New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-03-12

l, SIG. S7S bales, against 6S6, 142 last year.
The weeks exports comprise 49, 6l bales,
embracing "a, 144 to Liverpool, l0,775 to
Havre, 1927 to Bremen, 3158 to Narva, 349
to Vera Cruz, 1888 to New York, and 375 to
Philadelphia
STATEMENT OF COTTON.
Stock ca hand September l. .s6s-bales. 10
Arrived since last statement. .......... 7,731
Arrived previously. GIG a22-s23' 1853
Total. sM,53
0eared previously and burnt GAO
Daies) .0isi'i @-oo GO"
Stock On hand and on shipbo.rd-bsles ..2s6. 6A
Liverpool, 1868 to Havre. ana Clio to New
York. We have deducted from exports the
exports 529 bales excessive to Liverpool
yesterday. Receipts proper since Friday
evening $1,000 bales, against 1885 last
week, and since September l, S76,87S
bales against CSC, l42 last year.
SUGAR-The receipts this morning en-
braced about 200 hhds. The market is quiet,
with moderate demand at previous prices;
inferior Sc, common Si@9c, fair 9a@l0c, good
fair to fully fair l0q@llsc. prime l2c, choice
I21gl2tc, yellow clarified 13c, white lao
l4ic per ID. Weeks sales 900 hhds; receipts
2l20 hhds; exports IS hhds; imported from
Cuba sos boxes.
MoLAssEs-Some 400 bbls were received
this morning. The demand is only moder.
ate, at 40@50c for fermenting, 64@65c for
prime, not fermenting, and 5O@75c for city
refinery reboiled. Weeks sales $50 hbls; re-
ceipts 1886 bbls; exports l04 bbls.
ARRIVALS FROM THE WEsT-The steamers
", J. Lewis and Pauline Carroll, from st.
Louis: Emperor and Strader, from Cincin-
natl; Mary Houston and G. B. Church, from
Louisville, have arrived since our review
Of yesterday.
IN TlNa aNlyn ~, txy
of the lower grades and q scarcity of choice
descriptions. The lower grades are dull
and cheap; choice is dear and in request.
Fine is now quoted at 81 so; superfne
81 S71@5; double extra SIS so; treble extra
Sc 25(G6, rs: choice and family extra s7@
so a9 Dbl Sales to-day 1000 bbls, of
which Is fine at S. Is; $50 choice extra at
Sc s75; ESQ do at 81 625; 100 do at s. 50;
ITS do at 81 IS, and l25 treble extra at Sc.
Weeks sales ID 900 bbls; receipts $3.50;
exports 7143. State inspection or branded
-four commands about 125@25c u Dbl more
than the above quotations.
CoRN-Is in good supply and dull. The
sales to-day are confined to 1850 sacks, OF
which 700 inferior at zoe, and $50 prime
white at 81 OF % bushel. Weeks sales 49,
$50 sacks; receipts 76 96l; exports 1915.
OATs-Are in good supply and fair de.
mand. but at lower rates. There were sales
to-day of 5000 sacks, of which 1900 and 1000
at 64c; 583 and 700 sacks at Csc y bushel.
Weeks sales. Ii, 200 sacks; receipts, 55,417;
exports, 2845.
BRAN-Some supplies have been received,
and sales made at 81 IS u 100 DIS. Weeks
receipts, $780,
selling in small lots to the trade at S38@39
% ton for prime Western, though 219 bales
sold at S37 y ton. Weeks sales, 900 bales;
receipts 1914: exports, 1856.
Dry SALT MEAT-A lot of 10 casks shout
ders sold at l9sc p tb, and thirty boxes do on
private terms. Weeks sales, $4,000 lbs;
receipts, liz, $50 DE. :.
LARD-Is very dull; Is tierces pressed sold
at l5c % Ii; so do kettle rendered at lac, and
100 kegs on the landing on private terms.
Tierces are quoted at l40f49c; kegs l79l7sc
"a ID. Weeks receipts, 1886 tierCes, 1854
kegs; exports, 457 tierees.
BACoN-Is very dull and only retail bust
ness is doing, at l2!c y % TOR shoulders; 16
@l6ic for clear rib sides; l63@l1c for clear
sides, and l7501sc for sugar-cured hams.
10 casks clear sides, in two lots, and one OF
20 casks do, brought 17c y b. Weeks re.
ceipts, 1866 casks, 488 boxes, 766 tierces.
BREAKFAST BACoN-Is scarce, and CON.
mands 193@2Oc u ID.
PoRK-The market is very dull and only a
retail business is doing at S2S@20 so Per Dbl
for mess. Weeks sales 500 bbls. Receipts
5I57 bbls-l20 hhds. Exports SO bbls.
BEANs-Are duh and nominal at S7@8
per Dbl for white Western and IS 50G9
CHEEsE-The demand is confined to retail
and Job lots. The stock is large. We quote
nominally Western reserve 15@15lc, factory
16@17c, English dairy 19@19ac. northern
cream lst@l9c, English dairy 20@20sc v D.
LOUISIANA RICE-The local demand Is
moderate, and there is nothing doing for
oh; lie ara Ghn'Ha
quoted at 7@74c % b; prime TO good do
at 6@6lc; ordinary to good do 5@52c' u b.
BUTrER-The demand is very light. and,
with good supply, prices are very firm
Choice Western is quoted at 25928c; infe-
rior nominally l5@2Oc; choice Goshen $50
4Oc; common 3O@35c u u.
Observation-Disclosures continue dull and
plentiful at 81 25@1 so % Dbl for st. Louis,
and 81 90@2 for choice Ohio. Onions
81 50@5 u Dbl no st. Louis in market
Apples are frmer. choice Ohio being now
quoted 81 50@5 Is . bbl No sour krout
or cabbages here. Green peas are eX-
tremely dull at S. % Dbl.
POULTRY AND EeGs-Chickens are selling
on the landing at $7@7 SO u dozen. Geese
at $500, and turkeys at S32@36 per dozen.
Eggs are in better supply and not so firm,
They are now quoted 26g2Sc y dozen.
FREIGHTs-The demand for Havre room
continues active and rates are firm, but for
Liverpool there is not much doing. The Of
ferings coastwise are very light. The Vic
tor and Cromwell went to Havana to obtain
cargoes. There is nothing at all doing for
Boston.
By Steo'n-Cotton to Liverpool 9-l6d; to
New York &c; to Boston &c. Flour to New
York Goo % Dbl; beef to do zoe u Dbl, and
81 Is % tierce.
BIZ Sal-Cotton to Liverpool ID; to Havre
l5-l6@lc; to Bremen lc; to Boston &c. Oil
cake to Liverpool, 3os u ton.
CORK MEALS in fair supply and demand.
1t is quoted at 81 1906 % Dbl on the land
ing, and aS5@5 % from store. Sc and
SO barrels sold from store at S. rs, and Is at
81 rs per Dbl.
WHIsKY-Is in good supply and moderate
demand. Choice rectiied is quoted at Sl0
l O2tc; Indiana st 92a@95c; choice white
wheat at 81 0501 Oh % gal; bourbon is selling