New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-10-03
NEW ORLEANS REPUBLICAN, THURSDAY, OCTOBER 3, 1872

Green hides 9lac " f6; green sailed loo; dry
sailed 100; flint l6c. In city hides there is
good demand. Wequote: Steer hides, city
slaughter 10I9c; do 20 to "a lbs lie; do
under 70 lbs l014c; kips, 90 to "a TBS
lac; do 25 to 80 lbs l2c; calf skins ST.;
country hides, flint, % to IS lbs 15016c;
| damaged half price. Ok horns SC apiece.
OAK STAvEs-The stock on hand is large,
and few shipments are being made on ae
count of the scarcity of tonnage. We quote
| extra pipe; culled, p 1900, delivered along
side Of vessel, $780, wine pipe Sis 100;
extra hid $l35 a 40; extra elaret $l000l05;
Dbl $50, and key $40045.
| SALT-fhere IS a moderate business doing,
| sales being restricted from low water in the
tributaries of the Mississippi. Dealers, rates
| from store are 81 20 for coarse and
| 81 IS for fine, with a reduction of l0c q
sack when taken in lots from warehouse.
| In Turks Island there is a light demand,
but no cargoes offering. The stockis ample,
and selling from store at 81 IS y bag.
Table salt IN pockets is selling at 216 0742c
| each, as in size.
IMPORTED FRUIT AND NUTs-The stock is
good and ample for the moderate demand.
We quote lemons SIS p box; layer raisins
81 so p box; London layers none; citron AZ
048c; currants new &c, (old) Sc; prunes
| (Germanl 819 09c; Brazil nuts new 14c
English walnuts lie; French walnuts l4c
almonds 1913c; shelled almonds 30c; flberts
lac; pecans 0l0e; dates &c; figs 16c % Is;
bananas 81 ~; plantains soc 0$I y bunch;
pineapples (searee) $3.50 o dozen; cocoa
nuts So 5004 " 100.
COOPERAGE-Sugar hogsheads and mo-
lasses barrels are selling at So 7504 for
the former and 81 Goal IS for the latter.
Hoop poles are held at $80085 for
hogsheads; $3O035 for barrel, and $40
y 1000 for half bbls. Cypress slaves
$50 035 for hogshead.
SOAP-The demand is good for the local
trade, and the New Orleans brands are
being shipped freely to Texas and Mexico.
Manufacturers sell to the trade at sc
y ID for palm, 606A for olive, 6A 061ac for
Southern family, l2c for CASTLE, she for
magnolia; in large lots II a le less " ID.
Cold water soap l0c; salt and hard water
10c; polishing soap Toe y tb. Extra olive
commands 7c in round lots, and ~ 0712c
job.
Moss-There is a little better demand for
country black at our quotations, but little
or no demand for gray. We quote gray
2@21Rc; country black 4041ae y ID. City |
picked is very dull at60942c " ID.
COTTON SFED-We note free receipts, but |
only two of the mills are now at work. |
Manufacturers pay $l3 p ton, they furnish
ing the bags.
COTTON SEED OH CAKE-There is some
new city in market which is held at $50 y
ton of 2240 lbs delivered free on board. No |
country in market. The want of shipping
in port checks operations.
C0TTON SEED Om-There are no trans
actions, the want Of tonnage restricting
sales. Prices are nominal. New refined is
quoted at $50 " gallon.
FIsH-The supplies coming in are light
and readily taken at full prices. We quote:
Extra No. ! $50 in bbls, $40 as in half
bbIs and 81 50 in kits; No; bay
kits; No 2, $i2 in bbls, $6 Is in half bbIs,
and 81 IS in kits; No. 8 Qarge) in bbls, $40;
No. 3, SO SO in bbls, S. in half bbls, and
81 So in kits. Potomac roe herring 81
al so in half bbls. Cod y box 81 40G1 IS,
and &c q ID in drums New haddock 81 IS
al 40, and herrings 45c % box.
BAGGNG-The last sales of domestic jute
at wholesale were at 15c, and of India in
bales 1910 = yard. Dealers are doing
moderate business in filling country orders,
and are retailing domestic jute at 16l3c;
India in bales at 1412c and 1910 y yard
in rolls. Hemp and flax is held attic p
yard.
BALrNG Tw1NE-Dealers are retailing at
lie y Is.
IRON CorToN TIEs-Owlng to. the up-
ward tendency in the price of iron IN Eng
land, all kinds have advanced, and they
are now selling at 9l2 a &c, 2 ID.
GUNNY B4Gs-There is very little de,
mand for them. They are held at 18c each,
ToBACCO-We did not hear of sale to-
day except rumor of 230 hhds, which
could not be authenticated. We under
stand, however, that within few days
past 30 hhds changed hands, the particulars
IF which have been suppressed. Nothing has
-ranspired to indicate any change in prices,
and we continue to quote Tugs at 811
091bc, low leaf at 912 a l01Re. medium at
-0l6 a II 13c, good at 120I212c, and fine
Ind selections at 800 lac. Sales of the
after have been made as high as l5e,
FREIGHTs-A ship was taken up for
1aVre at 1ac for cotton, and yesterday q
,essel for Liverpool at 13Ad for bulk corn.
Shipments of cotton are making, by sail,
It 34d to Liverpool, and 12c to Havre. The
ate to Genoa is 34c and to Bremen 78d.