New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-10-18

country black at our quotations, but little
or no demand for gray. We quote gray
o2021hc: country black 40449c y 10 City
picked is very dull at 0919o Y Is.
GUNNY BAGs-There is very little de-
mand for them. They are held at l8c each;
CoTToN SEED-We note free receipts, and
the mills have all resumed work. Manutae-
turers pay Sl4 p ton, they furnishing the
sacks.
CoTToN SEED On-There are no trans
actions on account of the scarcity and high
rates of freight. New refined is held nom
inally at $50 u gallon. There is no crude
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 treigh1'
could be had. New city is quoted nomIn-
ally at $50 y ton of 2240 lbs, delivered Iree
on board.
WooL-The market is extremely duh and
unsettled and we do not hear OF any sales OF
round lots. We quote, nominally, lake ACC;
clean Louisiana 81 BIC; bury 10 2Oc U 10.
TALLow-There is a fair stock on hand,
but the high rates Of freight restricts sales lies;
Ordinary is quoted at &C., and prime at 094
09e y is.
H1DEs-Are in good demand for Tex
port, and country dry have an upward ten
dency. We quote: Green hides 912e
y Is; green sailed 1Oc; dry sailed l5@
l6c; flint Ice. In city hides there is
good demand. We quote: Steer hides, city
with sales Of 600 city slaughtered steers at
lie; 400 do green sailed kips at i342c and
$50 do do at lac y Ii. We quote:
under 70 lbs 1015o; kips, 90 to "a lbs
I4c; do % to 30 lbs 12o; calf skins 81;
country hides flint, 90 to Is TBS l50l6c;
damaged half price. Ok horns SC apiece.
NAVAL SToREs-Owing to small receipts
and nominal stock spirits turpentine COM
mands Csc y gallon. The demand for rosin
is confined to the local trade, the want OF ton
and virgin at SIS y Dbl; No. l at So Is a.;
No. 9 at So 50, and 50 p Dbl for common.
| The market is bare of pitch, and the deal
| ers ask $607 y Dbl. Tar is held at l00 l2c
| " gallon. with very little demand.
| GOALS in fair supply, with moderate
| demand. There were taken for cQnsump-
| ton, last month, "A boats and three barges
of PittsbuTg and l barge of camel. The
| stock on hand at Willow Grove landing is
| 1872 boats, 6 barges and French creeks Of
| Pittsburg, and l barge of camel. Pittsburg
| is selling at Zoe p Dbl BY the boat load and
| 81 so y hid, zoe " Dbl to steamboats,, Use
to manufactures and 85c at retail. An
| thracite is retailing at $l2 50@l3 y ton,
and American camel at 81 10 y bbl No
English camel coal in market.
SOAP-Is in good demand for the local
trade, and New Orleans brands are being
shipped to Texas and Mexico. We quote:
Palm Sc y tb; olive Ga 07c; magnolia she,
and CASTLE 12c A deduction of "a q "a y ID
is ollowed. on large lots. Cold water soap
10c, and polishing loo y Is; extra olive &c
in round lots, and I a 074he job.
ToBACCO-We did not hear of a sale
to-day. Factors report no change In
prices, and we continue to quote at 8l50
91ao for Tugs, 91a q I012e for low leaf, 1922
II 1Ac for medium, 100 l213c for good, and
13 a lac for fine and selections.
FREIGHTs-In our last report we noticed
bark for Antwerp at 78d for cotton, and
one for Bremen at the same. Nothing OF
of any moment has TRANSFERRED since. We
quote: By steam-CottOn to Liverpool
q a sd; to Bremen and Hamburg l-l6c; to
New York 55c; to Boston zsc By, sail
Cotton to Liverpool 34d; to Havre lAe; to
Antwerp lac; to Bremen 7sd; to Gothen-
burg I'D; to Genoa lac: to Boston 78c;
tobacco to the Mediterranean S2l.