New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-03-13

] tierces canvased sugar-cured at lie; 70 ana
! IS do at llAc: IS and 90 do at 1l1ac p ID.
| BEEF-A lot of so bbls Western sold at
| SIS SO y Dbl. =.
LARD-The market is quiet but firm. 50
kegs refined sold at 10l4c v Is. Tierces
are quoted at 9l4 09l2c y ID =.
WHIsKY-l00 bbls choice Western rectl'
| fed sold, to arrive, at 96c p gallon. Com
mon is quoted at 80 90c y gallon. SO bbls
! Bourbon sold at 50 IS y gallon.
LOUISIANA RICE-The stock is light, and
there is not much demand. Fair is quoted
at 81 0812c; prime S3a a &c. Carolina is
| jobbing at 9lsc. There have been some
! large receipts Of India 1t is selling at "A
| 07Iac p tb.
DRY SALT MEAT-Is dull. and shoulders
are quoted nominally at SAC; rib sides 5sa c.
| clear rib sides SAC; clear sides 6Ac; hams
| 611 q Sac = tb. 10 casks clear rib sides
| sold at case Y rs.
BREAKFAST BACoN-Is scarce and in de-
| mand, and Western commands lOl2c y 1b.
| Northern is quoted at II l2c.
CoFFEE-Tha demand is better, though
| only local. There is stock in first hands
of 1O,l44 bags; in dealers hands of 1890
bags. Prime is quoted at 81 q 022a4c, gold
duty paid; good 2l7 02l lsc; fair GOA a
20l2c; ordinary zoe y fb.
BUrTER-Choce continues in light supply
and good demand at Is a &c for Western
and 80 Csc for Goshen. Inferior is unsala-
BILE.
CHEEsE-Is scarce and in demand at 16c
for Western Reserve; Tic for factory: 1oc for
New York cream and zoe for English dairy.
No demand for poor.
BAGGING-30O rolls jute sold at lsc
y yard. The dealers rates in filling
orders for the country are l9c y yard for
jute, lSc for Western, l7c 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. Half barrels are selling at 81 %,
and kegs at 81. Poles and slaves are
in good supply, but very little in de-
mand. Green poles sell at $50 p 1000 for
barrel poles, and $40 for hogshead poles;
barrel. slaves SIG; hogshead slaves $50 y
1000.
MACKEREL-Is in good demand. with
only a moderate supply on haad and an
upward tendency in prices. No. barrels
command $l4p 16:. No. . $40 IL; No. 3
SS09: No. kits 81 to; No. , 81 30; No. 3
81 Is.
NAVAL SroREs-Some No rosin on hand
is held at S. p Dbl Tar is dull at 81 - "
alfbbl and S. Y Dbl. The market is bare
of pitch. Some spirits of 'turpentine are
coming in and selling at 90 a 92lec u gallon.
POULTRY AND EGGs-Chickens are selling
on the landing at $6d7 for the grown
and s304 for the young; ducks s405;
geese S. as; turkeys $22 "a eggs p a 2c4
y dozen.
: EscULENrs-Potatoes are selling on the
landing at 50 50 a 3: onions 81 az 50; apples
So sour krout $l5: Western beans $ll
a II; red beans 'ss0l2; green peas s.;
turnips and beets ST so a.: carrots and
parsnips So al; horse radish S. II y Dbl:
dried apples and peaches a l0c y tt: cab
bages $lOa15 p box.
SALT-The stock ON hand is small, but
quite sufficient for the demand. which is
moderate. The last cargo sale of Liverpool
was at 81 40 y bushel. The dealers rates
from store are 81 GO y sack for coarse. and
s 20 for fine Turks Island is selling at
81 80 "a :}5 y sack of two bushels. A
cargo of Turks Island, in bond, sold at DC
+ busEel. Table salt III pockets is selling
at PIP 07lac, as in size.
GUSSY BAGs-Are held at l9c apiece.
HIDEs-Are in light supply and good de-
mand. Green command l0la a l2l2c: dry
sailed 10 a l612c: dry flint lSlac T. to.
Cow PEAs-Supplies have just com
meaced coming in, and are small as vet.
They are quoted at s. 800 , - = bushel
They are retailing at 50 + bushel.
TALLOw-The demand is restricted by the
want OF freight room for Europe. The stock
is light.
STAR CASDLEs-Command Ice p tb
wholesale, and l9llc loDbng
Moss-Is dali at a &c for country picked
and g 0llc for clean picked, city baled.
COTTON Seeds in demand, and COM
mands $l3 p ton when bags are furnished
by factors, and sl4 = ton when in plant
ers' bags, and $lS 50 + ton for seed and
bags.
ToBACCo-Ne have again to notice an
active demand at full prices. the sales dur
ing the past three days summing up l19
hhds, as follows 6 hhds good, on Saturday,
at II l2c: 81 yesterday, embracing at &c; |
ar lOc: at l01ac; good at He, and 3. 4,
u, % and 30 at &C; and 80 today, of which
> at l lie a II lac: good at l2c; do at | 34c.
and 3, 10, -, - and 81 at C. With only
slight variation. we repeat our previous
quotations. as follows Lugs GS24c; low
i-af ga 9l2c: medium Ole l0l2c; good l0le
a I2c. and fine and selections l. he. These
figures, it is proper to add. apply to heavy
totaccos. and which constitute the bulk
of the supply are reported by factors and
buyers to be in accordance with actual
sales. Light tobaccos would no doubt sell
for less. For such descriptions there will
De good demand as soon as the supply al
tords fair scope to buyers.
FEEIGHTs-Rates have been depressed by
the limited movement in cotton, and our
quotations require further modification, as
follows: By steam-Cotton to Liverpool
| 81 a 9-lbd, one ship filling up at I'D: to
Bremen I'D; to Hamburg led; to New York |
'sc; to Boston 7sc; to Philadelphia 34c.
Tobacco to Bremen AS; to New York S.. |
Sugar to New York ST. molasses ST.; flour
DC; pork 90c; beet, T. fierce, 81: corn, I, |
bushei, l5c: corn to Liverpool in bulk, II |
a I'D. By sail-Cotton to Liverpool led; |
to Iiavrc | a l-l6c: to Bremen lc; to Ant |
werp Lice: to Cronstadt SD; to Genoa |
lsc; TO Boston 9-l6c Pork 10 New York |
DC: Hour soc; bulk grain l2lac. Flour to
Liverpool is; bulk grain l0d: oil cake :}0s y |
ton; lard and tallow 35s. Lard to Havre |
.2c t. ID.