New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-09-14

and &c v 1b in drums. New maddox $l 30
al 49, and behring's 35c y box.
BAGGING--The last sales Of domestic jute
at wholesale were l5lac y yard, India
in bales is held at 1413 0l5c, with
no sales. Dealers are busy filling coun-
try orders, and are retailing domestic
iaUe at 171R 0I8c p yard; India l52c in
bales and l419c in rolls. Hemp and flax
is held at 1743 a l8c y yard.
BALING TWINE-DeaIers are retalllngGat
l7c y ID.
IRON CoTToN TIEs-Have advanced 1c.
and the are now selling at &c " tb.
| GUNNY BAGS-There is very little de-
mand for them. Thew are held at l8c each.
| CooPERAGE-The demand for sugar hogs
| heads and mOlasses barrels has weakened,
| though prices are unchanged. We quote
| $i04 25 for the former, and 81 Goal IS
for the latter. Hoop poles are held
firm at $80085 for hogsheads; $50 a IS for
| Cypress slaves sell at $15020 p 1000
for barrel, and $35 q 40 for hogshead.
| MALT AND Horseshoe new hops, the
first of the season, have been received by
| express, and are selling at zoe q ID. The
price will soon fall, as the crop, both in
this country and Europe, has been abund-
ant, Choice Western barley malt is selling
common at 90c y bushel.~ There is no
| Canada in market. Old hops are neglected
and prices are nominal.
| BEEF-The demand is confined to q
small local trade. Texas is in good
supply, but Western and Northern is
| scarce. We quote Texas mess $ll a
u; extra mess $l2 SO T. bbl, and
$70707 50 for haH-bbIs. Tierces are
quoted at $l70H so for mess, and $l8 q
Is so for prime mess. Western mess $l40
Is in bbls, and Northern SIS 5007 SO for
bbls and 50 so for half-bbls.
TOBACCo-We did not hear Of sale to-
day. The weeks sales sum up 81
hhds. Nothing has TRANSFERRED to- indi-
cate any change in prices, and we con-
tinue TO quote Tugs at 843 0942c, low
leaf at 912 q l019c, medium at l013 a l13c,
good at l20l21Ac, and fine and selections at
l30 a 4c. Sales of the latter have been
made as high as l5c.
LARD Oils selling from store at zoe p
gallon for summer and Soc for winter
strained.
STAR CANDLEs-Are in ample supply for
the wants of the trade, all weights command
l9c wholesale and l912c fb jObbing.
WOOL-The market is quiet and very
little is being done. Northern orders
having been withdrawn on account
of the dullness of manufactured goods. We
quote, nominallY, lake 40 044c; clean Loulsi-
ana 81 740c, and bury 20025c $ ID.
TALLow-Is in demand for export at go
9l8c % tb. Small lots are selling at 808Ac
for ordinary and 909Mc p tb for prime.
SOAP-There is an active demand for this
article, in anticipation of advanced prices
from the high rates of English soda. New
Orleans brands command the preference.
Manufacturers sell to the trade at &c
y ID for palm, 66A for olive, Ga a She for
Southern family, l2c for CASTLE, She for
magnolia; in large lots'49 ale less y 10.
Cold water soap I0c; salt and hard water
l0c; polishing soap l0c y ID.
NAVAL STOREs-The receipts of spirits
turpentine are small and selling at 521ac p
gallon. The demand for rosin is confined to
the local trade, want of tonnage restricting
shipments. 1t is quoted at SIS y bbl for
pale and virgin So Is al for No. l; So so
for No. 2, and $3 for common. The mar
ket is bare of pitch; it is selling at 81 25
p Dbl. Tar is held at l00l2c " gallon, ,
with very little demand.
GOALS in fair supply, with limited
demand. Pittsburg is selling at 55c y Dbl by
the boat load, and 81 so p hid; zoe p
Dbl to steamboats,, 75c to manufactures, |
and 85c at retail, Anthracite is retailing at
$l2 500l3 y 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 &C |
count of the scarcity of tonnage. We quote |
extra pipe, culled, j. 1900, delivered along |
side Of vessel. $50; vine pipe Sis 0l20; |
extra hid $l35 I40; extra claret $l000105; |
DBL $GO; and key $40045
MOss-There is little doing in country, |
but city picked is very dull. We quote |
country 912 051RG, and city picked 609hc |
p tbO
COTTON SEED-Supplies of new are now
coming in and the mills will probably re- |
,ume running about the fifteenth instant |
pay $l3 y ton on the land
ng, they furnishing the sacks.
COTTON SEED OIL-There Is none here for
,ale, but it has slightly improved in New
York.
COTTON SEED GIL CAKE-There is no city
N hand, and only little Of the country in
market.
FRE1GHTs We noticed negotiation
bending to-day for another vessel for
Iavre. Cotton is shipping to Liver
oool by both steam and sail at sd, and to
Iavre by sail at 1Ac; also, by steam,
ia New York, at 9-l6d for Liverpool, and
13c for Havre Cotton to New York, by
team SEC Bulk corn by steam to Liver
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