New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-05-01
$SSl2; Western beans $1O012 y Dbl;
dried apples bloc; dried peaches 506c p

dried apples 70lOc; dried peaches 506c p
fb.
SALT-There are no cargoes afoat, but we
have good stock on hand. The demand
is limited. The last cargo sale was at
81 1919 y sack. The dealers rates
coarse and 81 roo rs for fine Turks Island is
selling at 81 3O01 IS y sack of two bushels.
A cargo of Turks Island, in bond, sold at &c
y bushel Table salt IN pockets is selling
at 224 071Rc, as in size.
NAVAL SToREs-The market is bare of
pitch and rOsin. A few small lots of rOsin
come in, which are sold at 81 50 for No. l
and 81 for No. 2. Tar is in good demand
and sells as fast as received at l2l5c p
gallon. Spirits turPentine are IN good sup
ply and are held at zoe y gallon.
WOOL--Supplies are coming in quite free
~, and meet with good demand at 30 34c
for bury, IS a SIC for slightly bury, 48 a SOC
for clear of burr, SOC for lake and 4O045c for
Texas clean.
LOUISIANA RICE-Is dull, with very little
on hand. Fair is quoted at 814 Size, prime
824 09G Carolina is in light supply, and
retailing at 909l5c. India is dull and
lower, with large and accommodating stock
on hand. Another cargo has arrived. 1t is
quoted at Ga G7c y fb, currency, and 3l4 a
she, gold, in bond.
TALLow-Is dull nd quoted at 90914c
q fb.
HIDEs-Are dull at 901Oc for green;
Is a l6c for dry, and a l2c for kips.
COFFEE-The market is dull with only
job demand. We quote prime 1874 020Ac;
good 49,. a 1890; fair 1874 a l9c; ordinary
18l4c = ID, gold duty paid. Stock in first
hands ii 1892 sacks ih dealers hands $4,000
sacks.
MACKEREL-Is com ing IN more freely and
is selling at $l4alS for No. bbls; $ll0
IL so for No. 2; SSlb9 for No. 3; 81 65 for
No. kits; 81 DO for No 3 81 20 for No. 8.
BAGGING-Is without any movement.
The dealers rates are lie for India in
bales, 16c in rolls; jute 1871 a l9c; Western
bagging 1Sc ward.
IRON COTTON TIES Are selling at &c p b.
COOFERAGE-There is now no demand for
sugar and molasses packages. Poles are
dull, although there are not many in
market. Barrel poles are quoted at $200
%, hOgshead poles $3.50 so " 1000. Cypress
slaves are in light supply, and quoted at
$l8G 20 for barrel and $40 for hOgshead.
LARD-Is in demand for export, with a
light stock on hand, and prices have ad-
vanced. Yesterday 403 tierces kettle
rendered sold at sac; to-day 200 tieTees
refined sold at 94c, and 55 do at 93sc.
Packers in tierees is now quoted at 9l4e;
refined 92c; kegs I04kc y rs.
WHIsKY-Ls dull; 25 bbls choice Cincin-
natl rectitied sold at 94c; Indiana is quoted
at 80 a S5c Y gallon.
BREAKFAsT BACOE-Western is dull at
9l9 a l0c; Northern l01z n lie p tb.
BUTTER-ChOice continues scarce and in
demand. Western commands $50 Soc:
Goshen 40c p Is.
CHEEsE-The supply, as usual at this sea-
son of the year, is poor in quality. The
new is tasteless and soft, while the old is
too strong. New and old Western is quoted
OF 10 m 17a. old KoY.tborv, $50 ~ IL
POULTRY AND EGGs-Chickens are selling
on the landing at 1894 Tor the young,
and 81 a for the grown; ducks $405; geese
seas; turkeys $27 03O; eggs l30l5c v
dozen.
Moss-Choice Is scarce and in demand at
Sale. Common IS plenty and dull at a
&c p ID.
FREIGHTs-We noticed yesterday a ship
taken up for Liverpool at S1Rd for bulk
corn, and one for Hamburg, TO load with
walnut timber, en- a round charter. No
other engagements have tTan3spired,
but the market continues dull and
dropping. We quote: By steam - Cot
ton to Liverpool a 3s; to Hamburg I'D
to st. Petersburg via Hamburg ll.l6d; to
Havre d; to New York 5sc; to Boston
7sc; to Philadelphia zsc. Tobacco to
Bremen d; to New York Sc Sugar
to New York 81; mOlasses 81; flour 75c; pork
SUC- DtGls T. Il6EC6y 81 COEus To Liverpool,
in bulk, 81R a Cd; to New York l5c. By sail
Cotton to Liverpool a 5-l6d; to Havre
a4e; to Antwerp q; to Hamburg "a.
to Bremen 24c; to Boston9sc Tobacco to
Bremen BIS cd a $685. to Antwerp O.; to
Havre 33s; to Liverpool 30s. Pork to New
York 75c; flour Coo; bulk corn l2l2C. Bulk
corn to Liverpool -GS12d; oil cake has
been taken for ballast at 23s for Liverpool,
but cargo could HOt be shipped unless at
a higher rate. The last ship taken up for
L6nd0n was 1T ;}2s Sd
TOBACCO-The movement to-day was on
a much more liberal scale, embracing 63S
hhds, as follows: &c Is, 10 and 2O) at 1242
0l3l9c, averaging l23c, and 602 Is, %, $50 |
and 325) at -. This with 10 hhds on Satur-
day (3, ,, ?, 6 and g. at -, and . on Monday
Il, and y makes a total in the three days
of 666 hhds. Although the particulars of
prices have been suppressed it has been IN
derstOOG that they have continued for some
time to rule in favor of sellers, and although
there was no marked advance to-day, vet
we feel justified in revising our quotations
as follows: Lugs S09c, low leaf Ga Zoe, |
medium l00 IL lzc, good II a l21Rc, and fine
and selections l3 1919. The position OF
the market is regarded by factors as so
strong that some of them report that it has
not been fiTmer nor in a more healthy con-
ditiOn this year, if at any time since the !
war, nor do they entertain any apprehen-
siOns of decline as long as peace is undis.
tur bed, the supply being hardly equal to !
tho nrOba HE 6pTpan6