New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-09-11

106 boats, 10 barges and French creeks
1t is selling at $50 y Dbl by the
boat load, and 81 SO y hid; zoe y
Dbl to steamboats,, 75c to manufactures,
and $50 at retail. Anthraciteis retailing at
Sl2 81 a IL u ten, 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 SIP i29;
extra hid $l35 a l40; extra claret 500 I'D;
biol $50; and key $40 045.
HIDEs-We note sales of 1900 city slaugh-
tered steers at lie, and 400 country cured
at 1078c T tb. The market is actice and
strong. We quote Green hides at
942c y fb; green sailed 10c; dry sailed "A
0141ae; flint l5c; green kips he; sailed Go
l3e y tb. In city hides prices are soft
slaughtered, over IS lbs l012c; do 70 to
81 ibs lie; do under 70 TBS l0l4c; COW
hides, city slaughtered as they run, Toe;
kips, city slaughtered, 20 to "a lbs l4c;
do 25 to 30 Tbs l2c; calf skins, 81 each;
country hides, flint, 90 to % lbs l5c; dam
aged half price. OK horns Sc apiece.
MOss-We note some receipts by railroad,
which meet with very slow sale at 2 sc U
IT, City picked is held at 609I4c q 10,
COTTON SEED-Supples of new are now
coming in and the mills will probably re-
sumo working about the fifteenth instant.
1t is readily bought ON the landing at $I3
T. ton in manufacturers bags.
COTTON SEED 0u-There Is none here for
sale, but it has slightly improved in New
York.
Oh hand, and only little OF the country IN
market.
CORN IN SACKs-Is in fair supply and de-
mand The greater part OF the receipts
are white and white mixed, but mixed and
yellow is scarcer and more in demand. The
sales embrace 5000 sacks, Of which 6S4 red
mixed, in burlaps, at soc; $50 mixed at SIC;
250 white mixed in burlaps, at SIC; 450
mixed at Sc; 500 white mixed at SIC, and
sec choice white at 60c T. bushel.
OATs-Are in moderate supply on the
landing, and fair demand at irmer prices.
$50 sacks were sold, to wit: 100 st. Louis at
4Oc; 100 choice St. Louis at 42c, and $50
choice Galena at 45c y bushel.
BRAN-The- supply on the landing is
light with moderate demand at previous
prices. $50 sacks sold at 9719c, and $50 at
at ST + 100 lbs.
HAYS in moderate supply on the land
ing. The prtponderance Of the stock is
poor and neglected, while choice is scarce
and wanted. Sheaf oats are in good sup
ply and dull. The sales embrace 500 bales
of hay and sLeaf oats, of which 80 bales
of sheaf oats at S25; 100 prime St. Louis
hay at SIS; 81 at S27; 50 and 100 at $25 50;
50 choice at $28; so and 50 do at 500 y ton.
TOBACCo-The sales to-day embraced 81
hhds, Of which at lie, and at l3e, and "a
Il, ? and 81 at =. Nothing has transpired
to indicate any change in prices, and
we continue TO quote Jugs at 8l3 q
9l9c, low leaf at 9l2 l013c, medium at
1012 01l4Rc, good at l20I21acz and fine and
selections at I30Itc. Sales of the latter
have been made as high as l5o.
FREIGHTs- is shipping to Liver
pool by both steam and sail at Esd, and to
Havre by sail at 1l4c; also, by steam,
via New York, at 9l6d for Liverpool, and
12e for Havre~ Cotton to New York, by
steam 5Sc. Bulk corn by steam to Liver
pool 1874 0I3l9d.