New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-05-31

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Packers in tierces is quoted at &c; refined
95se; kegs 1890 p tb for kettle rendered
and 1I0 Ac for refined.
DRY SALT MEAT-There is little OF none
in first hands. Shoulders may be quoted
| at Sc p fb. The stock is held by dealers,
who are retailing them at SAC p 10.
BREAKFAST BAcoE-Is scarce, and com
mands 101s lie y Is. Several small lots
were sold to-day at l01bc " fb.
HAas-ChOiee sugar-cured are scarce and
in demand. The favorite brands command
liza 0124c q Is. Ordinary brands are
dull at 1019 0II12c y ID. A lot of IA tierces,
in store, sold at l012c y Is.
WHIsKY-The market is without any
movement to-day. Choice Cincinnati recti-
fed is quoted at Csc. and Indiana at oSc "
gallon.
EsoULENTs-There are no old potatoes IN
market: new potatoes aRe selling at 30 81
in sacks for Louisiana, and "a % in
bbls; $4 stfOr new onions in sacks, and
| S. in bbls; new Louisiana cabbages $l2
| Is % 100; new sour krout $50 y Dbl.
The new vegetables are taken for the West.
Beans are scarce; Northern white command
| $l2 so; Western S1l0ll SO p Dbl; green
| peas S709 so; red beans $30l2; lady peas
| S608; black-eye peas $506; horse radish
$204 " bbl dried apples 90l0c; dried
peaches 507c P fb.
| y Dbl is asked on the landing, but there
are no buyers at that price. It may be
| quoted at SD 3003 40 p Dbl.
| OAK STAYEs-The stock on hand is rath-
er small Just now, but receipts are becom-
| ing more liberal. The demand is coed,
principally for France and Spain, and a
| fair demand for England, but prices are
| lower, owing to an advance in freights.
Extra pipe slaves, delivered alongside OF
/ II. Il
| wine do, $500 $l35, extra hid Sl400 10,
extra claret 500 a los, barrel $50 sos, kegs
/ S450 $50.
CoTToN SEED-There is none to be had.
Prices nominal. We quote $l4 y ton in
factory sacks, and $l7 for seed and bags.
COTToN SEED On CAKE-There is no city
oil cake to be had. Quotations are nomi-
nal at $281k 029 for city, and $24a2 for
| country.
LARD O11-Is selling at 75c p gallon.
IRON CoTToN TEEs-Are retailing at 745c
| p is.
SALr-There is very little doing. Two
| cargOes are held for higher prices. There
are no cargOes on the way here. The last
cargo sale was at 81 42lR y sack. Dealers
| rates from store are 81 20 " sack for
coarse and 81 so for fine. When taken
from warehouse by boats deduction of
| I0c ~ sack is made for drayage, Turks Island
| bushels. Table salt In pockets at pa q
| 74bc, as in size.
STAR CANDLEs-The market is fully sup
| piled, according to the wants of the trade.
| All weights command l9o ID, wholesale,
and l913e, jobbers' prices.
Moss-GOOd descriptions continue scarce
| and in brisk demand. Poor much neglected
| and entirely unsuitable at present. Country
remains at cur last figures, viz: 305c y Tb.
/ 81
WOoL-The market is very dull, no
sales having transpired. Quotations are
| nominal. Bury 28030c; Texas clear 40
| 43c; lake Asa SOC p fb.
| POULTRY AND EGGs-Chickens are selling
on the landing at So for grown. About
| 200 dozen were taken for Havana at that
price Turkeys $24; geese 81 al so; ducks So.
! Eggs-Large receipts are expected; about
5000 dozen have been sold at l8G22e.
COFFEE-The market is quiet but firm,
| with stock in dealers hands of IL 600
| bags, and none in first hands. We
| quote; Prime 1919 0l9c y fb, gold, IN bond;
| good 1874 0lS34c; fair l74 a l8e; ordinary
I61Rc.
BAGGNG-The market is without any
movement. Western hemp is held in round
| lots at II 1ac, and domestic jute l9c y yard.
The dealers are filing orders for domestic
| lutte at l9019l2c; Western hemp and flax
y
at 160161kc.
BUTTER AND CHEEsE-The stock of both
Western butter and cheese is increasing,
with only moderate local demand. We
quote Western butter at 25028c; Goshen
| 380 40c p ID. Cheese SG 121Rc y ID, accord
ing to quality. Shipments OF Goshen butter
are on the way.
MALT AND HoPs-We have no change to
note in the market, which is very firm with
a good demand. We quote Western barley
malt at 81 25aI so y bushel; inferior lots
81 1001 20. Stocks of fine or choice New
York hops are light, and command zoe a ST.
p ib: inferior Wisconsin rs S5e; Bavarian
very scarce at 81 for good.
RICE-There is no Carolina IN on hand,
and the stock of Louisiana is nearly ex-
hausted We quote fair at 868Ae; prime
S1R 0S34c ~ fb. India is in better demand
and advanced. 1t is selling at z 07Ae u 10,
currency, and 50 371A a3 so y 100 lbs,
gold. in bond.
TALLOW-Continues in request for export.
so bbls city rendered sold at Sc y ID. Lit
tie or nOATexas in market
BALING TwINE-Dealers are retailing at
lie y fb. The last sales in large lots were
at l4c y fb.
HmEs-Are in light supply and good de-
mand. Most of the stock is being shipped to
the North and East. Green command &c;
green sailed 10A a l2c; dry sailed l5lb
01617c; green kips Il012c; sailed kips
I4c: flint hides IL 0l712c P tb.
NAVAL STOREs-The market is out of
rOsin. 1t is very much in demand. In the
past few days, 500 bbls rosin were received
and sold at 81 for pale, SIS for No. l, and
81 50 for No. 2 Pitch is dull at s. U Dbl,
and tar is dull and nominal at S012c y
gallon. Spirits turpentine command 5215
a 55e p gallon. Some SO bbls were sold at
these prices.
WINES AND LIoUoRs-The stock of wine
is moderate, with a very fair demand, we
quote: Port burgundy 90e0Sl 10; Ma
deira (F'reneh) 90c0$1 10; sherry 95c v
gallon: Bordeaux claret $45 a as Pcask. The
supply of brandy is large with only linn
tied demand. We quote: Rochelle "a 70 a
$4 so; Bordeaux S. 5006 so; Holland gin
So 2504 IS; Jamaica rum sos Y gallon.
absinthe SIT; VermOuth $S0ll SO y case.
COoPERAGE-Several boat loads OF poles
are expected soon, but prices for the present
remain the same. Business is very. dull,
though the demand for poles for the country
is commencing, and several shipments have
been made. There was also made ship
ment of slaves. Hoop poles are selling by the
boat load at $120I5 y 1000 for barrel poles
and SIP for half barrel poles. For hOgshead
poles there is no demand. Cypress slaves
are in fair supply but dull. They command
$1,000 for barrel slaves, and $33 036 for
hOgshead slaves, without any demand.
FREIGHTs-A ship was taken up for
Genoa at an advanced rate for to-
bacco. We continue to quote as follows ::
By steam-Cotton to Liverpool a lad; to
New York Sc; to Boston Bc; to Philadelphia
7se; flour to New York Coo y Dbl; corn l5c
q bushel corn to Liverpool in bulk Cd ;
molasses to New York 81 p Dbl; pork zoe !;
beef, % tierce, 81. By sail-COttOn to Liver
LIav 81 %o
bacco to Genoa 30s.