New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-03-19

1a9d Choice Western 10 selling at Is oaac; choice
Goshen 4604sc p ID.
CHBESR-Is in light supply and moderate de
mand. Choice Western factory sells st TIC: New
York cream 10000; Young America 23c ID.
ing at 81 IS bushel.
LOUISIANA POULTRY AND EGGS-Old chickens
are selling at - sod5 young do g. so04; ducks
1893 SO; geese 6601; turkeys $l00l2; eggs l3d2OC
p dozen.
ESCULRNTS AND vEGBTABLES-Are in fair sup
market Late russets selling at So 65Q2 3d.
Peach blows inferior 81 So Choice peach blows
rs 91 bsps IpDts
quoted at $6a7 p Dbl. SourkrOut iS unstable.
Ca5bages are quoted at 41ac piece.
CASTOR Oils selling at lskc b for New
sOAP-Ths demand is good. Extra family is sell
ing at &c in large lots. and &c in small iots extra
magnolia Sic in small lots and 4kc IN large lots;
olive 606hc; palm i d8c; CASTLE nc y b. with a
deduction of &C p Is on large lots. Western is
selling at She y 10 in round lots and &c y 10 In
job lots.
IRON COTTON TIEs-Large supply on hand and
good stock afloat. Prices are tending downward.
The demand is limited. They are quoted at &c
" 10.
MALT-very little in the market, It is in ia r
demand and is quoted al So Is " bushel.
HOPS-Are in good demand. and are selling at
SOC p ID for New York.
IMPORTED FRUIT AND NUTS-The stock is large.
with good demand No Havana oranges here.
Messina oranges are selling at 80 y box; Messl2a
lemons $4 90 i, box; Palermo oranges So % "
box; Palermo !emons:s4 so p box. Bananas 81 80
p bunch Layer raslns s. 50 y box, quarter
boxes ST.; no half boxes in market. CitrOn SOC y
10. Currants 61sc, figs Re Brazil nuts 9ac,
almonds dc, do sheled 3Oc tilberts Ice, dares &c
~ 10. Pine apples, none here Coc0anuts 500 t.
loco
WOOL-Is in good request, but there is none
here. Prices are nominal.
sTAaCH-Is in fair supply and moderate de-
mand. 1t is selling at Sc p Is.
FIsH-We quote: Mackere, extra No ! S25 IN
bbs. and Sl3 in half b6ls, s. in quarter bills and
SO in Kits; No. at 10 bbls. So 50 in half obs.
s. SC in quarter bbls and g. IS in kits No. 2
at sl4 50 in bbs, ST so in half bills, 81 ia quarter
bbls and s l IS in kits: No. SIS in bbls, S. in
half bills S3 IS in quarter bbls and s IS in kits
Herrings 81 so in bbls, "a rs in half bbs, So Is
fish, in quarter and half drums, SIS 75O7 SO; cod
fish. quarter boxes, s 4odl 50.
HiDES-TheFe is good inquiry for heavy steers
which are firm at previous prices In city slaughter
sales are making as follows Steer hides city
slaughter over IS fbs. y rs shc steer hides 20
to "a lbs Toe; under 20 lbs &C. cow hides as they
run, 81c; kps, 20 to "a lbs I2c kips 25 to 80 ms
lie; calf skins, each, 75c. Beeswax prime yellow,
28c T. 10. Ok horns each Sc
LARD OlL-The market is well supplied. Extra
winter is selling at ao0a3c No. 1 at 1507Sc p
REFINED COAL OIL-selIs at l7dlsc il barrels
and 22d23 p gallon in cases.
COTTON SIZED IN SACKS-All the receipts are
taken BY the factories on arrival at s 10 y ton.
COTTON SEED OIL-CrUde 42643c II gallon.
Refined 4704sc with considerable sales for export.
COTTON SEED OIL CAKE-NO city offering.
Country is selling at S 02O u ton, according to
NioPOoO0 VA
STAR CANDLES-The market is dull with fair
stock on hand. They ave selling at Ice y rs.
are selling at SIS so; young do s303 Is; ducks S40
% gesss 14a turkeys sls eggs 12oc dozen
1000 tons The demand is fair. 1t is selling at re-
tail at Csc, and at wholesale at a7c p Dbl.
GUNNY BAGS-Are dull They are quoted at
l5la 0l8e a piece.
BAGGING-The supply is fair, but there is not
much demand. Domestic jHte IS retailing at l4sc;
hemp and dax l4al4kc; India l2c " yard in
bales and rolls. Domestic jute is held at wholesale
at lac p yard.
MOSS-Good supply and demand Ordinary
black 3ac; b ack and mixed 4'.c; good black Sc;
city picked SIC p Is.
OAK STAVES-The arrivals are large and the ex-
ports are small, and further decline in prices is
looked for. The demand is restricted by the high
rates of freight We quote extra pipe at S 100
1870: extra hogshead 9l390l45; extra claret $500
70; barrel s5G key s45 p 1900.
BEANS AND PhAS-Western beans quoted
1t SO y Dbl; Northern $40 green peas $50 50 v
DBL.
TOBACCO-The sales to-day embraced 5 hhds
md yesterday II "a and y; this makes an average
hus tar this week of II hnds against 30 last week
mo 81 for the week before. Estimated amount on
ale (incudng all kinds $3.50 bids. We continue
o quote common Tugs at l.d5c; medium at so
1,c good at So 06c; low leaf at 61s 17c; medium
/ y d8c; fine at 90l0c and selections at ll0l2C.
he quotations tor leaf nominal Received |
ince last evening, II hhds; exported, none; stock
n hand by running statement, 1926 hhds.
FREIGHTS-A ship was taken up for Liverpool at |
-l6d for cotton We quote follows: |
By Steam-COttOn to Liverpool 9-l6d; to Havre |
l-l6d; to Hamburg ll-l6d: TO Bremen 1l-I6d: to |
ostOn re; to Providence &c; to New York SIC; to |
Philadelphia &c.
By Sail-Cofton to Liverpool l6d; to Havra |
sc; to Hamburg 1l-l6d; to Bremen ll-l6d; to |
,r0nstadt and Revel 2l.Rdll-l6d; to Barcelona |
&c; to Genoa lssc; to Boston &c. Grain to Rouen