New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-05-06

| sales are being made in the shed at6 a "
| for Inferior; 707Ac for common; 80SAc
| for fair; Saa a. &c for good fair; 9h 09%c for
| fully fair; s7sc for strictly fully fair; 100
i0nc for prime; lOla oI0aio for choice;
| liz 0Ilzso for yellow clarified; IL l2&c
| for white; and 9lec for seconds.
| MoLAssEs-Reeeivedt to-day, 186 bbls.s The
demand is good and prices are firm The
supplies are selling at 25c for common fer
uaenting; IS a 45c for good to prime fer
menting; 43o for centrifugal; 5O@60c for
eistern bottom: 40055c for plantation re-
boiled. City refinery reboiled is selling at
30 a 60c: golden syrup 90c isl " gallon.
FLoUR-The stock is light. and the mar
ket is firm; choice is in good demand. while
supertine and double extra are scarce and
in request. Superfine is quoted at Sc 1919
a IS; double extra S. 62l4; treble extra
S. 7587 y Dbl. The sales to-day embraced
5000 bbls, of which 100 superfne at Sc Is;
50 double extra at Sc 60; so and 500 do Sc IS;
so treble extra at Sc IS; $50 do at $685.;
so do at 81; so and 100 do at 81 I29; 100
good do at 81 20; 10 do do at 81 so; so choice
extra at 81 81 u; $50 do at s.; 80 do at S. 25;
50 and 60 do at IS so; 900 do at S. 62l4; 100
do at s. 62l3; 25 do at 50 IS; 200 treble, 100
and 100 choice extra on private terms; 30
half bbls treble extra sold at 50 IS y half
Dbl
CoRN-Is in fair supply and good demand;
$500 sacks were told to-day, of which 10
mixed, 100 and 400 yellow mixed at 7lc;
200 yellow, 400 white and $50 white mixed
at nc; 800 white at 721ac; 1900 white at
73c; 500 white mixed, in dundees, at 73c, and
100 white, in dundees at 75c.
OATs-St. Louis are in good supply and
prices for them are easier. Sales to-day
1900 sacks, of which 100 ordinary at Gle:
900 st. Louis at 62c; 100 do at 62l3c; so do
at 63c; 200 and 300 do at Gle; 200 Galena,
second hand bags, at 6ic. and 100 Galena at
Csc y bushel
300 sacks sold at 81 80, and IS at 81 30 u
100 lbs
HAY-Is in fair supply and limited de
mand; 65 and I25 bales choice Western sold
at sos. Prime is quoted at $40 622 u ton.
BREAKFAST BACoN-Western is jobbing
at l3c, and is offered at Wholesale at l212c
q fb.
PoRK-Is dull A lot of so bbls mess sold
at $lS 50 y Dbl. Holders are asking SI9
1t is retailing at SIG so p barrel.
BAcoN-The market is quiet and I'M
changed. Thirty casks shoulders sold in
three lots at 7lac; do clear rib sides at
gao; 10 do clear sides at l04c. Sugar
cured hams are quoted at l46l5c.
DRY SALT MgAT-Shoulders are quoted at
787bc v tb.
NAVAL SroREs-New rosin comes in
slowly and is in demand, Virgin dip selling
at S. and pale at 81 y Dbl. No other
better supply, and selling at SOC p gallon.
Tar dull at 12lac y gall6n. Pitch in de-
mand at So p Dbl.
CoTToN SEED MEAL-Three hundred and
and fifty sacks decorticated sold at S25 an
y ton.
BEANs-Are dull at Sc 50a7 y Dbl for
white Western, and S. for Northern.
WHIsKY-Only a retail and jobbing bust
ness doing. Rectified is held at So a 90c +
gallon for low proof, and 95097lsc for
choice brands; Bourbon at 81 a. 25 y gal
Ion for patent, and 35 as for pure.
Misunderstanding very slowly at &c u
yard for India in bales, Ole in rolls: 23c for
domestic jute and 2i025c for flax and
hemp.
ToBACCo-The demand during the week
has been moderate, resulting in sales of lis
hhds, viz: l, 8, 25 and 50 on private terms
and 20 Tugs to medium leaf at 71ac = fb.
Quotation, are still SIG a sac y Is for Tugs,
: 6719c for low leaf, 7le 9SAo for medium
leaf, "a Sac for good leaf and 9l3 a 10k4 for
fine
RICE-The demand is better. and. owing
to scant supplies, prices rule in favor of
sellers. Forty tierces good Carolina sold at
60 y Is. We now quote Carolina at 9l5 a
9Ac p ID for prime; &c for good; Sac for
ordinary and ga 7c'fOr common.
BUTTER-New butter is coming in now
and good to choice Western is selling atS5 |
a 40c q tb. Old butter dull and nominal |
at 40 a 43c y fb for choice Goshen aud % a |
25c for choice Western.
ESCULENTS-Western potatoes are selling |
on the levee at 81 50 G3 T. Dbl; new Louisiana |
potatoes command s. 5006 u Dbl; onions |
b y Dbl, land .cabbages $500 p 100.
IL
On the levee at So u dozen, and turkeys at |
$50 036 y dozen. Western eggs are plenty
and dull at 16D l7c y dozen for fresh.
FRUTT-Messina oranges sell at 81 so u
box and lemons at same. Supply only mod
crate.
Corn MEALS in light supply and good
demand. From the levee Kindred is quoted
1t So Is p Dbl. 100 bbls sold from store
1t So % T. Dbl.
CoFFEE-The market is quiet, and prices
IRE firmer Yesterday (not reported), 1000
bags sold to go West. Stock in first
hands 1880 bags. We still quote prime
gold duty paid): Is a l519c; good I419 q
424c and fair l40144c y fb.
COTToN Seeds selling on the levee to
at $l28l2 50 y ton without,
md $I40l5 with sacks. Round lots for
hipment can not be had under $l6DH 2
on.
WooL-Receipts are necessarily small,
md there is fair demand. We quote:
Texas bury l08 18c, free of burrs. 20 a 3Oc;
Mississippi and Louisiana bury
81 lSc, clean 30 a 32c; rubbed wool PC a 42c
p fb.
SALT-Demand light We quote dealers
ates at 81 10a Is y sack for COARSE, and
i 250l 30 for fine. When large lots are
aiken at warehouse by boats, deduction
made for drayage. Table salt, in pockets,
6, &c and SO.
FREIGHTs-Both foreign and coast
wise the market is very dull and rates
no without any variation. We still
uote: Cotton to Liverpool, steam sd,
o Havre or Bordeaux, &c; to Bremen
nd Amsterdam, nominal; oil cake to Liver
DOL. 25s; grain to do GLE a 10d; tobacco
0 Europe 35s; cotton to New York and
steam Aac. Oil and heef 81 0l. |