New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-11-27
COMM ERCIAL.
FRIDAY. November 81, Up. y

FRIDAY, November n, L. M
COTrON-The market opened this morning with
moderately fair inquiry, and we hear OF sales OF 800
bales thus tar.
The offerings are liberal, but factors generally
ask &c above the views of buyers. The latter offer
&c Tor low middng but there is very little to be had
Yesterday sales summed up 211O bales Including
100 bales bought after the close of business last eve
cline OF 1ISAc, say; N02lAc for ordinary; 221E9
22s4c for good ordinary; -@e34c for low middling;
239a@.374c for middng. and 24S244c for strict mid
SUGAR AND MOL ASS Es-Tne receipts this
morning comprise 44 hhds sugar, 1877 bbls and 81
half bbls molasses. All the previous receipts have
been disposed Of and the demand to-day was re-
fast as landed a. previous prices: Interior sugar
Is@8: common 50 99Ac fair to good fair 10 Gil &c;
i24slszc; yellow caT,iied 1870 BE Interior moIss'
ses 55c; common 5s960c; low fair elc; good Gle:
p.ATRR i FR6M Ta2 WEs son steamers
Ida Rees. from Pittsburg; Kate Kenn and Eeven-
ing star from Louis have arrived since our review
FLOUR.The market continues dull and un.
changed with only a limited demand which is coa
fined to the local trade Yesterday. not reported,
loOuperne sold at So So 4O0double extra at Sc TO- To
day 435 barrels sold of which 30 double extra pri
yate terms Ito choice do at SO and 100 fine at Sc 20 =
ba rel Supertine ls quoted 81 s2ls sS6 80; double
on $50 bbls damaged sold in lots at $59l2 q Dbl
prices nearly as full as those paid for sound flour in
RICE-There has been considerable inquiry for
Louisiana rice, and some actual purchases for ship
The supply is large We quote choice sSs,s c. prime
7'59Tslc; ordinary 6964c 2 II
TALL0W-Countryr rendered sells slowly at l0lsc,
and city do at lie p b.
HIDES-The demand is active at previous prices
viz: Mexican dry flint 2l@22c q h; country do
ls9l9c Texas stretched 1S920c; dry sailed l76l8c;
wet city slaughter, steer to kips, 100 35sc p II; do
prices respectively paid. The receipts still
only moderate
WUOL-The market is bare. What little that
comes in is taken up at full prices. Quotations
bury l290c; Merino 27920c; do full clip 25@27c n H.
CHE hSE-The market is ia ry supplied and
the demand is steady at previous, prices, VIZ;
l5c for ordinary 1890 for in eror; and l9@l9c for
English dairy Northern at l9S20c for cream
English dairy and l0@l2c for skim.
tons Of Northern butter has ia len off. With this
exception there is no change. Rates now prevailing
are 3593sc Il ID for choice Western and 25 a30c for
inferior to good do isc for choice Goshen and 4O9
MALT AND HOPS -The supply of malt is heavy
q, the demand has fallen OIL Good to choice
Western from store is quoted at 81 ESQ., IS, and
Canada at 81 7092 81 Il bushel New hops are plen-
WHlSkH-Western rectifed is frmer. Is bbls
sold in job lots at 81 05 T. gallon,
CORN-The supply is light. yet the market is dull
and depressed Sales to-day 500 sacks of which 100
zoo new white at SIC; 200 yellow at 81 q bushel
OATS-We note fair demand and firm market
Sales to-day $50 sacks, of which lGl0 sacks pri.
vAte terms; 200, 200 and 300 at &c b bushe
BRAN-ls in t6ir demand at firm prices: $50 sacks
sold on private terms and $50 at 81 % q 100 MS.
HAH-ls in better supply and fair demand; 80
bales prime St ous sold a. 81 % z ton.
10 tierces prime sold at l534c p b. Holders
askingil7C for keg.
Forks dull; new mess is quoted nominally at
S2G; old is retailing at S28
are quoted at 21ac clear rib sides l6c; clear sides
lsAc p 10.