New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-06-18

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TO-day's exports embraced 1884 bales to
Liverpool, 1886 to Havre, 2273 to Boston
and HOS to New York. Receipts proper
since last evening, OBS bales, against Ills on
last Saturday and $50 last year, making
an aggregate since August 81 of l 1916. O39
bales against l, 1863 last year
| SUGAR-Received to-day, Al hhds The
market is dull, and we have not heard of a
sale, hence we omit all quotations
| MoLAssEs-Only 9 bbls were received to-
day. Plantation reboiled is quoted at 800
| 45c y gallon.
FLOUR-The market is very dull. There
is some demand for the descriptions de-
sirable for bakers use, but the lower grades
are. totally neglected. Superfne is quoted
at IS 621R, double extra Sc 25 y Dbl. The
principal sales to-day are confined to 1000
bbls, of which 50 low treble extra at S. So
$500 good treble extra at 81 Is, IS choice
extra at $S. IS and.2OO do at So 50 p bbl.
CoRN-The supply is good and the de-
5000 sacks, of which 300 yellow, $50, 300
and 500 mixed at 73c; $50 yellow mixed and
$50 yellow at 74c; 500 yellow, 300 400, 1900
and 5000 white at 75c y bushel
OATs-Are in good supply and demand;
$500 sacks sold to-day, OF which 200 St. Louis
at Gle; 200 do at 62c; 600 do at 6219c; 400
and 600 choice and $50 Galena at 63c y
bushel
BRAN-Is in good demand, but at lower
rates. Three hundred and 800 sacks sold at
81 70 and 200 do at 81 25 " 100 TBS.
HAYS in light supply and moderate de-
mand. There is no choice here. One hun
dred and two hundred bales prime Western
sold at 500 y ton.
PoRK-The market is very dull, and
prices have suffered further material de-
cline. One hundred and 100 lbs over
he coII 4 Atr RI
and 40 do at SIG rs y Dbl. the market
closing at the inside figures. Mess is re-
failing at $l7 U bbl
BACON-We have to note a dull and
dropping market and decline in prices;
5 casks clear rib sides sold at 9Ac. Shout
ders are offering at rs 0734c; clear rib
sides 94c; clear sides 934c; sugar cured
hams 141a a 15l9c y fb. Last evening not
reported, 10 and 10 casks clear sides sold at
gao.
DRY SALT MEAT-Twenty casks shout
ders sold, in several lots, at 61ec y fb.
LARD-There is nothing doing in this arti-
Gle. Tierces are quoted at l02 lie; kegs
I134 a I2c p fb.
BREAKFAST BACoN-Is quoted at 110
111ac y tb.
CORN MEAL-One hundred barrels sold
on the levee at So 10 y barrel.
FREIGHTs-For foreign ports there is very
uttle ueInanu IOf room anu plenty OF tonnage
on the berth. Coastwise the demand is
fair. We quote cotton to Liverpool, sail.
1872 q SD; steam, asd; to Havre, sail, 7sc;
to New York and Philadelphia, a4c; to-
bacco to Liverpool, sail, 3Os; to London 35s.
COFFEE-Continues stagnant Stock held
by importers $4,000 bags. We quote NOM
inally (gold duty paid prime at Is a 15Ac
good at 14as a l4ssc; fair at 1894 a 14c P fb.
SALT-Market very dull. Dealers quote
Liverpool coarse at 81 100l Is, and fine at
Sl 500l 60 " sack. When large lots are |
taken at warehouse by boats deduction is
made for drayage. Turks Island is held at |
4Oc y bushel
RICE-The market is very dull, even in a |
retail way, and we hear of nothing doing
at Wholesale. We still quote nofninally: |
carolina "a 09lec for prime, 9Ac for good
anu sac tor ordinary; Louisiana at Sac for
prime "a 0Sc for ordinary, and &c for COM
mon.
BUTTER-There is very little choice West
ern here and prices are firm at % a CSC " fb.
Choice Goshen is firm at 80 q 34c y Is. In
ferior grades dull and nominal.