New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-11-10
NEW ORLEANS REPUBLICAN, SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 10, 1872

| cargoes offering either afoat or to arrive
Dealers rates from store are 81 ~
al 80 for coarse and fine delivered, with
reduction of 10c p sack when taken in lots
at warehouse. Turks Island is dull, with
no cargoes offering 1t is retailing at 81 %
al IS y bag of two bushels. Table salt In
pockets 212 0743o each. as In size.
NAVAL SToREs-With light stocks and
limited. receipts spirits turpentine is
held firm at Csc 2 gallon. The stock
of rosin is small, and the demand is con.
fined to the local trade. We quote pale and
virgin at S. p Dbl; No. l at 81; No. and
common none in market. Pitch is in fair
supply and dull at IS IS v Dbl. Tar is selling
at l0c y gallon. with very little demand.
SOAP-New Orleans brands are in good
demand, both for the local trade and tor
shipment to Texas and Mexico. We quote;
Palm 80 q fb; olive 65R 07c; magnolia 513c,
and CASTLE I2c. A deduction of "a a q = ID
is olloWed on large lots. Cold water soap
l0c, and polishing l0c y ID; extra olive &c
in round lots. and "A 0719c job. A deduc-
ton "A a lie + tb is allowed according to
size of lots.
CoAL-The supply is moderate, and the
demand is light. The stock on hand com
prises LOG boats and four barges of Pitts
burg. There were taken for Consumption
last month twenty boats, three
barge sand two French creeks OF
Pittsburg and one barge of camel.
Pittsburg is quoted at Coo y Dbl
by the boat load and 81 so y hid,
75c y Dbl to steamboats,, 81 50 T ton
to steamships, 85c to manufacturers and
81 at retail. Anthracite is retailing at
$l2 500l3 T. ton and American camel at
ST. 25 y Dbl. No English camel coal IN
market.
CoopERAGE-There is a fair demand,
though prices are unchanged. Molasses
barrels in lots of 300 to 500 are of
fering at 81 50, and smaller lots at
81 s. 81 60 each. Half barrels are selling
at ST. 30 q 25 apiece. Sugar hOgsheads are
held at So 1904. Hoop poles are held at $50
a IS for hogsheads; $50 035 for barrel, and
$50 y 1000 for half bbls. Cypress slaves
sell at $1602O y 1000 for barrel. and
$50 035 for hogshead.
HIDEs--We note the sale of 200 city
slaughter green sailed for export at II 4c
y ID delivered on board. The market is
steady and firm. We quote: Green hides 912c
T. b; green sailed l00l012c; dry sailed 10 a
Ice; flint Is aI7c. In city hides there is
good demand for export, but at easier prices.
We quote; Steer hides, city slaughter Ii a
Ike; kips, 20 to "a lbs, lac; do, Is to 80
TBS, 19c; calf skins 81 each; country hides,
flint, 90 to % Tbs, 160l7c; damaged, half
price. Ok horns SC each.
Moss-The receipts have fallen Oft, and
supplies coming in are readily taken at ~
d3 for gray and 5G512 for country black.
City picked is dull at 609lac y fb.
COFFEE-Prices are very firm, with a
fair jobbing demand. Several cargoes are
on the way here, which, as soon as they ar
rive or are offered, will give an active mar
ket We quote: Prime (gOld) l80lSl2c;
good ia 0I734c; fair 1914 0Hc; ordinary
I443 1513c 2 tb. 1t is retailing at 2l&c
for choice, 2Ol2c for prime, 2Oc for good,
and l912c fer fair. The stock in first hands
is 1921 bags, and in the hands OF dealers
about 1000 bags
ToBACCo-We did not hear of sale to-
day. We remarked in our last report that
the stock on hand by our running
statement was no doubt correct, unless
we had underestimated the amount broken
up for consumption, baling, etc. We also
mentioned that last year it was estimated
at % hhds weekly, which, when the stock
was taken by actual count was found to
be excessive, and that the allowance since
has been only I6 hhds weekly. We have
now reason to believe that the renewed
movement in baling renders it necessary
that there should be a considerable increase
in this allowance.
When the stock was taken by the Price
Current on the twenty-hrst of August the
account stood as follows
Summers & CampBells warehouse. ............ 1898
Burke & Sauhey'S 1899
ii. NJ. hays warehouse. b0E
Private warehouse and manufacturers. 1893
On shipboard not cleared. ?85
Total stock Observation-Disclosures. 9ll8
IN the ten week. since August ?! we have
allowed 100 hhds for city consumption, and
baling which is probably less than the true
amount, and shall correct it in our next
weekly statement.
FREIGHTs-The room on vessels in the
Gerth is steadily filing up, but we hear OF
no further engagements, except a vessel for
Amsterdam several days ago not before re
ported, which is taking cotton at FAC We
now modify our quotations as fellows BY
steam-Cotton 20 Liverpool Id; to Bremen
and Hamburg Esd; 70 New York
Ic; molasses to New York &c T. gallon. BY
sail-CottoH 20 Liverpool Ii-IGd 20
Havre l7sc; 70 Antwerp and Bremen
he; to Amsterdam lac; to Genoa Gl4c; TO
Boston 7sc.
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