New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-09-18

| quote, n0minally, lake 40044c; clean LOUISE
ana 81 04Oc, and bury 20025c " ID.
TALdoW-Is IN demand for export at go
9l8c y Is. Small lots are selling at 808ke
| for ordinary and 909Ac p tb for prime.
HIDEs-The stock is light, with a good de-
mand at firm prices. We quote: Green hides
at 912c y ID; green sailed l0G dry sailed IA
| 01412c; flint I5c; green kips l2c; sailed do
l3c y tb. In city hides prices are soft
ening We quote Steer hides, city
| slaughtered, over IS lbs lobe; do 70 to
| 81 lbs lie; do under 20 TBS l0B2c; COW
hides, city slaughtered, as they run, Toe;
| klps, city slaughtered, 90 to a lbs 14c;
| do 70 to 30 lbs l2e; calf skins, 81 each;
country hides, flint, 90 to 25 lbs 15c dam
| aged half price. Ok horns SC apiece.
NAVAL SToREs-The receipts of spirits
| turpentine are small and selling at 52I3c p
| gallon The demand for rosin is confined to
| the local trade, want of tonnage restricting
shipments. 1t is quoted at SIS y Dbl for
pale and virgin; So 1914 for No. |; So so
for No. 2, and SO for common. The mar
ket is bare of pitch; it is selling at 81 25
u Dbl. Tar is held at I00l2c p gallon,
with very little demand.
SOAPS in fair demand, and the New
Orleans brands command the preference.
Manufacturers sell to the trade at &c
y ID for palm, 6@6A for olive, Ga 061hc for
Southern family, l2c for castillo 515c for
magnolia; in large lots y a Ic less y tb.
Cold water soap l0c; salt and hard water
lOc polishing soap Zoe y tb. Extra olive
commands &c in round lots, and IA 7712c
job.
Goals in fair supply, with limited
demand, Pittsburg is selling at $50 p Dbl by
the boat load, and 81 so " hid; zoe %
Dbl to steamboats,, 75e to manufactures,
and 85c at retail. Anthracite is retailing at
$l2 500l3 U ton, and American camel at
81 10 y 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, culled, " 1900, delivered along
side of vessel, $50; wine pipe Sis q 40;
extra hid $l35 0l40; extra claret $1,000 los; |
Dbl $50; and key $4O045.
MOSs-There is little doing in country, |
but city picked is very dull. We quote |
country 242 Size, and city picked 60912o |
y tb.
COTTON SEED-Supplies of new are now
coming in and the mills will probably re-
sumo running about the fifteenth instant.
Manufacturers pay $13 % ton on the land
ing, they furnishing the sacks.
COTTON SEED OIL-There is none here for
sale, but it has slightly improved in New
York.
on hand, and only little of the country in
market.
TCBACCo-We did not hear of sale to-
day. We refer to another column for some
particulars from the Kentucky
press in relation to the crop, the accounts in
relation to which are decidedly discourage
ing. Nothing has transpired to indicate
any change in prices, and we continue to
quote Tugs at 8I4 09lac, low leaf at 912 "a
lO43c medium at l012 oil 12c, good at
l2012lAc, and fine and selections at 10 a lac.
Sales of the latter have been made as high
as 15c.
FREIGHTs-In addition to the two ships
for Havre at lac, noticed in our last re-
port, another was taken up after we had
closed our inquiries at che advanced rate OF
3sc for cotton. To-day two more have
been taken up at the same rate This
makes an aggregate of five vessels -four
ships and one bark taken up yesterday
and to-day for that port. Cotton by steam
% Liverp6 oil via New York is quoted at 24d;
he rate by sail direct is still 58d, with only
Moderate offerings. The last shipment Of
bulk corn by steam was at I318d.