New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-06-09
Stock on hand and on shipboard.

Stock on hand and shiDboard. ........... 1928
To-days exports were to Liverpool. Re
ceipts proper since last evening, 1877 bales,
against 1890 on last Thursday, and l947
last year, making an aggregate since Fri
day evening of 1927 bales, against 9790
for the corresponding time last week, and
6391 last year, and since August 81 of
1866, 1857 bales, against ], l05, 332 last year.
SUGAR-Received to-day SO hhds. The
market is quiet but firm, "a hhds fully fair
sold at IL lsc y tb. We quote GA d9Ac for
common: 10c for low fair; 1914 a lie for
good fair; ia a l3c for fully fair; l20
121ac for yellow clarified, and l3a l3lec for
white.
MoLAssEs - Received to-day 80 barrels.
Some 80 bbls plantation rebOied sold at 45c
v gallon. Fermenting is quoted at IS a 40c;
plantation reboiled at IS a SOC; city refinery
reboiled 35 a Csc u gallon.
BACoN-This article is also in better de-
mand and prices are firmer. Last evening
% and IS casks clear rib sides sold at sac,
and 25 do at &c y tb. Today casks clear
sides sold at 93sc. Sugar cured hams are
in good nand and 100 tierces were sold,
of which ~ to arrive at l4c, 20 tierces on
the spot at 14c, 10 and 25 do at 14Ac, and
10 do at 1413c v tb. Shoulders are now
held at IA 07lac; clear rib sides 9d9Ac;
clear sides 9la 0924c y Is.
LARD-A good demand has also sprung
up for this article, and HOO kegs were sold,
of which 200 refined on private terms; 1l6,
376 and 400 do at Ii 1ec y tb. Kegs are
now quoted at liz a lla4c; tierces I0le a
I034c y ID.
DRY SALT MEAT-A lot of casks sold at
61ac y tb.
FLoUR-The market is dull, though there
was some movement to-day. Superfine is
quoted at S. 1916 80; double extra at
| Sc 1906 So treble extra at Sc 6007 y Dbl.
| Some $500 bbls were sold of which 100
superfine at S. rs; SO do at S. 80; so double
extra at Sc SO; 200 treble extra at Sc so; 50
do at Sc rs; 100 DO at 81; $50 and ITO good
choice extra at 81 so; 100 do at 81 621e;
5Oo and 500 treble extra on private terms;
50 choice extra at IS; $50 do at So SO; 200
| do at 80; 40 do at So IS " Dbl.
| .CoRN-ls in good supply and fair de-
| mand. About $500 sacks were sold to-day, of
| which 300 white at 75c; 1900 white and
mixed at rs 076c; 600 white, in dundees. at
77c; 500. 700 and 1000 yellow at 78c, and $50
white, in dundees, at 7Sc y bushel.
OATs-Are in good supply and fair de-
mand 1900 sacks were sold to-day. of which
$50 ordinary st. Louis at &c; 400 and 400
st. Louis at &c. 100 and 500 Galena at 64c
" bushel.
BRAN-Is scarce and higher; $50 sacks
sold at 81 40 y 100 lbs.
hAf-lS III llguG supply anu uouefaUe de-
mand; SO bales of choice Western sold at
$24 y ton.
BREAKFAST BACON-Is firmer, and is
quoted at IL n a l2c " 10.
RICE-There is noting doing beyond re
tail business, but prices are unchanged. We
quote nOminally: Carolina prime ga 0919c;
good 909Ac; fair Sac; Louisiana prime
Sac; ordinary 734 08c; common &c y fb.
Cow PEAs-Are retailing at Sl so v
bushel for yellow clay Carolina and 81 IS
or mixed.
CORN hEAL-The supply is small and the
demand steady. Kiln-dried is quoted at
50 1913 50 y Dbl on the levee and SO Goa
65 from store. One hundred bbls kiln
dried sold ON the levee at SO 40 " Dbl.
. PoRK-Western advices have caused a
speculative demand, and prices have ad-
vanced materially. Last evening buyers