New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-08-29
stock on hand and on shipboard . 290e5
Stock IN hand last-year ............... 81, 703

Receipts proper since Saturday evening 403
bales, against $50 last Sunday and Monday,
and 35l same time last year, making an ag-
gregate since Friday evening of 1890 bales,
against 1923 for the corresponding time last
week and 473 last year, and since August
81, of ,444,003 bales, against la All last
year.
SUGAR-Only hhds were received to-day.
Common Louisiana sugar is quoted at 9l9 a
l03sc; good common to fair lO15 l0asc;
good fair lie; fully fair 11Ac; prime he;
choice 13a4c; yellow clarified 12ls l2Ac;
refinery yellow clarified 12A 012Ae; white
$50 l3fac y 10.
MoLAssEs-Received to-day bbls. The
receipts from plantations are very in
ferior in quality, and consist OF remnants
of cistern bottoms whichis quoted at 120 lSc
y gallon. Refinery reboiled is quoted $50
Coo y gallon, as in quality; golden syrup
at 90c p gallon.
FLoUR-The market is very dull with a
large stock on hand, and prices are nominal.
Superfine is quoted nominally at 81 SO;
double extra S. so; treble extra IS 81e0
S. good treble extra Sc 12la 06 IS; choice
extra Sc 5006 rs; family extra $10$8 y
Dbl; 100 bbls good treble sold at Sc 81 y;
| 100 do at Sc So and 50 at Sc rs y Dbl.
CoRN-Is in fair supply and limited de-
| mand About 1000 sacks were sold to-day,
| of which 200 mixed at 66c; 200 yellow at
| SIC; 200 white mixed at Csc; 800 white and
| 200 choice yellow at zoe, and 100 st. Charles
county at 72c y bushel.
OATs-Are also in fair supply and limited
| demand; $50 small sacks sold at 49c; 500
| and 500 at Soc p bushel.
BRAN-Is dull; 100 and 200 sacks sold
at 81 05 p 100 TBS.
3 HAYS dull; 50 and 100 bales choice
| Western sold at $50, and so do at $50 so "
ton. Prime is quoted at $27 02S y ton.
PoRK-Continues quiet but firm, with
mess held at $l49142 IS y Dbl and no sales.
1t is retailing at $l4 25014 50 p Dbl.
| BREAKFAST BAcoN-Seventy-fve boxes
| Western sold on private terms. 1t Is quoted
| at 100 10Isc p rs.
LARD-A lot of $50 kegs refined sold at
l1Ac y tb. Kegs are quoted at IL a lll4c;
tierces 10A G10IAc y fb.
BAcoN-The market is firm, with a good
demand. About 100 casks were sold to-day
of which so casks shoulders at &c; 10 dc
clear rib at 7asc; 5 and 5 do at FAC; 16 and
IL do clear sides at $50; and 10 tierces sugar
cured hams at 141ac " fb. On Saturday
not reported, IS casks clear sides at She
p. Shoulders are now quoted at &c, clear
rib sides at FAC, clear sides 8ss 0Saac, sugar
cured hams l00l2c for ordinary and Ia a
I5lac for good and choice.
DRY SALT MEAT-Shoulders are quoted
at sac U rs.
CORN MEALS in better demand, and
pricers are firmer. Fifty and $50 bbls sold
on the landing at % 25, and 80 bbls at So s.
| p Dbl.
POULTRY AND EGGs.-Chickens are sell
ing on the levee at So y dozen fol
grown, and 81 for young; turkeys at $18
Western eggs dull and lower. They now
sell at Is 90 " dozen on the levee.
WHIsKY-There is steady demand in 6
jobbing way at 81 lac a 81 p gallon for choice
rectifed and 921s 094c for common.
EscuLENTs-Potatoes are selling on the
levee at 50 50G3 so y Dbl, onions at 50 81
03 so, and apples at 81 az SO y Dbl Sou
100.
FREIGHTs-v Very little movement in any
direction, and rates are nominally un
changed: Liverpool, sail, lsd; continent, lie
New York, steam, 1ec; to Boston, %c OF
cotton and Csc on flour.
CoFFEE-Market inactive and quotations
nominal at l60l6lac Is (gold, duty paid
| l5Ac for fair.