New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-01-10
NEW ORLEANS REPUBLICAN, WEDNESDAY, JANUARY TO- 1872

] at l0Ac; and SO kegs refined at 10Ac.
Tierces are quoted at GA 09@c; kegs l0A
| 0lOhc p rs.
! CORN MEALS dull and lower. 145 bbls
sold on the landing at 81 y Dbl.
WHIsKY-Better supplies are expected
and the market is dull: A lot of IS bbls
choice rectifed sold at 81 q gallon. Ordi-
nary is quoted at 94c.
BREAKFAST BAcoN-Continues very dull,
and is quoted nominally at S0S1sc y I'd.
COFfEE-The market is quiet, but tirmer.
| The stock in first hands embraces about
5000 bags. and in dealers hands II 900 bags.
We quote prime at q lt 022c; good 20aa q
2lAc; fair 20020lac; ordinary l9@l9lac y
! 1b lgold duty pad). These prices apply to
large or round lots in first hands.
CHEEsE-ls in better supply, and prices
for Western have declined. Choice factory
is selling at l5c; Western Reserve ID a NC;
Northern cream l6c Y 10.
BUTTER-Is in tair supply and moderate
demand at 25c for choice Western and
80 a 35c for Goshen. No demand for inferior.
POULTRY AND EGGs-Chickens are SELL
ing on the landing at $G07 50 for the old
and S304 for the young; ducks 81 70; geese
81 90; turkeys $l5 0lS. Eggs 81 040c y
dozen.
EsCULENTs- are selling at $50
3 50; onions So a 4: apples s. a6; sour krout
SS0l0 Y Dbl; cabbages $507 y box;
dried apples and peaches case v fb; West
ern beans S90l0 so q Dbl.
LOUISIANA RICE-Is not much in demand.
Fair is quoted at Size; prime sc, and choice
gao.
HIDEs-An kinds are in active demand,
with light supply. Green salted com
mand 10 a l01ec; dry sailed l4lsc; dry flint
I60I612c T. fb.
y NAVAL SToREs-Spirits of turpentine are
dull and quoted. at 65c y gallon. No. |
rosin commands S. 25 as so y Dbl. There
is no pale, No. ,. or common rOsin on hand.
Tar is duh at s. IS u half Dbl. There is no
pitch here. 1t would command $505 so y
Dbl
TALLow-Is in light supply, and COM
mands GA a9asc = 10.
COOPERAGE-Molasses barrels are in de-
mand 81 9002, and half barrels at 81 % q
| 80; sugar hogsheads are dull at So 30 IA
u hogshead. Hoop poles are in demand
at $40 so T. 1000 Tor hogshead. and S250
~ for barrel poles.
STAR CANDLEs-Are in light supply and
in demand. They are quoted at 1919 a 20c
= ID.
PIGS FEEr-Kegs are selling at s. Is;
half bbs S. bbls $lI.
BALING TwINB-Commands 10 02Oc p Is.
Moss-There is very little here, but the
demand is limited Clean picked is quoted
at Ga a lie; country picked 3l4 064c . III
COTTON SEED-lS coming IN freely ana
meets with ready sale at $l3 y ton, sacks
returned, and SIC 30 with sacks.
LIME-Is in good demand, with q small
stock on hand. Western commands s. a
= %: Alabama and Rockland s. IS = biol.
SALT-The demand continues good. The
dealers rates from store are 81 60
al -65 = sack for coarse and 81 65
al 20 for fine. A deduction of Toe y
sack is made on lots taken by boats at
warehouse. Turks Island is dull, with a |
light stock on hand 1t is selling at 81 250
| 30 y bag of two bushels. Table salt in
pockets is selling at "a to Sc, as in size.
ToBACCO-As yet we have heard of |
no sales of new crop, which comes in |
slowly. Nothing has transpired to indicate |
any change in prices, and we report the |
market quiet at the following quotations: |
Lugs az 12c; low leaf Sa Size; medium 9 a |
gi4c; good 9,a a l0l2c, and tine and selec-
tions ] a BE.
FREIGHTs-Tbe rates by steam are
Cotton to Liverpool - SD; to Ham
burg 10 led; to Boston n lsc; TO New
York q a 7sc; TO Philadelphia lc; sugar to
New York s. t. hid; molasses to New
York sc p gallon. BY sail-Cotton to Liv-
erpool 1882 Cd the latter for consign-
ments; to Havre lc; to Bremen | lsc; to
Boston ac. Sugar to New York 81 50 r
hid. Molasses 81 50 T. Dbl. Tobacco to
Bremen As We hear OF another ship
taken up for Havre at lc.