New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-03-09
81 rs 100 do at 81 s7.;:2oo do at So: 50 do at

50 TO-
CoRN-Is in good supply and fair demand.
Sales to-day; 10, 200 SKIS, of which 1000 white
sold at 81 O6; 200 do at 81 O8; 1850, 200 and
100 white, 5000 and 5000 white and yellow at
81 10 per bushel.
OATs-Are in good supply and fair de-
mand, but at rather firm prices. Sales to-day
of 31O0 sacks. of which $50, 500, 2Sl and CIV
at Csc; 15S, $50 and 500 Galena at CSC; 2oo
and $50 do at &c per bushel.
BsAN-The supply is light again, ana pr
ces are frmer $50 and 500 sacks solo a'
50 y 100 lbs.
HAY-Is in light supply and fair demand ];
1877 bales prime Western sold at $50 per 'on'
choice commands $36.
PoRK-Is dull, and we quote mess nomi-
nally at S2S so u Dbl. 1tls retailing at s2S
u Dbl.
A limited retail business is doing at BE u ID
for shoulders; 164c for clear rib sides; l73c
for clear sides, and 1870 for sugar-cured
hams.
LARD-The market is dull at 15ac y b for
tierCes. Kegs are III better supply, and are
held at lSc u ID.
DRY SALT MEAT-Shoulders are retailing
at llac; rib sides 1870; clear rio sides lac;
clear sides l55c u ID.
BREAKFAST BACoN-Is scarce, and CON-
MAIDS l9a@2Oc. u ID.
LOUISIANA RiCE-The market continues
dull, there being no demand for shipment,
and only limited local business. Wequote
Domiually at 7lc for choice; 6387c for prime
to good do; 5t@6c for ordinary to good do;
and 45@5c for inferior.
PoULTRY AND EGGs-Chickens were selling
on the landing at S. soar u dozen; geese
at $500 and turkeys at $50 q dozen. Eggs
are trmer and now command, On the levee,
2S630c y dozen.
CoFFEE-The stock in first hands is ex-
hausted, but the dealers hold about 10000
bags. Four cargoes are on the way. Prime
is quoted firm at 115@174c (gold duty paid);
good l65Dl6gc; fair i6@l64c y tb.
CORN MEALS in fair supply aud demand.
It is quoted at S4 1905 % Dbl on the landing
and S5@5 25 from store, according to brand.
100 bb.s Oh ice sold on the landing at SIS
u Dbl.
Observation-Disclosures are dull at 81 500
/ 60 y barrel for St. Louis, and 81 for Ohio.
Onions were firm at 81 25@4 so II bbl for
Ohio. Apples 81 50@4 y Dbl, as in quality.
BUTTER-Is also neglected. The only de-
mand is for strictly choice. Stocks are
ample. We quote choice Western at 25@
CSC; inferior l5@20c; choice Goshen $50
Acc; common 3O035c y ID.
CHEEsE-The market is well supplied, and
there is scarcely any demand. Western
factory is quoted nominally st 16@17c; En-
glsh dairy at zoe, and Northern factory at
lI3DlSc e 10.
SALT-Continues very dull. The dealers
sell Liverpool coarse at 81 60Gl IS, and
fine at 81 75@1 so per sack; when large lots
are taken at warehouse by boats a de-
duction is made for drayage.
WHIsKY-Rectified Is dull at 975c@S1 023
% gallon for choice. and 99095c Tor low
proof; Bourbon 81 65@5 q gallon.
BEANs-Are in small demand at S7@8 q
bbl for white Western, and S. 5O@9 for
Northern.
STAR CANDLEs-Are in light jobbug de-
mand at I34@l3tc % ID for II OF; lG3@lG2c |
for IA OF, and l94@l9kc for full weight.
TALLow-There is at present little or no |
demand for export. Texas rendered is quo.
ted at 9t0-c, and city at 94@10c y ID.
BAGGING- India baggiDg, in rolls, is re.
failing at 23@235c y yard, and 24925c in |
bales. Kentucky do 26@27c y yard.
Iron TIEs-Are retailing at 646-c u ID. |
ToBACCo-Since our review of last Satur- |
day, the market has been very dull. The |
only sales that have TRANSFERRED are ! hid |
new Mt &c; do at l05c; 3 do at lie; l do |
1t 114c, ana old At l5c u 10. The receipts |
are il Increasing very fast, but the stock Of |
new on sale is yet very small The decline |
IN gold and exchange has unsettled the |
market, and quotations are impossible.