New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-12-29

manufacturers was reduced to $l3 p tor
from the first iustant), delivered on the
levee, they furnishing the bags.
COTTON SEED OIL-The market Is with
out animation, and prices have declined &c
y gallon. Shipments are being made to
New York, principally on manufacturers
account, Crude is now quoted at 4Oc, and
refined at SOC Y gallon.
COTTON SEED on CAKE-The supply OF
both city and country is good, and prices
have weakened. No sales are Transporting.
Manufacturers are shipping to Europe on
their own account. City is now quoted at
$H 50028, end country at $23 5002 y
ton.
sTARca-Is in light supply and fair de-
mand at 44s 04%Bc Y b fof Western in
round lots.
SoAP-The local trade is fair, but the
shipping demand is light. New Orleans
brands command the preference We quote;
Palm SO ~ Is; olive &c; magnolia Sc,
and CASTLE 100. A deduction Of 1c p tb
is allowed according to size Of lots. Cold
water soap l0c, and polishing l0c u ID;
extra olive &c in round lots, and ~ a 1bc
Job.
BREAD AND CRACRERs-The local and
shipping demand is brisk, but without any
material change in prices 30 report. We
quote navy bread at 4Ac, pilot bread SO
&c, French biscuit 7c, soda crackers &c,
butter 7c, Boston Sc, picnic DC, oyster &c,
sugar 9@I2c, cream lie, ginger nuts I2c,
lemon l6C, oracknel biscuit 35e = Is.
LARD OIL-Summer strained is dull and
nominal, but winter do is in moderate job
bing demand at 80082lAc " gallon. No
round lots selling.
CoAL-The demand for this article is light,
but owing to the small supply on hand,
with no prospects of immediate receipts,
4F-n NM
quoted at 75o % Dbl by the boat load and So
y hid, 50 y ton to steamships, soc y Dbl
to steamboats,, 81 to manufacturers and
81 25 at retail Anthracite is retailing at
$l3 so y ton, and American camel at 81 80
y Dbl. No English camel coal in market.
NAVAL SToREs-The market is quiet the
high rates of freight restricting the filing
of orders. Spirits turpentine are in fair
supply and quoted nominally at Csc y
moderate demand, Pale is held at S. y
Dbl; No. l at $4@4 25 and No. at So IS.
Pitch is scarce. The last sale was at S. IS
y Dbl. Tar is in demand and selling at
Ice ~ gallon. with light supply on hand.
TALLow-Is in moderate supply and
firm, with the movement restricted from
want of tonnage, 1t is quoted at 844 &c
2 tb for prime aud &c for ordinary.
WoOL-Is in demand and firm, in con-
can improved . 027c; bury &c 030c; Louis
lana 80 040o, and lake AZ 850c y fb.
MOsg--Ts in better demand, and prices
exhibit slight improvement. Receipts
are taken up as they arrive at 3 03l2c for
country gray; lose for mixed, and 5d &c
for black. City picked is in good demand
at 60949c u ID.
SALT-Ts in active demand for Texas,
with sales of fully 5000 sacks at fill prices.
A cargo Of Turks Island has been sold since
our last report, and there are two cargoes
on the market unsOId. We quote dealers
rates from store for Liverpool at 81 400
l 50 for coarse, and $2a2 25 for fine. When
taken from warehouse deduction is made
for draYage. Table salt in pockets is sell
ing at 2+2 a7c each.
ToBACCo-We did not hear of a sale to-
day. The stock on sale is now estimated at
700 hhds. The last sales were at an ad-
vance of fully 13c above previous rates, but
at present we repeat cur late quota
tons ofa Tugs at 809c, low leaf at go
934c, medium at ga 0l0&c, good at llA
0II34c, and fine and selections at 1913 a
1342c.
FREIGH7s-ln our last report we noticed
two for Liverpool on the day previous at
sd for cotton without consignment To-
day another ship was taken up for Liverpool
at the same rate and terms. We quote
By steam-Cotton to Liverpool 13-l6d;
to Liverpool via New York ID; to Bremen
and Hamburg Id; to New York lc; molasses
to New York 70 v gallon; sugar So y hid.
By sail-Cotton to Liverpool 70 oil l6d: to
Havre l8c; Bremen Il-l6d; to Genoa &c;
to Boston Bco oil cake to Liverpool and
London Ass,