New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-03-19
Doile d; 5o@7Oc for city refinery reboiled, an

Doile d; 5o@10c for city refinery reboiled, ant
Sl@l 10 for syrup.
Weeks sales sugar-l252 hhds; receipts
?099; exports. Al hhdS 1872 bbls; import
from Cuba, 1919 boxes.
Weeks sales molasses-3S0 bbls; receipts
1855; exports, 29S.
ARRIVALS FROM THE WEsr-The steamers
Emeiie LeBarge from st. Louis, and Argos!
aud barges from Cincinnati, have arrived
since our review of yesterday.
FLoUR-The lower grades continue III
good supply aud dull, while choice is scarce
and firm. Fine is quoted at -; super1ne
S43T5@4 so; double extra So 25ee9 %; .Ieoie
| extra 5000 625; choice extra 30 'oC0' 5o;
family extra SS0S so U barrel. There were
sales to-day of $500 barrels. OF winch lo0 nue.
at S4; 100 superine at 81 373; 100 ana ogo
do at 81 so; 100 double extra at So 70: lou DO
at SIS so: 200 treble extra at Sc 10; 100 do az
Sc 80: 200 choice extra at St IS u barrel.
400 fine eco on its merits and 100 choice ey-
ira on private terms Weeks sales 10 0OO
barrels. Receipts SO O6S. Exports Il, III.
CoRN-The market is quiet. with light
supply Of choice; poorer descriptions are
$50 Inferior at Csc; 1900 damaged at 75c;
500, 500 and $50 white at 81 05; 500 white
mixed and 500 white at 81 06; 100 ard 500
| white at 81 OF. Weeks sales 80 600 sacks.
Receipts rs, S7S. Exports II 8l3.
OATs-The market is dull and prices have
declined. There were sales to day of 4O00
sacks, Of which 500 inferior at 6Oc; $500
| good in lots at Coo; $50 prime at Gle; $50 at
62c; 365 and $50 choice at CSC f} bushel.
Weeks sales $500 sacks. Receipts II 49,
| Exports 1915.
| BRAN-Is III better supply, and prices have
| declined. 1t is now quoted at 81 5O@1 G25
! y 100 lbs 100 sacks sold at 81 621 q 100 lbs;
$50 and $50 at 81 80 X 100 10. Weeks sales
l2l5 sacks; receipts 4O25: exports 255.
HAY-There were arrivals by the Argosy
and barges to dag. The local demand is
supplied at S3G@937 q ton for prime to choice
Western. 4 lot of sc bales choice IVES ern
sold at s37 II ton. Weeks sales 2730 bales;
receipts 6l90; exports l25.
PoRK-rhe market is quiet, with holders
asking S2S so u Dbl for mess. lot OF so
bbls sold at S28 25. 1t is retailing at 500.
40 bbls ordinary mess sold at SIS. Weeks
sales 600 bbls; receipts 1871 bbls, IL hhds;
exports 81 bbls.
DRY SALT MEAT-l0 casks clear rib sides
sold at 134c, and 10 do clear sides at l4Sc Il
ib.
LARD-Fo,ty tierces pressed sold on the
landing at l4ac; 25 do at l45c; 40 do AT l44c;
10 kegs do at l7c q ID, and rs kegs kettle
rendered at lie U ID. Weeks sales, 400
kegs, $50 tierces: receipts, 4S3 tierces, 1923
kegs; exports, 3G4 tierces.
BACoN-Is dull, with shoulders held at
11Sc; clear rib sides 15l@l54c; clear 1910
164c. 10 tierces sugar cured hams sold at
Tic u ID, and casks shoulders at IL &c.
Weeks sales. 273 casks and tierces; receipts,
935 casks, LAG boxes, 1876 tierces, 1880 lbs:
exports, 142 casks aud tierCes.
BREAKFAST BACoN-Twenty-tive boxes
Western sold at Isle 3 ib. The demand is
fair, but the supply is now only moderate.
II is quoted at lSG1lSJc fg b.
