New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-06-14


and $500 mixed at &c; 500 mixed and 800
| yellow mixed at Csc; $50 yellow at Csc; 700
| and 1900 white on private terms; 400, 1900
and 5000 white at 74c; 400 and 500 white
at 75c 2 busheI
OATs-Are in good supply, but the de.
mand is only moderate. $500 sacks were
! sold, Of which 800 Ohio river and $50 st.
Louis at 52l2c; $50 at SIC; 100 St. Louis at
| 53c; 50 at sac; 1000 choice Galena at SAC;
200 do at 55c y busheI
BRAN-Is in good supply and dull. 225
and $50 sacks sold at 81 20 y 100 lbs.
HAY-The supply is fair, but the demand
is limited. 100 bales choice Western sold at
S33, and So do at S35 " ton.
PORK-The market is dull, with holders
asking ST. 6215 a y IS for mess, and buyers
at $40 so y bbl. 20 bbls mess sold in store
at Sl2 IS Y 5bh 1t is retailing at $l3 y
Dbl.
DRY SALT MEAT-The market is dull,
with very little in first hands. Shoulders
them at Sac p 10.
CORN IN BULK-We note sale of 81 900
bushels mixed taken for Great Britain, on
private terms. The movement is checked
by the scarcity of tonnage hence, otherwise
it would command Sc y bushel readily.
BACON-The market is quiet, but steady
and firm, although there is very little move
ment. A lot OF IA casks clear sides sold on
the landing at FAC, and 5 casks shoulders
sold at sac " 10; IS casks clear rib sides
and 10 do country clear sides sold on pri-
vate terms. Shoulders and clear rib sides
are comparatively scarce. Shoulders are
quoted at 53se, clear rib sides Us 0T34c,
clear sides "a 077sc ~ Is.
HAMs-A lot of 10 tierces choice sugar
cured sold at l2l5c, and 5 tierces do at I224c
Y ID. Choice sugaT-cured are lin light sup
ply and in demand. They are quoted at
1915 q l2l2c. Inferior are dull at l094 a 1124c
y 10.
LARD-Is quiet, with fair stock on hand.
100 kegs refined sold at 107sc, and 40 do at
lie p ID. Tierees are quoted at 894 a sc p
ID for packers, and 95s a 934c for refined:
kegs-lO4sc for kettle-rendered, and 1919 q
lie for refined.
WHIsKY-The market is very dull and
without any movement. Choice Cincinnati
Teetitied is offering at 96c, ordinary Western
rectitied at SIC, and New Orleans at 90c p
gallon.
WINES AND LIQUORs-TRe stock of wine,
is fair, but the trade has fallen off. We
quote: Port burgundy 90c a 81 10; Ma
deira (Freneh) 90c q ST. 10; sherry Csc y
gallon; Bordeaux claret $45 a 48 Pcask. The
supply of brandy is large with very little
trade doing. We quote: Rochelle 81 250
"a 50; eOgnae SIS 500l5; Holland gin
50 2504 Is; Jamaica rum $708 q gallon;
absinthe Sl7; vermouth $80Il 50 y case.
BAGGNG-There is very little doing. We
hear of sale of 200 rolls domestic iute at
I8Ac. 1t is retailing at l9a 1910 y yard.
Hemp and fax bagging is held at I8c;
hemp lSc; India in bales is retail
ing at l6lR lie p yard
BALNG TwNE-Dealers are retailing at
II 0ISc y fb.
IRON COTTON TIEs-Have advanced to Sc
y fb in round lots.
GUNNY BAGs-There have been no sales
lately. They are held at 80181Rc each.
WOOL-The market dull, with good stock
on hand. We quote bury at $50 3Oe;
Texas clean 40d 43c lake 43c p Is.
NAVAL STOREs-The receipts Of rOsin
have been more liberal and, with a light
demand, prices have declined. We quote
S606 50 p Dbl for pale and virgin; 81 7505
for No. l, and $4 Is a4 so for No. 2. Tur- |
Dentine is in better supply; prices are |
weaker. 1t Is selling at SOC y gallon. Pitch !
s dull at s. p Dbl. Tar is plenty at 8010c |
p gallOn-but little or no demand.
COFFEE-There is an improved iobbinp |
demand at previous quotations. Good 1919 |
a l9c; fair IL y a lec, gold, in bond. Retail |
ng at % a 23l2c for fair, and "a a 244Rc, cur
ency, p ID.
SALT-Since the change in the tariff the
market is somewhat depressed, but proba-
,ly prices will be maintained, as there are
My two cargOes in store unsold, and none
float on the way. Holders are expecting
o realize full figures, as the stock being |
moderate it will be taken for consumption
efOre any arrivals can come in. Dealers
ell from store at 81 60 for coarse and
l 20 for fine. When taken from ware
Ouse by boats a deduction of loo q bag
made for drayage. Turks Island sells at
l 3j0l 40 y sack of two bushels. Table
alt In pockets is selling at 24R 07c as in
re.
RIoE-The market is dull. India is held
t So 81 y a 3 so y 100 TBS gold in bond and
selling in job lots at IL a74c y Is in
urrency. There is very little Louisiana
ere. 1t is selling at 81 a sac p tb for
air, and 909Ac for prime. The advices
ON the growing crops are very favorable, |
it'll a probable increase of fifteen - cent
average, and much better quality than
st year.
BUTTER-The receipts of Western are in
lcess of the demand, and the stock is in
easing. We quote I8020c for good. and |
023c for choice. Goshen is in better sup
y and prices easier; choice 35c Pale and
feriOr grades are neglected, and prices are
)minal.
CHEEsE-The demand still continues light
Id the supply Of Western liberal. Choice
ctOry is selling at lie. Inferior is not
anted, therefore quotations can not be
ven. A lot of Is boxes New York cream
Id at lie y Is.
OAK STAvEs-Very little is doing in this
tIcle, from want of tonnage The re-
ipts are light, and the stock moderate for
is season of the year. We continue quot
g extra pipe, " 1900, delivered along
lie of the vessel, $500 a 30, extra wine
300 I35, extra hOgshead $40 $50, ex-
4 claret 500 a los, barrel $50 a Is, kegs S
O05O. .
CoAL-The demand for Pittsburg is linn
ID, and it is selling at 60e p Dbl by the b
at load. The stock on hand June / was q
; boats and 10 barges, against ISI boats
d ~ barges same time last year. The
for the past month was % b
ats and 10 barges, against 81 boats aud ii b
rges in 1871. Anthracite is selling in a
all way at SO 500l3 P ton, and Pitts
re- at So y hid.
BEEF-We note no improvement in this =
5icle. The supply is light, with only
,derate demand for our local trade. We | b.
0te Texas, $ll IL; Western is scarce b
d commands SIG. There is very little s
rthern here; it is selling at Sl7 p Dbl.
cotton SEED On CAKE-Is scarce, and al
re Is very little country cake coming in, :.
ich is principally on contract. We quote u 2,
= factory at $2S so p ton; country S25
a moderate demand =,
hogshead poles and slaves, with bet -
demand for barrel poles at our previous OF
ltatiOns. Barrel poles $25 a 80, and half
rel at $1,000, as in quantity; hogs
ID poles $6O970 p 1000; cypress slaves y
nmand $500 for barrel, and $35 a 40 Oh
hogshead. RI
Ioss-There is a good supply on hand,
h a very moderate demand. Poor is 81
Oh neglected and very low We 0uota 81
ntry at 205c, and city picked at 6l5 09c
Is.
ARD OM-Is selling at 75c y gallon.
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