New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-05-29

/ mand is looked for, however. after the first
| prOxinO The principal sales to-day are
| confined to HOO bbls, of which 100 single
| extra at 81, 100 low treble extra at So 50,
| 100 choice treble extra at SO %, 80, 100 and
IOO choice extra at $40, 400 do on private
terms, and 100 choice family at $l2 p DBL
| We have heard of a sale, for Cuba, of nearly
| 1000 bbls, all particulars suppressed. Sales
| since Friday, 1000 bbls; received, l4,S49
bbls; exported, ASS bbls.
CORN-In sacks is in good supply and
fair demand at about previous prices. The
| reported sales embrace 5000 sacks, of which
600 mixed and 1900 white at 74c; 800 mixed
and 500 and 1900 white at 75e 800 choice
white at 76c u bushel. We have heard of
sales of 5000 sacks white, all the particu-
lars suppressed; also some at 73c; also of
sales of several thousand sacks corn dam
aged up the river, particulars withheld.
There is no corn in bulk offering on the
spot, and the receipts were all sold previ-
Ously to arrive. 1t is offering, to arrive, at
Ga Csc v bushel in bulk. Sales since Fri
day, q 900; receipts, 1874 sacks, II ,2l1
bushels; exports, 9484 sacks and l22, $3.50
bushels.
OATs-Are in good supply but not much
in demand. 1900 sacks were sold, of which
$50 sacks on private terms I67 st. Louis at
55c; 300 and 300 do at soc; $50 and $50 do
at SIC p bushel. Sales since Friday, 1000
sacks received, 1885 sacks; exported,
1862 sacks.
BRAN-Is in light supply, and the demand
is fair $50 small sacks sold at 81 20, and
300 at ST. IS " 100 TBS. Received since Fri
day 26S7 sacks; exported $50; sales 2050.
HAY-The supply is light, the demand is
fair and choice is scarce. lbs bales prime
Western sold at $50. Prime is quoted at
$28 30, and choice at $3I q 80 50 " ton.
Sales since Friday 600 bales; received 1852;
exported 2S7.
PoRK-The market is dull and lower.
Mess is now quoted at $l3 = Dbl, and is re-
failing at Sl3 so y Dbl. A lot of so bbls
mess sold in store at $l3 25 " Dbl. Re
ceived since Friday 1896 bbls; exported only
1; sales 988.
BACoN-Is also dull, but the stock on
hand is light. Shoulders are offering at 5lAc;
clear rib sides 73sc; clear sides 81sc y Tb.
9 casks shoulders and 10 casks clear sides
sold yesterday on private terms; 10 casks
shoulders at 53sc, and 10 casks clear rib
sides at S15c y tb. Sales since Friday IS
casks; received 472 casks; exported 443
casks.
HAMs-Choice sugar-cured are scarce and
in demand, and are quoted very firm at
liz 0I2c p 10. Ordinary brands are dull
at l01R 01lAc y 10. 40 tierces sugareured
sold at ll1kc, and 5 do at l24e y fb.
DRY SALT MEAT-There is none in first
hands. Shoulders are offering to arrive at
475c. Dealers are retailing them at 5A q
51sc y fb.
RIcE-There is no Carolina in on hand,
and the stock of Louisiana is almost ex-
hausted. Fair is quoted at S0SAe; prime
S1R 0824c y Is. India is dull, with stock
on hand of 5000 bags. It is quoted at ga a
70 y Is, currency, and 3A 3lzc, gold, in
bond.
Cow PEAs-Are jobbing at 2 9003 y
plies
BUTTER Supplies of the new are coming
in more freely from the West, and choice
commands g 030ce p fb. There is not
much demand however Goshen COM
mands 38d 40c p b. Received since Fri
day, GOA kegs; exported, l08 kegs.
BREAKFAST BACOS-Is scarce and in de-
mand, and commands l049 a lie y 10. A
lot of IA boxes sold to-day at lie p tb.
Sales since Friday 81 boxes.
WHIsKY-Priees now are predicated on
the inference that the amendment to the
internal revenue law concerning whisky
has passed the Senate. To-day 25 bbls
choice Cincinnati rectifed sold at 97e p
gallon. Common Western rectified is offer
ing at Soc y gallon. Sales since Friday rs
bbls; received 405 bbls; exported AZ bbls.
CORN MEAL-The market is dull with
good supply on hand Yesterday, not re-
ported, 200 bbls sold on the landing at
So IS y Dbl; to-day 200 bbls sold on the
landing at 50 80 p Dbl Sales since Friday
$50 bbls; received 1854 bbls
LARD OIL-Is selling at 75c q gallon.
HIDEs-Are in light supply and good de-
maDd. Green command &c; green sailed
I0A a l2c; dry sailed I51a 016IRc; green
kips 110l2c; sailed kips lac; flint hides
17G1715e p tb.
BALING TwINE-A lot of 1874 bundles sold
on the landing on private terms. 1t may
now be quoted at wholesale at lac y rs.
1t is retailing at 18c y fb.
BAGGING-The market is without any
movement. Western hemp is held in round
lots at I715c, and domestic jute 19e % yard
The dealers are filing orders for domestic
iute at 190l91Rc; Western hemp and fax
l8a l815e y yard. India In bale is retailing
at 160l6l2
IRON COTTON TIEs-Are retailing at TIC
y Is.
TALLow-Conti nues in request for export
at Sc y fb and but little if any in market.
SALT-There is very little doing. Two
cargoes are held for higher prices. There
are no cargOes on the way here. The last |
cargo sale was at 81 42l5 y sack. Dealers
rates from store are 81 20 y sack for
coarse and 81 80 for fine. When taken |
from warehouse by boats a deduction of
10c % sack is made for drayage. Turks Island |
is selling at 81 300I 35 y sack of two |
bushels. Table salt In pockets at pa a |
z nc, as in size.
COOPERAGE--SeveraI boat loads of poles |
are expected soon, but prices for the present |
remain the same. Business is very duh, |
though the demand for poles for the country |
is commencing, and several shipments have |
been made. There was also made ship
ment of slaves. Hoop poles are selling by the |
boat load at $l20Ij $g 1000 for barrel poles !
and Sl2 for half-barrel poles. For hOgshead |
poles there is no demand. Cypress slaves !
are in fair supply but dull. They command |
$1,000 for barrel staves and $34036 for |
hOgshead slaves, without any demand.
STAR CANDLEs-The market is fully sup |
piled, according to the wants of the trade. |
All weights command l9c y. fb, wholesale, /
and 19lkc jobbers' prices.
MOss-GOod descriptions continue scarce |
and in brisk demand. Poor much neglected /
and entirely unstable atDresent. Country /
remains at our last figures viz: 305c P 10. /
City picked commands 60l015c.
FOULTRY AND EGGs-Chickens are selling |
on the landing at So for grown. About |
200 dozen were taken for Havana at that /
price. Turkeys $24; geese $76D7 so; ducks Sc. |
Eggs-Large receipts are expected; about |
5000 dozen have been sold at 1920.
WoOL-The market is very dull no |
sales having TRANSFERRED. Quotations are |
nominal Bury 28030c; Texas clear 400 /
43c; lake 49, SOC p ID.
CoFFEE-The market is quiet but firm,
with a stock in dealers hands of IL 900 |
bags, and none in first hands. We |
quote: Prime 1919 019e y ID, gold, in bond; |
good 1874 01824c; fair IVA q ISc; ordinary |
I649c.
CHEEsE-There have been large receipts |
of new, mostly poor in quality. The market |
is dull at 8@l21hc. Only the best cured |
command the latter price. Stock on hand, |