New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-05-27

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and 130 1910 for white. Two hundred
boxes No. IL Cuba sold at I0c y tb.
MOLAssEs-Received to-day Isl bbls.
These receipts were mostly sold previously
on plantation Some common plantation re-
boiled sold on the landing at 35c v gallon.
FLoUR-The market is dull and depressed,
although the stock is light. About 1900
bbls were sold to-day, of which some double
extra, not reported, at IS so, IS do at Sc rs;
300 treble extra at Sc 80, 125 do at 81; $50
and 200 good treble extra at 81 so, 80 do at
81 65; 200 choice extra at IS 25, 90 do at
So, IS do at SO 25; 25 and so choice family
at $40 so y Dbl. Forty half-bbls treble
extra sold at 81, and 100 half-bbls choice
extra at 81 1917 y halfbbl
CeRH-The supply is light, the demand
good, and prices have advanced materially;
5000 sacks sold to-day, of which 1900 yellow
mixed at 73c; 300 yellow at 74c; 1000 white
at Use; $50 white at 76c; 1000 do at nc, and
200 do at 78e.. .,... s... 80
OATs-Are in light supply and fair de-
mand; 100 sacks St. Louis sold at 651ec
so do at &c, and 200 Galena at Csc.
BRAN-Is in light supply and fair demand;
$50 sacks sold at 81 40 y 100 lbs.
HAr-Is in good supply and moderate
demand; ITO bales choice Western sold at
at $23.
PoRK-The market is without any move
ment. Mes. is offering at sl7 p Dbl; it is
retailing at $l7 so.
BACON-Is dull; 20 casks clear sides sold
at le1sc, and 10 tierces sugar-cured hams at
l4Ac y 10; shoulders are quoted at FAC;
clear rib sides 919c; clear sides 10c; sugar
cured hams l31a a l324c; choice do Ia a IA l3c
y fb.
LARD-Is without any movement, and
prices are nominal; tierces are quoted at
Ii 01119c and kegs at ia l2lc.
DRY SALT MEAT-ShOulders are quoted
at 6aic y fb.
BREAKFAST BACoS-Choice Western is
quoted at IL la a 12c at wholesale and l21ec
at retail.
BUTTER-Western is in better supply and
only moderate demand. Good to choice
commands 200 25c p tb. Goshen in fair
supply and demand at 35 SIC p Is. No
sale for old butter.
CHEEsE-The supply is ample and the de-
mand only moderate. Western factory is
selling at Is a l6c, and reserve at 49, l4c
p fb.
LARD OILS selling at 80 a S5c y gallon.
POULTRY AND EGGs-Chickens sell on the
levee at $607 p dozen for grown, and
s4G5 for young, and turkeys at SlS y
dozen. Western eggs are in good supply,
and have declined to - a Ice v dozen.
EsCULRNTs-Southern potatoes are sell
ing at So 25d3 50, and onions at 50 so y
Dbl; cabbages steady at $l8022 p 100.
WHIsKY-The supply is about equal to
the demand and prices are steady and firm.
Rectited commands IS 9Oc y gallon for
low proof and IS a 97lac for choice brands;
25 bbls Indiana were sold at zoe. Bourbon
firm at 81 a Is for patent and 81 IS 5 for
pure; IS bbls sold at 81 IS.
CORN MEAL-Continues in light supply;
80 bbls kiln dried sold from store at So so
y Dbl.
CoFFEE-We still note a stagnant mar
ket with stock in first hands of II 800
bags. Quotations nominal. Prime (gold
duty paid) Is a l5l4c, good l4l2 l4a4c, fair
IA 44c T. ID.
STAR CANDLEs-Are very dull. Full
weight sell at l5lsc y ID; IA or at l3ssc; II
OF at llsse, and ii OF at l0asc y 10.
RICE-The market is very dull, but prices
are unchanged. Carolina is quoted at 9lac
y b for prime, 9l4c for good, S3l a &c for
fair. Louisiana S3a Sc y fb for prime, 10.
a &c for ordinary and &c for common.
SALT-Dull and prices unchanged. Dealers
sell Liverpool at 81 l0d1 Is p sack for
coarse and 81 % a 80 for fine. When large
lots are taken at warehouse by boats. a de-
duction is made for drayage. Table salt in
pockets SC, &c, Sc. Turks Island nominal at
30 a 40c p bushel
TOBACCO-Since our review of Tuesday |
evening the demand has been good, the |
sales embracing 474 hhds, taken for Italy |
and Germany, viz: 30 and 80 hhds Tugs at
&c; old at &c, and 2 at &c + ID; sc, 20, 40, |
60, 80 40, l6 and IA on private terms !
Quotations are unchanged, viz: 5l2 a 46c;
low leaf Ga 9714e; medium ~ a Sc; good |
8 dSl9c; fine 834 a 9lec and l0c T. 10.
NAVAL STOREs-The stock of rosin has |
been all disposed of at 81 50d4 IS u Dbl |
for virgin dip. 81 50 for No. l. 81 Is for No. |
?, ard 81 for common, and the market is |
now bare. Spirits turpentine all sold at Acc |
y gallon for lots and SOC jobbing.
FREIGHTs--Under a good demand for |
room, foreign freights have stiffened and |
the rates cOastwise are steady. With the |
present supply of tonnage it is difficult to
establish any material advance. We quote; |
Cotton to Liverpool, sail and steam, IS a
7-l6d; to Havre, sail 3, a 7sc; to Bremen,
sail, q a sc; to New York and Philadel-
phia, steam, l3c; tobacco to Liverpool, 81 a
032s Cd: to Havre and Bremen 80 32s; |
to London 35s; corn to New York and Bos-
ton, steam, l20 l2l2c.