New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-03-06
NEW ORLEANS REPUBLICAN, WEDNESDAY, MARCH 1872

Subsequently offers of So 80 y Dbl were
refused for some to arrive, and "a asked.
BUTTER-Choice is in light supply anG
good demand at IS 027c for Western, ano
SOC for Goshen. Poor is unstable.
CHEEsE-Is in light supply and moderate
demand. Western Reserve commands ID q
Ice; factory I7c; New York cream loc
English dairy 2Oc y b.. =.
CoFFEE-The demand is better, though
only local. There is a stock IN mrs. n La 1os
of 1914 bags: in dealers hands OF Io,o91
bags. Prime is quoted at PA 022%c, goio
duty paid: good 81 Is 02l lsc; far 2eNl a
| 2O1ac ordinary zoe y ID.
! RICE-The market is dull, but the shor'
crops and the small stock on hand prevents
sl4 aSlac; prime sa4 a sc; there is no choice
on hand. Good Carolina is jjobbing at 9lac
| There is NO choice Carolina here. kangoon
is quoted at IA d1Ac y 10. -.
| POULrRY AND EGGs-Chickens are selling
| On the landing at $607 for the grown
and Sl045 50 for the young; ducks 81 a ):
geese $S09: turkeys $lS 20; eggs Is a PC
v dozen.
EscULENTs-Potatoes are selling on the
S. as. u Dbl; cabbages s. a 10 p box: sour
krout $l5a2O y Dbl: Western beans $40 a
IL so; red beans $S0l2; dried apples and
peaches q Sc y tb: green peas 81 as Y Dbl;
fadv peas $70S; black-eyed peas S. a.;
horse radish 81 a -; turnips and beets ";
carrots and parsnips So y Dbl.
CooPERAGE-The season is over and there
is no demand for sugar hOgsheads or mOias-
SEES barrels. A few barrels are sold at 81 oo
and half barrels 81 .. Poles and slaves
are in good supply, but very little IN de-
mand. Green poles sell at 500 y lOOO for
barrel poles and $40 for hogshead poles;
barrel, slaves SIG; hogshead slaves $50 T.
1000.
Cow PEAs-Supplies have just COM
menced coming in, and are small as yet.
They are quoted at s. 500 IS p bushel.
TALLow-The demand is restricted by the
want of freight room for Europe. The stock
is light SO bbls ordinary sold at &c. 1t is
Quoted at 9094c p Ii.
HIDEs-Are in light supply and good de-
mand Green command 1919 a l2lec dry
sailed is q l6l2c; dry flint lSlac y fb.
Moss-Is dull at a &c for country picked
and a lie for clean picked, city baled.
NAVAL SToREs-Thele is none excepting
No. rosin on. hand. 1t is held at S. p
Dbl. Tar continues dull at s. - y half
biol and Sc y Dbl. The market is bare of
pitch. Spirits of turpentine are scarce and
command Gee 0Sl T. gallon.
SALr-Cargo sales have been made at
81 81 a 40 T. sack. There are none offer
ing at present. The dealers rates are 81 60 a
IS for coarse. and 81 70al IS for fine.
When taken from warehouse by boats,
reduction OF l0c T. sack is made for dray-
age. Turks Island is quoted at 81 80 q
l 81 y bag Of two bushels. Table salt IN
pockets is selling at 2l4 a 1ec. as in size.
WHIsKY-Is dull and unchanged. % bbls
choice rectifed sold at 81 p gallon. Ordi-
nary is quoted at s. q 81 y; good proof at
80 "a 921sc T. gallon.
BAGGING-Dealers till orders for the coun-
try at l9c p yard for jute, lSc for Western,
lie for India in bales, and Ice for rolls.
SPARE RIBs-Are scarce, and command
Sill q II y Dbl.
MACKEREL-Is in good demand with
only moderate supply on haad and an
upward tendency in prices: No barrels
command $l4 l6: No. . $40 all: No. 3
i Ssi 3; No. kits 81 o. No. 81 3d. No. 3
BEEF-Is IN light supply and fair demand
at Sll Il y Dbl for Texas. Western is
scarce and commands SIS a Ii. The market
is bare OF Northern; it is quoted at Sl65O
II Y bbl.
Pres FEET-Pickled, in kegs, are selling
at 81 90; half barrels S.: barrels So.
STAR CANDLEs-COmmand PC T ID
wholesale. and l9llc jobbing
COTTON Seeds in demand. and COM
mands $l3 v ton when bags are furnished
by factors, and Sl4 t. ton when in plant
ers bags, and SIS 50 + ton for seed and
bags.
TopACCo-The demand continues fair, but
operations are restricted bv light supplies,
ard the sales reported for the past three
days are only 81 hhds embracing 3 low leaf
at &c: 20 low Tugs to fine at lac; and ,, :,
g. 10 and % at -. We have no change to
note in quotations. which we repeat, as fol-
lows: lugs saea.c. low leaf 9a9l2c. me-
dunn 9l2 l012c. good l0l2 q Ii lac, and fine
and selections II BE. These figures. it is
proper to add, apply 10 heavy tobacccs
which constitute the bulk of the supply, and
are reported by factors to be in accordance
with actual sales. Light tObaccos would
sell for less. For these descriptions there
will be a good demand as soon as they ar
rive in sufficient quantities 10 afford any
scope to BUYERS. There is. at the same
time. fair prospect of more liberal re-
ceipts. in connection with which we copy
the following from the PaduCah hcntuchian
of last Saturday: The James Howard is at
the lower landing loading tobacco from the
three warehouses. She will take about 100
hhds OF tobacco from this port. besides a lot
of other freight. This. we believe. is about
the largest shipment of tobacco ever made
from tits port. She takes it at - % t.
hid"
FREIGiITs-Masters OF unengaged vessels
are asking such high rates THAT none have
been taken up during the past three days.
At the same time the going rates have been
more in favor of shippers. We quote as fol-
lows: BY steam-Cotton to Liverpool -
a9-l6G: 10 Bremen I'D to Boston lc: to
New York a4c: to Philadelphia sc. To-
bacco to Bremen los: to New York So. SUI
gar to New York 81: molasses 81 ~; flour
75c; pork s.: beef. per tierce, 81 so: corn.
per bushel, l5c: Corn to Liverpool in bulk.
il q I'D. By sail-Cotton to Liverpool
Il Sd; TO Havre l-l6 Use: to Bremen lc:
to Antwerp llsc; to Hamburg 9-l6d, to
Boston 9-l6a Sc Sugar to New York S3:
molasses 81: pork SOC; fiour zoe. Flour to
Boston SOC: to Liverpool is. Bulk grain to
New York l2l2c: 10 Liverpool lOd. Oil
Dos. Lard 10 Liverpool 35s: TO Havre l2c
r Il.