New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-10-12


at &c $g ID Orders can not be filed on &C
count of the high rates of freight 1t is
quoted at Sc for ordinary and 9A 09c for
prime.
Conn IN SAcKs-Is in light supply on the
landing, and in moderate demand at pre-
yiOus prices. The sales embrace 200 sacks,
of which 1900 ordinary mixed at &c, 500
yellow AT 65c, 800 white mixed and 7OO
/ white and white mixed at Csc y bushel.
OATs-Thessuppiy on the landing is mod
crate, and demand limited. Prices are
firm. 200 sacks of fair ST. Louis sold at
38G, and 300 cGoioe at Ace y bushel.
BRAN-ls in light supply and firm. 100
bags were sold in two lots Of so each Zone
from warehouse) at 81 10 p 100 lbs.
HAY Is in light supply, consisting most
ly of the poorer grades, which are dull.
Choice is scarce and in request The sales
were confined to 100 bales, to Wit 80 choice
at $28 and 50 do at $40 T. ton.
| Observation-Disclosures in light supply for
choice grades, while inferior qualities are
plenty and neglected. Choice Western is
in demand at 22024c and choice Goshen
is selling at 81 033c q Is.
CHEESG-More liberal supplies OF Western
have weakened the market, and choice fac
tory is selling at II ali l2c y ID; New York
cream cheese commands 10 620U p Is; Yves
tern English dairy is selling at ISc, aud nut
meg at I9c y tb, but there is very little in
| market.
CoFFEE-We note the sale of invoice of
Sal bags ex Beta. to arrive, on pri
| Vate terms. The market is quiet but firm,
with fair local demand. We quote
for cargoes: Prime (goldl 1870 l81Ac; good
1914 q II l2c; fair 1913 @l7c; ordinary l40
l5l2c y ID, JobbeIs' prices lin currency
are: Choice 2i34c; prime 2012c; good 20c
! fair 1920 y tb. The stock in dealers hands
| is about 5000 bags
| BAGGIxG-India at wholesale is quoted
I % Of 81 %, 4
was at 14c y yard. Dealers are doing
fair business in filing country orders,
and are retailing domestic jate at l613 17c;
India in bales at l4lac and 1870 y yard
| in rollso Hemp and flax is held at lie "
yard
BALrNc FwNE-Dealers are retailing at
| l7c v ID.
! IRON CoTroN T1Es-Owlng 60 the up
ward tendency in the price Of iron IN Eng
land, all kinds have advanced, and they
are now selling at So 09c y tb.
GUNNY BAGs-There is very little de-
mand for them. They are held at 1Sc each
CooPERAGE-Sugar hogsheads and mo-
Hasses barrels are selling at So rs al for
the former and 81 Goal 65 for the latter.
Hoop poles are held at $50 d85 for
hog8heads; $30035 for barrel, and $40 |
" 1000 for half bills Cypress slaves
sell at SIC go " 1000 for barrel and |
$50 035 for h0gshea6
all the mills are expected TOP fully resume !
work this week. Manufacturers pay $l4 y
ton, they furnishing the Sacks which is an I
advance of S y ton.
COTTON SEED OIL--There are no trans |
actions, the want Of tonnage restricting |
sales. Prices are nominal. New refined is
quoted at SOC u gallon.
COTTON SEED OIL CAKE-There is some
new city in market, and some country is
arriving. There are orders enough here to
place all the stock, if reasonable freight
could be had. New city is quoted nomin-
ally at $50 u ton Of 22i0 lbs, delivered free
on board
NAVAL SToREs-Owing to small receipts
and nominal stock spirits turpentine com
is confined to the local trade, the want of ton
mage restricting shipments. We.quOte pale
and virgin at S. y bbl; No. at IS 7504
No. at So 80, and 81 q Dbl for common.
The market is bare of pitch, and the deal
ers ask $687 p Dbl. Tar is held at 10 0I2c
" gallon, with very little demand.
Goals in fair supply, with an active
demand. There were taken for c0nsump-
ton, last month, A boats and three barges
OF PittsbuTg and | barge of camel. The
stock on hand at Willow Grove landing is
1872 boats, barges and 2. French creeks Of
Pittsburg, and l barge of camel. Pittsburg
is selling at soc Y bb} by the boat load and
81 so q hid, zoe y Dbl to steamboats,, 7jc
to manufactures and Soc at retail An
thracite is retailing at $2 50013 q ton,
and American camel at 81 10 " Dbl. No
English camel coal in market.
MOSs-Ther9 is little better demand for
country black at our quotations, but little
or no demand for gray. We quote gray
20242c; country black 4044ec y is. City
picked is very dull at 9lac y lb.
OAK STAyEs-The stock on hand is large,
and few shipments are being made on ae-
count Of the scarcity Of tonnage. We quote
extra pipe, cuIIed, = 1900, delivered along
extra hid $I350If0; extra claret $500 0iO5;
bbi $50, and key $40a -.
SALT-We note tho sale of q cargo of
$3.50 bags atlo,t at ST 50 U bag. A mode
rate business is being done, the low water
in the tributaries of the Mississippi restrict
are 81 SIS for coarse and 81 60 for fine,
with a reduction of l0c v sack when
taken in lots from warehouse In Turks
Island there is light demand, but no !
cargoes offering. The stock is ample, and
selling from store at 81 50 @ bag.
Table salt IN pockets is selling at 243 a712c
each, as in size.
IMPORTED FRUIT AND EUTs-The stock is
good and ample for the moderate demand.
We quote Louisiana oranges $507 y :
Dbl; lemons S. " box; layer raisins
81 80 y box; London layers none citron AZ
a 48c; currants new &c, (old) Sc; prunes
,Germani Sc 09e; Brazil nuts new lac;
English waluuts l7c; French walnuts lac;
almonds l9lac; shelled almonds Doe; tlberts
l4ci pecans @l0c; dates Sc; figs new l8c :
y tb; bananas 81 az; plantains SOC q 81 4Y
bunch; pineapples 81 5003 e dozen; |
5ocOanuts IS 06 " 100.
HIDEs-We note sales during the week of
500 oiby slaughtered steers at lie y 10 as
hey run, and 500 do at Ii &c for selected.
Country dry hides are strOUp with an m |