New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-07-21

ana rectified sold at o. 10 y gallon.
CORN IN BULK-None on the market aud the
| supplies, to arrive, command SIC " buehel for
| mixed and white taken for Europe: yellow com.
mands 2 Euch higher p,ice readily for Cuba
| this morning 100 bushels from Tennessee, Of
| which 429 sacks white cold at the depot for ex
por: at 81 IS, and ss do at 81 70 y bushe', not
| strictly choice. Strictly choice whe would com.
| nand 81 IS p busheL A lot Of l19 sacks came in
from Galveston this morning. The receipts from
arrive are on the mai ket, however. and good bids
| have been made; with fair prospect for sales
| There have been NO arrivals OF Western wheat
| cow PEAS-The season is over and the few left
on hand selling orders at 3506Oc p bushel for
Corn nj IN ''f sackssaood supply and the mar,
ket is quiet; email lots selling to dealers at
a. sd 10 mixed s At &C. s0 80 white
and 240 white at Csc and 100 choice white at 65c y
bushel
OATS-Light supply and limited demand. Texas
held at $780, prices for St. Louis and Gaena are
unchanged. $50 sacks sold, of which 200 rdnary
St Louis at 35c 200 choice at &c., $50 do at 4Oc $50
Ga,ena at 45e and $50 Gslena at i5c " bushel.
BRAN-Light supply. 100 sacks sold at the rail-
road depot at 72'ac y 10" tts:
HAY-Is in fair supply with q mode rate demand
$50 bales cold OF which 100 inferior At IT, and $50
prime st. Louis at 81 v ton.
STAR CANDLES-Small stock. Quoted at l4Hc
for large lots, ana l4ac for small lots. with the
sTAkcH-is quoted at SIC p ID. Moderate de-
SALT-No arrivals and dull. Dealers are offering
coarse at 81 and fine at 81 80 y sack, delivered;
salt 1t in pockets pocket ~ SsSsc each, az in size.
LARD OIL-Wnter strained IS quoted at 81 o5;
sppns stIsineS CSC gallon westsrr GROWN
chickens cell at IS: young do ~ 5Od5; ducks
81 5oas; geese $5q6; turkeys 3 sl2el6 y doze n
S 5o02 50: ducks s203; geese s506; turkeys
EGdS-The stock is more than ample and no
demand. Westt offered at 5dl0c; louisiana
lo1l4c T. dozen.
coal OIL-Selling in bbls at lsa2oc; in cases
DaiE6 FRTiT-The market is quiet. Apples are
qTstfa e. gqsTs k seh ssS SqTS little on
hand and moderate demand. Lemons are
sozss.s 7es ' half boxes, ST so; boxes, s. 80;
dates 61s d7c; almonds, l6dl8c; hlberts. llal ac;
walnuts ll0l4c y Is; cocoanuts H25 Y 1000; ban
anas bunch pneapp 81 h ,s1s q Rnrrr
Clear Lake q al &c Y 10.
NAVAL STUREs-Remain quiet a. unchanged
prices Spirits turpentine is quoted at &c = gal.
lon: RosinMD and quoted !. at -, s. p ana * ,5
$ N, n - - s; ssa3 IS b go Dbl f'ch '0~
OAK SLAVES The market is excessively dun
Pipe 60 inch aye quoted at $50 Gloo; extra pipe So
s csret s % inch ss Ie 200 " 'n
Iron COTTON TIES-The arrow tie is selling at
S bea,a ts and bands
Drake l. Flournov sef-lOcking and riveting cotton
bale ties ssac p Is; the Philip wire tie &c v tie
with discount on large lots put up in bundles Of
BEANS AND EsTERN PEAs-Choice Northern
beans are quoted at FAC; choice Western 2hci
navy 202lc; red kidney &c; choice white kidney
SIC; green peas 2ssc p 10.
Observation-Disclosures barrels are quoted at
barrel pol. $50 y 1000.
N for gray; 2a3hc for gray mixed, and 4asc fol
black
HIDEs--The receipts are small and nothing do.
Country green are quoted At 6d7c; dry sailed |
81: d9c dry flint l0c y TO- In city slaughter sales
making in as oSss s. M
they run size; kips, 20 TO "a tts, 6hc; kIps 20 to
80 lbs, &C. Calf skins each SOC OK horns each &c.
Beeswax. prime yellow, 2Sc p 10.
BAGGING-The retail Gemar is limited. Whole |
sale lots are quoted at 130l3ic for domestic jute;
LII M Ss M GREEN "
ern potatoes are beginning to i've, and sell at
s2d2 Is y Dbl; according TO qua lts; louisiana
Dbl The receipts of apples are small, add con
sequei tly prices have advanced to SEAS 80 t. Dbl
Choice ca5bages So 5od3 y crate; receipts are
large, but mostly damaged. No choice sourkrout
in market.
RICE-From all parts of the State the crop re,
Steward tss THOMPSON. Weqnote Louisiana No, at
Sse good 81 a aa4H BRINE srSaaay e
CotFsk--ls dull: We quote cargoes Ordinary
Is 0l5Ec (gOld) fair l6a4 dl1c good l1a 0lI3ac; |
prime la. 0i8c f. b. Job lots, ordinary 100 |
l6Ac tgold); fair l1al7ac; good ia Glsc; PRIME
I8A aisle p b.
BUTTER-Fair supply with moderate demand
Choice Goshen is quoted at 3O032c; medium %
d25c; choice Western 20 022e; medium l7Ql9c; in
erior J40l5c = to.
CHEkSE-The stock is not large, and very little
Doing. Choice Western factory is OIL red at 3 % |
~ sc; New York cream IA J. also p ID.
NsW RICE The upper coast steamer Mary Ida
III wed Oh the twentieth instant, and brought IA |
,scks rough rice fl ON the parish OF st. James,
ons gned to Nessrs. Sit ward & Thompson. in his
;ity. This We leaIr, is the Il st received this
on grown frcm the St ed. II came from crop of
500 acres and will be med BY NJ. ssrs, Steward 4
brant mill. 1t is well IL atured. Last
e the first receiy ed the twenty first of
July, from tue upper coast, parish of ST. Charles.
Is sacAs new rough Ilce, producing
1arIels and 20 frs. barrel of it Classed choice, !
md sold by auction at Ie1sc for shipment to st. |
Louis. The lot received last week, and then nc |
iced, We learn was from the stunble.
RECEIPTS Of PRODUCE-ArTved since our re- |
rev OF yesterday AZ casks bacnn 100 hhis sugar, |
6 bbls mOlasses bbls alcohol, "a bbls apples so |
Iegs butter $50 boxes candles 1856 hides, l6i bales
moss, leo bb's onions. so bbs Oil 427 BIB pot oes !
bbls rice 20 bags wool, RS sacks wheat, and Isl
acks fe Data
EXPORTS OF PRODUCE-Exports since our re- !
Jew Of yesterday: 1868 bbls flour bb.s pork, l02 |
asks bacon % tierces lard SO bbls whisky So bbis
ern meal 2i8l sacks corn. 23l sacks oats la3 sacks
ran, 10l bales hay, 10 hhds anG "a bbls sugar Is |
bIe mOlasses hhla iii $50 aacks poffse |