New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-11-15
NEW ORLEANS REPUBLICAN. FRIDAY, NOVEMBER Is 1872

| kits; No 2, $12 in bbls, $6 IS in half bbls;
and 81 SIS in KITS No. 3 largel in bbls, $40;
No. 3, So so in bbls, SIS in half bbls, and
81 35 in kits. Potomac roe herring 50
al so in half bbls. Cod y box 81 400 las,
and sc p fb in drums. New haddock 81 80
al 40, and herrings 45c Y box.
WooL-The market is very dull, and we
do not hear of any transactions. Wequote,
nominatly, lake 40c; clean Louisiana $50
BIC; bury I5020e p ID.
SALT-The supply is light, with good de-
mand, and no cargoes offering either adost or
to arrive. Dealers' rates from store are Sl70
al 50 for coarse and fine delivered, with a
reduction of IOc y sack when taken in lots
at warehouse. Turks Island is dull, with
no oargoes Offering. 1t is retailing at 81 70
al IS W bag of two bushels. Table salt III
pockets 2l3 al pc each. as in size.
NAVAL SToREs-Wish light stocks and
limited receipts spirits turpentine is
held firm at Csc y gallon The stock
of roein is small, and the demand is con
virgin at$5 y biol; No. / at 81; No. and
common none in market. Pitch is in fair
supply and dull at SIS IS y Dbl. Tar is selling
at loo y gallon, with very little demand.
| SoAP-A fair trade is being done in the
| New Orleans brands, both for the local
trade and shipping demand. We quote:
| Palm 90 Y Is; olive 613 07c; magnolia She,
! anu CdSLli6 E-SCs n ueAuClAUu VI u ~ HAS y ~
| is Gllowed on large lots. Cold water soap
| Toe, and polishing l0c y 10; extra olive &c
in round lots. and ~ 0744c job. A deduc-
| ton "A Gle Z tb is allowed according to
| size of lots.
Goals in moderate supply and light
demand The stock on she first instant COM
prised 1906 boats and four barges of Pitts
burg. There were taken for consumption
last month twentyeight boats, three
hor y Hpnnnh
Pittsburg and one barge OF cann9I
Pittsburg is quoted at coo " Dbl
by the boat load and g. SO y hid,
75c " Dbl TO steamboats,, s. 30 y ton
to steamships. 85c to manufacturers and
81 at retail. Anthracite is retailing at
St2 508l3 y ton, and American camel at
81 25 " Dbl. No English Ganne5 coal in
market.
HIDEg--T'he market is steady, with a good
demand for export We quote: Green hides
91ec y rb; green sailed l00I0lAc; dry sailed
IS O Ice; flint I6 q lie. In city hides there is
good demand forexpOrt, but at easier prices.
We quote: Steer hides, city slaughter il q
II hc; kips, 20 to "a lbs, l4c; do, 25 to 30
lbs, 1890; cali skins 81 each; country hides,
flint, 90 to IS lbs. l6Ul7e; damaged. halt
price. 0X horns SC each
OAK STAvEs-The stock on hand is good,
with fair demand, and some shipments are
being made. No change in prices. We
quote: Extra pipe, culle1, y 1900, delivered
alongside Of vessel, $3.50 Obs; extra hogs
head $l35 q 40; wine pipe Sl150 100; claret
800 a lO5; barrel $50, and key $40 as.
TALLow-Yhere is a good etock on hand,
but the high rates of freight restrics sales.
Ordinary is quoted at Sc and prime at 82a
09c = Is. a lot Of So tierces Texas sold at
She " fb
TRE1GHrs-ghe market IS snanifest1y
weaker, cotton being taken for liverpool at
SD. Yesterday w" reported vessel for
Genoa at 1ac. We quote: BY steam Cot
ton to liverpool Id; 10 Bremen and Ham
burg I'D; to New York lc; nlolasses to New
York &c y gallon. By sail-Cotton TO
Liverpool % a ll-16d; to Havre IS a 7-H6c;
to Antwerp and Bremen 1bc; to Amsterdam
124c; to Genoa lac; to Boston 7sc.