New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-05-25

| prices can be given. The stock on hand Is
ample. Choice winter wheat -four is held
strongly, but spring wheat, or that which IS
liable to sour at this season, is pressing on
the market. Only a limited job or retail
/ business is doing. so bbls superhne sold at
SIS rs; 100 low treble extra at $S 5U; 30
/ choice at Sill; so choice extra at Sll 40: 5O
| do at Sll so; so do at $1l 87l3; u do at ST.,
and 200 do on private terms. Weeks sales
| 5000 bbls; receipts q, l4l bbls; exports 544O
| bbls.
CORN-The market is firm with fair sup
ply and good demand for corn in sacks.
| The sales to-day embrace $500 sacks, OF
which 200 mixed at 74e; 1900 yellow lou
white mixed 500 white and yellow mixed, 1000
and 500 white at 75c; 200, 800 and $500 white
at zee ~ bushel. In store 200 sacks yellow
sold at 75c y bushel. The market is bare
of bulk corn, the receipts for the past few
days having been sold previously to arrive
Supplies in bulk are offering, to arrive,
June delivery, at 63c v bushel, and the bulk
of two cargoes can be had at that price
Weeks sales, 81 600 sacks; receipts, 2l,28I
sacks, I56, 1928 bushels: exports, sacks, 1928
lac, IS6 bushels.
OATs-Are in fair supply and moderate
demand. 1000 sacks were sold on the land
ing to-day, of which 100, 300 and 500 st.
Louis at SEC; 600 and 400 choice at SIC, and
100 at $50 q bushel. Weeks sales 10000
sacks; receipts 81, GAG sacks; exports 4S6
sacks. In future, 300 sacks choice Galena
sold, thirty days, sellers option, at o5c Y
bushel.
BRAN Continues dull though prices are
little better. $50 sacks were sold to-day,
Of which 200 at 81 20; $50 and 300 at 81 %
% 100 lbs. Weeks sales 1850 sacks; receipts
4903 sacks; exported 205 sacks
HAYS in good supply. The demand is
fair, but at easier prices for buyers. I0O0
bales were sold to-day of winch 100 prime at
500; 900 do at $50; 200 do at $50 80; 100 and
200 choice at $3l and 100 at $32 50 Y ton.
| Weeks sales 3645 bales; receipts 492O bales;
exported 402 bales.
Corn MEAL-The market is dull and
| dropping, with holders asking So Do Y BOZ.
100, loo and 200 bbIs sold on the landing at
SO 40. and DO do at So so y Dbl. Weeks
sales 1900 bbls; receipts 1904 bbls; exports
81 bbls.
PoRK-C Continues without any movement.
Mess is offering at $l3 STA v Dbl, with no
sales. 1t is retailing at Sl3 % ~ Dbl. A
lot of IS bbls sold on the landing at Sl3 %
" Dbl. Weeks sales $50 bbls; receipts 3lo2;
exports I79 bbls.
| BAcoN-The market is quiet but firm.
with a light stock on hand, and fair
demand. 100 casks were sold to-
day, of which 10 casks shoulders at
she; do at 5asc; 90 and 80 casks clear
sides at Sac: ), 5, 10 and 10 do at sac y ID.
/
at Sc y H. Weeks sales 354 casks; receipts
909 casks, 429 boxes.
HAMs-The stock of choice sugar-eured
has been very much reduced. They are in
demand, and favorite brands command II n
0I2e P 10, and can not be bought for less
to arrive. Ordinary brands are dull at
I0@Il4e p fb. 20 tierces ordinary sold at
lI4c n Is. Weeks receipts 235 tierces.
LARD-The supply is light, and packers
I = for
quoted at 1898 clio for kettle rendered, and
liz 0IIlRc for refined. Tierces, &c for
hackers. and I0c fer refined. A lot Of
30 tierees refined sold this afternoon at 99sc
~ fb. Weeks sales lao tierces, 675 kegs;
receipts 1855 tierces, l440 kegs; exports III
tierces, 30 kegs.
