New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-05-14


J the landing, at 74c; 1000 white at 74c and
J 5000 do at 75c y bushel.
OATs-The supply is light, the demand
is fair and prices have advanced fully Sc
q bushel. $500 sacks were sold, of which
: 100 inferior at 58c; $50 ordinary at 60e: 260
Ohio river at &c; $780, so and so prime at
63c; $50, 400, 500 and 500 choice at 64c %
bushel.
BRAN-The market is quiet, with a light
supply. 100 100 and $50 sacks sold at ST 40
p 100 ibs
HAY-Continues in light supply and
limited demand. 100 bales prime Western
sold at $685. and 100 and $50 choice at $35
" ton.
PORK-The market is quiet. without any
movement, and mess is quoted at $l3 Is p
Dbl. 1t is retailing at $l4 y Dbl.
DRY SALT MEAT-The demand is limited
ard i'll keeping with the stock, which is
light. 5 casks shoulders sold in store at
5@c y ID. Shoulders are quoted at SIS a
sac y tb.
BACON-The stock on hand is small.
There is not much demand, but the market
is firm. Advices from the West are favOra-
BILE for holders. 80 casks were sold; of
which casks clear rib sides at ia; 5, 5, 5
| and 10 casks clear sides at Sac ~ fb.
Shoulders are quoted at 55sc; clear rib sides
7a4 077Sc; clear sides at 84 083sc y tb.
LARD-We note a scarcity of good des-
| criptiOns, especially of refined. These are
/ in demand but poor lard is very dull
Packers, in tierces, is quoted at Sc; refined
9a4 q lOc; kegs l044c for kettle rendered
and IL l9c for refined IS tierces kettle rem
| dered sold, for export, at 9l4c p fb.
! CORN MEALS in active demand, with a
! light stock on hand, and prices have adj
vanced about 25c p Dbl. 1900 bbls were
sold on the spot, of which so. so, 200 and 200
/ bbls in store at 50 so; 100 in store at So SIS;
| $50 in store at 50 60; 100 and 100 on the
| landing at So s.; 100 on the landing at SO 60;
! 40 in store at So 65; $50 and $50 in store at
/ So IS y Dbl. To arrive, 700 bbls sold at
| 50 65 y Dbl. Holders are now asking 81
| T. Dbl
| HAMs-The market is firm for good sugar
cured, but poor descriptions are dull; 25
and so tierces sugar cured sold at lO24c; 90
and 10 do at lIcPtb.
BREAKFAST BACOE-Is quiet and IN
changed, with good stock on hand; 10 and
25 boxes Western sold at 91Rc y b.
WHIsKY-The market is very dull, with
large stock of common on hand; so Dbls
choice Cincinnati rectified sold at 93c; COM
mon Western is quoted at soc y gallon.
POULTRY AND EGGs-Chickens are selling
on the landing at So 5007 p dozen for the
grown, and $304 tor the young; ducks $40
,; geese $608; turkeys $27 $50; eggs lac p
dozen.
WoOL-Supplies are coming in pretty
freely. and the demand is fair. On Satur- |
day 600 lbs lake sold at SIC, and to-day |
some sales were made at sic. The market |
is quoted at 25035c for bury; 43 a 45c for |
clear of burs; 5005Ic for lake; and IS a. 0c |
y fb for Texas.
Cow PEAs-The stock is in few hands, |
and is held. at So p bushel.
Observation-Disclosures are selling on the /
landing at 81 for the old, and S. 5006 for |
the new; onions SO 5004; apples none in |
bages 20 G25c = head: Western beans $Il !
a IL 30; Northern beans Sl20I2 so; red |
qeans $S0l2; green peas S709; lady peas
seas; blaek-eye peas $506: dried apples
909lRc; dried peaches 506c y IL; horse
radish $204 p Dbl.
NAVAL STOREs-There is no rosin in mar
ket; the last sales were at 81 so for No.
and S4 for No. 3 1t is very much in de-
mand for export, and would command
higher prices. Pitch is scarce there is very
little on hand; it is held at Sc y bbl Tar is
very dull; there is no movement in it, and
1t Is quoted nominally at l217c y ga Hon
Spirits turpentine are in good supply and
lower, and now selling at 60c y gallon.
