New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-03-23
ave arrived since our review of yester-

have arrived since our review Of yester-
day.
FLoUR-We note q well supplied and dull
market, with some speculative demand.
however. Fine is quoted al So 1904; super
fine ct 81 25@4 37.; double extra .$5 70;
treble extra SIS 1906 so; choice extra $6 70
OF so, and family extra 81 1908 SO DBL
There were sales to-day of $500 bbls, OF
which so and 100 super6ne at 81 so; 20O 40
at 81 %; 1877 treble extra at S.; 250 90 At
Sc rs; 100 choice extra at So; 500 choice ex.
ira taken by dealer, and 2oOo super1nIane
taken on speculation, on private terms; 10Y,
500. 500 and CTS treble extra on private
terms.
CoRN-Is in fair supply and dull, without
any change in prices. Sales to-day Z5OO
sacks, of which 500 and 1000 white at
81 05; and 700 do at 81 OF. =.
OArs-Are in fair supply, but the market is
firmer throughout. Sales to-day 5000 sacks,
of which 400 and 5000 at Gle; 100, 1000 and
$50 at &C ~ bushel.
BHAN-Is dull. On Saturday, not reported,
500 sacks sold at ST. %. To-day $50 sacks
sold at 81 Is % 100 lbs.
HAYS in fair supply, the demand is
only moderate, and prices are easier for
buyers. leo bales prime Western sold at
S3l u ton, and 100 do at $50. Prime to choice
is jobbing on the landing at S32@34 y ton.
PoRK-Is dull, with holders asking S2S rs
@28 SO a3 Dbl for mess, and BUYERS offering
s2S. 1t is retailing at SIS 1909 Dbl:
There were sales to-day of 265 bbls mess, OF
which 40 at s2S; 100 at S2S 12ll; 100 at -, and
25 at 1913 375 u Dbl.
BACON is also dull with retail and job
business doing at l15@l14c for shoulders;
154@15lc for clear riD sides, and l6a@l64c
for clear sides. 20 and 20 casks clear sides
sold in four lots at 16ac q D.. Sugar cured
hams arr frmer. They are quoted at l7@lSc
u ID. 10 tlerces choice sold at l6c Ss b. 10
at 17c. and rs at l75c. Yesterday not re-
ported, 20 casks clear sides sold at l6Sc
U ID.
LARD-45 tierces kettle rendered sold at
lac; and so and 80 kegs pressed at lie y D..
Dry SALT MBAT-Shoulders are jobbing at
10@1Oac ID b. 10 casks sold to day at 1Oc
a3 d.
tHBREAKFAsr BACoN-Is selling at 1S@lssc
u Ii.
WHIsKY-Is very dull and prices are
easier. Choice recti6ed is quoted at 9oc0
ST., and ordinary at 90@95c y gallon.
BUrTER-Choice Goshen is in request at
full prices but inferior and Western are
dull and heavy. We quote choice Goshe n
at 40@4lc; common 30@35c; choice West
ern 26@3Oc; inferior 15@15c % ib.
CHEEsE-Is selling very slowly and sup
plies are more than ample. We quote
round lots nominally at l5@l55c for Western
reserve; 16@l7c for factory; 1S@19c for
English dairy; 17a@18sc Northern factory;
ls@l9c for English dairy, and 10000 for
cream.
EsCULENTs-P otatoes are sitter. and ST..
Louis now sell readily on the landing at
81 5O@l Is, and Ohio at S2@2 Is q Dbl.
Onions are steady at S6@G so II bbl. No
apples on the market.
POULTRY AND EGGs-Chickens sell on the
landing at SS@8 SO ~ dozen; geesa at $500,
and turkeys at s36@40 u dozen. Eggs are
firm at 2S@30c v dozen.
SALr-The demand for the interior con-
tinues fair and prices are steady. Dealers
rates 81 65@l 20 u sack for fine, and
are taken at warehouse By boats deduc.
zion is made for drayage. Turks Island
ST. 50@l IS u sack.
BEEF-But little Texas beet is coming in
now, and the stock on hand is small. Choice
extra mess in bbls is in demand for the
local trade, and is quoted at $13@14, while
clear and ordinary are offered at Sll@l3 u
Dbl.
NAVAL SToREs-There ia only limited
local demand for rosin at 81 5O@2 IS 4
Dbl for No. and pale and -@S2 for COM
mon. Spirits turpentine is iobbing at
47@47Ac % gallon. Tar is selling at 81 g.
quarter Dbl. 50 SO % half Dbl, SIS 60@3 rs %
Dbl, and 81 1906 y 40 gallon Dbl.
TALLow-Is in demand for shipment. 200
packages Texas rendered sold at sc y b.
City rendered is quoted at 9d@94c % b.
CoFFEE-The cargo of the Topeka--533l
bags-sold yesterday evening to dealer on
private terms. leaving the market bare Of
stocks in first hands. Prices are firm at
l75@l72c % b gold duty paid; l63 9l6gc
for good, and l6@l6ic for fair.
TprIcyANA RTCP-I'hp market Is very
quiet, with heavy stock on hand. Choice
is quoted at 64@7ic; prime to good do 6
@6Ic; good ordinary 54@54c d ID. The
lower grades are entirely neglected.
Corn MEAL-Continues dull. hiin-dried
from the landing is quoted at 81 5O@4 70,
and from store at 81 1905 % Dbl. 100 bbls
sold on the landing al 81 SO % Dbl.
ToDAcCo.-The market has been more
animated during the past three days. Ex-
port buyers for the German markets have
purchased Tugs and low lesf at prices quite
satisfactory to factors The market may
be said TO have now opened, though quota
tions are not yet fully established. The
sales embrace bids Tugs at SIC; IA Jugs 70
common leaf at &c; GO Tugs aud low leaf at
1Osc; SO at 101c; leaf at llBc, and Old
leaf at l3c u Is.
TOBACCO STATEMENT,
Stock on hand Sept I, ls69-hhds...,... 763e
Received previously .......,......... $50 2e2E
IO6lt
Exports past three days -...-..-..-.---. ,as5
Exports previously. ..........-.-.-..,t... 5.763 ~
Broken up for baling, etc. ............. 800 6oe
-
Stock on hand and on shipbosrd. ....... 1875
The clearsnces embrace 20 hhGs to Bar
celona, 50 to Bremen, % to New York and
to Indianola.
FnEIGHTs-Both foreign and coastwise
freghts are exceedingly dull, and rates fol
the latter are entirely nominal. Liverpool
sail is now heavy at 1920:
Bu Stea7n-Cotton to New York &c; tt
Rosfon Ic. to Iiunrnnnl Ql6d. flnur to New