New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-02-29
.eese $500; turkeys $ls o22; eggs 10 025c

geese $500; turkeys $ls022; eggs lS025t
| " dozen.
Cow PEAs-Are Offering at So v bushel
| without sales.
BU1gER-Choice is scarce and in demand
Choice Western commands 2502Sc; Goshen
| 80 035c y fb. Poor is unstable.
| NAVAL SToREs-There is no rosin on hand
excepting No. l, which commands S. y Dbl
Tar is dull at 81 Is y half Dbl. and Sc y
| Dbl. The market is bare of pitch. Spirits
| turpentine is in better supply and is sell
| ing to the trade at 90c y gallon. 100 bbls
| spirits turpentine were sold in the past few
| days at soc.
| is no demand for sugar hOgsheads or mOlas-
ses barrels. "A few barrels are sold at 81 SO
and half barrels 81 %. Poles and slaves
are in good supply, but very little in de-
mand. Green poles sell at 500 y 1000 for
| barrel poles, and $40 for hogshead poles;
| barrel, slaves SIG; hOgshead slaves $50 =
1000.
LOUISIANA RIcE-We note limited de-
mand, with small stock ON hand. Fair is
quoted at SA 0Slec; prime ga &c; there is
no choice on hand. Good Carolina is job
bling at 91ac: no choice Carolina here. Ran
COON is quoted at IA G734c v Is.
COFFER-The market is inactive, owing
principally to indefinite action in Congress
as to the duty. There is a stock in first
hands of 10, l44 Sacks in dealers hands of
$4,000 bags. Prime il quoted at 81 a 22c,
gold duty paid: good q 02l l3c; fair 20aa a
21c: ordinary 2oc p ID.
BAGGING-We note a sale of 1000 rolls
iute. summer delivery, at lSc y yard.
Dealers fill orders for the country at l9c y
yard for iute, lSc for Western, l7c for India
i'll bales, and l6c for rolls.
SALT-The market is very dull. The last
cargo sales of Liverpool were at 81 30 a
| 81 u Y sack. The dealers rates from
store are now ST. 500I 60 for coarse, and
81 50 al G5 for fine. When taken from
warehouse by boats, a reduction Of Zoe
is quoted at 81 300l 40 y bag Of two
bushels. Table salt In pockets is selling
at 2l2 q 7lAc, as in size.
BREAKFAST BACoN-Is quiet and is quoted
at 10 i2e = ID. Better supplies are ex-
pected.
SPARE RIBs-Are scarce, and command
SIT q II = bbl
WooL-The market is bare.
MACKEREL-Is in good demand. with
only moderate supply on haad and an
upward tendency in prices: No barrels
command STAG l6:. No. 2 Sl0@ll; No. 3
SSd9; No. l kits 81 81; No. 2 81 35; No. 3
81 Is.
BEEF-Is in light supply and fair demand
at Sll a II T. Dbl for Texas. Western is
scarce and commands SID Olb. The market
is bare OF Northern; it is quoted at Sic 80 @
II Y bbI.
CoTToN Seeds in demand, and COM
mands $l3 " ton when bags are furnished
by factors, and $I4 T. ton when in plant
ers bags, and SIS y ton for seed and bags.
PIGS FEET-Pickled, in kegs, are selling
at 81 60; half barrels S.: barrels S..
Moss-Is in good supply, with little or no
demand. Clean picked city and baled COM
mauds a lie: country picked acc t. 10.
STAR CANDLEs-Command l9c = 10
wholesale. and l9l4c jobbing.
TOBACCo-Operations are prevented 10y
scant supplies. Prices are firm with an up
ward tendency. and we quote: Lugs So
Slac, low leaf Sa4 094ac. medium 9le a
l0l2c, good l01z a Ii lec, fine and selections
II a BE.
FREIGHIs-There is no steamer on the
berth for Liverpool. The rates by steam
for cotton TO New York are a4c; Phila-
delphia ic: Boston lc. Molasses for New
York 50 = bbl; sugar s. y hid; tobacco
Sc. By sail-Cotton for Liverpool 9-i6d: to
Havre lisc; to Bremen lc: to Genoa lsc:
to Hamburg 1880 SD, to Boston 5sc
Grain to Liverpool lOd. Sugar to New
York 50 p hid: molasses 81 T. BIOL To-
bacco 81; to Bremen lbs p hid.