New Orleans Republican., 1872-10-05

stock on hand at Willow Grove 1anolng Is
1872 boats, barges and French creeks OF
Pittsburg, and l barge of camel. Pittsburg
is selling at 55c 49 bbl by the boat load and
81 so q hid, zoe p Dbl to steamboats,, 75c
to manufactures and 85c at retail. An
thracite is retailing at $l2 500l3 y ton,
and American camel at 5 lO tt Dbl. NO
English camel coal in market.
OAK STAvEs-The stock on hand is large,
and few shipments are being made on ac-
count Of the scarcity of tonnage. we quote
extra pipe, culEed, y 1900, delivered along
side of vessel, $3.50; wine pipe Sil5 q l30;
extra hid $l35 q l40; extra claret Sl0O q lO9;
bbl $50, and keg $40
SALT-rhere is a moderate business doing,
sales being restricted from low water in the
tributaries of the Mississippi. Dealers rates
from store are 81 20 for coarse and
81 rs for fine, with reduction of Ice y
sack when taken in lots from warehouse.
In Turks Island there is a light demand,
but no cargoes offering. The stock is ample,
and selling from store at 81 80 + bag
Table salt IN pockets is selling at pr a712e
each, as in size.
IMPoRTED FRUIT AND NUTs-The stock is
good and ample for the moderate demand.
We quote lemons S. y box; layer raisins
50 so q box; London layers none; citron AZ
q 4Sc; currants new &c, (old) Sc; prunes
(Gernau) Sl2 G9c; Brazil nuts new lie;
English walnuts l7c; French walnuts I4c;
almonds l912c; shelled almonds 30c; tilberts
I4c; pecans 8 a l0c; dates &c; figs l6c y fb;
bananas 81 40; plantains soc 0$l y bunch;
pineapples (scarce) So O50 f. dozen; cocoa
nuts So 5004 p 100.
FIsH-The supplies coming in are light
and readily taken at full prices. We quote:
Extra No. | $40 in bbls, $40 25 in half
bbls and s. so in kits; No. bay
SIS in bbIs, S. in half bbls, and 81 IS in
kits; No. 9, $l2in bbls, So 25 in half bbls,
and 81 SIS in kits; No, 3 Qarge) in bbls, $40;
No 3, So 50 in bbls, $5 in half bbls, and
81 35 in kits. Potomac roe herring 81
al SO in half bbls. Cod p box ST 400 45,
and &c y Is in drums. New haddock 81 80
q 40 and herrings 45c 4R box.
BAGGEG-India at wholesale is quoted
12l2c, and domestic jute at l4l3c y yard,
but no sales. Dealers are doing a
fair business in filling country orders,
and are retailing domestic juJe at l617c;
India i'll bales at 1416e and 1910 p yard
in rolls. Hemp and fax is held at 17c y
yard.
BALrNG TwINE-Dealers are retailing at
l7c T. tb.
IRON CoTToN T1Es-Owlng to the up
ward tendency in the price Of iron III Eng
land, all kinds have advanced, and they
are now selling at 81t 09c p tb.
GUNSY BAGs-There is very little de.
mand for them. They are held at 18c each.
CooPERAGE-Sugar hogsheads and mo-
lasses barrels are selling at So 7504 for
the former and 81 600l IS for the latter.
hogsheads; $30035 for barrel, and $50
y 1000 for half bbls. Cypress slaves
sell at $I602O p 1000 for barrel. and
$50 a 35 for hOgshead.
SOAP-0wing to the advance in soda, the
New Orleans manufacturers have advanced
their prices Ac y 1b. We quote: Palm 9e;
olive 61a 07c; magnolia Size, and CASTLE l2c
p ID; in large lots Y a &C less p fb. Cold
water soap 10c; salt and hard water l0c;
polishing soap 10c; extra olive &c in round
lots, and Ia 071ac job.
COTTON SFED-We note free receipts, but
only two of the mills are now at work.
Manufacturers pay $l3 y ton. they furnish
ing the bags.
CoTToN SEED OIL-There are no trans
actions, the want of tonnage restricting
sales. Prices are nominal. New refined is
quoted at SOC a. gallon.
COTTON SEED Oh CAKE-There is some
new city in market which is held at $50 Y
ton of 2240 lbs delivered free on board. No
country in market. The want of shipping
in port checks operations.
COFFEE-The market is tirm with fair
jobbing demand. We quote for cargoes:
Prime (gold) l80IS42c; good I7017l2c; fair
l618 0l7c; ordinary l40l6c y fb. Jobbels'
prices lin currency are: Choice 2l34c; prime
2011c; good 20c: fair I912c q tb.
EsCULENTs Potatoes are in liberal sup
ply and fair demand. Nashville, russets
are selling at So a3 05, and Louisville are
dull at So - Y bbI. Choice onions are
selling at 50 IS @R bbl- Cabhages-Ma
is 0verstocked; Louisville is selling at So a
, 80, and choice st. Louis at S. v box.
Sour krout $500 v bbi; beets 81 SO; car
fots $406. Northern beans-White $140
l5; red kidney $140l5; Western $I3 0l3 so;
green peas 81 08 q bbl Dried apples ) 50?c
T. tb; dried peaches lAc p fb
PoJLTRY AND EGGs-C Chickens are in large
supply and dull; they are selling on the
landing at Sc so T. dozen for the grown, and
81 so for the young. Ducks 81 so. Geese
81 09. Turkeys-None arriving. Western
eggs 2603Oe y dozen, as in condition.
BUTTER-Choice Western continues scarce
and in demand at 22024o q tb. Choice
Goshen in very light supply and commands
81 032c + tb. Inferior grades of both are
plenty and neglected, and prices are nQmi-
nal.
CHEEsB-The market is bare and choice
Western sells readily at l8c; English dairy
at lSc, and nutmeg at l9c p fb. New York
cream 180I9c y ID.
RICE-We note an easier feeling in the
market, without change in quotatations.
Inc STOCK OF Louisiana IS aDOuG %2UU bDlS,
and Of Rangoon 1850 bags. We quote: No.
2 tbroken) .328 03s4c; inferior 6061hc; ordi-
nary 634 dO7Ac; choice Sl4 0834c; prime III
@8c y tb. Rangoon is held at 312c y tb
gold in bond.
DOMESTIC FRUIT-The supplies coming in
are light. We quote: Duchess pears (small
boxesJ s. {9 box; do Qarge boxes) $406 y
box; do bbls none in market; California
pears S. 5O07 50 4e box. Peaches large
boxes) s. 50 03 p box. Grapes none in
market. Green apples $2a3 SO o. Dbl, as
in quality. Louisiana oranges S. 5006 Y
Dbl.
ToBACco-We did not hear of a sale to-
day, nor anything additional in relation to
the rumors noticed in our last report. The
weeks sales sum UP ll9 hhds. Nothing has
transpired to indicate any change in prices,
and we continue TO quote lugs at 81a
09l7c,. low leaf at 9l2 l044c, medium at
l019 0l119c, good at I20l21ac: and fine.
and selections at 130 l4c. Sales of the
latter have been made as high as l5c.
FREIGHTs-We. noticed in our last report
that a vessel had been taken up for France
at 28c for bulk corn. Nothing has been re-
ported since. We quote: By steam-Cotton
to Liverpool at 34d; to New York CSC; to
Boston &c. By sail-Cotton to Liverpool
24d;. to Havre 12c; to Bremen 78d; to Genoa
lac: tobacco to Genoa S2l