New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-06-12

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mixed at 7le; 1000 and 1000 white at zoe,
and $50 white at Use p bushel. Sales since
Friday, 1880 sacks; received, "a, 932 sacks;
exported, 9S43 sacks.
BULK CORN-Some supplies on the mar
ket are offering at 60c y bushel for mixed.
| The orders here for Great Britain are at
| Sc. There is now no demand for feed corn
for the Gulf States, the season being too far
! advanced. H,476 bushels cleared to-day
for Cork. Received since Friday 50, 4l6
bushels; exported %, $40 bushels
| OATS-Ihe market is In good supply and
dull, and prices are fully lie y bushel easier
for buyers. $500 sacks were sold to-day, of
| which 200 Ohio river at 5216c; 1000 choice
| Western at SAC; 1900 choice Galena at SAC;
| 300 and 400 at 55c y bushel. Sales since
| Friday 800 Sacks receipts Il, 100 sacks;
! exports 1856 sacks.
! BRAN-The market Is quiet but firm. 200
sacks sold at'Sl D Y 100 lbs, and 200 small
sacks at 81 20 p 100 lbs. Sales since Fri
| day 1900 sacks; receipts 26ll sacks; exports
| AIS sacks.
HAYS in moderate supply. and there is
not much demand $50 and 300 bales choice
Western sold at $35 y ton. Prime is
| quoted at $50 a %; choice S35 036 y ton.
! Sales since Friday $50 bales; receipts 1913
bales; exports 225 bales.
! PoRK-The market is very dull, and
| there is only job demand % and so bbls
mess sold, to the trade, at $50 62la; 50
/ at So IS, and 25 do at SI2 6lR p Dbl The
dealers are retailing it at $13 p bbI. A lot
/ Of 400 bbIs mess sold on the spot to a con
tractor at Sl2 62la. In futures 900 bbls
sold, August delivery, sellers option, at
| Sl2 so, and 500, from August Is to Septem.
| Der Is, at $40 so y Dbl. Sales since Friday
844 bbls; receipts 2422 bbls; exports 80
| bbls.
| DRY SALT MEATS dull, though there is
| none in first hands, and not much in the
hands of dealers. Shoulders may be quoted
| from first hands, at AS a sc, and are retail
! ing at SAC y fb. Sales since Friday 30
casks; receipts none; exports none.
BACON-The market is dull, though
shoulders are comparatively scarce and in
| fair request. Nearly 100 casks were sold
| to-day, of which ) and q casks shoulders
at 53sc; and 8 do at Sac; % do clear rib
sides at 9se, and 20 and 10 do clear sides
at 7Bc y Is. Received since Friday 26I
casks; exported lbs casks; sold lao casks.
HAMs-Choice continue in good demand,
and are selling in small lots at 1914 0l234c
Y fb. Is tierces sold in store at l2kc, and
10 do at l215c " fb. Ordinary, or brands not
well known, are selling at l0& 0Il3c y ID.
BREAKFAST BACON-The market is quiet
with fair demand at l0A a I015c " tb for
good 10 boxes sold at l0Ac, and Is and 25
do in lots at 10lsc " fb.
LARD-Is dull and unchanged with fair
stock on hand. 20 tierces pac kers' sold at
&C.; 10 do refined at gao, and 40 kegs do at
10l5c y fb. Tierces are quoted at S24 q
&c y ID for packers, and 99s 093ac for
refined; kegs l0lke for kettle rendered, and
lie for refined. Received since Friday 485
tierces, us kegs; exported 80 tierees; sales
50 tierces, 90 kegs.
WHIsKY-The market is very dull and
there is no demand. But influenced by
Western advices, holders have raised their
prices lc " gallon. New Orleans rectifed
is now held at Ole, ordinary Western 81 a
gee; choice Cincinnati &c u gallon. Re-
ceived since Friday PSI bbls; exported %
bbls.
POULTRY AND EGGs-Chiekens come in
more freely and are selling on the landing
at 81 5005 25 for grown and 1904 for
young. Turkeys $l60I8; geese $685.
Eggs are in better supply and lower l0G
be u dozen.
EsCULENTs-New potatoes are lower, ow-
ing to increased receipts, and only mode
rate demand. They are selling at 81 750
50 y Dbl in sacks and 81 so in barrels
Onions in moderate supply, at 81 500
$4 rs in barrels. Some green apples have
come in from Eicksburg, and sold at 50 y
Dbl Cabbages are selling at l00 l5c y head;
$1S02f p Dbl for sour krout. Beans
are sea zee; Northern white command
Sl2 so; Western $Il p Dbl; green peas
$909 so; red beans $8012; lady peas
S6a8; black-eye peas $506; horse radish
S204 y Dbl; dried apples 90l0c; dried
peaches 507c y ID.
BUTTER-The receipts of Western are in
excess of the demand, and the stock is in
creasing. We quote I8020c for good, and
% 23c for choice. Goshen is in better sup
ply and prices easier; choice 35c. Pale and
inferior grades are neglected, and prices are
nominal.
CHEEsE-The demand still continues light
and the supply Of Western liberal Choice
factory is selling at l2c. Inferior is not
wanted, therefore quotations can not be
given.
OAK STAvEs-Very little is doing in this
article, from want of tonnage. The re-
ceipts are light, and the stock moderate for
this season of the year. We continue quot
ing extra pipe, 2 1900 delivered along
side Of the vessel, $500 0210, extra wine
$780, 135, extra hogshead $l40U $50. ex-
ira claret $l0O6105, barrel S60d 65 kegs
$40d50.
RICE-We note a continued duIlness in
the market, and sales Of $50 bags India in
job lots at rs 07Ac y fb in currency. 1t
is still held at SO 3712 a 3 50 p 100 lbs gold |
in bond. Louisiana is selling in a small
way at ga a Sac p Is for fair, and 909Ac |
for prime. The advices from the growing
crops are very favorable, with a probable |
increase Of fifteen y cent in average, and |
much better quality than last year.
Cow PEAs-Are in demand for the cOun-
try, and the stock is being exhausted. A !
lot of so bushels sold at So IS = bushel |
They are selling on orders at the advanced |
price of "a y bushel.
COAL-The demand for Pittsburg is linn |
tied, and it is selling az 60c p Dbl bv the |
boat load. The stock on hand June l was |
l35 boats and lOsbarges. against 1871 boats |
and 20 barges same time last year. The /
consumption for the past month was % |
boats and 10 barges, against 81 boats aud II |
barges in 1871. Anthracite is selling in a /
small way at $12 500I3 q ton, and Pitts
burg at So p hid.
MANUFACTURED ToBAcCo-The market
presents no new features since the advice
Of the new tariff of zoe q 10, to take effect
on the first proximO. There is a fair stock
in BOND, which viii be increased by the
first of next month The demand continues
light, and no sales of any note have trans
PRED in the past two days. Prices in bond |
remain the same, but our quotations arc !
nominal for the present, with a probable |
of lOc p 10 after the new tariff
takes effect. We quote:
20. extra bright. ....................... 80 a9O
IS $50
me AeOllul s.............. 20 ais |
sOO1 MeuAUHl ....-.-....s..... % 40
leuluIn. so 065
common sound. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. SIX 062 !
iOld bars, II inch, ounce, ounce and
ounce, according to quality. -. 67ka85
1ed1um and common unsOund. ......... 40 $50