New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-12-03

convenient ZOE US4lEt45Y 10 Ln5 DudLs, Ca ) u
steamers. The sales today embraced 1900
hhds at 51a d size for inferior, 615 a sac for
common, 2 q 15c for good common, FAC for
fair, 808I4e for good fair, 8&4 09c for fully
fair, &c for prime, 945 094c for strictly
prime, 9l2c for choice, 49, a l0c for centri.
fugal, 10 a l024c for yellow clarified, and
la l2c for white clarified. AS the day ad-
vanced buyers appeared to have more con
fdence IN obtaining transportation and pur-
chased more freely.
hOLAsSES-The receipts were large this
morning, and embraced 1858 bbls. The re-
marks in the foregoing sugar report also
apply to this article, and prices show de-
cline of 5O6c = gallon. Nearly $500 bbls
we're sold at d 40G for common: 40 a 45c
for good fair; 46 a 48c for prime; AZ Q SIC for
strictly prime, and 53 a SAC for choice. Some
small lots strictly choice commanding sec
Y gallon.
FLouR-The market is dull and delivery
Of sales could not be made, owing to the
want of means of conveyance caused by
the horse plague. The sales to the local
trade to-day were confined to 1855 bbls, of
which 300 and 500, in lots, on private terms;
100 good treble extra at 81; 100 choice treble
extra at 81 p; 100 and IS choice treble
extra at s. 62l2; 100 do at 81 IS: %, 50 and
100 do at IS; . do At So 37l2; p a. s. 50;
100 choice extra at SO 50; 40 and 50 do at
50 rs; IS. 40 and - at $40 y Dbl.
Corn MEALS dull and only 50 bbls sold
ON the landing at 50 80 y Dbl.
POKK-Conrinues dull, with only retail
business doing at $I3 75014 v Dbl for
mess. Round lots are quoted n0minally at
SIS 50 y biol We have heard Of sale OF
about 100 bbls mess, all particulars sup
pressed.
BACoN-There was better feeling to-
day, and more inquiry, though only a retail
hucnnGS g En:uV SHp111laro o-7n+oI Of
SAC; clear rib sides 834 a878c; clear sides
9Ac y 10. 20 casks clear sides sold at the
railroad depot at 912c, and Is casks clear
sides, also at the depot, at 9Ac p Is.
LARD-Ther8 was fair demand to-day,
though the sales were mostly in small lots
and comprised l4l tierces, of which II
tierCes on private terms; 20, 25 and IS do at
refined at Sac, and 20 kegs kettle rendered
at l0c p Is.
BREAKFAST BACoN-Ts dull at 10 a l012c
for Western. and II q l242c for Northern.
HAMs-Aro dull, and prices are irregular
and unsettled. Sugar cured are quoted at
l60l8o y tb for best brands. A lot of 5
tierCes choice sugar-cured sold at I8C y ID.
DRY SALT MUAT-There was a better
demand today, with small stock on hand,
and several offers Of lac were refused for
bulk clear sides; 10 boxes shoulders sold
at 51ac, and 10 boxes long middles at 7l4c;
l05 boxes clear rib sides at Gao y TO.
WHIsKY-20 bbls Louisiana reotiied sold
at 93c, and IS bols choice Cincinnati at ODE
y gallon
BULK C0RN-There is now only one barge
load on hand. In local sales to the CRY
trade it is quoted. at IS a soc y bushel, and
in a large way for export at SIC T bushel.
sides, and 19c for clear sides.
ToBACCO-We did not hear of a sale to
day. There has been some inquiry, and
the indications are that w6 may expect
early sales which will take OFF the bulk
Of the supply unsold, which is vari-
0usly estimated at 400 and 1909 hhds.
We continue to quote Tugs 809c, low leaf
at ga 924c, medium at ga 0l024c, good at
liza 0lI34c, and fine and selections at I212
a l312c.
FREIGHTs-Nothtng has transpIred to-day
of any moment. We quote: By steam
Cotton to Liverpool al Is I6d; to Bremen
and Hamburg Id; to New York lc; moas-
ses to New York 7c y gallon. By sail
Cotton to Liverpool I932a sd: TO IIavre
lAc; to Antwerp and Bremen 12c; to Bos.
ton 78c. Tobacco to Bordeaux 60s.
We are indebted to Messrs. Burke, Ire
pagner and Co., for the following monthly
review of the market for the month Of No
yember:
PoRK-Tofal receipts during the month
10000 bbls. Con5um ption during said Pc
riod 1895 bbls. The market opened at $i9 30,
and owing to extremely reduced stock, ad-
yanced rapidly during the early part of the
month to sci. With free receipts since. the
market declined rapidly, and closes dull at
$l3 IS for new mess, $l4 for old.
LARD-Total receipts during the month
1928 tierces; consumption during the same
period 4I5i tierces The market opened at
&c for steam and kettle in tierces, and 9i4c
for refined. Owing to lower quotations
from the Western markets. prices declined
steadily during the month We now quote
the market quiet at Size for old steam ami
kettle, and 834c for refined; kegs dull a. -.
q l0c for new and cid.
BACOS-TotaI receipts OF bacon and dry
salt meat during the month, y casks.
Consumption during same period, 25-6
casks. Shoulders opened at 74c, clear rib
sides at ll24c. clear sides at i2L2C + u.
The market ruled quiet at about opening
figures until the middle of the month, when
holders gave way, and prices became en-
tirely nominal. We now quote shoulders
at 5 Is SAC. clear rib sides al sac, clear
sides &c y 70.
HAMs-The stock was nearly exhausted
during the month. and the sales were con-
fined to small lots. The market closed
nominal.
DIR Sailed Shoulders opened
at Ga for old meat and &c for new. Prices
declined since the fifteenth, and the market
closes at She for shoulders: &c for clear rib
sides, and 712c for clear sides.
INDIA BAGGING-No sales. Market n0mi-
nal.
DOMESTIC JurE BAGGING-Sales about
1900 rolls tsales at l312cl Held at 1919 3I4c.
HEMP AND FLAX BAGGING-NO large sales.
Market nominal
GUNNY BAGs-No sales, Market nominal.