New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-07-07
view OF saturdaz there have been no arEiYals

view OF Saturday there have been no arrivals
from the West.
FLoUR-The market was very quiet to-day,
but without any manifest change, except
that the rates for superfne and double ex>
ira are somewhat sitter, as there is very
small stock Of these grades now on hand. A
decided improvement upon last weeks bust
ness is generally anticipated. We note
sales to-day of 1000 bbls, of which 100 treble
extra in two lots at Sll; so do at $40; so do
at sl?; 100 double extra in lots at S. 80; l1S
double extra at IS Is; 24O treble extra at
Sll 62A; 100 do at S1l 65; 100 choice at
$ll IS; 20 at Sll so y Dbl.
: CORN-The market showed fair degree
of animation to day, rates continuing firm.
There were sales of Also sacks, of which
$50 and 1000 white at csc; $50 white mixed
at 92c; 1850 yellow mixed on private terms;
also 100 white mixed from warehouse at csc;
400 yellow mixed at soc, and 200 white mixed
at 93c q bushel.
HAY-we note sales of $50 bales prime
Western at S25 y ton.
OATs-The market was very quiet to-day.
We heard of sales of only $50 sacks in lots
at zoe. q bushel.
BRAN-There were sales of $50 sacks from
warehouse at 81 O5 u 100 lbs, and 90 at
81 10.
PoRK-Mess is iobblng at s29@29 IS "
Dbl, and retailing at $50 25@29 so. We
heard of sale of 800 bbls, but did not as
certain the terms.
BACoN-0nly small business is being
done to-day at lS4 a l34c for shoulders, 1910
l69c for clear ribbed sides, and l7@l7lc for
clear sides; choice sugar.cured hams are
retailing at 20d2lc ~ Is.
LARD-The market is dull and dropping.
We notice sale of so kegs choice lard at
l93e v b. Prime in tierces is retailing at
l71l6c u b and l9@20c in kegs.
BUTTER-The market is quiet, with a
moderate demand. The stock is rather
light, as the receipts for some time have
been limited. We quote Western at ESQ
SAC u b, and Northern 35@40c.
CHEEsE-We have no change to notice in
this market, there being still little demand
and good supply. 1t is quoted at l50l6e
% ID for Western reserve and factory; 100
1Sc for Northern English dairy and cream,
and 7@1Oc for skim.
RICE-There is scarcely anything doing
except a retail business at SGllc for ordl-
nary to choice Louisiana rice. India is
quoted at l09l0ac z ID, and Carolina at
l2@l2tc.
fRoN CorToN T1Es-Are quoted at &c . u
in round lots.
wooL-There is very little doing in wool,
and rates are firm and unchanged, viz:
Texas common to full merino 20@3lC ~ b,
Texas bury l2@20c, lake q a IS, Louisiana
20@25c, Mexican l7@lsc.
INDIA BAGGING-50 bales mot previously
reported) sold on private terms. 1t quoted
at 254c u yard in bales, and 25ic in rolls.
BALE RoPE-We notice sales of 400 coils
and $50 half.coils on private terms. 1t is
quoted at &c u h.
SALr-The demand continues good, and
prices firm at 50 50@2 So y sack for Liver
pool coarse and fine from warehouse, aAd
50 6002 6J from store, 1000 sacks sold to
the trade at 50 5092 So (from warehouse.)
COFFEE-The market is quiet but firm at
the following rates: prime 17@l78c % Il f;
good l6i@l6@c; fair l58@l6c; ordinary to
fair &c.
NAVAL SToREs-The market for rosin is
quiet and rates firm. There is some de-
mand for shipment, and we heard OF treaty
for 2000 bbls for that purpose. We now
quote common 81 so u Dbl; No. at 81 75;
and No. l at So 5000 u bbl. Tar is rather
dull at 50 % for eighteen to twenty
gallon packages and So SOFA for large
size. Pitch is in fair demand at 81 50@5 3
Dbl. Spirits turpentine is held at 42c 81
gallon, and is jobbing at 45c.
HIpEs-The demand continues good and
the stock light.
CoRN MEAL-Kiln dried is quoted at 81 so
"a rs % Dbl for round lots.
Cow PEAs-Are retailing at $40 b DBL.
MALT AND HoPs-The market is dull and
prices dropping. We quote Western 81 80
az 90 ~ bushel, and Canada So 99@3. Hops
still dull at 25945c y ID.
TALLow-City rendered is quoted at l3c,
and country at l23c q ID.