BUTTER-New yellow Western has COM
menced to come in and is selling at $35 a
31c Northern is quoted at 50 a Ace.
Prices for old and pale new are entirely
nominal and can not be given.
CHEEsE-The market is in an unsettled
state The new is just coming in and is vet
while the old has become
too strong. There have been some sales of
new Western at 10 a I3c p ID.
LOUISIANA RICE-COntinues dull, with
very little on hand. Fair is quoted at
ga a Size; prime S34 a sc v tb. Carolina is
also in light supply, and is retailing at
G915c ID. India is in better demand,
and the market shows decidedly more ami
nation. We note sales in store of 1900
sacks m Al NIor 4 I
India has been received, and there Is now a
stock on hand of 5000 bags. 1t is quoted
1T 644 07c + ID, currency, and ia G31hc.
gold. in bond.
MOss-GOod is scarce and in demand. but
poor is very much neglected and almost un- !
'alable. Country is quoted at 305c; city
picked commands 60I0c y tb. ?
SALT-There are no cargoes afloat. but we :
AVE good stock on hand. The demand l
5 limited. The last cargo sale was at
81 1919 y sack. The dealers rates
rom store are ST Goal 65 o. sack for O
coarse and 81 IS for fine. Turks Island is t
cling at 81 300I 30 y sack of two bushels, a
\ cargo OF Turks Island, in bond, sold at pc \
bushel. Table salt In pockets is selling 5
It ga a 713c, as in size. t
MACKEREL-Is coming IN more freely and ?
5 selling at $l40lS for No. bbls; $1I0 q
! 5O for No. 2; $S09 for No. 3; 81 65 for B
70. kits; 81 40 for No. 2. 81 90 for No. 3. !;
LARD OiL-Is held at I5c y gallon. The =
upply is light and the market is firmer. +
CooFERAGE-There is now no demand for v
ugar and mOlasses packages. Poles are t
ull, although there are not many in Z
larket. Barrel poles are quoted at 500 e,
D. hogshead poles S45 $50 p 1000. Cypress ci
5aves are in light supply, and quoted aft N
l8 G2O for barrel and $40 for hOgshead
BAGGING-The dealers rates are lie for
ndia IL bales Ice in rolls; lutte 1919 a IL
DC y yard. India is quoted in large lots
1920, and domestic jute at ISc. with
tile or no movement
GUNNY BAGs-Are held at IS34 a lS1bc v
piece. =
COFFEE-We note only a Job trade and
1ote 20 02OlRc, gold duty paid, for prime: l.
bod 1914 a l934c, fair I819 a I9c q ID. Stock e
hrst hands 1882 sacks Rio; in dealers ~
lnds 1000 sacks. a
FREIGHTs-A ship was taken nm to-day dc
load at Havana at 40 for sugar, We 7'
so heard OF negotiations pending for two d.
Ups to load with oak timber, a raft of en-
hlch Is anchored above to await freight gil
gagement The market continues dull ~
previous rates We continue TO M
tote as follows: By steam-Cotton tn pr
yerpool 5-l60 SD; to Hamburg I'D; to ST. un
via Hamburg Ii-I6d; to az az
avre @; to New York SIC: to Boston no
c; to Philadelphia 7sc. Tobacco IN de
emen q; to New York S. Sugar -
New York "a; mOlasses ST.; -four 6Oc; p9rk a
9; Deet, herce, 81; corn, to LiverpOoI an
bulk, 81 q Cd; to New York I5c. By sail ct,
tton to Liverpool -05I6d: to Havre de
;; TO Antwerp @; to Hamburg q: Se-
bremen &c; to Cronstadt lad; to de-
ston 9sc. Tobacco to Bremen 32s al Sill
'5s; to Antwerp d: to Tsv Ue dai
=; to Liverpool 30s. Pork IN New
TX Toe; flour 60c: bulk corn Iolhn Du 3