New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-08-10
Stock on hand and on shipboard ........,
Stock on hand last year.

To-day's exports were to Liverpool. Re.
| ceipts proper since last evening 532 bales
against 800 on last Wednesday, and III
| last year, making an aggregate since Friday
| evening OF 1854 bales against 30l4 for the
corresponding time last week, and 655 last
| year, and since August 81, of ,437, I22 bales,
| against 1.139. $50 last year.
SUGAR-There were no receipts TODAY.
Some 20 hhds yellow clarified sold at 12A a
1215c y 10. Fully fair is quoted at liz, a
| l2c p ID.
MoLAssEs-Received to-day, bbls. In
the absence of sales of plantation molasses
we are compelled to omit quotations.
FLOUR-There is some demand for double
extra, which is comparatively scarce, while
other grades are in abundance and dull.
About 1000 bbls were sold to-day, of which
IS superfne at SIS; 200 double extra at Sc 65:
100 treble extra at So rs; $50 do at Sc 90;
3, so and rs do at 81; so do at 81 371a; SO
and so choice extra at So " Dbl.
CORN-ls in good supply and fair de-
mand; 5000 sacks were sold to-day, of which
100 mixed at &c: 500 mixed and 400 yellow
and yellow mixed at 68c; 1000 white mixed
at Csc; 100 yellow, $780, 500 and 1900 white at
70c; HOO choice. white, st. Charles county,
at re y busbel.
OATs-Are in fair supply and demands:
$500 sacks were sold to-day, of which $50
new at SOC; $50, 200, COO and 800 new at Sic;
so, $50 and 100 do at SIC y bushel.
HAY-COntinues scarce, in demand and
firm. Three hundred bales were sold to-
day, of which 100 prime old at $32, 50 and
SO choice new at $34, so and so do at S35
p ton.
BRAN-The supply is becoming light
again. About 700 sacks were sold to-day,
of which 100 small sacks at 81, 100 and go
do at 81 02l2, and 200 large sacks at 81 O.
y 100 fbs
BREAKFAST BACON-A lot of 80 boxes
Western solda l0c q ID. The market is
dull at 100 l019c % To-
BACoN-Is dull and prices for sides are
lower. Fifteen casks of clear sides sold at
&c; Is do at 9sc; do at 9Ac; 10 tierces
sugar cured hams at l3lac; 10 choice do at
1Pc; 10 do at 1910 y tb. Shoulders are
quoted at 7asc; clear rib sides ga pc; clear
sides 909Ac; sugar cured hams 10 l4c for
second pickle, and Is % I619c for choice.
LARD-Is dull A lot of 20 tierces refined
sold at lOl5c q tb. Kegs are quoted at
11Ac y tb.
PoRK-Continues dull and nominal at
$l4 IS y Dbl for mess. 1t is retailing at
SIS IS p Dbl.
DRY SALT MEATS very dull, and shout
ders are offering at &c " fb, and no sales.
CoFFEE-Market quiet but firm; stock in
first hands AGO bags, and dealers hold
none. Prime tgold duty paid) ISL a l5Ac,
good l5015Ac, fair 1413 014%c o. Is.
BALINe STUFFs-Dealers are selling India
bagging at 1914 019c " yard in rolls, and
1920 in bales, hemp and flax at q a
22c, domestic jute at 2l023c. Iron cotton
ties 505l5c q ID.
CHEEsE-Is in good supply and moderate
request. Western factory commands 800
121ec, and Reserve at lie y fb.
BUTTER-No choice Goshen here. Com
mon Northern is selling slowly at 20025c
Y 10. Good Western butter dull at l8023c
y Is. Inferior no sale.
FREIGHTs-Continue duh and rates are
unchanged. Liverpool I'D; continent lc;
New York, steam, hc y fb on cotton.
CORN MEALS steady at SO rs % Dbl for
kiln-dried from the landing.