New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-09-08

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Receipts proper since last evening 262
bales, against $50 on last Thursday, and i22
last year, making an aggregate since Friday
evening of 1903 bales, against Pol for the
corresponding time last week and 1852 last
year, and since August 81 of 227i bales,
against 22l7 last year.
SUGAR-The movement is confined to job
sales to the city trade at ll34c for fully
fair; l2c for prime, 1242c for choice, and
l3013Ac for white clarified. Some 80 hhds
Porto Rico sold in lots at IL Il q IL l2c + Is.
MoLAssEs-Only II bbls were received to-
day. Inferior and common Louisiana is
quoted at 12l2 a zoe y gallon; cistern bot
tom SOC = gallon.
FLoUR-The market is very dull, and
prices are almost nominal. Supertine is
quoted at 81 62l2; double extra S. 6217
a IS; treble extra So 96 p; good treble
extra SIS So choice Sc IS al 25; family
extra s. So T. Dbl. The sales to-day were
confined to l0)0 bbls, of which 80 double
extra at S. 90; so good treble extra at Sc 25;
50 do at S. So 80 and IS choice extra at
81 50. and 100 do at s. s. Il T. Dbl.
CoRN-Is in light supply, the demand is
good and prices are higher; $500 sacks
were sold to-day, of which 500 and 800 yell
low mixed and 900 white mixed at 72c; 300
yellow mixed at 73c; 200 yellow and 100
choice white at 75c a bushel.
OArs-The market is frmer, with fair
supply and good demand; SOD and 1900
sacks sold at soc y bushel.
BRAN-Is in light supply and fair demand,
and is quoted at 81 1712 y 100 fbs.
LARD-Is steady, with a fair demand; 60
tierces refined sold at l0l8c = tb. Kegs are
quoted at II a Ii 4c y Is.
PoRK-Yesterday not reported, 500 bhls
Sl3 Is p Dbl To-day the market is quoted
sI3 IS U Dbl for mess, and it is retailing at
Sl4 25 ola so y bbl
HAYS in light supply and good de-
mand; ia bales prime Western sold at $50,
and, 100 choice at $50 y ton.
BACoN-Is in light supply and fair de-
mand. Five casks shoulders sold at 75sc,
and 20 casks clear rib sides at FAC y tb.
Shoulders are quoted at 712 075sc; clear rib
HAMs-Choice sugar-cured hams are
scarce. They are in demand, and prices
are higher. Twenty tierces sold at 155sc y
fb. They are now quoted at Ice y tb.
Ordinary hams are dull at 10 014c y Is.
DRY SALT MEAT-Shoulders are quoted
at l5l9 016c y 10.
BREAKFAST BAcoN-Is selling at 9h
101ec, as in quality.
EsCULENTs Potatoes are selling on the
levee at $383 so p Dbl for Ohio, and 81 50
az 50 for st. Louis; onions at SO so q d;
apples at 50 03 so, and sour krout at So q
10 y Dbl Cabbages s90lO y crate
New green peas $40 . Dbl.
POULTRY AND EGGs-Chickens are selling
on the levee at $607 90 for grown and 81
4 SO for young, and turkeys at $lS y dozen.
Western eggs II a 20c y dozen.
RICE-The receipts of Louisiana rice are
increasing, and sell readily at full prices,
viz: prime to choice at 9691ec, ordinary at
S98lac p 10.
CHEEsE-Is plenty and dull at s l0c u
10 for Western reserve and factory.
BUTTER-The market is without any
change IL. Choice s: grades are in moderate
are not selling. We quote choice Goshen at
80 a 34c; common 20 625c; choice Western
20 q &c; inferior do nominal.
SALT-Dun and unchanged. Dealers
rates 81 40 " sack for coarse and 81 20 for
hne. When large lots are taken at ware
house by boats a deduction is made for
drayage. Turks Island nominal.
FREIGHTs-A large vessel was laid on to-
erpool rate is still ED, and to New York by
steam 1sc.