New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-01-24

> II " 022c. gold duty paid, good GOA 02l Ac;
| fair 2OA 02012c; ordinary l9a,c. Stock in
| first hands IL, 900 sacks: in dealers hands
| IL 800 sacks.
| on the landing at So 25; onions s. 80
So 80; apples s407 p Dbl: cabbages $6a7
y boz; sour krout $9012 y Dbl;
green peas .S607 y Dbl; lady peas IS %;
red beans $SQ12; white beans So a 10 80;
| dried apples and peaches Ga S4ac y ID;
turnips 81 so U Dbl; carrots So; beets 81 50;
parsnips So; horse radish 50 y Dbl.
POULTRY AND EGGs-Chickens are sell
| ing on the landing at S. al for the grown
geese So 90; turkeys $I4 a II. Eggs % a 800
| p dozen.
COTToN Seeds in demand and higher:
it commands Sl4 p ton. sacks returned, and
| SIS with sacks.
WOoL-The market is bare. The last
| sales were at 30a3lc t. II for Mexican Im
proved, and Ale for Texas unwashed, free
OF burrs.
BEEF-Texas mess is selling at Sll a II
T. Dbl.
HlDEs-Are scarce and in demand. Green
sailed command l0la n lie: dry sailed l4l.
al5lac; flint l6 al lie u fb.
NAVAL SToREs-There is no virgin rosin,
No. > or common in market: No. | com
mands s. so and pala So + Dbl. Tar is in
good supply and dull at g - T. half Dbl
and S. p Dbl. There is no pitch OH hand :;
of turpentine is in light supply and is job
bing at IS a Soc; round lot sold at ,5c T
gallon.
SALT-We note good inquiry. A cargo
sold on Monday at 81 37i2 ahoat. There
are no cargOes offering on the market. We
quote coarse and fine at 81 50al 55: when
taken from warehouse deduction is made
for drayage. Turks Island is scarce and
selling at 81 80 a 81 T. bag Of two bushels.
Table salt in pockets is selling at pa a &c as
in size.
OATs-Are in good supply and moderate
demand. 300 and 1000 sacks choice Galena
sold at Sc T. bushel.
BRAN-Is dull 500 sacks sold at 81 80 +
100 T. Tbs.
HAY-Choice is scarce; other grades are
in good supply. The demand is fair Sales
1000 bales, Of which 400 prime at S26; $50
and 200 prime Western at S2S, and 1000
choice, t1atboat load. at S32 = ton.
PORK-The market is firm. with light
stock, and mess is held in round lots at
$l4 IS = Dbl; $50 and 300 bbls new and 80
bbls old mess sold at $I4 62l2 T. bbl. 1t is
retailing at SIS t. Dbl.
DRY SALT MEATS quiet but firm: 80
boxes shoulders sold at 3isc. and 20 at 5l4c,
and 10 casks clear rib sides at Csc. Clear
t
BACON-Shoulders are dull and quoted at
So. Csc. Sides are scarce and in demand
about 100 Casks were sold to-day, of which
4 and 10 casks clear rib sides on the spot ia
sac: D casks clear sides. to arrive at 9l4c; Is,
ID and % do, in lots. at 9lac and 10 casks do
at 9aac = ib, and 5 casks shoulders at &c.
HAMs-Arc dull. aud new sugar-cured
are quoted at lac 2 tb: 25 tierces sold on
private terms and 10 do at be T. fb.
X lao &c raI !,
dealers, who are filling small orders for the
country at l6l2 a lie Tor India in bales: l6c
in rolls; lac for jute, and lSc = yard for
Western bagging.
BALISG TwISE-Commands 10 a 20c T. Is.
IRON CoTToS TIEs-Sell at 5l4 a sac 2 To.
Pos TONGUES-Are selling at ) a 5lac
each.
COoF ERAGE-Is dull. the demand for sugar
hogsheads being nearly over Ior the season.
Molasses barrels are selling at 81 750l so;
half barrels 81 %; sugar hogsheads 50 30
each. Green poles command So T. 1000
for barrel poles, and $50 for hogshead
poles; slaves $50 - for barrel. and s35 tor
hogsLead.
Moss-Is in good supply and very dull.
Clean picked is quoted at 6ls a lie T. h;
country picked 3l4 a 6l4c + 10.
LINES in good demand with a small
stock on hand. Western commands S20
, %: Alabama and Rockland s. % T. Dbl.
Sl2 09c; medium at Jia a Zoe; good at l0le
a lie, and fine and selections at II a BE.
STAR CANDLEs-Are in limited supply and
good demand al l9c in round lots and l91ac
jubbng. The supplies are all sold to arrive.
OIL CAKE-Is in demand al 81 30 a 2S
for country and SO p for city factory. de-
livered. 100 tons city factory sold at So -
T ton.
ToBACCo-The demand has revived, and
the sales during the past three days en-
brace IS hhds (66 new and H. old, as fol
lows: hhds medium. old. at Zoe, and "A
new. of which } low leaf at sac. medium
at lUc, and 10 good at lLlc; b new, EN-
bracing Is medium to good al Zoe, and :
good to fine at IL L2c; : old Tugs at 12c, and
D medium, new, at 9l2c. and u at C
Prices continue firm. The supply of new
crop is increasing. and we anticipate more
active market. We quote Tugs Le a Sc: low
leaf Sig a &c: medium 9l9 a Zoe; good lOls a
III l4c, and fine and selections II a BE A lot
of l5U boxes sold to-day at l9l2c p Ii.
FRLlGHTs-Ihe movement has been more
lively and rates are sitter. On SATURDAY. a
ship was taken up for Liverpool at l5-32d
for cotton, since which, mostly to- dav, the
engagements comprise three ships for Cork
for orders at 9-l6, g and li-16d. according
TO destination one for Hamburg at 3l6c:
one for the Baltic at -. and two for Liver
pool at I'D. We quote, by steam, cotton to
Liverpool ll-l6d a; to Hamburg il-l6d: to
New York IS q Ice; to Philadelphia lie:
to Boston 7sc; sugar to New York S. I,
hid; molasses 81 T. Dbl. By sail-Cotton
to Liverpool 1872 19d: to Havre lc: to
Antwerp sl5-l6c; TO Bremen lc: to Boston
ll-l6c. Sugar to Northern ports 50 T. hid;
molasses 81 % T. Dbl