New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-09-10

To-day's exports embraced 1879 bales to
Liverpool, and 81 to New York. Receipts
proper since last evening I3i bales
against ~ on last Saturday, and III last
year making an aggregate since August 81
Of 2606 bales. against 1868 last year.
SUGAR-We have heard of sale of Deme-
rara in the sheds on the landing. all the
particulars Of which are suppressed Com
mon Louisiana is quoted at 9l2 a94c; fair
l013 l024c; good fair II 3sc; prime l2c;
choice 12lac: yellow clarified 1914 0l22ie.
Refining yellow clarified is quoted at 1913 a
I234c, and white at Is a l3l2c t. 10.
MoLAssEs-There is little or nothing
doing. Inferior and common Louisiana Is
quoted at l2l2 020c T gallon; cistern bot
tom SOC p gallon. Refinery reboiied Is
quoted at 80 a 65c + gallon, as in quality;
Golden syrup at Doc a 81 u gallon.
FLoUR-Tha market continues dull,
although there was better demand and
more movement to-day. Some 5000 bbls
we're sold, Of which 30 and IS superfne at
81 G2l2; ljG on its merits at ! 80: % and
100 single extra at s. so; go treble extra
at SIS .; $50 and 200 good treble extra at
Sc ID: 300 and 40 do on private terms; $3.50
choice extra on private terms, and 100 do
AT s. 10 : bbl.
CoRN-Is in light supply and limited
demand: 500 sacks yellow mixed sold at73c,
and 100 white at 75c p bushel.
OATs-Are in fair supply and limited
demand: 100 sacks sold at JJc and 100
small sacks at SIC = bushel.
BRAN-Is in light supply and frner; 80
sacks sold at 81 L y and Sc do al 81 - T.
100 lbs.
HAYS scarce, and prices are still
higher; SO bales choice Western sold at S3i
+ ION.
PoRK-Is in demand and frmer. with Of
fers Of $l4 y Dbl for mess refused, and
Sl4 % asked. A lot of 200 bbls sold at Sl4
= Dbl. Il is retailing at $l4 30 t. Dbl.
BREAKFAST BACON-Is scarce and in de-
mand, and prices are much higher; 10 boxes
Western SOLD OF II ilhc T. fb. 1t is job
bing at II a o l2c y 10.
LARD-Tho market is firm, with light
stock on hand. Tierces are quoted at l044
close; kegs ia a Sec T. ID.
DRY SALT MEATS scarce, and shoulders
are selling at 5'4 &c y ID.
BACON-Centinues in light supply and
good demand, at advancing prices, Fifteen
Casks shoulders sold at ! 19c; Is do clear rib
sides at FAC, and 10 do clear sides at sac
y ID. Shoulders are now held at 73s Il 24c;
clear rib sides 7 78 a Sc: clear sides &c u fb.
HAMs-Choice sugar-cured hams are
scarce, and in request. They arc quoted
at 166I6l3c " ID.
Corn MEALS dull. Fifty b3ls kiln
dried sold at So 1910 = Dbl. FrOD store it
is quoted at So 25 03 3712.
WHIsKY-Is in moderate demand and
GOOD supply. Rectihed soc a 81 and 81 o.
J. gallon, as in quality; 50 bbls choice sold
at 81 %.
POULTRY AND EGGs-Chickens st Il on the
levee at Sc u dozen for grown, ard 5 4 for
young; turkeys at $lS; eggs l5d @9c v dozen
for Western
ADMINISTRATORS are selling On the
Ievee at So 1913 50. v Dbl; onions at So So;
anples at $2Q3 25, and krout at 81 90 p
BIZ. Cabbages $6a9 p crate.
BUrTER-The market is without any
change. Choice grades are in moderate
sunDiy and fair request, but inferior kinds
are not selling. We quote choice Goshen at
33 q 34c: common 20 025c; choice Western
20 a 22c: inferior do nominal.
RIcE-The receipts of Louisiana rice are
increasing, and sell readily at full prices,
Viz: prime TO choice at 9Q914c, ordinary at
808f9c y tb.
S4Lr-Dun and unchanged. Dealers
rates 81 40 p sack for coarse and 81 20 for
fine. When large lots are taken at .ware-
house by boats deduction is made for
dravage. Turks Island nominal.
FREIGHTs-The demand for room is fair
for this season of the year, and rates to for
eign ports are firm. Liverpool, by sail, lsd,