CoFFEE-The stock is reduced to about
10000 bags, which is all in second hands.
A lot OF 1000 bags sold by dealer to-day at
first prices. A cargo of $685. bags is below
coming up. We quote prices firm at ITO
l72c d Ii (gold duty paidl for prime, 1870
l6Ec for good. and 16@l64c for fair.
LOUISIANA RIcE-The market is st com.
pete standstill, and quotations are entirely
nominal. Stock large.
MALT-55 sacks common barley malt sold
at 81 - u bushel.
LARD OIL-Is dull and nominal at 81 300
81 80 y gallon.
Cheese-Contipues in good supply and
very light demand. Quotations are nominal
at 16tll7c II Il for Western factory. 15i@l6c
for reserve, and 1920 for English dairy;
Western factory 17@173c, English dairy
200205c = h..
BuTTER-The market is very dull. particu-
larry for the lower grades. Choice Western
is quoted at 25@2Sc; inferior l5020c. choice
Goshen 38G40c; common 2S@33c Il 10.
ESCULENTS-PotatOes are selling at 81 800
81 = Dol, and onions at SIS 50G6 y Dbl; no
ST. Louis in market. Choice apples are
bringing S5G7 T. Dbl. No krout or cabbages
coming il. Green peas are dull at S7g7 so
b Dbl.
TaLLow-3j and 70 tcs Texas rendered
sold at Sc q ID. City rendered is quoted at
99G94c q h.
Com MEAL-The supply is fair and de.
mand light. Kiln dried is quoted at 81 SOC
store, according to brand; so, so and 10 bblS
sold on the landing at 81 rs II Dbl.
WHIsKY-The market is very quiet, and
prices are unchanged. Western rectiied
commands Sl@l 02k f9 gallon for choice,
and 923@95c for ordinary; high wines 81,
and spirits 81 IL e gallon. Bourbon is sell
ling at 81 coos u gallon.
SALL-We have to note a fair demand and
steady prices. Liverpool fine is selling at
81 650l 20, and coarse at 81 50(9l 90 81
sack. When large lots are taken at ware.
house by boats, a deduction is made for
drayage. Turks Island salt ST. 50@l SIS Il
sack. Louisiana rock salt SIG = ton in
sacks.
NAVAL SToREs-There is moderate local
demand for rosin. No. to pale are quoted
at 81 5O@2 Is, and No. 2 st 81 z barrel.
Spirits turpentine jobbing at 47@47ac Z
gallon.
BEANs-Continue plentiful and duh.
Western white are quoted at 81 50@0 so.
and Northern s9@l0 q Dbl.
STARCH is selling at 6506Ic
P1b.
FREIGHTs-Foreign freights are very
quiet. The offerings are principally Tor
Havre and Bremen. Liverpool room is
neglected, and we hear Of engagements at
1924. There is no improvement coastwise,
and the steamers are not able to obtain
cargoes.
By Iean9-Cotton to Liverpool 9-l6i; to
New York &c; beef to do 70c ~ Dbl, and
81 Is y tierce; flour to do 55060c u biol.
By .SdI-Cotton to Liverpool I'd; to Havre
l5-l6c; to Bremen 1c.
ToBACCo-Since our last review, on
Wednesday, there has been some export
demand for old Tugs, but new tobacco Is
still neglected. Holders and buyers are
about l@l5c apart in their views. we I'M
derstsnd that receipts next week will be
heavy. The sales embrace l and y hhds
low old Tugs at &c; ] new Tugs at &c, and
new leaf at l2c y ID. Quotations are nom
inal.
TOBACCO STATEMENT.
Stock on hand Sept. l. Ie69--hhds. 1858
Received past three days ................ az
Received previously OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 2,5ll- 5oo
lo24s
Exports past three days. 402
Exports previously ...-................... 5,3b5
Broken up Tor baling, etc............... 9eO- bHs
stock on hand and on shipboard. $500
The clearances were 172 hhds for Eavre
and $50 for Bremen.
Quotations at the specie and exchange
office of Bruno & Warner, Nc. las Gravier
street.