New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-01-18
NEW ORLEANS REPUBLICAN, THURSDAY JANUARY Is 1879
parsnips So: horse radish $60s

81 IS; parsnips So; horse radish so0o
= bbl
WHlsKY-Is in fair demand at 81 y gal
Ion for choice, and 93c for ordinary.
LOUISIANA RICE-The market is dull;
choice Carolina is .iobbing at 9Ac y fb.
The stock of Louisiana is nearly all poor in
quality, and there is very little demand for
that. Fair is quoted at Size; prime &c;
choice 934c y tb.
CoFFEE-Is in fair demand and firm
Prime is quoted at 2lla 2l34c tgold duty
pad); good 20a4 02lAc; fair 20A 02Olsc;
ordinary l912 a zoe y tb.
BUTTER-ChOice is in fair demand at 23c
for Western and 80 a 35c for Goshen. In
feriOr is unstable.
CHEEsE-The market is dull, with large
stock on hand. Choice factory is selling at
IA q IA lac, Western Reserve BE, New York
cream 16 a lie y tb.
BAGGING-The movement is confined to
dealers, who are filling small orders for the
country at 16l2 a lie tor India in bales; LOG
in rolls: lie for jute, and lec = yard for
Western bagging.
| TALLOw--Is scarce and III request. IL
| is quoted at 9ls 09Ac = ID.
! BALING TwINE-Commands l9O20c T. ID.
IRON COTTON TIEs-Sell at 54 5aic y h.
! PIGS TONGUEs-Are selling at 5a5lac
each.
NAVAL SToREs-The market is bare OF VIZ
gin rosin, No. 2 and common. NO: com
mands S. 80 and pale So Y Dbl. Tar is IN !
and Sc u Dbl There is no pitch on hand. 1t
would command S. as 80 T. Dbl The mar
ket is bare of spirits of turpentine. 1t
would command zoe gallon.
CoOPERAGE-Is dull, the demand for sugar
hogsheads being nearly over for the season.
Molasses barrels are selling at 81 7o0i ~;
half barrels 81 %; sugar hogsheads - o0
each. Green poles command 80 T. 1ooV
for barrel poles, and $50 for hogshead
poles: slaves $50 025 for barrel, ana So' lor
hOgshead.
HIDEs-All kinds are in active demand
with light supply. Green salted com.
mand 10 a 0lec; dry salted l4l2c; dry nlht
l60 1612c p fb.
STAR CANDLEs-Are in light supply and
in demand They are quoted at 1912 a 2oc
y Is.
Moss-There is very little here, but the
demand is limited. Clean picked is quoted
at Ga a lie; country picked 3la a 6Ac T. III
! CoTTON Seeds coming in freely and
meets with ready sale at $l3 = ton, sacks
returned, and SIG so with sacks. :,
| LIME-Is in good demand. with small
stock on hand. Western commands $40
= %; Alabama and Rockland 81 % = Dol.
| DRIED APPLEs-There were sales OF ID
| and IS bbls at Slec, and 10 bbls at &c y 1b.
| TOBACCo-The market continues about
| at stand still, but in view OF the accounts
| from the West, factors are more stringent
| in their pretensions, and quotations are
raised 1ac. The sales have been confined to
, hhds old at &C, and new at &C, when
| is the first sale of the latter reported. The
new crop comes in slow, but when the sup
ply Is more, it is expected to bring out buy
ers. as there are several orders pending
which can not be filed for the want OF
stock The Spanish contract for $4,000 hhds
is expected to stimulate the demand. We
now quote Tugs at 7la 0Sc; low leaf at
Sla 09c: medium at 9l2 l0c; good at l0l2
| a lie. and fine and selections at ia l3c
| FREIGHrs-The rates by steam are
for cotton for Liverpool a SD: to New
York IS a SIC; to Philadelphia lc; Boston
| Is a lc; to Hamburg l6d; sugar to
New York S607 T. hid: mOlasses 81
T. Dbl or SC T. gallon. By sail-Cotton
to Liverpool 7-l6d-: to Havre lie: to
Bremen lsc: to Boston Sac. Sugar to New
York 81 80 = hid; molasses 81 30 + Dbl;
tobacco to Bremen 45s.
SALT-The demand has fallen Oft and
prices have given way. The dealers rates
from store are 81 30 T sack for both coarse
and fine. with reduction of Toe t sack on
lots taken at warehouse by boats. We note
a sale of 5000 to 1000 sacks, part fine, by a
dealer. on private terms. understood to be
at reduced figure. There are no cargoes
| offering and prices are nominal. Turks
Island is scarce and is held at 81 80 t. bag
of two bushels. Table salt, in pockets, Is
selling at "a Sc T. bag. as in size.