New Orleans Republican., 1872-05-21

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45c q 10, and so tierces on private terms
CORN MEALS dull, though the stock is
not large. Holders are asking So 65 y bbl,
| a reduction. 80 bbls sold, on its merits, in
store, at So 25 q bbl.
WHIsKY-Advices of a fall of 1c in the
! West have caused a similar decline here,
| and choice Cincinnati rectifed is now offer
| ing at 94c y gallon, and no sales. Common
Is duh, and quoted nOminally at SOC y
! gallon.
! LOUISIANA RICE-Though the stock of
| Louisiana is nearly exhausted, the market
has weakened, it being late in the season
! and prices are lower. Fair is now selling
! at 08Ae; prime S19 0824c P fb. There
are only lew tierces Carolina remaining
| IN market. 1t is retailing at S34 sc Y fb.
! India is dull with a stock on hand of 1900
| bags. There is some inquiry but no move
| ment. 1t is quoted at 634 07e-P -Tb, cur
reney, and 34 9319c, gold, in bond. The
| prospect for the new crop is excellent 1t
! promises to be larger and Of better quality
than last year.
! POULTRY AND EGGs-C Chickens are selling
on the landing at $606 so y dozen for the
! grown, and $304 for the young; ducks S.;
| geese $607; turkeys S24; eggs ID l5c v
dozen.
| CoFFEE-C Continues in demand, and we
note a very firm market. Prime 1914 l9c,
gold, in bond; good 1874 a l812c; fair l724 q
l8c; ordinary I61ko p tb. Stock in first
hands 1914 bags Rio in dealers hands
! Il, 500 bags. A cargo Of 5000 bags sold on pri
vate terms. The last invoice in first hands
Q600 bags was sold to-day.
Observation-Disclosures are selling on the
landing at 81 al so 2 Dbl in sacks for new
Louisiana, and So 1913 so in barrels for
old Western; onions $4 so y bbl for new
Western; new Louisiana cabbages l60l7c
P head; all the new is taken up as fast as
offered for the West; the market is bare of
apples; dried apples sell at S0lOc; dried
peaches nominal, Sole; Western beans sell
at $Il oil so; Northern beans Sl2 500
u IS; red beans $80I2; green peas S709;
lady peas S6OS; black-eye peas 50 O6; new
sour krOut $40; horse radish S205.
CHEEsE-The market is in an unsettled
state. The new is just coming in and is yet
understandable while the old has become
too strong There have been some sales of
new Western at 00I3c y fb. Choice 10
a 0l3e " tb. Prices are now entirely nOmi-
nal, and quotations can not be given.
BUTTER-COntinues scarce and in de-
mand. Choice new Western commands
30G 32c; Goshen 38040c y fb. For old
prices are entirely nominal and can not be
given.
SALT-We note some demand for the
West and for the country, especially for
Red river. There are two cargOes held on
the market for higher prices, and
there is none ahoar. The last cargo
sale was at 81 4242 y sack. The dealers
rates from store are 81 Goal 65 T. sack for
coarse and $l700l75 for fine. Turks Island is
selling at 81 80 a i 35 p sack of two bushels.
A cargo of Turks Island, in bond, sold at 22c
2 bushel. Table salt IN pockets is selling |
at 2sl a7l9c, as in size.
WooL-The stock on hand is ample, but !
the market is very dull in the absence of |
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speculative inquiry though without any |
movement. BURY is quoted at . 35c, |
clear of burrs 43 a 4jc, lake 5O05 sic, Texas |
clear 35 a 40c T. ID.
NAVAL STORES-There is little or no rOsin |
on hand. Some little lots have come in, |
and sold at once at S4 so for No. and S. |
for No. l. 1t is very much in demand, and |
would command even higher prices. Pitch |
Is also scarce and IN demand, and some % ]
bbls have sold IN lots, to dealers, at s. y
bbl. Tar, however, is dull and nominal at /
8a l0c p gallon. Spirits turpentine are in |
good supply, and dull 100 bbls sold for
shipment at SOC q gallon.
BAGGNG-The last sales to dealers
were at l719 0l8c for jute and l5c for India
in bales. The stock of jute is held under
limit for higher prices. The dealers are
doing a good trade in it at l90l94Rc Y
yard, and India in bales at l6l5c.
COOPERAGE-HOOp poles are selling by |
the boat load at SIS p 1000 for barrel poles
and SD for half-barrel poles. There is no
sale for hogshead poles; these are held at
$50. Cypress slaves are in good supply and
dull They are held at $l8G20 for barrel
slaves, and $35 for hOgshead slaves. There
is no demand for hogsheaG slaves.
TALLOw-There is very little on hand
1t is quoted at 9a9Ac = 10.
MOss-Good is scarce and in demand, but
poor is very much neglected and almost un-
salable. Country is quoted at 3G5c; city |
picked commands 60lGc y t6.
LARD OL-Is quoted at 75c q gallon.
MACKEREL-Is selling at Sl40l8 for No.
l bbls; $ll0ll 50 for No. 2; S809 for No.
3; 81 65 for No. 1 kits; 81 40 for No. 2,
81 20 for No. g.
BALING TwNE-Dearlers are offering 19
a 20c T. 1b.
IRON CoTToN TIEs-Command on orders,
7c p 10.
GUNNY BAGs-Command l8c apiece.
Cow PEAs-There was a good demand
today. and some l400 sacks were sold at
3 so e bushel. The stock is reduced down
to about 5000 bags, mostly held by one
party, at 50 T. bushel. Orders are filed at
hat.
RIVER FRE1GHTs-Western kilograms
state that down freigbts from St. Louis, by
JteambOat, are 30c p bbl on -four and l7l3c
p 100 fbc on grain, bacon and bagging.
Barge rates 213C under these.
FREIGHTs-We heard of a small amount
# cotton taken for Liverpool to-day at
led, but the masters Of the few vessels on
he berth ask 19d. For the moment quota
ions continue nominal
TOBACCo-We notice further sales to-day |
f 30 hhds, embracing "a good at l212c, and
at -. We continue to quote lugs at
a &c. low leaf at 90l0c, medium at 10
DIl12c, good at I20l2l2c, and fine and
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