New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-07-09
COTTON STATEMENT.


To-day's exports were to New York
Receipts proper since last evening, 81:
bales, against 1910 on last Saturday, and
sos last year, making an aggregate since
August 81, of ], AIS, 846 bales, against !, 1872.
S28 last year.
SUGAR-Only one barrel was received
this morning. The market is quiet to-day,
but firm and unchanged, and we quote
912c for common: 10 a 0Bc for fair; II a
lac for fully fair; IL " a lla4c for prime;
l2c for choice, and l2Ac for yellow
clarified.
MoLAssEs-Only four bbls were received
to-day. There have not been any sales of
plantation molasses for several days. city
refinery reboiled is quoted at 80 a Csc:
golden syrup at 81 q gallon.
FLOUR-The market is very dull, and
only job or retail business is doing. Su-
perfne is quoted at 81 S71A q 5; double ex-
ira IS 6212 as IS; treble extra $606 25;
choice treble extra So soar; choice and
family extra 81 250I0 p Dbl. About 1900
bbls were sold to-day, of which 1900 bbls,
in lots, at the foregoing prices; so choice
treble extra at Sc IS; 100 choice extra at
So, and so do at 50 y Dbl.
CoRNm!s in light supply and good de
mand. The sales embrace 5000 sacks, of
which 5000 yellow and mixed at 73c, $50
yellow at 75c, 1900 white at 7Sc, $500 white
and $50 st. Charles Company white at SOC
T. bushel
OATs-Are in light supply and fair de-
mand; 1000 sacks were sold to-day, of which
200 ST. Louis at &c; so and 100 st. Louis at
6s; 100 and 300 Galena at Csc p bushel
BRAN-Is in fair demand at 81 Is y 100
TBS; 500 and 700 sacks sold at that price
to-day.
HAY-Is in light supply and good demand
at S2o y ton for prime Western, and $50 for
choice.
PoRK-Is dull, with holders asking SIG 50
" Dbl for mess, and no buyers. 1t is retail
ing at Sic 75017 T. Dbl.
BACoN-Only job or retail business is
doing today, and we quote 80SAc " tb
for shoulders, 9l9 09asc for clear rib sides,
lO43 a lOs5c for clear sides, 14015c for
sugar cured hams, and ISL I61ac for
choice do.
BREAKFAST BACoN-Is quoted at 10 a 1O19c
y fb.
LARD-Is steady. Tierces are quoted at
1015 0l0Ac; kegs at l1A a 12c y fb.
DRY SALT MEAT-ShOulders are quoted
at 6lec y ib.
WHIsKY-The market is quiet but very
firm at 92lac " gallon for Indiana, and 81
al O3 for Cincinnati.
GREAsE-Twenty-fve tierces sold at 71ec
y fb.
NAVAL SToREs-ROsin is in light supply
and demand and quoted at 81 5O04 Is u
Dbl for pale, 81 so for No. l, and 81 for No.
= Spirits turpentine dull at 45c y gallon.
RrCE-There is no Carolina in the market,
and the supply Of Louisiana is confined to
few small lots. The latter is jobbing at
9Ae fb for prime; Slsc for ordinary,
and 71ec for common. India is selling at
IN 07Ac y Is.
CHEEsE-Is in fair supply and moderate
demand; choice factory is selling at IL a 14c
and reserve at Ii q l2c U fb.
BUTTER-The supply of Western is better
and choice can now be had at 220 23c y fb.
Northern is steady at 32034c y tt for
choice. No call for inferior grades.
FREIGHTs-The demand for room for
foreign ports continues very small, and
rates are little better than nominal. There
is plenty of tonnage in port We quote:
Cotton to New York and Boston, steam,
zSc; to Liverpool, sail, ed; to Havre, q a
'sc, sail. Tobacco to Liverpool. sail, 35s;
to London, 35s a 37s Cd.