New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-12-27

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Stock on hand and on slipboard-bales. 1871 .069
Receipts proper since Saturday evening
ll,l57 bales against IL ,l37 last year, max
ing an aggregate since Friday evening OF
ELISA bales against l5,76S for the cOrrespOn-
ding time last week aud 20,792 last year, and
since August 81, Of AGRA. bales, against
423.O25 last year.
SUGAR-Received this morning 1886 hhds'
sales to-day are confined to 600 hhds. on the
basis of 6061sc for inferior; Ga 07i4c for
common; Ia 08Ac for fair; ga 0Slac for
good fair; 80. 0sAc for fully fair; 91s a l0c
for prime 7ls q l0c for seconds and centrifu-
gal; 1924 011kc for yellow clarified, and
liz a l3c for white.
MOLAssEs-Received to-day 1000 bbls. The
demand continues active, prices are firmer,
and the supplies were all sold at IS a Soc for
for fair; 5G058c for prime; 59a Coo for
strictly prime. and Gle for choice.
FLOUR-The market is inactive to-day.
and the principal sales are confined % 100
treble extra at Sc IS; 100 do at Sc s., and
3 choice extra at ST. Supertine is held at
S. IS; double extra S. 9O06.
CoEN-Is in fair demand at about pre-
vious prices; 1000 sacks were sold, of which
400 white, 1900 white and yellow, 1000 and
yellOW NJ WC Sul wv Wultc duu
800 yellow at &c v bushel.
OXTs-Are quiet but firm. About 636
sacks were sold, of which 100 and $50 at
SIC 8 6and 100 do at 55c y bushel for st.
Louis.
|. BRAs-Is quiet at 81 25a 80 " 100 lbs.
HAY-Tbe supply on the landing is light;
so bales primo Western sold at $27 30, and
30 choice at $2s Y ton.
A lot Of 81 bales of sheaf oats sold at
$26 50 v ton.
PoRK-Last Saturday, not reported, 100
bbls mess sold at 81 50. To-day 10 bbls
mess sold at So, 10 do at 81, IS, and 10 do
at go 50 y Dbl.
DRY SALT MEATS casks shoulders sold
in lots at sac. They are quoted at 8ssc y
ft. Hams II " 0l2c.
BACON-Clear sides are quoted at l31sc;
clear rib l3c; sugar-cured hams lo023c y
tb. There are no shoulders here.
LARD-A lot of 50 tierces packers sold at
l2Ac. Terces are quoted at liz 1l29c;
kegs 1914 0l4c.
BREAKFAST BACON-Western is quoted at
I70l7lac; Northern l8 else u Is.
RICE-The demand is better for both Car
| DINA and Louisiana rice. and prices are
steady IS tierces Carolina sold, to arrive,
on private terms. Louisiana rice is quoted
at SC v fb for common, &C for ordinary, &c
| for prime and Sc for choice.
l
on the landing at $305 !, dozen, geese at
| $90ll, and turkeys at $lS@M y dozen.
Eggs are plenty and dull at 20 025c v dozen
| for Western, and BE for fresh.
BAGGING-Is still dull Dealers sell India
| at Csc y yard in bales, and 23lec in rolls;
domestic jute at Csc; hemp and flax at 26c
! Y yard.
| 05l1c Y ID.
| TALLOw-Texas rendered is in good de
| mand for export at 8 08lsc v fb. City rem.
dered is held at 8Ac y Is.
| COrroN SEED CAKE-There are no sales
making for export, manufacturers shipping
| on their own account. Decorticated is held
at $2503O y ton Of 1000 lbs; undecorti
Gated $23 " ton.
| CoTToN Seeds coming in pretty freely
and sells at $l204 v ton, sacks returned
WHIsKY-COntinucs scarce and in de-
mand at 81 O5 and 81 O71s v gallon fol
Western rectified. 50 bbls Indiana sold in
lots at al OH y gallon:
Com MEALS in fair demand and
moderate supply. Kindred 80 g y BIB
| ON the levee, and 50 so from store.
SALT-The demand continues good fOs
late arrivals. We quote Gale of 1000 sacks
coarse Just out Of veeset for packing ptr