New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-07-19

iar 70 prime. Cuba molaSses is stlil very
much depressed, and is quoted nominally
at 4O@45c u gallon.
ARRIVALS FROM THE WEsT-Slnce our re
view of yesterday there have been no ar
rivals from the West.
FLOUR The market was very dull Gas is
generally the case on Saturday, and scarce
~ anything was done beyond a jobbing and
retail business. The sales within our notice
were only 100 and so double extra at So rs,
and 100 treble extra at 50 Is. We quote
common SIS 50@6; fine S6@7; single extra
So; double So rs; treble S99lO, and choice
$l2@l4 % Dbl.
CORN-The market was quiet this morn
ing, but disclosing no material change ex-
cepting slight decline for white. The
sales were 1880 sacks, of which 200 and 100
white at 81: 400 and $50 white mixed at 81;
and 700 yellow mixed at 90c % bushel.
OATs-There was nothing done to-day ex-
Cept small sale of so sacks at SOC y bushel.
HAY-Prime Western is jobbing at S2I
y ton.
PeRK-The transactions to-day were only
in a small way at S30@30 so v Dbl for mess.
In round lots 1t is quoted at 500 IS . Dbl.
BAooN-We note sales of 20 casks clear
sides at l71c % b; also few small sales OF
clear ribbed sides and shoulders at l0sc for
the former and l3Ac for the latter. Choice
sugar-cured hams are retailing at 200204c.
LARD-The business is still confined to
small lots at very irregular prices; lS4@l9c
p ID in tierces, and 20@203c being generally
asked for choice. Most of the stock now
on hand is of inferior quality.
BUTTEk-The market for both Northern
and Western is very dull, and price, have
declined. We quote Western at 24@30c %
b, and Northern 33@SSc for good to choice.
| 20 firkinsWestern sold to-day at &c " b.
CHEEsE-Dullness still characterizes the
market, and sales of round lots can scarcely
, be effected at any price. We quote Western
| l46l5c SB b and Northern English dairy
and cream l6@l7c.
INDIA BAGGNG-We heard of no transac'
tions in round lots to-day. Holders are
| firm at 26c q yard in bales.
Corn MEALS quoted at 81 609t 10 D
Z Dbl in round lots.
Cow PEAs-Are selling in jobbing lots at
So Is q bushel.
NAVAL STORES - Rosin is exceedingly
quiet, there being little demand for ship
ment, while the local requireme nts are very
limited. Common is quoted at 81 so u Dbl
No. 2 at 50 1898; No. l at So 50@4
Southern pitch is in light supply and fan
request at 81 50@5 % Dbl. Tar is dull al
S202 % for IS to 20 gallon packages, and
S. 5O@4 for large size. Spirits turpentint
is little sought for except in iobbing ano
retail lots. 1t is quoted at 4O942c y gal
lon by wholesale.
HI6Es-The stock is still very light and
prices are firm. We quote green salt city
slaughter 9i6l34c % ID; dry sailed l6@lsc
country dry flint l7@l9c; Texas stretched
l7@l9c; Mexican dry 20@2lc U ID.
SALT-There is good demand prevailing
and owing to the light receipts for some
time past the stock has become consldera
| bly, reduced We quote Liverpool coarse
and fine from warehouse at 50 50@2 So q
! sack; do from store 50 60@2 IS. Turks
Island salt is still quoted nominally al
| 81 s0@1 90 y bag.
RICE-The market is very dull, purchasers
| generally holding off until the arrival of the
| new crop. The transactions now are con
fined to jobbing and retail lots at s@lOc fol
| Louisiana.
BALE RoPE-Is retailing at 9l@9tc y b.
In round lots it is quoted at &c. The market
| is very quiet.
! MALT AND HoPs-The market is dull and
| prices dropping. We quote Western 50 50
az 30 % bushel and Canada 50 99@3. Hops
still dull at 25@45c % b.
TALLow-City rendered is quoted at l3c,
and country at l2ac % b.
IRON COTTON TIEs-Are quoted at &c b b
in lots, and are retailing at 73c y ID.
| FREIGHTs-Extreme dullness still per-
| vades this market, the amount of tonnage
| in port being now less than at the same
period for the last seven years. To foreign
ports, with the exception of Havre and
Bremen, the room is ample to accommodate
the small amount of freight offered. Coast
wise the regular steamers are getting fail
cargoes, and we notice some Improvement
in that direction by sail, there being at
present two briggs up for Boston; one brig
and two schooneTs for New Yoork
| We quote by steam cotton to Liverpool Q led
to New York &c; to Boston and Philadelphia
| lc p Ii; tobacco to New York SIS % hid
flour to New York 75c % Dbl; to Boston s74c
pork and beef to Northern ports ST rs Il
/ Dbl; corn to New York and Boston zoe u
bushel; wheat to Liverpool 1O912d; corn Il
Liverpool I'D. By sail the rates are cottoI
Liverpool 7-l6d; to Havre lie; to Bremen
| lc; tobacco to Liverpool and Bremen 95c .
to Liverpool cd.