New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-12-15
NEW" ORLEANS REPUBLICAN, SUNDAY, DECEMBER Is 1872

supply and Quoted norn1nally at 65c y
gallon. Resin is in good supply and
moderate demand. Pale is held at SIS y
| Dbl; No. l at $4a4 25, and No. 2 at 50 IS.
| Pitch is scarce. The last sale was at S. IS
| y biol Tar is in demand and selling at
Zoe u gallon. with light supply on hand.
| 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, p 1900, delivered
alongside of vessel, $3.50 1875; extra hogs
head $I35 a $40; wine pipe $ll5 q 100; claret
| 500 1866 barrel $50, and key $40 045.
Moss-Is in very little demand at present,
while prices have undergone no change
| worthy of note. Receipts coming IN are
| taken at a Sc for grey country; 305c for
mixed, and 5GGc y tb for black. City
picked is dull at 0919c y Is.
COAL-16 in moderate supply and fair
| demand. The stock at the Willow Grove
| landing on the first instant comprised sew
| enty seven boats and three barges of Pitts
| burg. There was taken for consumption
last month thirty one boats and one barge
Pittsburg is quoted at Is 075c p Dbl by the
boat load and S. T. hid, 81 so u ton to
steamships zoe y Dbl to steamboats,, SOC
to manufacturers and 81 at retail. Anthra-
cite is retailing at $i30I4 e ton, and.
American camel at 81 25 p bbl. No Eng
Ish camel coal i'll market.
IMPORTED FRUIT AND NUT9-A brisk bust
ness is being done in this line. The local
demand is active, and considerable inquiry
exists on interior account. Stocks are
large. We quote Louisiana oranges at IS a
s 30 y bbl. Lemons s. u box; layer
raisins new s. 1913 y box, halves 81 25,
quarters 75c; London layers new So v box,
halves 81 IS, quarters 81; citr0n Acc;
SUItana raisins new l6c y tb; currants
&c; pruneS German, newt 942c; Brazil nuts
new Ito English waInuts l7c French
walnuts lac; almonds 23G; shelled almonds
Doc; tlberts i4c; pecans (new) Sig 912c;
dates Sc; figs new l6Gl612C v ID: ba-
nanas and piantain8 none; pine apples s. IS
as y dozen: cocOanuts S. 50 y 100.
STAR CANDLEs-Are in good demand at
2Oc 2 tb in round lots. They are iobbing
at 20 2c y Is.
SALT-The demand is fair, but owing to
the difficulty OF shipments by hauling to
boats or railroad depOts, prices are lower, |
and we quote from warehouse: Coarse |
81 250 30; fine 81 450l 50 y sack. We |
have no cargo sales to report or offering.
Turks Island is nominal, with no cargoes
on the market. 1t is retailing at 81 25al 30 |
7 bag OF two bushels. Table salt IN pockets
212 o 10 each.
CorroN SEED-Owing to the decline in
manufactured products and the scarcity of
export tonnage, the price paid by the
manufacturers was reduced to $l3 y ton
ttr0m the first instant1 delivered on the
levee, they furnishing the bags.
CoTTON SEED OgL-The market ia with
out animation, and prices have declined &c
= gallon. Shipments are being made to
New York principally on manufacturers
account Crude is now quoted az Acc, and
refined at SOC y gallon.
CoTT0E SEED on CAKE-The supply of
both city and country is good and prices
have weakened. No sales are transporting.
are shipping to Europe on
their own account. City is now quoted at
S&7 50G28. and country at $23 50024 y
ton.
ToBAcCo-The only sale reported to-day
was q hhds to the city trade at = The
supply en- sale is variously estimated at
l400 to 1900 hhds. We continue to quote
Iugs 809c, low leaf at 90924c, medium
at ga a l0&c, good at Ia a Ila4c, and line
and selections at 1913 a l314c.
FREGGHTs-The supply of room in vessels
On the berth is moderate and the rates
are firm. We quote: BY steam-Cotton
10 Liverpool I'D; to Liverpool via New
York, Is l6d; to Bremen and Hamburg
Id; to New York lie; molasses to New
fork 7c y gallon. Only triding amounts of
sugar have been shipped thus far, and the
lominal rate is 50. By 8ail-Cotton to Liv-
srpool SD; to Havre I3Bc, 10 Antwerp
md Bremen l&8c: to Genoa Nc: 10 Boston
&c Tobacco to Bordeaux 60so