New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-12-31


delivery. 1ises 80 unchanged. We
quote: 606l4c fo4 in19(5er; 6at @7lsc for
comm0n; 74 08ltp IL fair; 81 09tc
for good fair; 69 ID for fully fair;
9i4 . los for prime; 7454 10c for seconds and
centtifngal; 10A 6Illtc Tor yellow clarified,
aud liz q l3c for white. The market Y
NoLAaeEs Resolved to-day, 1867 bbls.
The 1onand has shown less activity, and
prices Aro easier, though without any de-
cline. The supplies were soldat IS 400 for
inferior and centrifugal; 5O055c for COM
mon; 56057c for fair; 5806lc for prime;
ga 61ss for strictly prime to choice: b3
a64c for choice.
{ FLOUR-As usual at the close Of the
month, the demand has fallen of, but the
market is firm, with scarcity of double
extra and the grades below. Superfine Y
Of; treble extra IS 1917 at IS; choice treble
extra S. 5007; choice and family extra
81 s5@8 y Dbl. Only a few small sales
were made to-day at these prices, none ex-
ceeding 100 bbls.
CORH-Is in light supply and demand.
Fifteen hundred sacks were sold to-day, Of
which 300 yellow and 800 mixed at 6Se; 100
yellow and 800 white and yellow at zoe y
busheL
OArs-The demand is limited, with light
supply on the landing. Two hundred sacks
choice st. Louis sold at SAC.
BRAN-Is in light supply, and firm. Three
hundred and 500 sacks sold at 81 30 v
100 lbs.
RYE FLouR-Some IL bbls sold at S. "
Dbl.
HAr-Is scarce and prices have advanced.
About 800 bales were sold today, of which
SO, $50, 200 and 800 prime at $50, and 50
choice at $50 v ton.
DRYISALr MEAr---A lot of 10 casks
shoulders sold at 60 v b. Rib sides are
quoted at 9Ac; clear sides at lllsc. The
stock is light.
BREAKFAST BAcON-Is in good supply.
Western is selling at l7c; Northern H0lSc
y fb.
PORK-The market is weaker oday, and
mess is offered at $2l, to arrive. One hun
dred bbls mess sold, on the spot, at $2l so.
Last evening 100 bbls mess sold, to arrive,
at $2l 50, and IS old mess, overweight, on
the spot, at $21 IS p barrel.
LARD-The stock is light and the market
is firm; 81 tierces steam-rendered sold at
l2Ac, and 20l kegs pressed at 1890 v ID.
Tierces are quoted at l2l4 q l2aac; kegs 140
14hc y Is. Ask
BAcoN-The stock is light but the de-
mand is limited, and prices are nominal.
Shoulders are quoted at 121sc clear rib
be clear sides l3lsc; sugar-cured hams
19020c " Is.
RICE-The demand for Louisiana rice is
fair and prices are steady. We continue to
quote common at SC Y 10, ordinary at &c,
prime at &c and choice at &c Y rs. No Caro-
lima in market in first hands.
observation-disclosures are selling on the
levee at So 5O04 y Dbl for Western; apples
at $507 50 y Dbl; sour krout at $507
Dbl, and cabbages at $5al0 y crate, &C
cording to size. Onions are very dull, and
are quoted nominally at 81 JO02 50 y Dbl.
BEANs-We Western white are selling at sea
7 50 and Northern white at % so y Dbl.
DRIED APPLEs-Dull at 5le 06lsc Y ID.
POULTRY AND EGGs-Western chickens
are selling ON the landing at $405 so v
dozen; geese at $S0lO, and turkeys at SIS
than ample supply and very dull at Is a lSc
y dozen for lined and 3Oc for fresh.
LARD On-Winter steamed 81 30 v gal.
BUrTER-ChOice is in fair supply and de-
mand at 500 Sc y tb for Western, and 40
44c for Northern. Roll butter 280 Bic y is.
We have no change for the better to notice
in the poorer qualities. The market is over
stocked with them, and they are almost en-
tirely neglected.
CHEEsE-Choice Western factory and re-
serve are in light supply and good demand
14lec for the latter. English dairy dull at
7017hc y Is.
SUNDRIEs--Pigs feet are selling at q 80
as Y keg; spare ribs $l5ol6 y Dbl, and
pigs tongues 808lec v Is.
Corn MEAL-COntinues scarce and IN re-
quest at So IS y Dbl for kiln dried on the
landing, and $3 50 from store.
TALLOw-Texas rendered is in demand
for export at 808lsc v tb.
CorTON SEED-GoOd local demand at
$l20A y ton, sacks returned.
SALr-The demand is good and prices are
steady. We quote dealers rates for new de-
ivered at 81 650l 20 per sack for coarse,
and 81 9Od1 % for tine; old salt dull and
501Oc per sack less than the foregoing.
When large lots are taken at warehouse by
boats q deduction is made for drayage.
Turks Island dull and nominal at Soc per
bushel. Table salt in pockets of lbs Zoe,
4 lbs SC.
WHlsKY-Them market remains unchanged.
The supply is limited and with fair de-
mand prices are steady and firm. Rectified
and 81 050l 071s for Cincinnati. Bourbon
al IS for patent, and 81 5Oa5 for pure
COFFEE-The stock in first hands is con-
fined to 1000 bags ex-Kate Agnes. The de-
mand is good and prices are firm at 153a a
Ice for ordinary, (gold duty paid,) IGN a
1850 for fair, l61s a lie for good, and IL Ii q
l7Ac for prime.
BEEF-fexas beef is in fair local demand.
The supply is increasing. We quote mess
$50 Is p Dbl, $l8020 ., fierce; clear $l2@
Is y Dbl, and $17Pl7 50 y fierce. India
mess $25 y tierce.
COrToN SEED CAKE-NO export demand.
Manufacturers shipping them on their own
account. We quote decorticated $250J0,
and undecOrticated $23 y ton Of 1000 lbs
TOBAcCO-We have no movement what
ever to record of this article during the
past semi-week. Quotations are nominal.
Receipts past three days, 2 hhds; no OK
ports. Stock, 5075 hhds.
FREIGHTs-Foreign freights exhibited no
variation. Under good demand for cotton
room, rates rule steady and firm. Coast
has dropped to &c. We quote cotton to
Liverpool at SD sail and I'D steam; Am
sterdam, sail, 1l-16d; Hamburg, sail, ll-l6d;
Bremen, sail, 1i-l6d; Antwerp, sail, 11-l6d;
Genoa, sail, Iasc; New York, steam, &e;
Philadelphia, aac. Sugar to New York,
IS 50; mOlasses, SO. TallOw to Liverpool,
sail, SIS Sd; -four to do As; oil cake to do
32s Cd q 35s.
Weekly Coffee Statement.
Messrs. Lonsdale, Marks & Co., coffee
brokers, make the following report for the
present week:
Bags.
to Jaiy /. 1870 ...'......,........' 1ae,74e
Imports from July l, to date. ........, T,1A
Stock in first hands ................. 1000
Arrivals this week.
Kennedy. nov. 1000
fraix { Agar. 1890 go 1000
Total ......................... 5000
Sales
arrived private terms ................ 1000