New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-07-09

CORY There is little Or none on the
LANDING; the demand is good and prices arr
still higher. Sales today 200 sacks, Of
which 100 yellow at 81. 10; 400 white mixed
at q Is; 500 white at 81 is; 100 and 200 do
at 81 ~, and GOO white, in lots, at 81 Is v
IW Tbs. The sales are mostly from store.
Weeks sales, 20,250 sacks; receipts, 9737;
exports, ll,2l4.
OATs-Are also in good demand and
firmer; 1000 sacks were sold to-day. of which
10 sacks ordinary at Coo; $50 light at Gle;
1OOO st Louis at &c; 100 and 1000 at 63c; 100
and ESQ Galena at 64c y bushel. Weeks
Sales sales, $500 sacks; receipts, 1903; exports,
BRAN-400 sacks sold at 81 05, and 200 at
81 OLE y 100 lbs. Weeks sales, $500 sacks;
receipts, 2547: exports, $40.
| HAYS dull, and prime is quoted at $22
| y ton. Weeks sales, 1000 bales; receipts,
752; exports, IS.
| PoRK.The market is quiet, but is very
hrm, at S3l 80 y Dbl for mess. 1t is retail
| ing at $:52 Weeks sales, $50 bbls receipts,
| 49,; exports, 80.
! BAcoN-The demand is good, the stock
| has been considerably reduced, and prices
are still higher; 10 casks shoulders sold at
l42c; III ditto clear rib sides at II l9c: 9
ditto clear sides on private terms, but sub
sequently, shoulders were held at I4aac,
clear RIB sides at I734c, clear sides at 1S3ac,
with Job sales at these prices and none to
ne had Tor less: sugar-cured hams command
23923l9c y fb. Weeks sales, 300 casks
ana tierces; receipts 233 casks, 179 boxes
lI3 tlerces: exports, sc casks and tierces.
LOUISIANA RICE-The market is bare of
supplies, and prices are very firm at 10 a
OAc y IS for choice; 9la a gaze for prime,
and &c for good ordinary.
EsCULENTs-Louisana potatoes are sell
at So 5004 y Dbl; onions at S2a2 so. and
y hi
POULTRY AND EGGs-Chickens sell on the
landing at $7QS = dozen for grown, and
" "a for young. and turkeys at $40 25 T.
dozen. Eggs are in good supply and sell at
10 017c T. dozen on the levee
BUTTER-Choice Goshen and choice West
ern are III good request at full prices. We
quote the former at 81 a 36c, and the latter
nominal
CHEEsE-There is n better demand for
choice grades, and prices are tirmer We.
quote factory at ID 0l4c v Ii. Inferior |
descriptions nominal. |
BEANs-Are now dull at 81 so T. Dbl for |
Northern, and 81 for Western.
Com MEAL-Continues dull at s. 75a5 |
+ Dbl from store; 80 bbls sold at the latter
price.
BAcGISG-The consumptive demand is
lar Tor this season of the year. Holders
continue very firm. and we quote India at
81 70 a 33c in bales and Bic in rolls, domestic
lutte BIC. Hemp and fax baggin 30 32c,
as in quality.
BREAKFAST BACON-Western is selling at
Il y a lSc: Northern ISL. a l9c 70 fb.
LARD-Retined is in request, and COM
mands full prices, but the descriptions are
dull. 10 tierces refined sold at Toe; 50 do
DO at l6i9c; 30 do do at l6a4c y fb. Weeks
sales us kegs. $50 tierces; receipts 200
'lerces, 40 kegs: exports 2lO tierces.
DRY SALT ME.T-Shoulders are quoted |
1t l3l. a l3iec u fb.
IOBkCCO.-Since our review of last Wed
lesday the market has been completely in
letIve, and We have not heard of single |
ale. Exporters can not obtain freight
Dom. The supply is heavy. and there Is a
arge assortment of German tobaccos. We