New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-08-28

quote the market frmer. Dealers rates: Coarse
at 81 251l 80; fine 81 4o0l 43 2 sack; Iurks
dsland 80195c p bag of two bushels. table SAT-
2h66hc each, as n size. When taken at ware
! house by boats a reduction is made for drayage.
ga ao9ST oAs .ss J, CO 0Al-l selling at retail Al
.e Hass At ss : ifs Is Iss s sas { sSGfS S Ssmaasi d i Is
ern IS selling at. 81 ) IS; California ssaa 10 y
TALLOW-Scarce and in demand a. 1a8c p 70;
STARCH.Is in fair supply and demand and
selling at &c p ID.
| wholesale, and soc at retail; Sc p hid, SOC " box
to steamboats,, 55c to manufacturers. Anthracite
WOOL-Smal stock and dull. Mexican i'm
proved is quoted at 2oc, clear lake SAC, LOUISIANA
clear 2502ac, bury I5427e, Texas 25assc p 10; l..
bare of green peas and Western beans. Western
beans and green peas would command SS9s T bp-
Northern peans are quoted at So So0s 50 p Dbl,
according to size of barrel,
UGA OF LEMON-Motfatt's sells at s34 in bbls
and S36 in cases y gross.
| GUNNT BAGS-Are selling at loc II bales. and
Ice a piece, reserved.
STAR CANDLEs-Arein lighs supply and mod
crate demand at l7hc y II.
LARD OEL-Light sup y and moderate de.
mand. Prices are drmer. 1t Is selling at 81 lo0
LISsEED oIL-sells at 81 p gallon for raw, and
NAVAL sToREs-Good supply and dull. Spirits
turpentine is quoted at 3oG37e q gallon: Eosin
ANo Q . DoJ " " L % w pai - ~ v 49,
s494 Is Y BIB. Tar So zSa2 50 p half bbi and 81
OAK sTAvEs-The supply is good, but arrivals
are small. We quote dealers prices. delivered to
ship. as follows: Extra pipe, 81 inch, Sl!50laS;
extra pipe. So inch. sl5Jal55; light pipe; S. to 60
inch, Sll50lzO; extra hogshead; 43 inch, Sl251l3D;
3 i 1850 '"ie 1t lH'n' S''O''' eA'i" 'A''''
BALINa TWINE-Is in light supply and dull;
| quoted at l50l6c p H..
FEATHERs-Are quoted at roc p Is.
IRON COTTON TIES-Large stock and fair de-
mand. Sell in lots under 500 bundles at &c T. 70.
"a OF; in lots OF 1000 bundles and over &c = ID. )
RICE-The demand is fair. There were small
lots sold for shipment at the following, prices:
common 6d6hc; No. 81 d4c y ID.
BAGGISG-Fair supply, and active demand az
roand lots and l5k 9l6c p yard in JOB lots. No
fax in market. Hemp p s retailing at l5c; India l2c
y ward in bales and rolls.
DRIED FRuiT-Llght supply and dull. Dried ap-
pies are quoted at SC y 10; peaches &c,
C~OFFEE-Is quiet. Dealers stock lo,5M bags
Nos1ock in first hands. We quote job lots: Fair
l9h 0294c (goldG; good-20'i 02lc; prime 2lAG2isc
p 10. Prices are lower.
Messrs. Small & Co. and Marks & Co. send 10
Il the .1 f%il SSI G, dispa,eh : dated a. AZ Rio 'aneir0' August
Purchases since August 10. $4,000 bags. Cleared,
Atlantic ports, $4,000; cleared, gulf ports, .ooo.
ceipts Il 500 5pi.'1 Price eeV $500; exc. exchange ISL p cent.
POULTRY-Western grown chickens are selling
at s60s 80; young do s4d5; ducks $40; geese
$500; turkeys SIS; louisiana grown chickens So;
young s3a3 so; ducks So seas; geese ss0o; tur'
n~GGS-Light supply and moderate demand
Western are quoted al i602oc; Louisiana 25d3oc =
MOSS-Good supply and demand. Black sells at
sq EsGf sEfS Gsa asD c SsE hsske TE i5kf E Il in
fair supply and moderate demand. WesterH pota-
toes sell at 2753 IS; Northern $4d4 50; Michigan
S3 ia 25; apples S. 5oQ3 50; onions SaG 25 y
bbL Cabbages would command sa0l2 y box; there
are none ir market.