New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-07-02

| 1OO0 eACst were cold to.dny OF which 700
81. Louis ct 62c; 100 Galena at CSC, and 100
q 64c bushel Weeks sales $500 sacks.
Receipts II 658. Exports SIS. 4
BRAN-200 aud 500 sacks sold at 81 3 100
) NJ: Sales $500 sacks. Receipts Is, 435.
HAY-1s dull; so bales ordinary Western
! sold ct $40; 50 and 100 prime at $72 and $50
choice at $23 so % ton. Weeks sales 1000
bales. Receipts 1885. Exports IS.
PoRK-Heavy mess is held In lots ct $31 so
nary and even weight $50 75@3l rs q Dbl.
Weeks sales $50 bbls. Receipts 408. Ex.
ports ~.
BACoN-Quite brisk retail business vas
doing at lzt@14}c y b for shoulders; l7l@
l73c for clear rib sides; ls40l83c for clear
sides; l?0203c tor ordinary and plain sugar
cured hams; 223@2ac for choice sugar-cured
at ls3c 3 b. Weeks sales, 40 casks and
tierces; receipts, 164 casks, ~ boxes, "a
tierces; exports, SO casks and tierces.
LARD-The market is quiet. but firm, at
| l540l62c tor tierces; l8}@l94c for kegs,
| the outside prices for choice pressed.
Weeks sales, lis tierces and $50 kegs; re-
cefpts, 259 tierces and SCI kegs; exports, 81
/ tierces.
DRY SALT MEAr-Shouiders are quoted at
134@132c u fb.
BREAKFAST BACoN-Western rib is selling
" b.
SUGAR AND MoLAssEs-The receipts this
morning comprised So hhds sugar and 10 |
6bls molasses. The market is firm with a |!
"a Il, demand, and the supplies sell at 9@lOc
$B for common to good common sugar;
tO40i02c for fair to good fair; l1@1l4c
for fully fair; 11t@1l3c for prime; 1lSMl2c
for choice; l20l23c tor yellow clarified:
i240l3c for white. Molasses 25@55c q GAL
lon for inferior; 6o@75c for good ferment-
ing; 5O@75c for city refinery reboiled, and
ii tor syrup. Weeks sales sugar. $50 hhds;
receipts, 20S: exports, 4; imports from Cuba.
200 boxes; weeks receipts, molasses, 4S
bbls; exports, %; Imports from Cuba, 37S
hhds As tierces.
ARRIVALS FROM THE WEsT-The Edin.
burgh. from CiAcinnati, has arrived since
our review of yesterday.
LOUISIANA R1cE-There is no stock in first
hands. and dealers are poorly supplied.
Prices are stiff vi. 94@9lc y b for choice, and
$1,000 for prime to good prime.
BUTrER-Choice yellow Western and
choice Goshen are in limited supply and
very firm, but inferior grades are almost un.
aleabie. We quote choice Western at 240
'6c; INFERIOR nominal: choice Goshen 35c;
common nominal.
CHEEsE-The stock is more than ample.
nd the demand only in retail and jobbing O
Vay. We quote choice factory at l1Ml3 s
nd lac ~ b. No sale Of inferior.
bkGGING-There Is very little demand. but
rices are very firm at 324@33c % yard for y
ndia in bales. Bic in rolls, $50 70: domestic
ute, and 30@32c for hemp and fax bagging !
Q in quality. (
GUNNY BAGs-There is no demand holders ~
re asking 25c % bag for ordinary. :
COFFEE-The stock is confined to 5000
ags in second hands. and there is only a i
mited retail and jobbing business doing,
'e;; quote nominally prime 174@17sc 10 d
'oid duty paid); good l64@l6ac, fair $50 /,
&c y b. 80
BIDEs-Dry hides are selling at 14@15c q To-
for country Aint, and l3@13hc for sailed. /
Feen city slaughter are firm at 77@9c for
,avy, ss@9c for light, aud 12@l2Ac for no
ps. -. ~ 81
SMT-The demand continues good, and ne
ices are firm; 1850 sacks Liverpool sold at Sa'
As from warehouse. The dealers rates
III 81 55@l 60 y sack for coarse, and ,
?0@l Is for fue. Turks Island soc . "A
shel. When large lots are taken at ware %
use by boats, deduction is made for FG
ayage. Pocket sait-large l0c, small Sc.
CoBAcCo-Since our report of last A.,
the market has been quiet. The Al
msnd has been confined to Bremen to-
COOS. The sales embrace only llo and 8
DIS on private terms. The advance in r.
ID has slightly improved the tone of the i Ld