New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-01-27

ing 80 q 44c for common to strictly prime;
inferior not fermenting 03Oc; common
30 35c; centrifugal % 44c; fair 1920;
prime 43 047c; strictly prime 4S O. ACC; choice
500 y gallon.
FLOUR-Is in good demand for the local
trade and for Cuba, and prices are firm:
The sales embrace $500 bbls, of which 100
superfne at Sc IS; 100 single extra at 81;
100 double at S. so; 500 treble at 81 rs; 500
do at 81 80; 100 and 100 do at 81 S712: 65
and 1870 do at So; 50, 300 and $50 good treble
extra, in lots, at 50 25; so choice treble ex-
ira at SO IS; SO and 100 do at SO. and 100 at
So IS; 5O0 800 and 1900 treble extra on pri-
vate terms.
CORN-Is in good supply, the demand is
fair and prices are firm. 260o sacks were
sold, of which 400 yellow and yellow mixed
and 800 yellow mixed at zoe; 600 white at
73c; 400 white at 74c, and 50 at 75c
bushel.
OATs-Are in light supply and fir1ner 100
and $50 sacks sold at 60c = bushel, and $50
Ohio river at Sc.
BRAN-Is in fair supply and good de
mand: 100 sacks sold at 81 As, and 100
second hand sacks at ST. 40 y 100 lbs.
HAYS now in good supply and dull.
Prime to choice is quoted at $2S O ~ T. ton.
100 bales choice sold at 500.
PORK-The stock is light and mess is
held at SIS y Dbl. 1t is retailing at SIS 70
y Dbl. 346 bbls mess sold ON private terms,
$50 at $l4 Is, and l2O at SIS Y Dbl.
BACoN-Shoulders are scarce, and are
quoted at 707Ac. The market is bare OF
Sides Clear rib are quoted at &c; clear
sides Gig a go, and Zoe y IS. New sugar
cured hams are dull at l3c v rs; casks
shoulders sold at 7Ac; 10 do clear sides. in
three lots, at 934c, and do city smoked at
1Oc. Some clear rib jobbed at S7sc.
LARD-Packers' in tierces is in demand
at 9Ac Refined is quoted at 91e gao;
kegs lOAc p ID. 40 tierces kettle rendered
sold at 9asc, and 25 tierces refined at 9'sc.
DRY SALT MEATS quiet but firm at
sac; 7c for clear rib, and 7Ac for clear
sides. 90 casks shoulders sold at Jlsc I, ID.
WHIsKY-50 bbls choice rectitied sold at
Csc; 20 bbls patent Bourbon at 81 Is, and
% half bbls rectifed at 81 = gallon.
BREAKFAST BAcoN-The market is bare
of good and fresh lots of Western: that de-
scriptiOn would command 91e a Zoe = 10.
Old is dull at 8lac. Northern is quoted at
IL ll1Ac = rs.
Corn MEALS active and frmer. $50
bbls sold at So 50, 400 at 50 65, and 200 to
arrive at 50 60 p Dbl.
POULTRY AND EGGs-Chickens are sell
ing on the landing at Sc for the grown
and $3a4 fer the young ducks 81;
geese So; turkeys $l40l5. Eggs SO032c
y dozen.
EsCULENTs-Western potatoes are selling
on the landing at 1898 %; onions So
So %; apples $406; sour krout $90ll
Dbl; cabbages $607 y boz; dried apples
g. &c; dried peaches a Sc; green peas S607
y Dbl; lady peas $6d7; red beans $50 IL;
Western beans So a II; turnips. 81 So car
rots and parsnips 3d. beets 81 50; horse
radish s. y Dbl.
CnEEsE-Is in good supply and dull at
l2c for Western Reserve and l3l2c for
choice factory. New York cream commands
Is a Ice T. fb.
BurrER-Choice is in light supply and
good demand at 25c for Western and 50 q
Sac for Goshen. Poor qualities are I'M
salable.
TALLow-Is in demand. and receipts sell
readily at 9Ac T. tb.
