New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-04-06
Stock on hand and on shipboard. :.


To-day's exports embraced 1854 bales to
Liverpool, 242l to Hamburg, 1912 to Ant
werp, and 992 to Genoa. Receipts proper
since last evening 1862 bales against 2637
on last Wednesday, and 1861 last year, max
ing an aggregate since Friday evening of 49,
423 bales, against q, 709 for the correspond
ing time last week, and 14,24O last year;
and since August 81 Of 1877 ,54l bales,
against 956, l1 last year.
SUGAR-Only "a hhds were received to-
day. The demand is good and prices are
firm. Inferior 5a4 a 6aac; common ~ 08c;
fair 8A. 0Shc; good fair 81. 09Ac; fully
fair 94 09a4c; prime l0@1OAc; prime to
choice 10ls 01lc; yellow clarified l20l 2Ac:
white 1914 0I3c.
MoLAssEs-Received to-day los bbls.
We note fair demand and firm market at
Is zoe for inferior fermenting; 30 q 45c for
good to prime fermenting; 80 SOC for
centrifugal; IS q 45c for plantation reboiled;
500 6Oc for city refinery rebOiled, and
9Oc a 81 for golden syrup.
FLOUR@The stock ON hand is small. The
market is dull, with some demand for the
lower grades, of which there is q scarcity.
About 1900 bbls were sold to-day, of which
50 superfine at Sc Is; 200 double extra at
S. IS; 100 do at Sc 80; 50 treble extra at
81 12la: SO and GO choice extra at %: 50 do
at s. 50; IS do at So 20; IS do at So IS, and
extra sold at 50 80 v half Dbl.
CoRN-Is in light supply and good de-
mand. One thousand sacks white and
mixed sold at 7lc, and 1900 white at 72c y
bushel.
OArs-Are in light supply and fair de-
mand. Four hundred and 500 sacks st.
Louis sold at 63c. 400 do at 6ic y bushel.
BRAN-Is in light supply and firmer; 100
sacks sold 81 20 and us choice at 81 25 v
100 lbs.
HAY-Is in good supply and moderate
demand at $23 v ton for prime and $25 for
choice St. Louis; 100 bales prime Ohio river
sold at $40 and 100 do at 81.
PORK-Is dull, with holders asking $21 25
Dbl for original mess. 1t is retailing at
$2l so y Dbl.
BREAKFAST BAcoN-Ten boxes Western
sold at l5l4c p fbl
BACON-Is dull at 81ac for shoulders;
sides ana I51a a l6c for sugar-cured hams.
Five casks clear rib sides sold at 1Oa4c; Is
tierces sugar-cured hams at Isaac; 10 do at
l51sc y is. -.s3xlss fg's
LARD-Twenty tierces refined sold at
12Ac; 125 kegs pressed at 1850, and Is do
at 1890 v fb. Merces are quoted ut 120
13c; kegs 1870 01334c y 1b.
DRY SALT MEATS quiet at &c for shoul-
ders, 9lkc for rib Sides Zoe for clear lib.
RIcE-The demand is only moderate.
but holders have no disposition to force
sales, and prices are well maintained. We
quote Carolina, 9a4c y fb for prime GA q
9asc for good, and 8% csc for fair; Louisi-
ana. Sss csc for prime, 714c for ordinary,
and 606l4c for common.
Cow PEAs-Are plenty and in only
moderate demand. We quote yellow clay
Carolina q 50, mixed 4202 IS, and black
81 80 v bushel.
BUTTER-Choice grades meet with ready
sale, but poor butter is growing even less
unstable. We quote choice goshen 430
44c, common Is "a SOC, choice Western 250
2Sc, inferior 121e goo y fb.
FREIGHrs- Foreign freights are still
depressed and weak. Coastwise the de-
mand for room is fair, and rates are steady.
We quote cotton to Liverpool, sail, SD; to
havre, sail, N 013-l6c; to German ports,
sail % Nd; other rates nominal. Cotton
to @ New York and Philadelphia, 1c; -four
SO0S5c; corn, 2Oc: tobacco, 81.
C0FFEE~Aarket inactive. Stock in first
hands 1900 bags. We quote round lots
(gold duty paid} prime l5A q l5Ac, GOOD
IAN 0l5c, fair IAN Q Al4c y Is.
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