New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-03-25

Cleare9 to-day. W.
Cleared pgeviously. .............. ses,5l
Burnt. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 49, S'vssS
stock On had and On ehipbcsrd. ss.434
note good demaud>and firm market. The
supplies were cold ct 506c for inferior, 6lk
07c for common, IN 06hc for fair, 81 Csc
for good fair, GA 091sc for fully fair, "a
lOc for prime, lOA a lOl4c for strictly prime,
1914 ollc for choice, 10H 0llAc for sec.
onds, II " . l2Ac for yellow clarified, and
l2l4 q 3c for white clarified. :
MoLAssEs-Received to-day I'll bbls. The
demand is good, and the supplies were sold
Is in quality. Some halfbbls fermenting
brought Sc. w
ELOUR-The market continues very dull.
Holders are anxious to realize and prices
are still lower. Superfne is now quoted
at IS Nh06; double extra e6 50; treble
extra IS 1907 Y Dbl. The principal sales
to-day were confined to 1900 bbls, OF which
As fine Ut Is 50; 50 superfnc Ut S6; 50 double
extra at IS 50; 200 treble extra at IS ~; ~
DO Ct 81; loo and 100 good treble extra r.,. at
81 Is. and 400 choice extra on private terms;
so half bbls good treble extra sold At - Y
CoRN-The supply is light and the de,
manI il fair: 6O06 sacks were sold tO-day Of
which 1881 white and 5000 white, yellow and
mixed at zoe; 100 white mixed and lOOO
white mixed in dundees at Tic Y busheI.
OATs-Are in light supply but the de-
mand is limited. About 1000 sacks were
$50 ordinary St. Louis at Csc; 100 st. Louis
at &c; 50 do at &c y bushel.
BRAN-Is unchanged. The supply is
light and prices are firm; 100 sacks sold at
81 40 p 100 lbs. 800
HAY-Is in good supply and demand. 700
bales prime Western sold at e26; 100 do at
426 50 and 200 choice ct ~ y ton.
PoRK-The market Is very dull, and prices
are still lower. Mess is Offering at $2l 3
y Dbl, and offers of $2l were refused. 1t Is
retailing at So y Dbl
BACON-Shoulder and clear rib sides are
very dull, but clear sides are in light supply
| and in request. Five casks country clear
sides sold at lilac, and S casks clear sides
| at ll%c: they are held at IL 7sc; shoulders are
| Offering at 8lAc; clear rib sides lie; sugar
cured hams are quoted at 15a4 0l6Ac.
LARD-Is dull; $50 kegs sold on private
terms; kegs are quoted at l3la l3sc
tierces 1910 l2lac for kettle rendered, and
1924 q 13c for refined.
| DRY SALT MEAT-ShOulders quoted at &c.
| rib sides 9lsc; clear rib lOc; clear sides lie
| BREAKFAST BAcON-Is quoted at Is q 6t
| p ID.
NAVAL SroREs-New crop virgin dir
rosin has been received, and is held ut IS y
Dbl; old crop neglected, and quotations
nominal. Spirits turpentine scarce and firm
at 70c y gallon.
$304 y Dbl, as in quality. No onions o.
apples coming in now. Cabbages 81 010
box. Horse radish IS p Dbl.
WHIsKY-Rectified whiskies are dull, ane
are offered at s. y gal for sgood proof
Bourbon 81 5005 for pure, as IN quality
and q al Is for patent
Corn MEALS in good supply and dull
We quote kiln-dried 8 1898 Is = Dbl OF
the levee, and s. 2503 81 y from store.
COTTON Seeds quoted on the levee q
$l2 y ton without and $l4 a 10 with sacks
TOBACCO--Has been inactive since our re
port of last Wednesday, Only one transac
ton of hhds is reported. Receipts are in
creasing, but exporters are checked by tn
high rate of ocean freights- We quote lug
534 &c: low leaf Z 071sc; medium leaf ~
0Sc; good 8083ac; fine GLE a gaze p it.
RICE-NO new features to notice in thi
market. The demand is only moderate, bu
prices are firm. Carolina is quoted at 80.
y Is for prime, GA a 9asc for good. and 81
09c for fair: and Louisiana at 8ss a SC 70
prime, TIC for ordinary, and 606lec to
| common. .,t -.
Cow PEAs-Are dull and lower. w
| now quote yellow clay Carolina at % Z:
mixed at 81 5O02 60, and black 81 Is
bushel.
CoFFEE-The cargo of the bark Heller
5000 bags tnot previously e reported, sold aoao
hands, and 90 West on private terms. TIL
stock in first hands is 1000 bags. There
good demand to-day, and negotiation
are pending as we close. Prime (golt
duty paid), is quoted at 15A l5aic; goo
l4as disc: fair 14A a l4l4c y Is.
SALT-The consumptive demand is ligh
We quote dealers rates at u 1901 ID
sack for Liverpool coarse and 81 150l
for fine. When large lots are taken
drayage. No cargo sales to report. Tab
salt in pockets 21sc, 3lsc and 7lsc.
POULTRY AND EGGs-Chickens sell on IL
landing at $607 v dozen; geese at $50
and turkeys at $20022 v dozen. Yves
ern eggs are plenty, and sell on the levee &
l50l8c y dozen.
BEANs-Are in better supply and price
are easier. White Western sell at IS 20 a
y Dbl s-a t,.
BUrrER-Choice ia in light supply an
good demand at 43 a 44c v Ii for Goshe
and q q SOC for Western. Inferior qualiti'
in more than ample supply and dull at Is
:s2c for Northern and l21s 022c for Western
FREIGHTs-Tonnage is still very scare
and the demand for room is active at fu
rates. Vessels can not be had at all II
Western produce. The coastwise deman
is good, and rates in that direction a
buoyant. We quote cotton to Liverpoo
sail, Inc; to German ports, sail, 1910
oil cake to Liverpool. 350Hs Sd; oil, ;
cotton to New York and Philadelphi
steam, nc; sugar, IS; molasses, 81; fOu
75c; corn, l8c. Tobacco to New York $40
hid.