New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-10-15

and CASTLE he. a deduction of a a s4c y ID
is ollowed on large lots. Cold water soap
'I0c. and polishing I0e p 10; extra olive 1c
in round lots, and "A 071Rc job.
IMPORTED FRUIT AND NUTs-Ihe stock 10
good and ample for the moderate demand.
We quote Louisiana oranges 1906 % v
Dbl; lemons SIS % box; layer ralsins
81 SO y box. London layers none; citron AZ
a 48c; currants new &c. (old)' &c; prunes
(German) S1e 09c; Brazil nuts new 14c;
English wa1nuts TIC; French walnuts lac;
almonds l9l1c; shelled almonds Soc: tlberts
l4c; pecans 9 0I0c: dates Sc; figs new 100
y tb; bananas $I02; plantains soc 9$l y
bunch; pineapples 81 'oO@3 -dezehi
cocoanuts S. 06 " 100.
NAVAL SToREs-Owing to small receipts
and nominal stock spirits turpentlne com
mands Csc y gallon. The demand for rosln
is confined to the local trade, the want OF ton
mage restricting shipments. We quote pale
and virgin at SIS y Dbl; No. l at So 1904;
No. 2 at So so, and So % bbl for common.
The market is bare of pitch, and the deal
ers ask S607 p Dbl. Tar is held at 10 12c
y gallon. with very little demand.
CooPERAGE-Sugar hogsheads and mo-
lasses barrels are selling at 50 7504 for
the former and 81 600l IS for the latter
Hoop poles are held at S80085 for
hogsheads; S30035 for barrel, and 500
T. 1000 for half bbls. Cypress slaves
sell at $lOOZV LUUu ZOE UdITSls duu
S30035 for hogshead.
OAK SrAvEs-The stock on hand is large
and few shipments are being made on ae7
count of the scarcity of tonnage. We quote
extra pipe, culled, " 1900, delivered along
side Of vessel, $3.50; wine pipe $1l50I20;
extra hid $l35 a l40; extra claret $l000l05;
Dbl $50, and key $4O045.
SALT-A moderate business is doing,
the low stage of water in the tribu-
toy of ho nr
shipments. Dealers rates from store
are 81 SIS for coarse and 81 60 for fine,
with a reduction of l0c % sack when
taken in lots from warehouse. In Turks
Island there is light demand, but no
cargoes offering. The stock is ample, and
selling from store at 81 80 bag.
Table salt IN pockets is selling at 219 077Ao
each, as in size.
F1sH-The supplies coming in are light
Extra No. ! $50 in bbls, $40 % in half
bbIs and 50 50 in kits; No. l bay
SIS in bbls, So in half bbls, and 81 IS in
kits; No. 9, SIP in bbls Sc 25 in half bbls;
and 81 IS in kits; No. 3 largel in bbls, $40, |
No. 3, So SO in bbls, S. in half bbls, and !
81 IS in kits. Potomac roe herring So |
al so in half bbls. Cod y box 81 4001 As, |
and &c p fb in drums. New haddock 81 so |
al 40, and behring's 45c y box.
Moss-There is q little better demand for |
country black at our quotations, but little |
or no demand for gray. We quote gray
20212c; country black 40444c y tb. City |
picked is very dull at 6091ac P ID.
BAGG1NG-India at wholesale is quoted
at l248c. The last sales of domestic jute
was at lac p yard Dealers are doing
fair business in filling country orders,
and are retailing domestic jate at Ice;
India in bales at 1419c and 1870 P yard |
in rolls. Hemp and fax is held at 17c y
yard.
TOBAcco-We did not hear of a sale
to-day. Prices have recently ruled more in
favor of buyers, but nothing has TRANSFERRED
yet to require any change in our quota
tons OF S12 0919c for Tugs; 913 q 1890 for |
low leaf, l012 a l2c for medium, 12012l9c !
for good, and I30l4c for fine and selec-
lions.
FREIGHTs-On Saturday we reported
ship taken up for Liverpool to-day at q d
for cotton, and one for Havre at 119c.
othing has transpired since, except con-
Segment given up of ship previously re-
ported for Liverpool at 34d. We learn that
'oom has been engaged by J. H. Ashbridge,
agent, on the Spanish steamship Juan, for
Liverpool ito arrive, and expected to clear
renee On or about the first pr0ximo), at sd.
We quote: By steam-Cotton to Liverpool
7 a ed; to New York 58c; to Boston Bc.
By sail-Cotton to Liverpoo a4d; to Havre
Zee; to Antwerp &c; to Bremen Bd; to
3Othenburg 78d; to Genoa lac; to Boston
&c; tobacco to the Mediterranean $2l.