New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-04-19

Stock on hand AID shipboard-baies LIT 1872
To-day's exports were to Liverpool. Re-
ceiets proper since Friday evening, S406
| bales, against 1862 for the corresponding
| time last week, and 1873 last J year, and since
| September l, 9S7, 6e6 bales, against 744, l24
| last year.
SUGAR AND MoLAssEs-The receipts this
morning were larger than usual, and en-
braced 1888 hhds sugar. 1876 bbls molasses.
| The demand is good and prices are hrm.
About 500 hhds sugar were sold to-day on
| the basis of 73G9c for inferior, 85@9c for
| common, 9l@94c for fair, 100l05c tor good
| fair, 1040llic for fully fair, llk1ll3c for
! prime, lls@l2:c for choice. 9G510c for sec
onds, 1l5@l24c for yellow clarified, and 13c
| for white. The supplies of moassess COM
maDd 25@G5c for fermenting, as in quality
| roc for prime, 65@70c for plantation re-
boiled, 37a940c for Cuba reboiied on plant
| alton, 50@75c for city refinery reboied, and
| 81 for syrup. Some half barrels fermenting
| sold at TIC.
ARRIVALS FROM TIE WEsT-The Bis
marck, from 81. Louis, and Indiana, from
Louisville, have arrived since our review of
| Saturday.
FLoyR-The market is dull and un-
changed. The sales to-day were confined
| to 1900 barrels, of which 1870 superfiue at
| 81 20; so, rs and 200 do at 81 Is; 1875 and
| $50 single extra at 81 so; 200 double extra at
| SIS; SO do at SIS %; 80 treble extra at So 75;
| 800 treble extra at S., and IT'S on its merits
| on private terms. 100 half bpls superline
| sold at 50 so; Is do double extra at SIS rs,
| and rs do choice extra at So SO per half Dbl.
| CoRN-Tne market was weakened with
| better supplies and q falling off in the de-
mand. There were sales to-day of 200
sacks, of which 500 white mixed at 81 IL;
| 100 yellow. 200 and 1000 white 1t 81 l25; 100,
| 100, 100 and 200 do ut ST. Is f8 bushel.
OATs-Are dull. Sales to-day 1900 Sacks
of which 200 OHIO river at &c; 200 300 and
600 prime Western at CSC: 100, 100, 200 and
| $50 do at 64c, and $50 at 65c y bushel.
BRAN-Is tirmer to-day. 500 sacks sold at
| ST IS, and so at 81 40 per 100 lbs.
HAYS in light supply and fair local de-
mand. Prime Western is selling TO the
trade &C S27, and choice at s2S ID ton. 200
bales sold to day at sgt % ton.
PoRK-A lot of 100 bbls mess sold at $50 =
| Dbl. 1t is retailing at $50 so u Dbl.
BACoN-There were sales to-day of Scasks
shoulders at l24C: S do clear rib sides at
16l; do clear sides at 17sc; II tierces
| sugar-cured hams at 1S!c, and S do at l9c
T ID.
DRY SALT MEAr-l0 casks shoulders sold
| at tic y ID. BIB sides are held at lac, with
1870 refused.
LARD-l5 tierces pressed sold at tic, and
| rs kegs do, in three lots, q. 1Sc 70 fb.
Tierces are quoted at 16A@l7c; kegs l7}@
| lSc q Il.
BREAKFAST BAcoN-Ccmmands lS@15Sc
. ID.
LOUISIANA sRIcE-There is only light
| local demand. and prices are unchanged,
viz: Choice 6a@7lc; prime to good prime
6s@6c; ordinary to good ordinary 43@5c
- ID.
HOOP PoLEs-2o, 900 Dbl poles sold at $40
| . 1000.
HIDRs-Dry country flint hides are selling
at 16A0l6c, and dry sailed at 1S0l4c . b.
Wet city slaughter hides are steady a. Tic
for heavy. Sc for light and l1c for kips.
TALL0w-Tbe market is bare of Texas rem.
dered. which is in request at SIC p b. City
rendered is firm at loo y b.
Cor1m-Tbe stock 10 only 10 1000 bags.
which is ell in second hands, and 10 held
very firmly q l7l@lsc p y (gold duty paid)