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

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S3 20 refused. They are jobbing at So %
p Dbl.
PoRK-The market is dull, with prices
ruling more in favor of buyers. 100 and $50
bbls mess sold on private terms, and so do
at Sl2 6219 y Dbl. 1t is retailing at $I3 y
Dbl.
DRY SALT MEAT-A lot of 10 and one of
40 boxes shoulders sold at Sc y Is. There
is none remaining in first hands. Shoulders
are retailing at SAC p 10.
BAcoN--We note some inquiry for shout
ders, and but little for sides. 43 casks were
sold to-day, of which 10 and Is casks shout
ders at Size, and 10 and 10 casks clear rib
sides at Use; clear sides are quoted at Sc p
10.
MALT AND HoPs-There is a fair demand
for choice Western barley malt at 81 250
| 80 y bushel; refuse lots sell at 81 100
l 20. Stocks of fine or choice New York
hops, crop of 1871, are light, and command
85d95c " fb. Bavarian hops are Csc a ST..
There is no Canada in market. Old hops
are selling at so 060c y fb.
PIG IRON-The stock on hand is very
small, with only limited demand. The
last sale of round lots was 100 tons at $48
y ton, about ten days since, and 200 tons,
Professionally, at $50 p ton. The balance
of the stock is now held for retailing at
$54a55 y ton.
BROOM CoRN-The stock on hand is
ample for all present requirements, and,
probably, sufficient to run the manufactures
during the summer. There is no Southern
in market, and Western is quoted at IA a Sc
y fb.
CHEEsE-The market is well supplied,
but the demand is limited. The present re-
ceiPts are better cured. Common sells at
&c, and choice at l2c v Is.
BAGGING-A lot of 100 rolls domestic jute
sold to a dealer at l818c p yard. The stock
of domestic jute is held strongly under limit
at l815c, and offers to buy are being made
freely at l8c y yard and refused for con-
siderable lots. Hemp and fax bagging is
held at l8c. Western hemp is retailing at
$50 1S1Bc, and domestic jute at l9c p yard.
The dealers are filing orders for domestic
jute at 800 l9l5c. India in bales is retailing
at 1914 017c y yard.
HAMs-ChOice sugar-cured continue scarce
and in demand at liza q l21se as in brand
and quantity. Ordinary brands are dull at
I0A 01117c " rs.
LARD-The market is dull and the de-
mand is only in job way. There were
sales to-day, however, of 20 and ID tierees
refined at 9Ac; 50 kegs kettle rendered on
private terms, and l75 kegs factors at l09sc
y tb. Tierces are quoted at S2a csc for
packers; csc for refined; kegs l015c for
WHIsKY-The market is dull, without
any movement. Choice Cincinnati rectifed
is quoted at IS a 97c; Indiana 82lRc = gallon.
NAVAL SToREs-The market is very bare
of all kinds of rosin. We quote it at 81 for
pale, S. for No. l and S4 so for No 3. Pitch
is in good supply and jObbing at SIS p Dbl.
Tar is in very poor demand and nOmi-
nal at 80l0c p gallon. The stock of
spirits turpentine is very light, and jobbing
at 57ls 060c p gallon-a marked advance.
TALLOw-There is very little here. 1t is
in request for export, and commands 81 91sc
p fb.
LARD Oils selling at 75c p gallon.
STAR CANDLEs-The market is fully sup
piled, according to the wants of the trade.
All weights command l9c 2 Is, wholesale,
and 1870, jobbers' prices.
FRUIT-There is a fair supply on the
market, with only moderate business do
ing. We quote lemons S404 so; oranges
(Sicilianl repacked S. 5006 y box; raisins,
layer, $303 10 p box; almonds II a lS49c;
English walnuts 1918 tilberts I20 l21kc;
pecans Zoe; figs lie ;seitrOn 45c; dates ga
Sc; peanuts l0c; prunes Ii a l3c; currants
913 a Zoe; Brazil nuts Zoe y H. pine apples
none here; cocoa nuts 50 so p 100; bananas
81 as Y bunch.
RICE The supply of Louisiana is nearly
exhausted. Fair is quoted at ga sac; prime
51R a Sac. There is very little Carolina on
hand, and that is mostly musty. In the
market for India there is better feeling
and more demand and prices are frmer. 1t
IS quoted at 707Ac y ID currency, and
S3 374R G3 50 p 100 lbs gold, in bond.
Moss-There is a good supply on hand,
with a very moderate demand. Poor is
much neglected and very low. We quote
country at ? sc, and city picked at 6lz 09c
p ID.
COTTON Seeds in request but is scarce
is usual at this season. 1t sells at Sl4 u
on without the bags, and SIS 80 with the
Bags.
CooPERAGE-There appears to be some
in hOgshead poles, though the
demand continues limited. There is very
little doing in slaves. We quote: Hoop poles
or barrel poles, and $l2 for half-barrel
cypress slaves 1874 q Sc for hogshead and |
$1,000 p 1000 for barrel.
SALT-The market is dull with an ample |
upply in store, There are two cargOes |
lere, in store, held for better prices, and /
here is none atlOat. The last cargo sales |
we're at 81 1914 " sack. The dealers rates |
rom store are 81 go p sack for coarse, |
md 81 70 for fine, further reduction. When |
AIKEN from warehouse by boats deduction |
f lOc T. sack is made for drayage. Turks |
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wo bushels. Table salt In pockets COM
hands 234 071Re as in size.
CoFFEE-There is no change in the |
market, which is very firm, with an i'm
roved iObblng demand. We repeat our
Prime 1871 a l9c, gold, in bond;
God 1874 l8l2c; fair l734 a i8c; ordinary
61Ac p fb. Retailing at 2412c for prime,
3l2c for fair, in currency.
BUTTER-The stock of Western is larger,
nth very moderate demand. Western is
cling at 24027c for choice, and Goshen
t 81 a 38c q f5. There is considerable in
,riOr Western in market, for which there
no demand; quotations nominal.
EsCULENTs-There are none shipping,
nd the demand is only local. There is
God supply of new Louisiana potatoes,
hitch are selling at So rs p Dbl in sacks.
MONS are also in good supply
t 81 25 y bbl in sacks; 100l5c
, head for new Louisiana cabbages;
1920 p Dbl for sour krout. Beans
re scarce; Northern white command
IL so; Western $ll y Dbl; green peas
508; black-eye peas $506; horse radish
204 y Dbl; dried apples 901Oc; dried
caches safe p ID.
BEEF-Western mess is very scarce and
moderate demand at SIS 50016 y bbl.
exas is in fair supply and poor demand
$l10l2 y Dbl. No Fulton market
ere.
POULTRY AND EeGs-Supplies of chickens
,me in more freely, and prices are lower.
Te quote $506 for grown and 1904 so |
r young. Turkeys $18020; geese $608;
1cks $405 y dozen. The market is well
ocked with eggs, which are selling at l22
&c p dozen.
GUNNY BAGs-There have been no sales
tely. They are held at $50 l81sc each.
HIDEs-Are in fair demand, and the sup
les sell readily at Green command &c;
cen sailed iOA a 12c; dry salted l51R |
I6Ikc; green kips HOBO; sailed kips
c; flint hides I70l71Rc y ID.