New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-11-13
NEW ORLEANS REPUBLICAN, WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 3D.

| Pittsburg is quoted at SOC p Dbl
by the boat load and S. so q hid,
! 75c p Dbl to steamboats,, 81 50 p ton
| to steamships, $50 to manufacturers and
81 at retail Anthracite is retailing at
| aI2 50013 = ton, and American camel at
| 81 25 o. Dbl. No English camel coal in
market
CooPERaaE-There is Sair demand
though prices are unchanged. M0lasses
| barrels in lots Of 800 to 500 are of
fering at 81 50, and smaller lots at
| 81 So 60 each. Half barrels are selling
| at 81 90 al p apiece. Sugar hogsheads are
held at s3 75a4. Hoop poles are held at S89
| ass for hogsheads; $50 as for barrel, and
| $50 2 1000 FOR half bbls. Cypress slaves
sell at $l6020 y 1900 for BARREL and
| $50 q 81 for hogshead.
| HIDEs-The market is steady, win q good
demand for export. We quote: Green hides
9lac 2 Il; green sailed 100l012e: dry sailed
| IS a i6c; flint 160 lie. In city hides there Is a
good demand for export, but at easier prices.
We quote: Steer hides, city slaughter / q
lI4c; kips, 20 to "a lbs, i4c; do, 25 to 30
| lbs. l312c; calf skins 81 each: country hides,
tint, 20 10 % tbs, !6Gl7c; damaged. half
price. Ok horns sc each.
MOss-The receipts have fallen off, and
supplies coming in are readily taken at 442
a 3 for gray and 5 ia for country black.
CITY picked is dull at O912c 2 10.
OAK STAyEs-The stock on hand is good,
with q fair demand, and some shipments are
being made. No change IL prices We
quote: Extra pipe, eulIe1, + 1900, delivered
alongside of vessel, $500 1875; extra hogs
head $3.50 I40 wine pipe $il5 100; claret
slQ0 l05; barrel $50, and keg $40 045.
BULK CORS-There is none on hand. The
last was sold at Sic y bushel. it is now
quoted at 55c L bushei. Freight
room is wanted Tor Great Britain 20 SECURE
large trade in this article.
CORN IN SACkS-Is in good supply and
limited demand aS easier prices for white
The sales were confined to 1900 sacks. of
which 400 yellow mixed at 66c, $50 and 800
yellow at &c, 300 white at 69c. and 100 do
az Zoe Z bushei.
OATs-Are in light supply OF the landing.
with moderate demand az an advance of
&c + busheI. AS sacks were sold, 20 wit:
$50 at $50. i25 and 900 choice at a5e =
bushel.
BRAS-Hs in good supply and dull. Prices
are easier; leo and 300 bags sold at s. Q11S
+ 100 lbs.
HAY-The supply OF che landing consists
mostly of the poorer grades, while choice is
scarce and in demand. The sales comprise
800 bales, as follows so fair at S23, SO prime
at SIC, 50 at 827. so at SIS so, 50 and 200
choice at $40 + ton.
POULTRY AND EGGs-Chickens arc sell
ing on the landing at $607 = dozen for
grown, and 81 a ) for young. Ducks s. so.
Geese $40 Turkeys $l5 a23. Good West
ern eggs are selling at % Soc Y dozen.
decentralization are IN fair supply.
and duh. 100 sacks (burlapsl peach blows
sold at 60, and 400 sacks do tgunnies) az
8 10 = Dbl. Russets by river are selling
s. so 3, and So 25 p bbI BY rail. 270 bbls
red onions sold at s. 40 y bbl. Green ap-
pies are quoted at SEAS 25 for ordinary to
very choice. Cabbages (choice) 50 50a 50
T box for Ohio, and go 30 for St. Louis;
p half bbl; carrots s. 50; beets 81 50;
turnips 81 7502. Northern beans-White
$Il0l2; red kidney ST.; Western white
$40 so, Green peas STAT. Dried apples
412c in sacks and 51zc in bbls dried
peaches held at 612 07c = Is, but not much
in demand