New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-05-18

v bushel. Table salt Ia pockets Is selling
at 224 07lac, as in size.
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 808Ac; prime S15 0S24c y fb. There
are only few tierces Carolina remaining
| in market. 1t is retailing at 8%4 09c 10.
India is dull with a stock on hand OF 75OO
bags. There is some inquiry but no move
| ment. 1t is quoted at ga 07c " 10, cur
reney, and 81 03l5c, gold, in bond.
u WooL-The stock on hand is ample, but
the market is very dull in the absence OF
| buyers for consumption. There is some
speculative inquiry though without any
movement. BURY is quoted at 259 DOC,
clear Of bUrrs 43G4 5c, lake so sic, Texas
clear IS a 40c p fb.
NAVAL SToREs-There is little or no rOsin
on hand. Some little lots have come in,
and sold at once at 81 50 for No. 2 and So
| for No. |. 1t is very much in demand, and
would command even higher prices. Pitch
is also scarce and in demand, and some So
bbls have sold In lots, to dealers, at So y
Dbl. Tar, however, is dull and nominal at
SGl0c % gallon. Spirits turpentine are in
good supply, and dull; 100 bbls sold for
shipment at SOC y gallon.
WHIsKY-The market is dull with good
stock on hand. Choice Cincinnati reetifed
is held at Csc y gallon, and common West
ern is offering at 82l5c " gallon.
BAGGNG-The last sales to dealers
were at 17l5 a lSc for jute and I5c for India
in bales. The stock of jute is held under
limit for higher prices. The dealers are
doing q good trade in it at l90l915e p
yard, and India in bales at l61sc.
BALTNG TwNE-A few days since lot
sold on the landing at I4A p ID. Dealers
ara r.afaiIiur, II of 10 n O0a 10 liz
CoOPERAGE-HOOp poles are selling by
the boat load at SIS y 1000 for barrel poles
and Sl2 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 969l4c y ID.
MOss-GOOd is scarce and in demand, but
poor is very much neglected and almost I'M
salable. Country is quoted at 305e; city
picked commands ga Zoe y fb.
MACKEREL-Is coming IN more freely and
is selling at slabs for No. bbls; $li0
ii so for No. 2; $S09 for No. 3; 81 IS for
No kits; 81 40 for No. 2. 81 90 for No. 8.
LARD Oils quoted at 75c y gallon.
GUNNY BAGs-Are held at 1874 a 1870
apiece.
FREIGHTS-A vessel was taken up fer
Londonderry to-day at 9l4d for bulk corn
about $4,000 bushels-and a ship laden for
Liverpool at the going rates. Most Of the
room for Liverpool has been filed up, but
shipments are still made at sled for cotton.
The market is steadier and frmer
We repeat our previous quotations, as
follows: BY steam-CottOn to Liverpool "A
SD; to Hamburg led; to st. Petersburg via
Hamburg ll-I6d; to Havre @; to New
York $50; to Boston 7sc; to Philadelphia Zee.
Tobacco to Bremen d; to New York Sc.
Sugar to New York "a; mOlasses$I; -four 60c;
pork 9Oc; beef, y tierce, 81; corn, to Liver
pool, in bulk, 8ls 09d; to New York l5c. By
sail: Cotton to Liverpool 5I60-d; to Havre
&c; to Antwerp d; to Hamburg d;
to Bremen 94c; to CrOnstadt ed to
Boston Sc Tobacco to Bremen 32s Cd
335s; to Antwerp @; to Havre
33s; to Liverpool 30s. Pork to New
York 75c; flour Coo; bulk corn 12lRc. Bulk
corn to Liverpool 8la Cd.