New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-12-22

| Stock on hand and on shirboa,d-bales 800 1887
TO-days exports embraced 1865 bales to
Liverpool, 1868 to Genoa and 124l to Boston.
| Receipts proper since last evening 67Si bales.
against sl39 last year, making an aggregate
since Friday evening of a ,2,27 bales, against
1884 for the corresponding time last week.
| and 81 ,43alast year, and since August 81.
| Of 1858 bales, against 394.9l0 last year.
SUGAR-Heceived to-day l07l hhds. The
| market is depressed, prices are irregular
| and unsettled, and we give only as approx
! imating quotations 5ls a Sac for inferior ::
SAFE for common: ~. a FAC for fair So. a
&c for fully fair; 9l4 a9lsc for prime lOc
| for strictly prime; a 91sc for seconds 1Oa,
0llc for yellow clarified, and 11a a l2Ac
for white. The sales Of sugar to-day were
confined to 400 hhds.
MOLAssEs-The demand is active, espe-
cially for the better descriptions, and prices
| are firm. The receipts were mostly sold.
comprising 1921 bbls at 25 d AZ lac for inferior
and centrifugal; As q Soc for common; 500
SAC for fair; 55d SIC for prime; So a. sc
for strictly prime; 60 q Gle for choice.
FLOUR-Ne note an active demand at
! firmer prices for the medium and lower
grades. which are scarce. The sales yestcr-
day and today, not reported, embrace 300
bbls, of which 10 common at 81 IS; so. 500
and 300 superfine at S. 25: 100 do at So 80:
loon its merits at S. %; so superfine at
| s. H1a; 100 on its merits at S. 7O 100
double extra at S. 62la; so double extra at
| S. Is; 100 and $50 do at S. 80: IS treble
extra at Sc; SO do at So 50; 100 do at Sc 40;
| 100 do at 81 50; 1870 do at 81 IS; IS do at S.:
40 do at S. 25, and 200 double extra on
private terms.
CORN-Is i'll good supply and fair demand.
1000 sacks were sold today. of which go
and 600 white at 66c; $50 white and $50 vel
low and mixed at &c; 200 yellow at Csc; 500
| and 1900 choice yellow at Zoe 2 bushel.
OATs-COntinue dull, though without any
change in prices. 500 sacks st. Louis sold
at SIC, and 300 choice do at 53c y bushel.
BRAN-1s steady and firm. 200 sacks sold
at 81 Is and 100 at 81 20 v 100 lbs
HAY-ChOice is scarce. 400 bales were
sold to-day, of which 100 ordinary Western
at $222; so prime at SIG; $50 do at $27, and
100 choice at $2S.
PORK-l0O bbls mess sold, to arrive to-
day, at $2l; 25 and 60 do, on the spot, at
81, and % at S22 so y Dbl. Mess is retail
ing at $50 5Oa23 " Dbl.
BACON-COntinues dull and prices are
nominal. Shoulders are quoted at 14lac;
clear sides lac; sugar-cured hams l9 a 22l2c
v tb.
DRY SALT MEAT-l3 casks shoulders
sold at &c, and ITO boxes dc in lots &C Slsc
p tb.
LARD-llerceS are dull at 10 l3c t. 10.
Kegs are scarce at I40l4,sc y tb.
BREAKFAST BACON-Is selling at lS q l9c
for Northern and Western.
WHIsKY-Indiana rectifed is very.s scarce,
and held at 81 v gallon. Cincinnati is
firm at 81 al o. y gallon.
Corn MEALS dull and prices favor
buyers; 100 bbls kiln dried sold on the
landing at 50 y Dbl.
FREIGHTs-Foreign freights are steady
and firm, under a good demand for room
for cotton. There is scarcely anything go
ing forward to foreign ports, except cotton.
The demand for room coastwise is only
firm. We quotes Liverpool, sail, SD; steam,
Id; Bremen, sail, 1l-l6d; Amsterdam, sail,
1l-l6d; Antwerp, sal, 11-l6d; Hamburg, sail,
11-l6d; Genoa, sail, lssc; New York, steam,
lc; Philadelphia, lc; molassee to New York,
80; sugar, So. There are two steamers on
the berth for Liverpool.
BUTTER-The market is well supplied
with all descriptions, and the demand is
fair except for the lower grades. WequOte
choice Northern at 42044c: common at 30
035c; choice Western at 3003 inferior
at l6023c y Is.
CHEEsE-Is scarce and in request at 100
l6lsc v tb for Western factory, l4015c for
Reserve, and 1870 18lRc for English dairy.