New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-08-26

day to the city grocers. but we have not yet
learned the particulars. Common Louisiana
sugar is quoted at 9la a l0ssc; good common
to fair 1Ol4 l05sc; good fair lc; fully fair
l1s4c; prime 12c; choice I3l2c: yellow clari-
fed 12l$ 0I2kc: refinery yellow clarified
ia l234c: white l30 l3isc u b..
MoLAssEs-There was none received to-
day. Poor plantation fermenting is quoted
at Is 25c; good fermenting % 35c: fair
refinery reboiled IS a 40c; prime SOC Y GAL
Ion.
FLoUR-The market is very dull, and
prices are about nominal Superfine is
quoted at 81 50; double extra SIS so; treble
extra S. s7lz96; good treble extra s. l2h
at 25; choice extra Sc 5006 rs; family
extra 81 as Y Dbl. The sales. to-day were
confined to 1000 bbls, of which rs double
extra at S. 62l2; SO do at s. 60; 100 good
treble extra at Sc l213; 100 and 100 do at
Sc so; so choice extra at Sc rs, and rs do
at 81 IS = bbl
CoRN-The supply is fair, and the demand
is moderate; 1000 sacks were sold to-day, OF
which 800 white mixed at Csc; 800 do and
300 yellow at 69c; SOC, white at 70c, and 400
white mixed, in poor order, at 66c u
bushel.
OATs-Are in fair supply and moderate
demand. Three thousand sacks were sold
to-day, of which 300 second sacks at 49c;
$50, 1000 and 1900 sacks prime at SOC ?
bushel.
BRAN-Is in fair supply and moderate
demand. Three hundred sacks sold at
ST. 05; 100 and 100 at 81 OF II 100 lbs.
HAYS dull and prices are lower. Fifty
and 300 bales sold at $50 p ton. Prime is
quoted at $27 a. %; choice $50 03l p ton.
PoRK-The market is quiet but firm,
with mess held at $l4 ola % p bbl Offers
of $13 75 are refused. A lot Of 25 bbls
sold at Sl4 v Dbl. 1t is retailing at $l4 %
ala 80 p Dbl.
BAcoN-Clear sides are in demand; other
descriptions are dull; casks shoulders
sold at Csc, 10 casks clear rib sides at
FAC, and 10 do at 7lRc; >, 10, II and 10
casks clear sides at She; and II do at
S5sc; 10 tierces sugar cured hams at l434c;
35 do at I5c u lb. Shoulders are now
quoted at Ga 07c; clear rib sides rae;
clear sides 819 0S5sc; sugar-cured hams
l00l2c for ordinary, ana l5Q 15l4c. for
choice.
LARD-Is without movement. Tierces are
quoted at 10A 0l0lac; kegs ia 0rll2c " rs.
DRY SALT MEAT-Shoulders are quoted
at sac r. Ib.
BREARFAsT BACoN--Is quoted at 934 a Toe
y b.
RICE-The new crop is coming in more
freely, and prices are easier. Prime Louis
lana is row quoted at sac, ordinary at Sc,
and choice at 94c = 10.
EELS LLNIS-IOtdlO6s arc SellInH OIL tllt
leyee at 81 50a3 50 y Dbl, onions at 50 50
a3 So and-apples at 81 az 50 p Dbl. Sour
krout Sl0012 y Dbl. Cabbages $8al5 y
100.
POULTRY AND EGGs.-Chickens are sell
ing on the levee at So y dozen for
grown, and S4 tor young; turkeys at SIS.
Western eggs dull and lower. They now
sell at 10 022c y dozen ON the levee.
CoFFEE-The market is bare of supplies
in first hands, and quotations are nominal.
CORN MEAL-The market continues dull,
and quotations are still 50 q Dbl for kiln
dried ON the levee, and 81 % from store.
SALT Demand light Dealers rates are
81 40 a 50 for coarse Liverpool; 81 700l so
for fine. When large lots are taken at
warehouse by boats, a deduction is made
for drayage. Turks Island nominal at 40c.
In past seasons salt we hear of no sales bv
the cargo 1000 sacks have been sent West
for a market. Table salt in pockets Sc, 4c
&c and SC each,
FREIGHTs-EeTy little movement in any
direction, and rates are nominally I'M
changed: Liverpool, sail, lad; continent, 10;
New York, steam, 1sc; to Boston, Sac on
cotton and Soc ON -four.
TOBACCO-The market continues dull.
The sales since Tuesday are confined TO 40
hhds, viz: 2 al l9c, 2 and at 42e, . at Sc,
,, 10. !. and A on private terms. Prices
are lPmer.