New Orleans Republican., 1868-07-10

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$40, ,787
Cleared to-day. y............. 443
Cleared previously. ......... .672, 706-673 l49
Stock on hand and on shipboard ~ G 63s
The clearances to-day were exclusively to
Philadelphia.
SUGAR AND MoLAssEs - There were no
transactions of Importance in sugar to-day,
but there was considerable inquiry. Lou
isiaua sugar is still retailing at l33@l5c " II
for fair to prime; yellow clarified at 1910
l65c. Good Demarara sugar is jobbing at %
0l53c IL tb, and prime to choice at 1520
l54c u II. Cuba mOlasses still dull.
ARRIVALS FROM THE WEsT-SiuCe our re-
view of yesterday there have been no ar
rivals from the West.
FLoUR-The market to-day disclosed in
creased animation with au upward tendency
in the rates for supertine and double extra,
caused by the scarcity of these grades.
Choice extra is more active at frmer rates.
while treble is still in good demand. The
sales foot up 1850 bbls, of which 200 treble
extra at SO; 100 do at 50; 32j and $50 do
at 50 so; 100 at 50 20; 100 do at SO 50; 200
double extra at So so; 200 and 80 superfine
at 81 so; $50 choice at Sll 625; 400 and 500
choice on private terms; 100 superfne at
81 G23; 900 treble extra in four lots on pTi-
vate terms; and 100 at So T. bbl. Iester-
day evening, not previously reported, $50
double extra sold at SIS so, and 100 treble
extra at 50 Il bbl.
CORN-The market was very quiet this
morning, and without any change. The
sales were only 1900 sacks, of which 800 and
$50 mixed at 90c; 500 white at gjC.
OATs-The demand to day was fair a d
prices ruling with an upward tendency.
$50 sacks were sold in lots OF 100 and 200 At
723c e bushel; also two lots Of 30 and 100
sacks at 7jr.
BRAN-97O sacks sold to-day al 81 III f3
cwt, showing Slight improvement.
PORE-Tbe market is quiet but firm. We
notice sales of 100, 100, and 80 bbls mess at
S29 T. Dbl. It Is retailing nj S29 25@29 so.
BAcoN-There is still nothing doing, eX-
cept a small business, shoulders ruling at
ljc, and clear sides at lI@l74c t' p Choice
sugarcured hams are retailing ut 2992O5c,
LARD-Prime in tierces is luOblBg ut l14lQ
lSc a. 10, ana l00l93c in kegs. 20 kegs
sold at l94c to-day. Some holders antiCipat-
ing an advance are holding their stocks out
Of the market,
HAY-Prime Western is still jobbing at
S22 D. ton.
BrTTER-The market is quiet, with a
moderate demand. The stock is rather
light, as the receipts for some time have
been limited.
CHEEsE-We have no change to notice iu
this market, there being still little demand
and a good supply. 1t is quoted at lj@lGc
" u for Western reserve and factory: lG0
lsc for Northern English dairy and cream,
and 79l0c for skim
INDIA BAGGIEG-Is still quoted Z54C y yard
in bales, aud 234 III rolls.
BALE RoPE-Is retailing at 9t@9lc q r5.
In round lots it is quoted at 9c.
SALT-The demand continues good, and
prices firm at 50 50G2 30 y sack for Liver
pool coarse and fine from warehouse, and
81 Goa So from store. 2O00 sacks sold to
the trade at 81 5082 55 (from warehouse
We note sales of 1000 bags of Liverpool
Crom warehouse) III lots within the range
Of our quotations.
RIcE-Louisiana rice is retailing at so
l0lc for ordinary to choice. India is quoted
at lO4@l03c; Carolina l29l25c y tb.
NAVAL STOREs-.We notice sales of 2OOO
bbls of rosin at 81 so II bbl for common;
81 70 for No. 2; and So 80 for No. l. Tar is
dull at 81 for eighteen to twenty
gallon packages and S3@3 90 for large
size. Pitch is quoted at 81 j0@5 u
bb. Spirits turpentne is dull at 42c =
gallon, and is selling in a small way at Ijc.
sCULENTs-POtatOes are selling at 81 Is
as u Dbl on the landing; onions S4@4 so;
apples So u Dbl and 81 50 59 box.
POULTRY AND EGGs-Geese are selling on
the landing at 50 u dozen; turkeys SIS q
dozen. No chickens here; eggs lj@l9c f.
dozen in boxes and SIS II bbl.
HIDEs-The demand continues good and
the stock light.
MALT AND HOPs-The market is dull and
prices dropping. We quote Western 50 so
@2 so y bushel, and Canada 81 99@3. Hops
still dull at 2j@45c % 10.
TALLow-City rendered is quoted at l3c,
and country at l2lc " 10.
WooL-There is very little doing in wool,
and rates are firm ana unchanged, viz:
Texas common to full merinO 2093lc ~ ID,
Texas bury l2@20e, lake q 7a2s, Louisiana
20G25c, Mexican l7Glsc.
.CoFFEE-lhe market is quiet but firm at
the following rates: prime 17Gl73e ~ ID
good lGt9l6ac; fair l53@lGc; ordinary to
fair &C.
FREIGHTs-owing to the extreme dullness
which characterizes the market at present
there is little field for remarks. The unem.
ployed foreign tonnage in port, though very
limited, is ample TO accommodate the
amount of freight offered. Coastwise the
regular steamers are getting fair cargoes
of -four, cotton, tobacco, wool, hides, etc.
We quote by steam cotton to Liverpool g. led;
to New York &C.; to Boston and Philadelphia
lc % tb; tobacco to New York SS iB hid;
flour to New York 75c d Dbl; to Boston s71c;
pork and beef to Northern ports 81 IS u
bbl; corn to New York and Boston zoe f3
bushel; wheat to Liverpool l0912d; corn to
Liverpool I'D. By sail the rates are cotton
TO Liverpool 7,l6d; to Havre lc: to Bremen
lc; tobacco to Liverpool and Bremen 35c u
hid; to Havre S12; to London 37s Sd; corn
to Liverpool Sd.
Iron CoTToN TIEs-Are quoted at &c % d
In round lots