New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-06-08
Stock on hand and on shipboard.

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To-day's exports embraced 9l57 bales t.
Liverpool, 3O9 to Havre, 1873 to Hamburg
and 1910 to Bremen. Receipts proper since
last evening, $50 bales, against ass on las,
Wednesday, and 53l last year, making an
aggregate since Friday evening OF $3.50
bales, against 1900 for the corresponding
time last week, and 4444 last wear, and
since August 81 of ,366, $50 bales, against
| j, l03, 1886 last year.
SUGAR-Received to-day IL hhds. There
| is little or no demand and no movement TO-
day. The market is firm, however. and we
quote ga 09Ac for common; 10c for low
fair; l0a4 ole for good fair; ll4 a II 1ac
for fully fair; IL a 1219c for yellow clarified.
and 136 l31Rc for white.
| MoLAssEs - Received to-day 81 barrels.
Some inferior sold at 25 q 35c, and some
| plantation reboiled at IS a Soc Fermenting
is quoted at IS q 40c y gallon; city refinery
reboiled 35065c p gallon.
FLoUR-The market is very dull tbouob
| there is some inquiry for Cuba Superfine
is quoted at S. e713 nc; double extra
| SIS 81 y; treble extra Sc 5006 80 ~ hhl
About 1000 bbls were sold to-day, of which
100 treble extra at Sc 6219; 25 do at Sc IS:
100 do at Sc 80 300 do on private terms: SO
choice extra at 81 so; $50 do at S.; Is do at
S. IS; % do at So y Dbl.
CoRN-ls in good supply and fair de-
W.
which 5000 white mixed at 75c; 200 white.
300 white mixed and 1000 white and
white mixed at 76c; 200, 300 and 1000 white
at nc, and 600 white, in dundees, at 7Sc y
bushel
OATs-Are in good supply and fair de-
mand, but prices are little easier: $500
sacks were sold, of which $50 st. Louis at
62H2c; l66, 300 and 700 do at CSC; 300 St.
Louis, 300 and 400 Galena at 64c, and $50
do at Csc T. bushel.
BRAN-Is scarce and in request. About
1000 sacks were sold to-day, of which 200 at
81 32lb; 500 at 81 330 al IS, and l25 at 81 IS
q 100 lbs.
HAY-The supply is light, but the de-
mand is limited. One hundred and fifty
bales of choice Western sold at $24 y ton.
FORKS dull and dropping. .Thirty-fve
900 SS1s 10y overweight mess sold at SIS Is, and
SVo obls do, in two equal lots, at SIG y
Dbl: 1t is retailing at SIG so % Dbl.
bAcoN-ls dull; 10 casks shoulders sold
at &C, ana 10 do clear sides at 9lsc. Shout
GERS are held at &c; clear rib sides at S3a a
sc; clear sides 9ls 09A; sugar cured hams
LARD,ls without any movement at
wnoiesaIe; llerces are quoted at 10 IOl1c;
DRY SALT MEAT-Shoulders oro o,o.oa
at 619 a Csc q fb. q'o'ou
BREAKFAST BACoN-Is quoted at liz
1ll9c T. tb. "'
CORN MEAL-One hundred bills k;lr-dr;.a
sold on the landing at So 40 % bbl Eror,
store it is quoted at So 6003 65 % hill
POULTRY AND EGGs-Chickens sell q,
the landing at S., geese at Sc, and turkeys
at SIS q dozen. Eggs are little frmer
Western bringing Is l6c y Dozen
EsCULENTs-New potatoes are selling
freely at So 5O04 q Dbl; onions at So 81
a a. and cabbages at SIS 02O.
WHlsKY-There is scarcely any move
ment beyond retail and jobbing business
Kectltied is quoted at 80 a S5c for low proof,
and 10 09Sc for choice; Bourbon $laI 25
q gallon for patent, and 81 IS as for pure.
CoFFEE-Market very dull Stock Ia sos
bags-dealers holding $500 We quote nom
lnallly gold duty paid) prime I50I5Ac;
good l4aS q l4'sc; fair 1874 a 14c e. fb.
NAVAL SToREs-Rosin continues in 1iobt
supply, and prices are firm at SIS ~ hi
or extra pale, 81 004 IS for pale. So So
or No. J., and 81 Is for No 3 Pitch dull
It - 50 az IS p Dbl. Tar I214c y gallon.
spirits turpentine in light supply and de-
nand at 4Sc y gallon.
FREIGHTs-The demand for room for for