New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-10-19
NEW ORLEANS REPUBLICAN, SATURDAY, OCTOBER 49, 1872

inally at $50 y gallon. There is no crude
offering.
new city in market, and some country is
| arriving There are orders enough here to
place all the stock, if reasonable freight
could be had. New city is quoted nomn-
ally at $50 p ton of 2240 lbs, delivered free
on board.
IMPORTED FRUIT AND NUTs-An invoice
of new Malaga raisins is expected next
week by the first Liverpool steamer. Inc
stock is ample for the moderate demand.
We quote Louisiana oranges S6@b 5O y
bbi; lemons S. y box; layer raisins
Sc SO % box; London layers none; citron AZ
048c; currants new Sc, (Old) sc; prunes
Germany 813 G9c; Brazil nuts tnew) l4c;
English walnuts l7c; French walnuts lac;
almonds I91ac; shelled almonds Boo; flberts
l4c; pecans a Zoe: dates Sc; figs new l8c
y tb; bananas $l02; plantains 50c0Sl y
bunch; pineapples 81 5003 y dozen;
c0coanuts S. 06 " l00
SALT-There is only moderate business
doing, the low water in Red river restricting
shipments. Dealers rates from store
are 81 So for coarse and ST. 60 for fine,
with a reduction Of l0e y 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 p bag.
RSS+ASSG - SS@@~@~sa 49,
EACH as in size.
CoOPERAGE-There is very little demand
for moIasses barrels, and lots Of 300 to 800
are offering at 81 SO, and smaller lots at
ST. 550l 60 each. Half barrels are selling
at ST. goal 25 apiece. Sugar hogsheads are
held at So rs "a. Hoop poles are held at $50
Ql85 for hogsheads; 500 5 for barrel, and
$40 y 1000 for half bbls. Cypress slaves
sell at $l6020 y 1000 for barrel, and
$50 as for hOgshead.
FIsH-The supplies coming in are light
and readily taken at full prices We quote:
Extra No l $40 in bbls, $40 % in half
bbls and 81 so in kits; No. l bay
kits; No. 2, $l2in bbls, Sc 25 in half bbls;
and 81 So in kits; No. 3 large) in bbis, $40,
No. 3, 50 50 in bbls, S. in half bbls, and
81 So in kits. Potomac roe herring So
al 50 in half bbls Cod y box 81 400l 49,
and &c y ID in drums. New haddock 81 50
al 40, and he 2rings 45e y box.
WOOL-The market is extremely dull and
unsettled, and we do not hear of any sales OF
round lots. We quote, nominally, lake 40c;
clean Louisiana IS 037c; bury 10 02Oc y 10.
TALLow-There is a fair stock on hand,
but the high rates Of freight restricts sales.
Ordinary is quoted at Sc, and prime at 8$4
09c y Is.
H1DEs-A lot of 1000 green sailed sold
for export to France at lilo q to. There
light. We quote: Green hides 915c w
ID; green sailed loo; dry sailed $50
Ice; flint l6c 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 131ac and
$50 do do at l4c " ID. We quote:
slaughter l0lRo; do 70 to 81 lbs lie; do
under 70 TBS I01ac; kips, 90 to "a lbs
lac; do IS to 30 TBS l2c; calf skins 81;
country hides, flint, 20 to 25 lbs $50 l6e;
damaged half price. Ok horns Sc apiece.
NAVAL STOREs-Owing to small receipts
and nominal stock spirits turpentine COM
mands 65e T. gallon. The demand for rosin
is confined to the local trade, the want of ton
mage restricting shipments. We quote pale
and virgin at S. y Dbl; No. at So 7504;
No 2 at So so, and So u Dbl for common.
The market is bare of pitch, and the deal
ers ask $607 y bbl. Tar is held at I00l2c
y gallon. with very little demand
SOAP-Is in good demand fer the local
trade, and New Orleans brands are being
shipped. to Texas and Mexico. We quote:
Palm &c p Is: olive G12 07c magnolia 513c,
and CASTLE I2c. A deduction of u q Sac y ID
is oIlowed on large lots. Cold water soap
lOc, and polishing l0o y fb; extra olive 7o
in round lots, and ~ G7l2c job.
WHIsKr-Only a job business is doing in
Louisiana rectihed to-day, in the way of
filling orders for the country at 92c y gal
Ion. The stock of Louisiana is small. West
ern is dull. Good is quoted at Csc, choice
99c, ordinary 90c p gallon. 81 bbls ordinary
Western sold at Ole = gallon.
Corn IN SACKS-The supply on the land
ing is light, and prices are held higher. The
sales embrace $500 sacks, of which 700 or
binary mixed at 64c; 600 white mixed t Csc;
$50 yellow mixed at Csc; 200 and 700 white
at Csc y bushel. The laborers have resumed
work at the advanced wages 81 = day.,
oT1 STE Ta Gj Spl on
receiving freight
OATs-Are in fair supply on the landing
with moderate demand at unchanged
prices. 100 sacks choice st. Louis sold at
40c p bushel.
BRAN-Is in fair supply and demand at
300 sacks, to wit: 200 and 500 at ST. 10, and
100 at 81 1919 y 100 lbs.
HAYS scarce on the landing, but re-
ceipts are now being discharged. so bales
prime St Louis sold 81 y ton.
POULTRY AND EeGs-Chickens are sell
ing at $506 p dozen for grown, and "a
al 50 for the young. Ducks $3.50. Geese
$8a9. Turkeys $l2 for young and $2i for
old. Good Western eggs 20025c % dozen.
observation-disclosures are selling at 50 rs
az 80 u Dbl for Nashville aud Madison
russets ana So Is for Louisyilla-al by rail.
Choice onions command s. Is % 80 " bbI.
Cabbages, choice, 81 25 as, as in size OF box.
Green apples 81 IS as y Dbl for ordinary to
fancy. Sour krout $685. so; carrots $Ia4 50;
horse radish $406. Northern beans-White
$l4; red kidney $l4; Western white SIP 50 q
10 y Dbl. Dried apples dull at 5l2 0612c
p Is; dried peaches 71hc y fb.
GOALS in moderate supply and active
demand, and prices have advanced. |
Pittsburg is quoted nominally at Coo
p Dbl by the boat load and So y
hid, zoe p Dbl to steamboats,, 85c |
to manufacturers and 81 at retail An
thracite is retailing at $40 50013 u ton,
and American camel at ST 25 u 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, " 1900, delivered along
side of vessel, $3.50; wine pipe $1l5a 100; |
extra hid $l35 a 40; extra claret $l0001G5; |
Dbl $50, and key $40045.
Moss-There is little better demand for |
country black at our quotations, but little |
or no demand for gray We quote gray |
20212c; country black 041ae " Is. City
picked is very dull at 60 12c ~ Is.
TOBACCO-We did not hear of a sale to-day. |
The weeks sales have been confined to !
II hhds. Factors report no change in |
prices, and we continue to quote at Sl20 |
91bc for Tugs, 91a q l012c for low leaf, 1017 a |
ll12G for medium, l201217c for good, and |
130 lac for fine and selections.
FREIGHTs-The engagements during the |
past week embrace l ship for Liverpool, l |
for Havre. 2 for Antwerp l for Bremen and |
l for Guttenburg, in all vessels. The |
market continues firm. We quote: By |
steam-Cotton to Liverpool "a a 78d; |
to Bremen and Hamburg II-l6c; to New |
York a8c; to Boston z8c, By sail-Cot-