New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-05-11

higher prices. Pitch IS scarce there Is very
little on hand; it is held at Sc Y Dbl Tar Is
very dull; there is no movement in 1t, and
it is quoted nominalIy at l2l5c v gallon.
Spirits turpentine are in good supply and
lower, and now selling at 60c y gallon.
WOOL-Supplies are accommodating and
prices have declined, Northern buyers hay
ing lowered their orders here BURY is now
quoted at IS 035c; clear of burrs 430 45c;
lake 50051e; Texas clean IS a 40c.
COFFEE-The bill freeing coffee from duty
has passed, and will go into force on the
first of July next. The movement in this
market at present is only for job lots, and
we quote 19A 0l9lsc, gold duty paid, for
prime: 1874 0l9Ac for good; and 1874 q
i8Ibc for fair Stock in first hands II, 1882
sacks; in dealers hands lO,3OO sacks.
TALLow-There is none on hand: 1t Is
in request for export and is quoted at go
9Ac y tb.
SALT-There are no eargoes afoat, but we
have good stock on hand. The demand
is limited. The last cargo sale was at
81 4215 P sack The dealers rates
from store are 81 Goal 65 y sack for
coarse and SI7O al rs for fine. Turks Island is
selling at 81 3001 IS q sack of two bushels.
A cargo of Turks Island, in bond, sold at 22c
q bushel. Table salt In pockets is selling
at ga 0716c, as in size.
MACKEREL-Is coming IN more freely ana
is selling at SI40l8 for No. bbls; $ll q
IL so for No. 2; S809 for No. 8; 81 65 for
No. / kits; 81 40 for No. 2, 81 90 for No. 3.
LARD OILS held at 75c q gallon. The
supply is light and the market is tirmer.
CoOPERAGE-There is now no demand Tor
sugar and mOlasses packages. Poles are
dull, although there are not many In
market. Barrel poles are quoted at $2O0
D. bOgshead poles $45050 y 1000. Cypress
slaves are in light supply, and quoted at
$1,000 for barrel and $40 for hOgshead.
BAGGNG-The dealers rates are l7c for
India in bales, 16c in rolls; jute 1914 a
l9c y yard. India is quoted in large lots
at l61hc, and domestic jute at 18c, with
little or no movement.
GUNNY BAGs-Are held at 1874 0lS1Rc
apiece.
Moss-GOod is scarce and in demand, but
poor is very much neglected and almost I'M
salable. Country is quoted at 305c; city
picked commands 60l0c y ID.
FREIGHTs-A bark was taken up to-day
for Glasgow at sad for bulk corn $4,000
bushelsl, and about $4,000 bushels were
taken previously by steam for Liver
low rate, and should encourage cOpiOus
shipments from the West. We continue
to quote as follows: BY steam-COtton to
Liverpool 5-I60 Esd; to Hamburg I'D; to st.
Petersburg via Hamburg 11-I6d to
Havre %; to New York Sc; to Boston
&c; to Philadelphia Zee. Tobacco to
Bremen @; to New York So. Sugar
tONew York $4; molasses 81; -four Soc; pork
90c; beef, p tierce, 81; corn, to Liverpool,
in bulk, 8l9 Cd; to New York l5c. By sail
Cotton to Liverpool -05-l6d; to Havre
94c; to Antwerp q; to Hamburg a;
to Bremen &c; to Cronstadt I'D; to
Boston $50. Tobacco to Bremen 32s Cd
935s; to Antwerp q; to Havre
33s; to Liverpool 30s. Pork to New
York 75c; flour Coo; bulk corn 1245c. Bulk
corn to Liverpool -o81Rd; oil cake has
been taken for ballast at OBS for Liverpool,
but a cargo could not be shipped unless at
a higher rate. The last ship taken up for
London was at 32s Cd.