New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-05-09
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quiet but firm. 70 tierces sold at llAe
DRY SALT MEAT-The market is quiet,
| with very little in first hands. A lot OF ~
| boxes shoulders sold at Sc y rs.
| LARD-Continues scarce and IN demand
| for export. 800 tierces kettle-rendered
sold on private terms Tierces are
| quoted at 9Ac for packers and ga a
| Zoe for refined; kegs 10lb a l034e for kettle
rendered, and ll1bc for refined.
WHIsKY-Continues dull. 100 bbls choice
| Cincinnati rectified sold at 93c. Indiana is
held at 8218 a $50 q gallon.
BREAKFAST BACON-Western is dull at
| 913c q fb
CoFFEE-The bill freeing coffee from duty
! has passed, and will go into force on the
! first of July next. The movement in this
market at present is only for job lots, and
we quote 1914 0l919c, gold duty paid, for
prime; 1874 0l9Ac for good; and 1874 q
| 1Sl5c for fair. Stock in first hands II, 1882
sacks; in dealers hands 10000 sacks.
| POULTRY AND EGGs-Chickens are selling
| on the landing at Sc soar $s dozen for the
| grown, and S30 for the young ducks S40
s. geese $60S; turkeys $27 a 80; eggs $50
l5c dozen.
EsCULENTs-POtatoes are selling on the
landing at $404 so for the old, and So for
the new; new onions SO 2504; apples $40
Z; sour-krOut $8012 v Dbl; cabbages 200
25c y head; Western beans $lI0ll 80;
Northern beans $120l2 IS; red beans $50
II; green peas $709; lady peas S6OS;
black-eye peas $506: dried apples 09l6c;
dried peaches 506c y b; horse radish $40
4 Dbl
BUTTER-Little or no new has yet ar
rived. Choice old Western commands 250
SOC; Goshen 40c p fb.
NAVAL STOREs-There is no pitch or rosin
on hand. Some rOsin came in and sold at
"a so for No. l and "a for No. 2. Tar is in
light supply and dull at l245c y gallon.
Spirits turpentine are in light supply, and
have again declined, and sell at 6216c
gallon.
H1DEs-Are dull. Green are quoted at 9
0lOc; dry sailed I519c; flint l6c; kips lie
l2c y tb.
TALLow-There is none on hand. 1t is
in request for export, and is quoted at ga
9Ac y fb.
SALT-There are no cargoes afOat, butw
have good stock on hand. The demand
is limited. The last cargo sale was at
81 1919 y sack. The dealers rates
from store are ST. Goal 60 y sack for
coarse and $l700175 for fine. Turks Island is
selling at 81 30 al IS y sack of two bushels.
A cargo of Turks Island, in bond, sold at 22c
y bushel. Table salt In pockets is selling
at 234 0719c, as in size.
MACKEREL-Is coming IN more freely and
is selling at $I401S for No. bbls; $ll0
ii so for No. 2; $500 for No. 8; 81 65 for
No kits; 81 40 for No. 2. 81 20 for No. 3.
WHOLESOME lake, just received, sold at
53c y ID. The demand is good, and the
receipts meet with a ready sale at 30040c
for bury, IS 037c for slightly bury, 48 050c
for clear of burr, SO a 531Rc for lake and 40
045c for Texas clean.
Cow PEAs-Are in good demand, and are
jobbing at 50 so p bushel They are in
few hands, and held strongly. A large lot
was sold to-day, particulars suppressed,
said to be at 81 81 y bushel
LARD OILS held at 75c p gallon. The
supply is light and the market is frmer.
COOFERAGE-There is now no demand for
sugar and mOlasses packages. Poles are
dull, although there are not many in
market. Barrel poles are quoted at $200
25, hOgshead poles $45050 y 1000 Cypress
slaves are in light supply, and quoted at
$l8020 for barrel and $40 for hogshead.
BAGGING-The dealers rates are lie for
India in bales, l6c in rolls; jute 1870
l9c p yard. India is quoted in large lots
at l61bc, and domestic jute at l8c, with
little or no movement.
MOss-ChOice is scarce and in demand at
60Ilc. Common is plenty and dull at "A
&c y fb.
GUNNY BAGs-Are held at 1834 01s1ac
apiece.
on hand. Fair is quoted at Sl4 G815c, prime |
824 09c. Carolina is in light supply, and !
retailing at 909lsc. India is dull and |
lower, with large and accommodating stock |
on hand. Another cargo has arrived. 1t is |
quoted at go 07c = fb, currency, and 314 a |
5l3c gold, in bond.
FREIGHTs-A ship was taken up to-day |
for cargo of black walnut on a round |
charter. We also notice two ships cleared |
for Pensacola for timber freights. WecOn- |
tinue to quote as follows: By steam-COtton |
to Liverpool a 81; to Hamburg I'D; to st. |
Petersburg via Hamburg II-l6d; to |
Hayre @; to New York Sc; to Boston /
7sc; to Philadelphia zsc. Tobacco to
Bremen O.; to New York Sc. Sugar /
to New York 81; molasses 81; -four Coo; pork |
90c; beef, p tierce, 81; corn, to Liverpool, |
in bulk, 817 a Cd; to New York l5c By sail
Cotton to Liverpool 05l6d; to Havre
q C; to Antwerp d; to Hamburg @;
to Bremen 34c; to CrOnstadt I'D; to
Boston 5sc. Tobacco to Bremen 32s Cd |
335s to Antwerp q; to HaYre
33s; to Liverpool 30s. Pork to New
York 75c; flour Soc; bulk corn 121hc. Bulk
corn to Liverpool -0S12d; oil cake has
been taken for ballast at 23s for Liverpool
but a cargo could not be shipped unless at
a higher rate. The last ship taken up for
London was at 32s Cd.