New Orleans Republican., 1872-05-24

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| rive, at 55c y bushel. The sales on the
| spot embrace 1000 sacks, of which 300 Ohio
| river at soc; 100 st. Louis and 800 choice at
| SIC; 100, 300 and 800 choice at 58c 4P busheL
| BRAN-Is in good supply, the market is
dull, and prices are still lower. $50 sacks
were sold, of which 500 at 81 l7l5; 100 and
$50 at 81 IS " 100 lbs.
| HAYS in coed supply, with only mod
crate demand. 300 bales prime sold at
wy 90; Choice is quoted at $32 soy ton;
400 bales Ohio river sold at $50 Y ton.
Cow PEAs-Some 400 sacks sold at 50 80
Y bushel. The demand is good, and they
are iobbing at $3 Y bushel. There is a
stock in first hands of about 1000 sacks.
PORK-The market is dull, with mess
offering on the spot at $I3 so, and to arrive
at $l3 IS p bbl. No sales. 1t is retailing
| at $I3 1904 y bbl.
DRY SALT MEAT-The market is quiet.
There is none in first hands. Dealers are
obtaining Size p fb for shoulders at retail.
/ BACON-The market is quiet but firm,
with light stock on hand. Shoulders are
quoted at 53s a Size; clear rib sides IA al 7se;
clear sides SIS 08I4c fR fb. Only 5 casks
shoulders sold to-day at size p 10.
LARD-Continues in light supply, and
packers is in request for export. 20 tierces
refined sold at l0c y fb, and so kegs re-
fined at 1IAc. Kegs are quoted at l024
for refined. Tierces, &c for packers, and
90l0c fer refined.
WHIsKY-The market is dull, and choice
Cincinnati rectihed has declined lc p gal
Ion. 25 bbls sold at glc. Common
Western rectifed is offering at 82l9c y gal
Ion. so bbls Indiana brought S242c v
gallon.
HAMs-Favorite brands of choice sugar
cured are scarce and in demand, and com
An1sv do cruea
quoted at 102 0llAc y ID.
Corn MEAL-The market is dull, with
supplies offering at S. 50 p bbl, and no
sales
H1DEs-The market continues dull with
fair supply on hand. Green hides are
quoted at 901Oc v fb; green salted l0A a
l2c; dry salted l514 a l6IRc; kips II a l2c;
flint II a II l3c.
BALINe TwNE-Dealers are retailing
at 19020c " 1b. Job lots are selling at 4
and Sc less.
WoOL-The supply is accumulating and
the market at present duh. 4 reaction is
looked for in few days, when it is prOba-
BILE prices viii decline and outside, as well
as Northern orders can be filed. The in
quiry is still somewhat speculative. BURY
is quoted at 25032c; clear of burs 400
45c, lake 4S 05lc.
BREAKFAST BACoN-Is scarce and in de-
mand. Western is quoted at l012 l034c
y fb.
TALLow-Continues in request for export
at &c y fb and but little if any in market.
SALT-We have still to report but two
cargOes on hand and none a1Oat on the
way. They are held for higher prices, with
out any offers. The last cargo sales were at
81 1914 p sack. Dealers rates frem store
are 81 20 p sack for coarse and 81 so for
fine. Turks Island is selling at 81 300I IS
saf hVtah al Tah sol
pockets at pa 07lhc, as in size.
COoPERAGE-HOOp poles are selling by
the boat load at SIS p 1000 for barrel poles
and $l2 for half-barrel poles. For bOgshead
poles there is no demand. Cypress slaves
are in fair supply but dull. They command
$IS020 for barrel slaves, and $34 036 for
hOgshead staves without any demand.
STAR CANDLEs-The market is fully sup
piled, according to the wants of the trade.
All weights command l9c v fb, wholesale,
and l95Rc, jobbers' prices.
Moss-Good descriptions continue scarce
and in brisk demand. Poor much neglected
and entirely unstable at present. Country
remains al our last figures, viz: a SC p ID.
City picked commands 6010l5c.
BAGGNG-The market is without any
movement. Western hemp is held in round
lots at Il 1bc, and domestic iute I9c p yard.
The dealers are filing orders for domestic
jute at 190l9lAc; Western hemp and fax
III 0l8c q yard.
NAVAL STOREs-ROsin is scarce and in
active demand. $50 bbls wei e just received
and sold for export, comprising 500 bbls
pale at 81; $50 No l at SIS and 200 No. 2 at
S4 so @9 Dbl. Pitch is scarce and in demand,
and commands So y bbI. Spirits turpentine
advancing, and command 5212 a 55c p gal
Ion. Tar is dull and nominal at 80l0c y
gallon.
EsCULENTs-Potatoes are selling on the
landing at 50 25 0275 y bbl for old Western,
and 50 50a3 IS for new Louisiana; new
Louisiana onions command 50 so "A 25 F9 bbl;
Louisiana cabbages Sl5020 y 100. The
new vegetables are taken up for the West.
The market is bare of green apples; dried
apples sell at 8Gl0c; dried peaches nominal
at 507c; Western beans sell at Sll oil so;
Northern beans $l2 5O0l2 IS; red beans
S8012; green peas 81 G9; lady. peas $608;
black-eye peas $500; new sour-krout scarce
at $40; horse radish s204 y Dbl.
FOULFRY AND EGGs-Chickens are selling
on the landing at So 5004 e dozen for the
young and 81 so for the grown; turkeys
S24 027; geese $60S; eggs II 018c y dozen.
BUTTER-The stock on hand continues
very light. No new Goshen in the market.
New Western is selling at % a SOC; Northern
commands 38 40c P Is.
CHEEsE-There is very little in the
market, and prices are nominal The new
is in poor condition.
COFFEE-The market though quiet for the
past day or two continues very firm at out
side quotations. We quote: good 1874 0l9c
% Is, gold, in bond; fair 1715 a I8c; ordinary
l7c. No prime in market.
FREIGHTs-Some small shipments of cot
ton have been made to-day to fill up at
7-l6d for Liverpool and 78c for Havre, but
the vessels recently laid on refuse to accept
less than I'D for the former and lc for
the latter. Quotations are to some ex-
tent nominal but the following repre-
sents the market as nearly as posi-
BILE: By steam-Cotton to Liverpool "a
I'D; to New York 5sc; to Boston 7sc; to
Philadelphia 7sc -four to New York 6Oc y
Dbl; corn I5c R bushel; corn to Liverpool
in bulk Cd; moIasses to New York 81 p bbl;
pork 9Oc: beef, q tierce, ST. By saiI-Cot-
ton to Liverpool 7-l60 I'D; to Havre -01c;
to Boston 5sc; grain to Liverpool 8lh 09d;
pork to New York 75c y Dbl; -four 60c.