New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-09-28

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ant Choice Western barley malt is selling
at 81 3501 so; good at 81 100l 20, and
common at 90c p bushel. There is no
Canada in market. Old hops are neglected
| and prices are nominal.
BEEF-The scarcity of shipping in port
| has confined the demand to the local trade,
| and the market has been very dull. Texas
| is in good supply, with scarcity OF North
ern and Western. We quote: Texas mess $ll
| all so, extra mess $l2 SO p Dbl and
| $70707 50 for ha!f-bbls Tierces. are
| quoted at $l7 0H 50 for mess, and $50
| f8 so for prime mess. Western mess Sl4 q
| Is in bbls, and Northern SIb02O Tor Dds
and $40 SO for half bbls.
LARD Oils selling from store at zoe y
| gallon for summer and 85e for winter
| strained.
STAR CANDLEs-Are in ample supply for
| the wants of the trade all weights command
1876 wholesale and l915c y 10 jobbing.
| WooL-The market is quiet and very
little is being done. Northern orders
of the dizziness of manufacturers goods. We
quote, nominally, lake 40 q 44c; clean L0uIs!'
1 ana 81 q 40c, and bury 90 025c y Is.
TALLow-A lot of 25 tierces Texas sold at
| &c R ID. There is some demand for ex-
| port, but orders can not be filled for want
| of freight room. 1t is quoted at 8&674c
| for ordinary and 9Q9Ac U fb for prime.
HIDEs-The market is quiet for green
hides and prices rule in favor OF buyers
without change in quotations. The sales OF
the week were as follows: 300 green sailed
at lie; 600 do at l078c, and 400 do at l042c
| y is. We quote: Green hides 919c y
tb; green sailed 10c; dry sailed Is
good demand. We quote: Steer hides, city
Slaughter l013c; do 70 to "a lbs lie; do
under 70 lbs 1044c kips, 20 20 "a lbs
lac; do % to 80 TBS l2e; calf skins, 81;
country hides, flint 20 to % TBS l50 l6c;
dana ged half price. Ok horns &c apiece.
NAVAL SToRBs-Owing to light receipts
and small stock spirits turpentine is now
for rosin is confined to the local trade,
| want of tonnage restricting shipments
1t is quoted at s. y Dbl for pale and
virgin; So 75G al for No. /; So so for
No. 2, and 50 for common. The mar
ket is bare of pitch, and good article
would command So p Dbl Tar is held at
l00l2c y gallon, with very little demand
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 &c
y ID for palm. 6 Ga for olive, Ga a She for
Southern family I2c for CASTLE, 512c for
magnolia; III large lots Il Gle less p ID.
Cold water soap 40c salt and hard water
l0c; polishing soap Zoe y tb. Extra olive
commands &c in round lots, and ia a 15o
Goals in fair supply, with a limited
demand. Pittsburg is selling at 55c p Dbl
by the boat load and 81 SO u hid, zoe p
Dbl to steamboats,, 75c to manufactures and
85c at retail. Anthracite is retailing at
$I2 5O0l3 p ton, and American canned at
81 10 y Dbl. no English camel coal in
OAK SrAvEs-TRe stock on hand is large,
and few. shipments are being made on ac'
count of the scarcityOf tonnage. We quote
extra pipe, cuIled, p 1900 delivered along
side of vessel $3.50: wine pipe $Il50l2O;
extra hid $l35 a 40: extra Ularet Sl000I05;
Dbl $50, and key $40 045o
! SALT-There 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 rs for fine, with q reduction Of Toe Y
| sack when taken in lots from warehouse.
In Turks Island there is a slight demand.
but no cargees offering. Ghe stock is ample,
and selling from store at 81 35 y bag.
Table salt IN pockets is selling at 2lS az Ego
each, as in sizeo
IMPORTED FRU2y and %Ugs-The stock Of
| nuts and yssisius is ample for the moderate
demand We quote lemons S." T box
| oranges, none in market? layer ralslns $500 a
| 2 60 y box: London layers none; GitTOn 400
&c; currants 9l3 a l0c; Qrunes !Germanf
| ga Zoe: Brazil nuts l5cG English walnuts Is
a 18c; almonds 90 02lC: shelled almonds
30c: flberts "a Disc: ptcans d5c: figs l6c;
y tb; bananas 81 piantains 50c@sl p
bunch; pineapples (scarceI s. q - 2 dozep:
cocoanuts So 80 al y LOO.
FIsH-The supplies coming IN are Eight
and readily taken at full prices We quote:
Extra No. ! $50 IN bblso $40 25 in half
bbls and s.. so IN kitss No: ! bay
| $la in bbIs, s. in half bbls. and 81 50 in
| kitsg No. e, 81: in hhls, S. % in half bbls
and 81 So in kits. Potomac soc herring 81
al 50 in half bblso Cod U box 81 40 al As.
and &c T. fb in drums. New hadGocb 81 %
81 49, and behring's 35c T. boz.
BAGGIHCe last sales OF domestic jute
40 wholesale were aS l5c, and of India in
bales f212c T. yard. Dealers are doing %
! moderat" business in filing country orders,
F.; and are retailing domestic j3t9 at 17c,
India liz bales at itl2e ant. l3lze yard
; in rolls. Hemp and tiaS IS aeI1 az TIC y
yarde
BALIyo TwgEE~Des.ess are seTailjng az
F.! I7c y IS.
F.; iron Cor7os: T1rs-.Ow;ng TO che up-
! ward tendency in the price of iron N Eng
land. all kinds have advanced, and they
/ are now selling at 8lg o 80 p 10.
! GUNNy BAss-There is gerg little dee
! mand for them. They are held at l8c each.
| CO0PERaGE-~Sugar negsheads and mt
| iasses barrels. are selling at S. IS a. tor
the $oymer and 81 6G9I Is Ger the latter.
! Hoop poles are hello at $80085 for
| hogshc9ds; $30035 for barrel, and 800
| y 1000 for half bbls. Cypress slaves
sell az SIS 20 p 1909 SoE barcel, and
! $50 a 81 for hogshead.
COTroN SEED-We note free g, ce' IT'S, but
only two of the mills are now at work.
Manufacturers pay SI3 z ton, shey furnish
| ing the bags.
CoTToN SEED O1L-There ;s nothing
! doing, the want OF tonnage restricting
| operations.
COTTON SEED On CAKE-There Is very
little on hand, the want of facilities tor
| shipping checking sales.
ToBACC0-The only sale reported to-day
was hhds at Weeks sales only l6 hhds.
! Operations for export are prevented for
want of tonnage. Nothing has transpired to
| indicate any change in prices, and we con-
| tinue to quote Tugs at 842 q 9l5c, low leaf at
915 q 101ac, medium at l0l2 a IL l2c, good at
l20l212c, and fine and selections at 1870
lac. Sales of the latter have been made as
high as l5c.
FREIGHTs-We noticed in our last report
a ship taken up for Liverpool at the adj
vanced rate of I314d for corn in sacks mot
bulk as stately. To-day two ships we're
taken up for Liverpool at 34d for cotton,
showing a further advance of Lied, and
two for Havre at lac, an advance of 1Bc.
With the exception of one or two Spanish
barks, this leaves us without an unengaged
ship in port. Some cotton was taken this
morning for Liverpool, to fill up, at 1l-l6d,
but at the close there was no room under
34d. The ruling rate for Havre is ll3c.
BY steam, cotton to Liverpool 1850; do
Boston 24o. By SAIL cotton to Liverpool
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