New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-07-22

! ceipts proper since last evening, 1876 bales
| against 1868 ON last Friday, and 155 last
| year, making an aggregate since Friday
evening of 1853 bales, against 5000 last
| week, and 1743 last year; and since August
| 81, of ] 1856 bales, against l,l36.l5l last
| year.
SUGAR-Received to-day Is hogsheads
| The demand is good, and about 100 hhds
were sold at 934c for common; III "a for
| good fair; l2A a 121ec for prime to choice,
| and 12A 0l21ac for yellow clarified.
MoLAssEs-There were no receipts to-day.
| Plantation fermenting is quoted at 10 a 35c;
plantation reboiled 300 4Oc y gallon; city
refinery reboiled 30065c; golden syrup 81
y gallon.
FLoUR-Is very scarce. In fact the mar
ket is becoming bare. Low treble and good
good treble extra are very much in request.
Owing TO scarcity the sales today are con-
fined to 1900 bbls, of which 100 double ex-
ira ut Sc; 50, co. 100, 100 and 300 treble ex-
ira at Sc IS; IS do at 81; 200 choice extra
at S.; 100 do at IS 25 and 80 do at So 62l5
P Dbl, showing an advance in prices for
double and treble extra; so half bbls treble
extra sold at So 50 y half Dbl.
CoRS-Is in light supply and good de-
mand. Owing to the light supply the sales
are confined to $500 sacks, of which 400 yell
low and 500 yellow mixed at 75c; 100 white
mixed at nc; 200 do at 77l5c; 500 white
mixed at 7Sc; 100 white at 79c; go and 800
white at soc Y bushel.
OATs-Are in light supply and fair de-
mand. Prices, however, appear to be a
little easier for buyers. One thousand two
hundred sacks were sold to-day, OF which
500 Galena at 66c; 300 Galena and 200 ST.
Louis at &c y bushel.
BRAN-The supply in first hands is now
light and the market is tirmer; 200 SKIS sold
at 81, 80 at 81 0212, and 200 at 81 Oh u
100 lbs.
HAY-Continues scarce and firm; Prime
Western is selling at $780, choice S:S2 T. ton.
PoRK-The market is very dull, with
holders asking SIS IS y Dbl for mess and
no buyers. 1t is retailing at SIC % a 6 90
p bbl.
BAcoN-Is in better demand: we note
more inquiry and the market is firmer.
Shoulders are now quoted at 1's G754c;
clear rib sides at 9as 0912c; clear sides
934 a 0c; sugar cured hams IA a l5c; choice do
Isle 0l7c u fb. A lot of 10 casks cle@r
sides sold at 934c and there were some job
and retail sales at the foregoing prices.
BREAKFAST BACON-Is dull. A lot of 10
boxes choice Western sold at Zoe y tb.
LARD-Is steady, with fair demand; 100
tierces refined sold at l0l9c, and $50 kegs
do at 11lec p Is. Tierces are quoted at
10as 0l012c: kegs 11l2 Gll34c = Is. There
is some demand for Cuba.
DRY SALT MEATS scarce and firm.
Shoulders are quoted at Ga G7c T. 10.
WHIsKY-The stock is light and prices
are firm; 100 bbls choice Cincinnati sold at
81 O3 y gallon. Indiana is quoted at 92l2
a95c, and highwines at 81 y PSI.
BUTTER-The supply OF all descriptions
is ample and the demand is small and con-
fined to the better qualities. Choice Goshen
is quoted at 81 BIC; good to choice Western
20 a BE e ID.
CHEEsE-Is in moderate supply and light
demand. Western factory commands l. a
l3c, and Reserve lie y Is.
Corn MEALS very scarce. and neld at
S4 % T. Dbl for kiln dried from store.
BAGGING-At wholesale there is no move
iute. and 19c for India. Dealers sell India
iute at - a 22lsc, and hemp and fax at
u = a pc p yard.
IRON TIEs-Are retailing at &c y fb.
FREIGHTs-The demand for room for
foreign ports is fair for this season of the
year, and rates are firm at I'D to Liverpool
and lc 10 Havre. COastwise there is no
change, the steam rate to New York being
still sac.
TOBACCo-Since our review Of last Thurs
day there has been q moderately firm de-
mand principally for the German market,
and the sales embrace go hhds, viz: Is,
Ia, 3 and 9 hhds at 934c, , at 9lac: II at
9 Bloc; al &c; s at Size; , at Sac; - at
73lc at FAC; at &c; As lugs at 69sc; 50,
19. and 20 ON private terms. This makes
the weeks business 800 hhds. Prices are
steady and firm.