New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-05-30
Stock on hand and on shipboard

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Receipts proper since Saturday evening
4132 bales, against 1890 on last Sunday and
Monday, and 1893 last year. making an ag
gregate since Friday evening of 6633 bales.
against S94S for the corresponding time last
week, and 4097 last year. and since August
81 OF l,3o3,92 bales, against l,093,754 last
| year.
FLoUR-The supply is moderate and the
market is dull with limited demand. The
sales to-day are confined to 1000 bbls. of
which 20 supertine at Sc 25; 60 double extra
at IS 60; 50 treble extra at 81 so; 80 choice
extra at 81 IS; so do at S. 50; 20 do at So Is
and 40 do at SO 25 y Dbl.
CoRN-Is in fair supply and good demand.
Six thousand sacks were sold TO-DAY, of
which 500 white mixed in dundees, at 75c:
400 mixed and 500 yellow at 75c: 600 and 1000
white at 76c; 81 and 700 white at nc y
bushel.
OATs-Are ia good supply and fair de-
mand, but prices are easier. Fifteen hun
dred sacks were sold to-day, of which 200
and 300 st. Louis at 64c, 200 and 80 do at
65c, and $50 Galena at 66c y bushel.
BRAN-Is in fair supply, but not much in
demand. Fifteen and 300 sacks sold at
81 80 y 100 TBS.
HAYS in good supply and moderate
demand. Seventy-eIght bales choice West
ern sold at $24 and 800 DO at S25 p ton
PoPK-Heavy receipts have depressed
the market, and mess is offering at SIC IS
e Dbl, and no sales. 1t is retailing at $l7 a
$l7 so y Dbl.
BACoN-Liberal receipts have depressed
the market; casks shoulders sold at FAC:
casks clear rib sides at 93sc: and 10 tierces
sugar cured hams at 1412c " b. Shoulders
are quoted at 712c; clear rib sides 93sc:
clear sides gao; sugar cured hams 1919 a
l334c for fair, and l40 141ac for choice
:, LARD-Fifty kegs refined sold at I2c y
ID; The market Is quiet but firm at IL a
III l2c for tierces, and u q l2Ac for kegs.
DRY SALT MEAT-Shoulders are quoted
at Ga 07c y tb.
BREAKFAST BACoN-Choice Western is
quoted at Ii y a 12c at wholesale and I21ac
at retail.
SUGAR-Received to-day 104 hhds. The
demand is good for open kettle sugar and
prices are firm. Some fair sold at 1880
and some fully fair at lie v tb.
MOLAssEs-Received today 65 bbls.
This article is also in good demand. Some
fermenting sold at 35c and plantation re-
boiled at soc y gallon
RICE-Ihe market is inactive today, with
holders asking ga 913c u fb for prime
Carolina; 9 09Ac for good, and sac for fair.
On Saturday, not reported, so tierces low
prime sold at 94c y 10. Louisiana is firm
at ga a &c T. 10 for prime, "a a Sc for ordi-
nary and &c for common
CORN MEAL-The supply is light and the
demand fair; 100 bbls sold on the landing at
So 40 T. Dbl.
characterization butter has declined. and
the best now commands only 35c p tb.
Choice Western is in demand at % a 26c
y ID; 80 packages sold in lots at 25 26c. |
COFFEE-Market inactive and quotations
nominal at I501512c y fb, gold duty paid,
for prime, I4l4 a I434 for good, and 14a |
l44c for fair.
CHEEsE-The supply is ample and the de-
mand only moderate. Western factory is |
selling at Is l6c and reserve at 80 lac |
P ID.
NAVAL STOREs-The stock of rosin has
been all disposed of at 81 50Q4 IS y Dbl
or virgin dip, 81 so for No. l, 81 Is for No |
:, and ~ for common, and the market is
low bare. Spirits turpentine all sold at 49c
gallon for lots and SOC jobbing.
FREIGHTs-Under a good demand for
Dom, foreign freights have stifened and
he rates cOastwise are steady. With the
present supply of tonnage it is difficult to
establish any material advance. We quote:
jotton to Liverpool, sail and steam, % a
-!9d; to Havre, sail q a 7sc; to Bremen,
an, "a sc; to New York and Philadel-
,hia, steam, l5c; tobacco to Liverpool, 81 a
D52s od; to Havre and Bremen 30 a 32s;
o London 35s; corn to New York and Bos-
Oil, steam, 120I219c.