COFFEE-The market continues strong
and active Prime is quoted at q y a 90,
gold duty paid: good 2Oa4 a q l4c; fair 2OA a
2Ol2c; ordinary l934c + fb.
WOOL-The market is bare. The last
sales were at 80 a Bic = fb for Mexican I'M
proved. and Ale for Texas unwashed, free
of burrs.
HIDEs-Are scarce and in demand. Green
sailed command l01a a lie; dry sailed l4la
al5l2c: flint l6a lie y fb.
COTTON Seeds in demand and higher;
it commands $l4 p ton, sacks returned, and
$lS with sacks.
NAVAL SToREs-There is no virgin rosin.
No. or common in market; No. l com
good supply and dull at s. IS T. half Dbl
and So T. Dbl There is no pitch on hand
it would command $5d5 50 T. Dbl. Spirits
of turpentine is in light supply and is job
bling at IS Soc: round lot sold at 15c y
gallon.
STAR CANDLEs-Are in limited supply and
good demand at l9c in round lots and l919c
jobbing. The supplies are all sold to arrive.
LOUISIANA RIcE-!s in pretty fair demand
fair, &c for prime, and 9i.c for choice.
Choice Carolina is jobbing at 9l.c T. fb.
BEEF-Texas mess is selling at Sll 0l2
T. Dbl
BAGGING-The movement is confined to
dealers, who are filling small orders for the
country at 16l5 a lie for India in bales; l6c
in rolls: lie for jute, and lsc + yard for
Western bagging.
BALING TwINE-Commands 10 020c y rs.
IRON COTTON TIEs-Sell at ~, a Sac T. fb.
COOPERAGE-Isd dull the demand for sugar
hogsheads being nearly over Tor the season.
MOlasses barrels are selling at 81 750l 80;
half barrels 81 %; sugar hogsheads So so
each. Green poles command $25 + 1000
for barrel poles, and $50 for hogshead
poles: slaves $50 a 25 for barrel, and S35 tor
hOgshead.
Moss-Is in good supply and very dull.
Clean picked is quoted at Ga a He = ID;
country picked ga 06Ac + Is.
LIME-Is in good demand, with a small
stock on hand. Western commands So
> %; Alabama and ROckland 81 % T. Dbl.
SIP 09c; medium at 9la a l0c; good at l0l2
a lie, and fine and selections at IL q be-
OIL CAKE-Is in demand at $27 80 a %
for country and $40 % for city factory, de-
livered. 100 tons city factory sold at so %
T. ton.
ToBACCo-The supply of the new crop is
increasing, and more active demand is cx-
pected, but for the past three days the mar
ket has been about at a stand-still, sales of
only hhds having been reported; weeks
sales 81 hhds. We quote Tugs 10 q Sc; low
leaf Sla &c; medium 912 a Zoe; good lOla a
II lac. and fine and selections II l3c.
FREIGHTs-We quote, by steam, cotton to
Liverpool GIG l9-32d; to Hamburg 11-l6d;
to New York s. ll-l6c; to Philadelphia 1c;
to Boston 7sc; sugar to New York S. v
hhd molasses 50 y Dbl. BY sail-Cotton
to Liverpool 1872 a I'D; to Havre 1c: to
ll-l6c. Sugar to Northern ports 50 y hid;
molasses 81 25 y Dbl. A ship was taken
up for Hamburg yesterday at llsc for cot
ton.
SALT-We note good demand. and sales
OF 1000 sacks coarse, for Arkansas river at
81 40 from warehouse. Coarse and fine is
quoted at ST. SO y sack, delivered. When
taken from warehouse deduction is made
for drayage. We have no cargo sales to re-
port since our last and there are none offer
ing. Turks Island is quoted at 81 IS q 40
y sack of two bushels. Table salt 90. q 71bc
y pocket, as in size.
Weekly Quotations of Hides, Etc.
Messrs. Hay & Mehle furnish us the fol-
lowing report. Their quotations represent
actual sales at first hands. Expenses