New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-09-10

RICE-Lousiana rice is in light supply and TAR
request Heavy receipts are expected soon. tIl ia
Is =, quoted at slQc. ordinary 7essc and Inferior
:. Esq ULENTS-Po Potatoes are selling at 81 so@4 Is
SI S9L pn,ons 50 s11s95 50 q Dbl. ,, osooo ms
WOOl,-None on the market except So,o0" rhs
bury, which is held above the views OF buyers ~
ast sac was 5000 MS extra tine merno talu 10 pe ~
HOOP POLES HID poles are retailing at $780,
and Dbl poles at $40 q 1000.
BUFTER-Both Northern and Western are in
fair supply and moderate demand. Good Western
commands 90 3tc and choice 3b6e3I1ac q ID; Nofth
is steady at GOOSE Tor good and 4I@4so q ID for
CHEESE~Both Northern and Western are dull.
Reserve and factory are quoted at l5@lsc Northern
cream and English dairy ls@9Oc; and skim 1O9l5c
'sALT-The market is quiet and prices hanged.
mands 81 1902 Is 4 sack; do from store 81 55S2 60;
MALT AND SHaf s IS n R m.ed supply and
request. Western is still quoted at 50 80 s., and
Csn ni, n $500 g bushe hops still dull; 1ld
SOCK selling very low; receipt of new crop expeeteu
soon.
,IALLow-Quiet at 129l3c q IL for rendered nd
CORN MALLS in heavy supply. with very little
sem TI1 e for round lots kiln dried Is Spoteu al
IRON TIES-Firm at &c D h by wholesale, ana IA
hiDEs-Dry hides are inactive: wet hides in re,
guest at full prices We quote slaughter loSl3c 9,
NJ; country dry ls919c; Texas stretched Es2lc' dry
CotFEENihe market is very quiet. We quote
gold duty paid prime l6@l6sc; good 1870 l6c far
L
BAGGING--l here Is no request for round lots Of
India BaggDg, as the dealers are all well supplied
| IT is retailing brisky at 25o p yard in bales, and
| % s23lsc in rolls. Hemp bagging is quiet. 1t is
offering at zoe q yard for hand loom and % e26c for
power loomi but only retail business is dong al
these figures. During the present season there g
been marked improvement in the qualty ana
weight OF hemp baRging which will no doubt BRING
| POULTRY AND EGGS-Chickens are selling on
the landing at S487 3 doz, according to size; eggs
80 a25 Z bbl, according to quality. 80,
| GUNNS BAGs-4re in better demand; $50 bales
sold yesterday 201sc bag, and an offer OF 2lc o
| bF was refused for so bales to-day.
| NAVAL STORES-hosn is IN moderate supply
\ and fair demand at STEADY prices Common com,
| pale So 1594 " Dbl Southern pitch quiet at 81 u
| Dbl Tar dull az 81 for l9 TO n gallon packages; no
large hhls in market Spirits turpentine firm at 4Oc
SOU q KRoUT--Is selling on the landing at SIC
| = Dbl.
FREIGHTS-We have very little Improvement TO
notice in the condition of the freight market
For foreign ports the tonnage is limited but there
is scarcely anything offering to go forward excepting
to Havana and Mexico. Ooastwise, the regular
steamers doing -ir business. and we noace
considerable improvement in the offerings OF cots on
hear of sailing vessel on the berth for any coas'
wise port There has been marked change in rates
We quote: By steam-cott on to New York &c u u
do TO Boston and Philadelphia lie y b TOBACCO q
New York 81 5O9s y hid; flour to New York 70(d7 5(
p Dbl; to Boston s599Oc; corn to New York and
Boston 12ts sl5o F bushel; pork and beef TO North
ern ports 81 Il bb By sail the asking rates tc
Liverpool are 9l6d q h for cotton; 40s IA hid fol
oil cake; aud As Il Dbl for flour. To Havre ll98l K
y n is asked for cotton and $l2 n hid for tobacco
BALE RUPE-Ield at &c = h for round lots OF
best machine made. Retailing at 81 a1sc ~ 70.
90 y gallon; u bbls bourbon sold to-day at 81 T.
proof gallon.