New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-11-23

| Stock on hand and on shpboard-baies ..... 1854
To-days exports embraced 1919 bales to
| Liverpool, 1857 to Cork, for orders, 1929 to
| Barcelona, and 705 to Vera Cruz. Receipts
proper since last evening, S24S bales, against
| 1907 last year, making an aggregate since
| 81 ,53l for the corresponding time last week,
and q ,0O2 last year, and since August 81
| of s;59, 93S bales, against 253 1897 last year.
SUGAR-Only 185 hhds were received this
morning, but most of yesterdays receipts
| were comprised in to-day's supplies. There
was an active demand to-day, and prices are
tirmcr. Some holders were not offering
their stocks, and were holding them for
higher prices. About 1000 hhds were sold
st ~. aSc for common; GA a sac for good
common; &c for fair; 9l4c for good fair; 9sa
a Zoe for fully fair; lose for fully fair to
prime; l0s4 a lie for prime; IL lac for
choice; loc for centrifugal; lie for yellow
clarified and l2c for white.
MoLAssEs-Received this morning, 600
bbls. The demand Is fair. and about 1000
bbls-inost of the supply-sold at 3O04Oc
for fair; sc for good; 63 q SIC for prime; Csc
for strictly prime, and G6 q &c for choice.
FLOUR-Supertine is scarce and in request,
but other grades are in supply and dull
About 1900 bbls were sold today, of which
40, 50 and $50 superfne at 81 IS; 50 and
100 treble extra at S. IS; IS choice treble
extra at Sc so; 100 choice extra at 81 l2h;
100 choice extra at 81 IS, and lsD treble
extra on private terms.
CORN-Is in fair supply and moderate de-
mand. Sales today 1000 sacks. OF which
500 white in 6uilaps in poor order at 75c;
500 white at 7607Sc; 200 and 300 yellow
mixed at S5c, and 50 yellow at 92lsc T.
bushei.
OATs-The market is iirner Eight hun
bred sacks were sold today, of which 300
st. Louis at SIC; 100 at 52isc; 200 at SIC: 100
Galepa, and $50 barley oats at $50 y
bushel.
BRAN-Is quiet and the market is rather
weaker. One hundred and fifty sacks sold
at 81 10 T. 100 lbs.
HATS in fair supply and moderate de-
nand. About 600 bales we're sold to-day. Of
which 100 ordinary Western at 81 SO; so
and 200 prime at $2S; 40 do at 500, and so
choice at $50 y ton.
PoRK-The market is dull and declining.
$50 bbls mess were sold to-day, of which 100
and 200 ON private terms; SO and 100 at
1913 SO y Dbl. 1t is quoted at $23 IS 023 so
y Dbl, and is retailing at $A so y Dbl.
BREAKFAST BACON-Northern sell at 22c;
Western 221s a 23c " Is.
BACON-The market is vet bare of Sides
Shoulders are dull atl3c for inferior, and
13lac for choice. Sugar-cured hams are dull
at 23024c Tor ordinary, ana 20 U2bc Tor
choice. Shoulders are retailing at 1874 q
l4c y ft.
LARD-20 tierces new kettle rendered sold
at 14%c. Tierces are quoted at 4a4 q Ice
for new and old. Only q retail business is
doing in kegs at 1Sa l8lsc for old.
DRY SALT MEAT-Shouiders arc quoted at
wholesale at l2c. They are retailing at
1924 % l3c p Is.
LOUISIANA RICE-The market is ex-
tremely dull and prices are Mc v Is easier.
Choice is quoted at 8A 0S1ac; prime IA a
FAC: ordinary Ga 07c v fb.
Texas BEEF-New Texas clear beef is in
moderate supply, but there is only local
demand at $l3 500l4 50 " Dbl, and $50
20 y tierce. Mess, suitable for export, will
soon come in freely.
FRUIr-LOuisiana oranges are in good
supply and demand at 50 y Dbl; no foreign
here lemons are selling at sc y box for
Malaga; bananas at. ST 5005 y bunch;
cocoanuts $6@7 y LOG; pine apples So "
dozen.
observation-disclosures are selling on the
landing at % 1898 y dozen for Ohio, and
1922 50 for St. Louis; onions at IS y Dbl:
apples at e405 50; cabbages $8al2 y
crate; sour krout 4708 y Dbl.
P0uLrRx AND Ecos- Chickens are selling
on the landing at t507 Y dozen; geese e