BREAKFAST BAcoN-Is in light supply,
vet in good demand, at 100l034c p 10.
BUTTER-The receipts of new are yet
light. and the demand is good. Choice
| Western commands Soc " 70; Northern 50
04Oe. There is no demand for inferior and
old.
CHEEsE-The receipts of new are yet very
! poor in quality, hence there is little or no
| demand for it. 1t is quoted nominally at
| l00I5c y fb.
WHIsKY-Contiuues dull, and the price
! of choice Cincinnati rectifed is lowered to
| 93c y gallon, which is now the asking price
| Common Western rectiied is offering at
| 82l6c q gallon.
POULTRY AND EGGs-Chickens are selling
on the landing at 81 0S; turkeys S24;
| geese seas; ducks $405; eggs 1920 T.
| dozen.
| sCUIENTs-Potatoes are selling on the
! landing at 1902 25 y bbl for old Western,
! SO 5000 for new Louisiana in sacks and
| S4 so in bbls; 81 for new onions in sacks
| 81 50 in bbls; new Louisiana cabbages
| SI201S % 100; new sour krOut S2O = Dbl
m II, As,T-s fort Rn Vast
/ Beans are scarce: Northern white command
| $40 so: Western $1l01 so y Dbl; green
/ peas 81 09 50; red beans SS0l2; lady peas
| S608; black-eye peas S506; horse radlsh
! 1904 o. Dbl; dried apples 90l0c; dried
peaches SAFE p 10.
LARD Oils selling at 75c p gallon.
HIDEs-The supply is only moderate, and
| the demand lis good. Green hides are quoted
| at IOA q I2c " rs; green sailed l0A 0I2c;
dry sailed 1512 l61Rc; kips II a l2c; flint
| I7017lbc
Cow PEAs-Are quoted in large lots at
| So 8002 80 70 bushel. They are jobbing at
| So y bushel The stock is small.
BALING TwTNE-Dealers are retailing
at 10 020c q ID. Job lots are selling at
and SC less.
BAGGTNG-The market is without any
movement Western hemp is held in round
lots at I71Rc, and domestic jute l9c p yard.
The dealers are filling orders for domestic
lutte at 1870 94kc; Western hemp and flax
1717 a l8c q yard.
COFFEE-The market though quietfOr the
past day OF two continues very firm at out
side quotations We quote: good 1874 0l9c
y ID, gold. in bond; fair l749 0lSc; ordinary
lie. No prime in market.
DRY SALT MEAT-rhe market IS quiet.
There is none in first hands, Dealers are
obtaining Size q TO for shoulders at retail.
WOoL-Supplies are accommodating and
and buyers are holding back for prices TO
fall to their lowest point. BURY Is now
auoted at $50 30c; Texas clear Of burs
40 % 45c; lake 4S 050c ~ 10.
TAILOw-Continues in request for export
at &c y 10 and but little if any in market.
SALT-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 421k " sack. Dealers
rates from store are 81 20 y sack for
coarse and ST. 80 for fine. Turks Island is
selling at 81 300I IS " sack of two |
bushels Table salt IN pockets at 2a4 a
745c, as in size.
COOPERAGE-Hoop poles are selling by |
the boat load at $lj p 1000 for barrel poles |
and Sl2 for half-barrel poles. For bOgshead |
poles there is no demand. Cypress slaves |
are in fair supply but dull. They command |
$4,000 for barrel slaves, and $34 for |
hOgshead slaves, without any demand.
STAR CANDLEs-The market is fully sup |
piled, according to the wants of the trade. |
All weights command I3c p 10, Wholesale, |
and I915c jObbers' prices.
MOss-GOOd descriptions continue scarce |
and in brisk demand Poor much neglected |
and entirely unsuitable at present. Country |
remains at our last figures, viz: 3 05c % to. |
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