New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-03-11

morning comprised 428 hhds sugar, 19l bbla
and 65 half bbls molasses. There was bet
ter demand. and q fair extent Of business was
done at SC y b for inferior; 83@9c for COM
mon; 9s@10c for fair; l0l@llsc for good
fair to fully fair; 12c for prime; l24@l23c for
choice; l3c for yellow clarified and lao
l44c " Ii for white sugar; 4O@50c y gallon
for fermenting molasses; 65 7tcf or prime
not fermentpg; and 50@75c tor city re-
finery reboiled.
| ARRIVALS FROM THE WEST The steamers
Kenton, from Cincinnati, Grand Eta, from
Cairo, Glasgow, from Pittsburg, Bee and
barges, from st. Louis, and Longworth,
| from Louisville. have arrived since our re-.
view of yesterday.
FLoUR-The market is in good supply
| and dull at barely sustained prices for the
| lower grades, while choice is in request
and firm. Sales to-day 1000 bbls, of which
1856 fine at S.; 800 super at S. 20; 800 do
at IS 25;. Is do at s. 80; 300 treble extra
on private terms; 50 choice extra at Sc S7t;
100 do at 81; so do at ST 05; 100 do at
81 Is; 26S do at 81 SO, and 100 do at 81 IS
% Dbl.
CoRN-Is in fair demand, but at lower
rates. There we're sales to-day of 1900 sacks,
of which 1900 yellow mixed at 81 O5; 1000
and 1000 white at ST O7s, and 1000 do at
81 09 % bushel.
OATs-Are quiet and unchanged. 800, $50
Galena at 66c.
BRAN-Is scarce and firm at So y 100 lbs.
HAYS in light supply, and is selling to
the trade at So d ton for prime Western.
PORK The market is very dull, and there
is no settled prices. Yesterday, not report
ed, lot of l60 bbls mess sold at S2S SO y
Dbl. To-day 20 bbls sold in three lots at
S2S so 10 Dbl. 1t is offering at wholesale at
S28. with no buyers. 1t is retailing at $2S
@2S SO b Dbl.
BAcoN-Is very dull, with shoulders ask
ingl2ic; clear rib sides l6Ic; clear sides l6i
@l7c b 10, and only retail sales. 10 tierces
sugar-cured hams sold at 174c, ana 10 do at
l5c % ID.
Dry SALT MEAT-Shoulders are quoted at
wholesale at $lOac y ID. day or two since
there were sales by auction of 800, 600 lbs at
&c for heads, SC for joles, &c for rumps, %
Wl0c for shoulders, l03@l0Sc for hams, and
12sc for rib sides.
LARD-Is dull and lower. Tierces are re-
failing at l5c; ke2 TIC ~ Ii. By auction, IS
bbls sold at l4s@l4sc y ID.
BREAKFAST BACoN-Is scarce, and com.
mands l9s@20c " ID.
LOUISIANA RICE-Continues very dull,
and prices have declined 4@ac q ID. We
now quote nominally at 7@74c % tb for
choice; 6@65c for prime to good do; 5@5ac
for ordinary to good do. The stock is large,
and receipts continue liberal.
SALT-The demand for Liverpool salt is
light, and prices are easier. The dealers
are selling coarse at 81 5O@1 IS, fine at
81 65@1 20 per sack; when large lots are
taken at warehouse by boats a deduc-
ton is made for drayage.
MALT AND HoPs-Choice spring Canada
malt is in fair request at 81 FOOL IS q
bushel, but other kinds are neglected and
quotations nominal. Hops are plentiful
and sell slowly at 10000 % 10 for Western,
and 25@279c for New York.
NAVAL SToREs-There is only a limited
demand for rosin for the local trade, and
none for the West. No. 2 is quoted at 50,
and mo. l to pale at So 50@3 % barrel. |
Spirits turpentine is iobbing slowly at
47@47bc u gallon.
STARcH-Western is iobbing st &c, and |
selling in round lots at &c per ID.
FREIGHTs-Foreign treights are active,
and rates firm, but domestic are dull and |
dropping.
By Steom-Cotton to Liverpool 9-l6d; to
New York &c; to Boston &c. Beef to New |
York 81 Is u tierce, roc % Dbl: -four to do !
50@65c u bbl; flour to Boston, zoe.
By SdI-Cotton to Liverpool Sd: to Havre |
l5-1G@lc; to Bremen &c. OIL cake to Liver |
pool, Dos II ton; do to London, 35s Sd.