New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-05-30
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MALT AND HoPs-The market is well sup.
piled with Western malt, which is firm and
in good demand at ST. IS a / so ~ bushel. In
feri0r lots are selling at 81 10aI 90 Stocks
of fine or choice New York hops are light,
and command 9Oc ISL " fb; inferior Wis
consin IS 0S5c; Bavarian very scarce at 81
for good.
BUTTER AND CHEEsE-We have no change
to report in the market Western is selling
at $1,000 for fair to choice Goshen com
mands 38040c. Western cheese continues
dull at 80l2lac, the latter price tor well
cured. Receipts $50 boxes.
COTTON SEED-There is none to be had.
Prices nominal We quote $l4 " ton in
factory sacks, and $l7 for seed and bags.
CoTToN SEED on CAKE-There is no city
oil cake to be had. Quotations are nOmis
nal at $2819 029 for city, and $24 027 for
country.
EsCULENTs-There are no old potatoes in
market: new potatoes are selling at 50 so
in sacks for Louisiana, and 81 % in
hbls; 81 %for new onions in sacks, and
S. in bbls; new Louisiana cabbages SD
Is W 100; new sour krOut $50 v bbl.
The new vegetables are taken for the West.
Beans are scarce; Northern white command
$I2 so; Western $11 oil so " Dbl; green
peas 81 09 so; red beans $80l2; lady peas
S608; blaek-eye peas $3.50; horse radish
1904 v Dbl; dried apples 90lOc; dried
peaches 507c % is.
BREAKFAST BAcoN-Is scarce, and com
mands 1919 a lie " tb.
LARD-The market is dull. though the
stock on hand is not large. We quote pack
ers' in tieTces at sc, refined 95sc; kegs l034o
T. ID for kettle rendered, and ll01lAc for
refined.
RICE-There is no Carolina in on hand,
and the stock Of Louisiana is almost ex-
Aol LNosu i %ol Of
So 0834c y fb. India is dull, with a stock
on hand Of 5000 bags. 1t is quoted at 6a4 q
7c y fb, currency, and 3A 0316c, gold, in
bond.
Cow PEAs-Are iobbing at 50 8O02 90 p
bushel. Better supplies are being expected.
LARD On-Is selling at 75c y gallon.
HIDEs-Are in light supply and good de-
maDd. Green command &c; green sailed
l0A a l2c; dry sailed ISL I646c; green
kips IL l2c; sailed kips lac; flint hides
II 0I7l3c y tb.
BALING TwME-Dealers are retailing it
at lSc p ID. The last sales in large lots
were at lac % fb.
BAGGNG-The market is without any
movement. Western hemp is held in round
lots at II lee, and domestic jute l9c p yard.
The dealers are filling orders for domestic
jute at l90l943c; Western hemp and fax
$50 l8l5c " yard. India in bale is retailing
at 160161Rc.
IRON CorToN TIEs-Are retailing at TIC
. h.
TALLow-Conti nues in request for export
at sc v ID and but little if any in market.
SALT-There is very little doing. Two
eargOes are held for higher prices. There
are no eargoes on the way here. The last
cargo sale was at 81 1914 y sack. Dealers
coarse and 81 80 for fine. When taken
from warehouse by boats deduction of
Zoe y sack is made for drayage. Turks Island
is selling at 81 300l IS u sack of two
bushels. Table salt In pockets at 90 a
719c, as in size.
COOPERAGE-Several boat loads of poles
are expected soon, but prices for the present
remain the same. Business is very dull
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 Sl20Ij p 1000 for barrel poles
and $l2 for half barrel poles. For hOgshead
poles there is no demand. Cypress slaves
are in fair supply but dull. They command
$lS 020 for barrel slaves, and 1896 for
hOgshead slaves, without any demand.
STAR CAIJDLEs-The market is fully sup
piled, according to the wants of the trade.
All weights command 19c q 10, wholesale,
and l9l2o, jObbers' prices.
MOss-GOOd descriptions continue scarce
and IN brisk demand. Poor much neglected
and entirely unstable at present. Country
remains at our last figures, viz: 3 05c y fb. |
City picked commands 60l0l9c.
WOOL-The market is very dull, no
sales having transpired. Quotations are
nominal. Bury 2S030c; Texas clear 400 |
i3c; lake 48 a soc y ID.
NAVAL STOREs-Rosin is scarce and |
in demand for export. The last re-
eeived sold readily at 81 y Dbl for pale SIS |
for No. !, and 81 so for No. 3 Pitch is |
tu1 at S. v Dbl Spirits turpentine are |
selling at 5219 055c u gallon. Tar continues |
1ull and nominal at 80l0c p gallon.
CoFFEE-The market is quiet but firm, |
with stock in dealers hands of 1000 |
bags, and none in first hands. We |
quote: Prime 1872 0l9e y fb, gold, in bond; |
good 1874 0lS34c; fair l734 0lSc; ordinary |
.619c.
POULTRY AND EGGs-Chickens are selling
N the landing at So for grown. About |
,OO dozen were taken for Havana at that
price. Turkeys $24; geese 81 az so; ducks Sc.
Eggs-Large receipts are expected; about !
1000 dozen have been sold at lS0 pc.
FREIGHTs-A consignment of a ship to
was given yesterday at l5-32d for
ottOn, which is the ruling rate, with Occa-
iOnal shipments to fill up at 7-l6d. The Nd
ate seems to have been dropped. The ruling
ate to HaVre is 1870. We quote as follows:
BY steam-COttOn to Liverpool "a I'D; to
Jew York 5sc; to Boston zc; to Philadelphia
sc -four to New York Soc p Dbl corn l5c
busheI corn to Liverpool in bulk Cd
lOlasses to New York 81 p Dbl pork 90c
eef " tierce, ST. BY sail-COttOn to Liver
DOL 7-l6 l5-32d; to Havre l5-l60-c; to-
acco to Genoa 3Os.