl,ds. We have 10 change to note
IN quotations. which we repeat. as fol-
lows: Tugs Sa824c low leaf 9lac. NE
dunn 9la a l0lec, good l0l2 a II l2c, and fine
and selections L! a BE. These figures. II Is
proper to add, apply to heavy tobaccos.
which constitute the bulk Of the supply. and
are reuorted by factors to be in accordance
with actual sales. Light tobaccos wopld
sell for less. For such descriptions there
will he good demand as soon as they ar
scope to buyers.
FREIGHTs-Masters OF Unengaged vessels
are asking such high rates that none have
been taken up during the past three days.
At the same time the going rates have been
more in favor Of shippers. We quote as fol
lows: By steam-CottOn to Liverpool -
a9-i6d: to Bremen led; to Boston lie: to
New York a4c; to Philadelphia 7s!c. 10
bacco to Bremen i5s; to New York So. SUI
gar to New York 81: molasses s %; -four
7jc: pork 81; beef, per fierce, 81 %; corn,
per bushel, I5c: Corn to Liverpool. in bulk,
il I'D. By sail-Cotton to Liverpool
l. sd; to Havre Lie a lsc: to Bremen le:
to Antwerp llsc; to Hamburg Nlod to
Boston 9-1Gd 5sc. Sugar to New York -;
molasses 81; pork see; -four 60c. Flour to
Boston GOc: to Liverpool Is. Bulk grain to
New York l2l2c: to Liverpool lOd. Oh
cake to New York s. F. ton; to Liverpool
Dos Lard TO Liverpool 35s; to Havre t2c