New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-12-12

city slaughter, over IS lbs, at l0Rc; ~ to
| 81 lbs at lie; under 70 lbs at. 1034o; cow
| hides, as they run, at l04e; kips, 20 to "a
lbs, l0Ac; do, 25 to 80 lbs, 1914 c; calf skins
| 81 each. Ok horns SC each.
GOALS N 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.
Plttsburg is quoted at s. 075c y Dbl By the
boat load and So " hid, 81 so p ton to
to manufacturers and 81 at retail. Anthra-
cite is retailing at $I30I4 y ton, and
American camel at 81 25 v Dbl. No Eng
fish camel coal in market.
NAVAL STOREs-The market is quiet, the
high rates of freight restricting the filling
| of orders. Spirits turpentine are IN tar
supply and quoted nominally at Csc y
moderate demand Pale is held at s. y
bbl; No. l at 81 "a g. and No. at S. Is.
| Pitch is scarce. The last sale was at SIS IS
y bbl. Tar is in demand and selling at
Toe y 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, culled, y 1900, delivered
alongside of vessel, $50 q 1875; extra hogs
head $l35 O 40; wine pipe $ll50l2 claret
500 q los; barrel $780, and keg $i0045.
Moss-Is in very little demand at present,
while prices have undergone no change
worthy of note. Receipts coming in are
taken at 203c for grey Country; 3@5c for
mixed, and SAFE Y ID for black. City
picked is dull at 689l2c y rs.
IMPORTED FRUIT AND NUTs-Ihe stock
is good from the increase of new supplies
and fair business is being done. We
quote Louisiana oranges $687 81 t.
Dbl Lemons none in market; layer
raisins new So 80 p box, halves ST. so,
quarters 8Oo; London layers S3 2 box,
halves 81 IS, quarters 81 10 (all new;
Sultana raisins new l6o y b; currants
new 80814c; citron 48c; prunes lGerman!,
new 10 91015c; English walnuts l7c; French
walnuts I4o; almonds 23c; shelled almonds
30c; flberts l5c; pecans new 812 0912c:
dates Sc; figs new 100 i6l2o y is; pine
apples 50 5O02 IS v dozen; cocoanuts 50 81
v 100.
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 2501 80; fine 81 As al so 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 % q 30
@ bag OF two bushels. Table salt In pockets
212 07c each
COTTON CEED-OWIuS W INT utCllnC AL
manufactured products and the scarcity OF
export tonnage, the price paid by the
manufacturers was reduced to Sl3 e ton
from the first instant) delivered on the
levee, they furnishing the bags.
COTTON SEED OIL-The market is with
out animation, and prices have declined &c
y gallon. Shipments are being made to
New York, principally on manufacturers
account. Crude is now quoted at 4Oc, and
refined at SOC T. gallon.
COTTON SEED OIL CAEE-The supply of
both city and country is good and prices
have weakened. No sales are transpiring.
Manufacturers are shipping to Europe on
their own account. City is now quoted at
$27 50028, and country at $23 50 024 y
ton.
ToBACco-We did NOT hear of sale
day except hhds to the city trade at
-. The supply on sale is variously es-
timated at l400 to 1900 hhds. We continue
to quote Tugs 809c, low leaf at 909%c, !
medium at 9a4 n l034c, good at ia 01l&c, |
and fine and selections at 1917 01319c.
FREIGIHs-In our last report we noticed a !
ship for LiverpoOlat SD for cotton, a vessel |
for Genoa at a4d and one for London at Asa |
for oil cake. Nothing of any moment has !
tFanspired since. Wequote: By steaul-Cot- |
ton to Liverpool 78d; to Liverpool via New |
York, IS l6d; to Bremen and Hamburg |
Id; to New York lie; moasses to New |
York &c v gallon. Only trifing amounts of |
sugar have been shipped thus far, and the |
nominal rate is 50. By sail-Cotton to Liv- |
erpool sd; to Havre l$Bc; to Antwerp |
and Bremen &8c; to Genoa NC; to Boston |
Bo. Tobacco to Bordeaux Cos.