New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-07-01

| IC-Qay's exports were 10 LlVeIpoW' ne
| ceipts proper since last evening l426 bales
against SOP on last Friday and SIC last
year, making an aggregate since Friday
evening of 500 bales against 1861 last
week and 467l last year, and since August
81 of 1886, AT bales against l,l2O,05S last
year.
SUGAR-Received to-day IA hhds. The
demand is good, and there were sales of
hhds good fair Louisiana at He; and 20
hhds fully fair at 1l4c 25 boxes No. Is
Cuba sold at l0asc u Is.
MOLAssEs-Received to-day % bbls. In
ferior is quoted at Is a 2Oc; plantation re-
boiled at soc y gallon; city refinery reboiled
35 a Csc; golden syrup 81 y gallon.
FLoUR-Is dull and unchanged. About
5000 bbls were sold to-day, OF which 100
superfine at S. 80; 100 double extra at
$6 25; 100 good treble extra at Sc 3d. 80 do
at Sc 81 y; 100 do at So so; 200 do at Sc 81 III
200 do at 81; Us choice at S., and l42 choice
extra at 50 T. Dbl.
CoRN-Is in good supply and fair de-
mand. White is scarce. The sales to-day
embraced 5000 sacks, of which So yellow
and 800 yellow mixed at Tic; 200 mixed, 100
yellow mixed and 1000 white mixed at re;
1000 white at 74c; 500, 700 and 1000 white
at 75c y bushel.
OATs-Are in fair supply and good de-
mand. Three thousand sacks were sold to
day, of which 800 St. Louis at 631ac; 300
and 100 do at 64c; $50 and 400 Galena at
Csc y bushel.
BRAN-Is dull and prices are lower; 900
sacks sold on private terms; 100 and $50
patent sacks at 81 Is q 100 lbs.
HAYS in light supply, in demand and
firm; 300 bales prime Western sold at $50,
and so choice at S27 " ton.
PoRK-Is in request, and the market is
irmer 200 bbls mess sold at SIG 30; I25 and
265 do at SIG 6212, and 30 do at SIG IS t.
Dbl 1t is retailing at $l7 a II % T. bbl
BACON-Is in active demand and prices
have further advanced. The sales to-day
embrace $50 casks, i'll lots of 5, 10 aud 90
casks, at Sc for SHOULDERS: ga 093sc for
clear rib sides and l0A a l0asc for clear
sides, and l60 tierces hams, of which 20
tierces plain on private terms; tierces
sugar cured hams at 15c; 50 do at Is l2c, and
% do at l534c tt fb. Ten tierces sold, to
arrive, at l6c y fb. Yesterday, not re-
ported, 50 tierces sugar cured hams sold on
the landing at l513c; 30 do at l5a4c y fb.
Shoulders are now quoted at S0Slsc; clear
rib sides 912c clear sides l0l2c T. 10; sugar
cured hams l52i a l613c y Is.
LARD-Is quiet, but firm at l01h lie for
tierces, and Ii y q lac for kegs % tierces
pressed sold at I0l2c, and Is do at lose
p fb.
DRY SALT MEAr-Shoulders are quoted
at 1914 a l6l2c y 10.
BREAKFAST BACON-Ordinary is quoted
at y12c; prime to choice at 10allc y ID.
Twenty-Five boxes sold on private terms.
Corn MEAL-One hundred and forty bbls
lzln-dried sold on the levee at So D, and
300 and 100 at So 20 T. bbl. The demand
is good.
WOOL-The demand continues good and
prices are firm; $4,000 pounds fine Texas.
free of burs, sold at 39c T. 10. Lake is
quoted at ~ 431ac, Mexican improved at
% 03Oc, and bury at 20 a 30c + 10.
HIDEs-Country hides are selling at l5G
l6c p fb for dry flint, and ID a l4c for sailed.
Green city slaughter command 9ll l0c,
and l4c for kips
TALLOw-The market is bare of supplies,
and quotations are entirely nominal.
CHEEsE-Is in light supply and demand.
Factory commands II a BE, and reserve 10
ollie T. b.
SALr-The demand is good and prices are
stiff and advancing. We quote Liverpool
coarse at 81 IS al 80; fine 81 so al 60 p
sack. When large lots are taken at ware
house by boats, deduction is made for
drayage. Turks Island nominal.
RICE-Continues stagnant, the business
being confined to retail sales. We quote
nominally, prime Carolina at 94 09lhc:
good 9l4c; fair S34 G9c y Is; prime Louis
lana S34 a &c; ordinary ia a Sc; common &c
t. ID.
POULTRY AND EGGs-Chlckens sell on the
levee at 80 T. dozen for grown and 81 "A 80
for young, and turkeys at S27 T. dozen
Eggs are worth l5Q20c T. dozen on the le-
wee.
EsCULENTs-Potatoes are selling at S.
onions at 81 and apples at S3G4 T. Dbl
BUTTER-All kinds are in fair supply, and
the demand is slack. Choice Goshen is sell
ing at 81 a BIC, and choice Western ata2 a
23c y ID.
CoFFEE-Market inactive, and quotations
Stock in first hands, $4,000 bags.
WHIsKY-Is still in good request, and
firm at 81 y 090c for Indiana, and 81 12c 81
for choice Cincinnati; 40 bbls of the latter
sold at 81 Y gallon.
ToBACCo-Since our report of last week |
the demand has been fair, resulting IN sales
of 1000 hhds, viz: $780, %, 10, 5, 81, II, 8, |
6, IS and 81 on private terms: Is at S7sc, , |
at &c, 9 and | at 912c y tb. Prices are
steady and firm.
FREIGHTs-The demand for room for |
foreign ports continues very small and |
rates are little better than nominal. There |
is plenty of tonnage in port We quote: |
Cotton to New York and Boston, steam, |
&c; to Liverpool sail, 3d. to Havre, % a
7sc, sail Tobacco to Liverpool, sail, 35s; |
to London, 35s 037s cd.