New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-05-08

| is limited. 400 sacks were sold, OF when 4lo
at 81 As; 50 and 100 at 81 so " 100 lbs,
HAYS in fair supply, but not much ~ IN
! demand. 600 bales were sOld Of which lGJ,
! lOO 100 and 200 choice at $34, and ~ at 9'o
y ton.
| l,ARD-Is scarce and in demand. Iierces
are quoted at 9Ae for packers and 934 a
I0c for refined; kegs l019 a l034c for kettle
rendered, and 1l12c for refined.
LARD OILS held at 75c q gallon. The
| sunDly is light and the market is frmer.
WHIsKY-Is dull and lower. - bbls
choice Cincinnati rpctiied sold at 93c. In
diana is held at S213 a S5c % gallon.
Cow PEAs-The stock is nearly all held
by one party. The demand is fair and the
market is firm hOO sacks sofa az ~ ~ y
| bushel. They are iobbing at - 5O Y bushel.
Corn MEAL-The market is firm with
holders asking So 50 ~ Dbl. 300 bbls sold
on the landing at So 40; so and 100 do at
SO As y bbl.
PoRK-The market is dull, with holders
asking SI3 IS a. Dbl for mess. 1t IS quoted
at $I3 50, and is retailing at Sl3 |0@ IA T.
DRY SALT MEATS dull. Shoulders are
quoted at 434 047sc. There IS no movement
in sides. IL
frmer market. About 100 casks were sold
to-day, OF which Is casks shoulders at o12c'
81 casks clear rib sides at Fac; do clear
sides at Use; 80 do at &c, and do at Csc
p ID. c.-
HAMs-We note a firm market for sugar
cured at ii Is lac p ID.
BREAKFAST BACON-Westen IS dull at
! 942c T. ID
CoFFEE-The bill freeing coffee from duty
! has passed, and will 90 into force on the
! first of July next. The movement III this
market at present is only for job lots, and
we quote 1914 l91Rc, gold duty paid, for
| prime; 1884 0l9Ac for good; and 1874 a
! 1Sl2c for fair Stock in first hands ll,So2
! sacks: in dealers hands 10000 sacks.
| POULTRY AND EGGs-Chickens are selIlng
| on the landing at Sc 5007 y dozen Tor the
| grown, and $500 tor the young; ducks "a q
| 5; geese seas; turkeys $27 go; eggs $50
| l5c p dozen.
EscULENTs-PotatOes are selling on the
landing at S4a4 50 for the old, and So for
the new; new onions So 2504; apples 81
:; sOur-krOut $80l2 y bbl; cabbages 2U0
25c q head; Western beans Sll|G II 5O
Northern beans SI20l2 Is; red beans IS a
y; green peas s. az; lady peas S698;
black-eye peas S5G6; dried apples 9G942c
dried peaches a &c 2 ID; horse radish 81 a
4 2 bbl.
BUTTER-Little or no new has vet ar
rived Choice old Western commands 70
soc: Goshen 40c y fb.
CHEEsE-The market is dull and I'M
settled, and prices are nominal. The new
is vet understandable, while the old has
become too strong. Some sales OF new
Western were made at lOc y ID. Old Is
quoted at lie for Western, and &c for
Northern.
HIDEs-Are dull Green are quoted at 9
dl0c; dry sailed l5lRc; flint l6c; kips IL a
l2c q Is.
TALLow-There is none or hand. 1t is
- a n
9l4c + b.
SALT-There are no cargOes afoat, but we
have a good stock on hand The demand
is limited. The last cargo sale was at
81 42I9 T. sack. The dealers rates
from store are 81 coal 65 T sack Tor
coarse and 81 20 0l75 for fine. Turks Islands,
selling at 81 300I IS p sack of two bushels.
A cargo of Turks Island, in bond, sold at DC
z bushel. Table salt IN pockets is selling
at 224 Ollie, as in size.
MACKEREL-ls coming IN more freely and
is selling at Sl4al8 for No. bbls; Sll0
I / 50 for No. 9: SS09 for No. 3; S 65 for
No. l kits; 81 40 for No. ?. 81 20 for No. 3.
WOOL-Supplies are coming in quite free
w. and meet with a good demand at 80 a BIC
for bury, 81 a BE for slightly bury, AZ a SOC
for clear of burr, 53l2c tor lake and 40 45c
for Texas clean. Some sales are being made
at higher rates. A lot of lake, slightly
bury, sold at sic p to.
NAVAL STOREs-There is no pitch or rOsin
on hand. Some rOsin came in and sold at
81 80 for No l and 81 for No. ,. Tar is in
light supply and dull at l21Rc = gallon.
Spirits turpentine are in light supply, and
have again declined, and sell at 62l5c +
gallon.
CooFERAGE-There is now no demand for
sugar and mOlasses packages. Poles are
dull although there are not many in
market. Barrel poles are quoted at $50 a
%, hOgshead poles S45a5O T 1000. Cypress
slaves are in light supply, and quoted at
SIS a 20 for barrel and $40 for hogshead.
BAGGNG-India is held in large lots at
I6lRc, and domestic jute at lSc. There
were some saNes of the latter at Il l2c. |
The dealers rates are lie for India IL
bales, l6c in rolls; jute 1872; Western !
bagging lSc T. yard.
MOss-Choice is scarce and in demand at
lie. Common is plenty and dull at q
&c p rs.
GUNNY BAGs-Are held at 1884 018l9c
apiece.
LOUISIANA RICE-Is dull with very little |
on hand. Fair is quoted at Sl4 a Size, prime |
S34 &c. Carolina is in light supply, and !
retailing at 909lsc. India is dull and |
lower, with large and accommodating stock |
on hand. Another cargo has arrived. 1t is |
quoted at ga ne 2 tb, currency, and 3l4 a |
Size. gold, in bond.
FREIGHTs-TO-day bark was taken up |
to load with bulk corn at Sd q bushel of 90 |
lbs for Cork for orders, or Sad if direct. |
We have already noticed clearances for /
Cuba in ballast. To-day a ship was des- |
patched to Pensacola for a timber cargo. !
These vessels have been looking for grain |
freights, in which they Lave been disap- |
pointed. We continue to quote as fol |
lows: By steam-Cotton to Liver |
pool a 3S to Hamburg lad; to st. |
Petersburg via Hamburg Il-I6d; TO |
Havre O.; to New York 5Sc; to Boston |
sc; to Philadelphia 78c. Tobacco to |
Bremen d; to New York S.. Sugar |
to New York 81; mOlasses 81; flour zoe; pork |
90c; beef, p tierce, 81; corn, to Liverpool,
in bulk, SO a Cd; to New York I5c. By sail
Cotton to Liverpool -05I6d; TO Havre |
34c; to Antwerp q; to Hamburg O.; !
to Bremen 34c; to CrOnstadt led; to
Boston 55c. Tobacco to Bremen 32s Cd |
G35s; to Antwerp O.; to Havre |
33s; to Liverpool 30s. Pork to New
York 75c; flour 60c; bulk corn I217c. Bulk
corn to Liverpool -oSI2d; oil cake has
been taken for ballast at 23s for Liverpool
but cargo could nOt be shipped unless at
a higher rate. The last ship taken up for
London was at 32s Cd.
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