New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-04-29


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To.davN exp0Ets embraced 25O9 h1les TO
Hevro, loo t. Barcelona, 500 t. MalAgA H6
q Vseas CraS, l3o5 to Boston aid no to
Nov York. Receipts proper since last
evening 1868 bales, against 1851 on last FRI
DAY, and 5o85 last year, making 81 aggre-
gate since Friday evening Of 18, 800 bales,
against 23,5l9 last week, and 2228 last
wear, and since August 81 of l,275, 9l0 bales,
against Lois, O44 last year.
SUGAR Received to-day los hhds. The
market Is steady with fair demand,
and We quote inferior 607c; COM
mon ~ 07&c; good common &c., low fair
8A 08l4c; fair 81 09c; good fair 9A 09atc;
fully fair 9l4 '094c; prime 9H 10Mc; choice
lOIs q lO@c; yellow clarified liz oil Ac;
white 100 l2Ac p Is.
MOLAssEs-Received to-day 235 bbls. The
demand is good, especially for good fermont-
ing, and the supplies are selling at 10000
for inferior fermenting; 3O035c for COM
mon fermenting; 4O045c for prime fer
menting; 3S040c for centrifugal; 5O06Oc
for cistern bottom; 40045c for plantation
boiled. City refinery reboiled is selling
at so 6Oc: golden syrup 9Oc 0$l y gallon.
FLouR-Superfne is scarce, but the other
descriptions are in abundance and the mar
ket il dull. Superfne is quoted at IS 500
IS; double extra S. 1906 SO; treble extra
IS 62s 06 IS y Dbl. There were sale to-
day Of 1000 bbls, of which 50 double extra
at IS so; $50 treble extra at IS IS; 800, lis
and $50 choice extra at 81 i2h; 100 do at
81 IS; 50 do at IS Is, and 60 do at 80 50 y
Dbl;
CORN-COntinues in good supply and fair
demand ut about previous prices; 1000 sacks
were sold to-day, of which 500 mixed and
200 yellow mixed at Tic; 800 yellow at 72c;
800 and 500 white mixed at 73c; 200 white at
73c; 200 white mixed, 400 and 500. white at
Use; and $50 white mixed in dundees at 76c
p bushel.
OATs-Are in fair supply, but the de-
mand is limited to-day; 1900 sacks were
nary at Gle; 100 and 400 st. Louis at 63c;
$50 do at 64c, and 200 Galena at Csc p
bushel.
BRAN-There is none in market; the last
sold at 81 50 y 100 lbs.
HAY-Is in fair supply and moderate
demand: 200 bales prime Ohio sold ut
$24, and 100 prime St. Louis at SIS; choice
is quoted at 426 y ton.
PORK-The market is quiet, but it ia de-
cidedly irmer, Mess is held at SIS 5e0l9.
1t is retailing at $l9 SO y Dbl.
DRY SALT MEATS also firmer. There
have been some sales of shoulders not re-
ported at 10, and Sand casks shoulders sold
at 7lsc p Is.
BAcoN-The market does not show much
animation and the movement is only in a
job way. Shoulders are held at 71sc; clear
rib sides at lOc; clear sides at l0Ac. Six
casks clear rib sides sold at gao; do at lOc;
10 do on private terms; Is do clear sides at
lOAc, and 30 ties sugar cured hams at 15c
p Is.
LARD-Is in good supply and the market
Is very dull. One hundred kegs refined sold
at l2kc p ib Tierces are offering at III q
IL l4c; kegs l2l4 q 1910 p fb.
BREAKFAsT BACON-Is dull at 14014hc
y Is.
RICB-The market ia quiet and steady,
with good supply Of Carolina and a
scarcity Of Louisiana. We quote Carolina
at ga 087sc y fb for prime, 814c for good.
and 6Ac for fair; Louisiana az sac for
prime, FAC for ordinary, and Gao for
common
FRUIrs-Palermo and Messina oranges
are in fair supply. and are selling at 81 50
y box. Lemons 81 IS y box.
CHEEsE-Some new Western factory has
been received and sold at l60 l6kc p Is.
Reserve is quoted at lac y Is. Present
supply DOOR,