New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-09-21

gallon. 20 and 25 bbls Louisiana sold at
81 90 Y gallon.
CORN IN BuLK-None in the market
Some arriving by rail is in transitu for
Alabama.
WHEAT-There is a stock on hand of
about 1000 sacks Texas. The last sales re-
ported were at 81 IS a 40 " bushel, taken
for Liverpool. Some SO sacks came in from
Texas this morning.
CORN IN SACKs-Fair supply and mod
crate demand at weaker prices. Only 100
sacks sold. of which 1900 fancy yellow at
| SIC, and 500 yellow at $50 y bushel
OATs-Thesupply is light and the demand
continues limited at previous prices. $50
sacks sold, ct which 100 ordinary at iSc; $50
do at soc; leo prime at Sic, and 800 choice
at Soc y bushel.
BRAN-Is in light supply and moderate
demand. and at lower prices 300 sacks
sold at the railroad depot at 81, and 300
choice on the landing at ST. l2la " 100 lbs,
decline of fully 5a Y 100 TBS.
HAT-The supply continued good and the
demand limited. Onlv $50 bales sold, of
which 80 prime at SIS, and 100 strictly
prime at ST. 2 ton.
CoFFEE-Fair demand. Stock in first
hands COM rises $500 bags; in dealers hands
10000. Prices have advanced Il a lec y ID.
We quote cargoes: Ordinary iS8lS4c,
lgoldl; fair 1917 ZOE; good 20 a2OAc; prime
" ~ U-1C ID. UOD NUS oTuiudTN. 10Y.
a lSa,c; fair 1914 020Ac: good 20ls %
a0A.c; prime 81 4 a u a4o y Is.
RIcE-Good demand for high grades; or
binary are in moderat, demand. Prices
are firm. There is no choice on hand; too
early in the season for it. We quote Louis
lana No. ., ~; a Sc, common A csc, ordi
nary 81 &c, tair ga a She, prime 81, d &c
y ID.
CHEEsE-I.ight supply with fair de-
mand. Choice Western factory is quoted at
l06 lie; New York cream l3l9 20 log y 10.
WooL-The season is over, and what lit
tie is selling commands q 0G9o T. ID for
clear, Soc for clear lake, and II a l6c for
bury.
TALLow-Lght supply and moderate de
msnd. Qnoted at Sac y ID,
DEMONSTRATING doing in round lots.
Good retail demand. Domestic jute is re-
failing at He u yard. India sells a whole
sale at lie: at retail at II l4c y yard.
Standardization grown chickens sell
at - 50a6 young do So q 1; ducks S3af;
geese S5a6; turkeys $lj0lS y dozen.
Louisiana grown chickens sell at s. so;
Young do s. SO a3 IS; ducks s.; geese St;
turkeys $l3 a Ii " dozen.
EGGs--L,ght supply and moderate de.
mand. Western are quoted at 10 G20c;
Louisiana Doc T. dozen.
SALr-Go ID supply with q moderate de-
mand. Wequote dealers rates: Coarse al
81 l0Gl Is; fine ar 81 300l y y sack;
Turks Island soc " bag OF two bushels.
When taken from warehouse reduction
is made for drsyage. Iabls salt in pockets
sels 81 26Gc each. as in size.
NAVAL SToREs-Light supply and fair
demand Spirits turpentine ara selling
at 291 32lao y gallon. Resin, d and L
81 S592 and G 81 O. a. so, II and |
So % 10 IS. X and NJ 81 25a5 10 y Dbl.
Tar, S242 80 v half Dbl aud So SO Pbbl
Pitch, s. 1913 " Dbl.
BEANS AND WESTERN PEAs-The receipts
are amall and the demand continues mod
crate. Northern beans are quoted at q
4lao p ID; Western seas 50 = bbl; green
peas nominal al Sl2 y bbl.
BUTTER-Light supply of choice, and
good demand Tor it. Inferior is unstable
Choice Goshen Is ling at SO 3jc; me-
dunn % a &c; choice Western 81 &c: me-
dunn 20 22c y II.
SoAP-Lieht supply and good demand
Western sells at sac y ID, III round lots,
for inferior Qaalitiea; Kelier's at 41ac
extra olive G34c, in round lots, and &c in Job
lots; German olive New Orleans) &c; mag
nolia Size; olive &c; German olive Che;
xxx palm 6lac; CASTLE lie y ID, with a
reduction in round lots.
IMPORTED FRUITS AND NUTs-Good sup.
ply aud dull. Lemons are quoted at $ll
= box; layer raisins 81 so " box
citron $50 y ID; currants Che; Brazil nuts
&c; dates lsc p ID; cOcOanuts $40 y 1000.