New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-07-19
NEW ORLEANS REPUBLICAN. FRIDAY JULY ., 1877


o6 forsyirgin and pale; s4o4 25 for No. i;
So Is No. 9, and So SO Y Dbl for eom7aaEa
Snirits turpentine SOC p gallon. Pitch is
quoted at 81 50 p Dbl, and tar at 86 l9c Y
gallon, but there is little or no demand LOT
either
WRIcE-Some small arrivals of Louisiana
have increased the stock to about 2OO dds
in first hands, which is held at Iva i04se
is for prime We note receipts OF 81
tierees Carolina, for which IBa lU32c Il
asked for good. India is jobbing IN a small
way at 71ae y Is, currency. i.
BAGGTEG-We note a better inquiry IN
filing orders and a good stock on hand
India ia held, in round lots. at loo, but no
sales, and domestic jute at lSo in round lets.
Dealers are retailing domestic I15e at ia
l91ac Y ward. Hemp and fax is held at loo.
India in bales is retailing at io1z 9lfc
yard.
BALEG TwME-DeaIers are retailing at
IL q I8e Y 10.
IRON CoTToN TrEs-Are selling at &c Y
Is.
GUNNY BAGs-There is very little de-
mand for them. They are held at I8ceach.
LARD OIL-The previous sales were made
at 68c, but we understand that some sales
were made since on private terms, under
stood to be at Gee y gallon.
TALLow-The stock is small, with tar
export demand at &c y Is for prime.
Small lots are selling at 808Ac for ordi-
nary, and 909Ac p fb for prime.
CoTTON SEED-The receipts are very
small, and readily taken by the city fac
tories, being all short Of stock. We quote
it at $l3 Scala in factory sacks, and
$IS 50 with bags delivered.
COTTON SEED OIL CAKE-Is scarce, and
there is very little country cake coming in,
which is principally on contract. We quote
city factory at $2S so y tom country S25
026.
HTDEs-The small receipts coming in from
the country are readily taken for shipment,
and there is a good demand for heavy green
hides. We quote: Green hides at &c y tb;
green sailed l00l2c; dry sailed Is i6c;
flint 160I7r; green kips l2a l2l3c; salted
kips lac y tb. In city hides the demands
Ianguid and prices are barely main
tanned. We quote; Steer hides city
slaughtered over s. lbs lie; 20 to "a
TBS Il0lllac; under 10 TBS 00llc; COW
kips 20 to "a lbs 120 l242c; % to 80 lbs a
lie; calf skins, each 81; country hides flint,
90 to IS lbs, I50l6c; damaged half price.
Ok horns SC each.
FRUIT-We note dull market asis usual
at this season of the year. Nuts and
ra1sins are in ample supply for the de-
mand, but lemons are scarce and. high
we queue I6IlOuS at u 10 DOAs OEdllStS
(choice louisiana $Il0l2 y box. Layer
raisins So 03 10, y box; London layer boxes
none; half boxes 50 and quarter boxes 81.
Currants 90l0e 10, Prunes (German)
I00llc. Brazil nuts l50I6c; English wal
nuts l69l8c; almonds l71s l8l6c; shelled
almonds soc; tilberts l30 l4e; pecans l0e;
figs Ice; citron 44c y rs; bananas $l02 so
y bunch; plantains Use ISL IS; pineapples
81 5002 50 y dozen; cocoa nuts 50 so
"A y 100; peaches 75e0s2 IS y box, as
in quality.
COoPERAGE-We note a marked firmness
to hold sugar hOgsheads at 81, and molas-
ses barrels at 81 so each. The demand
for hoop poles is moderate, with a good
stock. on hand. Barrel poles are held at
$25 80; half Dbl SI80 20 and hogshead firm
at SIS y 1000. Cypress slaves sell at SIS
900 v 1900, as in quality and dryness, and
$35 a 40 for hogshead
FREIGHTs-We note a shipment of 200
bales cotton by steam to Liverpool at lied.
We quote as follows: By steam-COtton
to Liverpool 7-l6d; to do via New York,
15-32d; to New York .55c; to Boston 34c;
to Philadelphia 34e; bulk corn to Liver
pool gid. By sail-Cotton to Liver
pool 1R0-d; to Havre. Zee; to Bos-
ton 5sc bulk corn to Liverpool Sd; to
Cork for orders l0d1a.