New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-05-02

$S0l2; Western beans $IO0l2 y Dbl;
dried apples Ia lOc; dried peaches 5 a &c p
fb.
Moss-Choice is scarce and in demand at
| 60lIc Common is plenty and dull at 4 a
| &c y tb.
SALT-There are no cargoes afioat, but we
! have good stock on hand. The demand
is limited. The last cargo sale was at
| 81 4212 " sack. The dealers rates
| from store are 81 Goal 65 q sack Tor
coarse and 81 70G IS for fine. Turks Island is
| selling at 81 300 35 " sack of two bushels.
A cargo of Turks Island, in bond sold at pc
| q bushel. Table salt IN pockets is selling
| at 234 q 71Rc, as in size.
NAVAL STOREs-The market is bare of
pitch and rOsin A few small lots of rosin
come in, which are sold at 81 80 for No. l
and 81 for No. 2. Tar is in good demand
and sells as fast as received at l212c P
gallon. Spirits turpentine are IN good sup
ply and are held at zoe y gallon.
WoOL-Supplies are coming in quite free
~, and meet with good demand at 33 oslo
for bury, 35 a BE for slightly bury, lS a SOC
for clear of burr, SOC tor lake and 40 a 45c for
Texas clean.
LOUISIANA RICE-Is dull, with very little
on hand. Fair is quoted at 8l4 a She, prime
S54 a &c. Carolina is III light supply, and
retailing at 909lBc. India is dull and
lower, with large and accommodating stock
on hand. Another cargo has arrived. 1t is
quoted at ga nc p ID, currency, and ga a
Size, gold, in bond.
TALLow-Is dull and quoted at 90912c
q 1b.
HIDEs-Are dull at 90lOc for green;
Is a l6c for dry, and II a l2c for kips
COFFEE-The market is dull with only a
lob demand. We quote prime 1874 0204c;
good 1914 a l934c; fair 1884 a l9c; ordinary
I8Ac p ID, gold duty paid Stock in first
hands IL ,9S2 sacks; in dealers hands 10000
sacks.
MACKEREL-Is coming IN more freely and
is selling at $l40lS for No. bbls; $ll0
l so for No. 2; $809 for No. 3; ST 65 for
No. | kits; 81 40 for No. ,. 81 20 for No 3.
BAGGING-lndia is held in large lots at
l6l2c, and domestic jute at l8c. There
were some sales of the latter at l742c.
The dealers rates are lie for India il
bales, l6c in rolls; jute 1872; Western
bagging l8c y yard
GUNNY BAGs-Are held at 1874 ISlac
apiece.
IRON COTTON TIEs-Are selling at &c y fb.
COOFERAGE-There is now no demand tor
sugar and mOlasses packages. Poles are
dull, although there are not many in
market. Barrel poles are quoted at $200
%, hogshead poles SIS $50 % 1000. Cypress
slaves are in light supply, and quoted at
Sl8 020 for barrel and $40 for hOgshead.
FREIGHTs-The number OF unengaged
vessels in port has been reduced by a ship
taken up for tobacco, negotiated at New
York. We continue to quote: BY steam-Cot-
ton to Liverpool a Is; to Hamburg I'D;
to st. Petersburg via Hamburg I-I6d; to
Havre d; to New York 5sa: to Boston
sc; to Philadelphia 7sc. Tobacco to
Bremen o.; to New York Sc. Sugar
toNew York 81; molasses 81; flour roc; pork
90c; beef, p tierce, 81; corn, 10 Liverpool,
in bulk, S19 09d; to New York I5c By sail
Cotton to Liverpool -05I6d; TO Havre
4c; to Antwerp q; TO Hamburg @;
to Bremen &c; TO BostOn5sc Tobacco to
Bremen BIS I'd 035s; to Antwerp @; to
Havre 33s; to Liverpool 30s. Pork TO New
York 75c; flour Coo; bulk corn l2l2c Bulk
corn to Liverpool q S12d; oil cake has
been taken for ballast at 43s for Liverpool.
but cargo could not be shipped unless at
a higher rate. The last ship taken up for
London was at 32s Cd.
TOBACCO-Nothing has transpired in ad-
dition to the 63S hhds reported yesterday
except Is, Is and 20 to-day at. We quote
as follows: Lugs 8d9c, low leaf 90 Oc,
medium 10 l2c, good II a l212C, and fine
and selections l3dI3l3. kilograms from
the West report an advance.