New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-11-04
Stock on hand and on shipboard-bales.


Tc-day's exports embraced 1879 bales to
Liverpool and 355 TO Vera Cruz. We have
! added to the previous exports 243 bales
additional tC<Bremen yesterday. Receipts
proper since Friday evening 27,l2l bales,
against 1882 for the corresponding time
last week, aud 29,2l3 last year. and since
August 81. 1868 bales, against no.! last
year.
SUGAH-The receipts this morning com
| prised 80 hhds. Good sugars are in
request, but the lower grades are neglected.
and prices are ruling with a downward
tendency. The receipts were mostly sold
at &c = ID for inferior, s a Sac for common,
9l.c for good common. l0c for fair
lie for fully fair l2ll for yellow centrifugal.
l2lac for choice open kettle, and 1875 a l3l.c
for white clarified.
MoLAssEs : Supplies are coming in more
freely, and prices are ruling more in favor
| of buyers: The receipts comprised 1S4
bbls and 80 half bbls. which were nearly
all sold at l5c T. gallon for centrifugal: Gle
for ordinary; 62c for fair; IS dc for prime
6S07Oc for strictly prime
FLOCR-We have to note a dull and
dropping market. Supcrtine is now quoted
at 81 75a4 81: double extra S. so: treble
extra S. 75a s; choice treble extra ST % a
Is so family extra S. 1913 p bbI 1900
bbls were sold today, Of which 50 superfine
OF s. 1913; 50 single extra at s. -; l35 do
at s. 81 IL 300 double extra at s. 50: 90 and
100 treble extra at S.: 30 choice treble at
Sc 30; 100 choice extra at ST %; 100 do at
s.; 30 do at s. -. and % do at So y bbl.l
CoRN-Thcre is little or none on the land
ing, and sales are being made in warehouse
at higher prices. Owing to scarcity of
supplies the sales are confined to 100 sacks.
of which 50 sacks inferior at 65c: 50. 80, and
l.. al, I
$50 yellow mixed at 90c per bushel.
OATs-The market is quiet but firm: 1000
sacks were sold to-day, of which 100 ordinary
St. Louis at sic: so and 80 prime at 52c; 100
do at 52iac; $50 and 300 choice at 53c per
bushel.
BHAS-Is in little demand and prices are
tirmer to-day. 1000 sacks were sold, of
which 80 at 81, 80 and go at 81 %. and
80 in job lots at 81 10 T. 100 lbs.
HAY-Continucs in light supply 81 and
40 bales prime Western sold at 81, and
100 at 81 % = ton.
PORK-The market is firm, though with
out any movement today. Mess is quoted
at wholesale at 500 - q u 1t is retailing
at $27 50d % y Dbl.
BACON-Thcre is no demand to-day. and
the market appears to have weakened.
Shoulders are quoted at l5i4c.; clear rib
sides 20a. a PIC; clear sides u l2c; sugar
cured hams q a Csc T. lb.
LARD--Is scarce and firm. Tierces are
quoted at II l7l4c; kegs 1879 a I9c T. b.
At retail kegs command 1873 zoe.
DRY SALT MEAr-There is none on hand:
the last shoulders sold at l5l3c y ID.
BREAKFAST BACoN-Northern is selling at
II a 22c and Western 90 a 23c y fb.
LOUISIANA RICE-The market is qniet
and steady, with scarcity of prime and
choice grades. We quote: Choice, 9a9l4c
y ID, prime to good do "a @Slsc, ordinary
to good do Ga a &C, inferior 5l2 acc,
broken 4ls a. Sac y TO.
EsCULENTs-OhiO potatoes are selling on
the landing at 1913 IS, and st. Louis at
So 4O02 IS Pbbl; onions at So 5O04 T. Dbl,
and apples at So 5O04 y Dbl Sour lSrout
So az y Dbl. Cabbages 81 09 T. crate.
POULTRY AND EGGs-Chickens sell on the
levee at $6a7 so y dozen, geese at $40 l.,
and turkeys at $500. Eggs are dull at
IS a &c y dozen.
SALT-The demand for Liverpool salt is
fair, and prices are steady. We note sales
Of 1000 sacks coarse for st Louis, at full !
prices. Dealers rates 81 Goal Is y sack
for coarse and 81 S50l 80 for fine. When
taken at warehouse by boats, deduction
is made for drayage. Table salt in packets
g lbs, l0c; lbs, SC. Turks Island salt
nominal.
BUTTER-The market is quiet and steady
with fair supply Of all descriptions, except