New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-02-18

Stock same cate last ''f'o
TodaT's exports embraced 1862 bales
% Liverpool, 2UJl to Amsterdam and 2iS2
to New York. Receipts proper since last
evening 1879 bales, against Gi5S on last
Saturday, and 1912 last year, making a
total since August 81 OF 70S,o56 bales,
against SSS, 800 last year.
SUGAR-The receipts are Eight and there
is very little stock in first hands. The mar
kct is quiet with a fair demand. In
ferior 6 q lac; y Sc for common; eli size
for fair; Sig a &c for good fair; ga a 9lec Tor
fully fair; 9l2 9a.c for prime; Zoe for
strictly prime; l0l.c for choice; d9l9c Tor
low seconds, and l0l2 a II 9c for good
! seconds; 9a4 a lie for centrifugal; II a a
IL l2c for yellow clarified, and l2l4 l2l2c
t. ID for white.
MoLAssEs-Contnues scarce and in de
mand and the market is tirmer. Common
to prime termenting 40 d50c; far
not ferinentng 4Sc; prime soc; strictly
prime Soc. Some half-bbls prime sold at 81 @
T. gallon.
FLOUR-The demand is restricted by the
scarcity of supplies, and the sales were
confined to 200 bbls, of which 100 single
extra at s. 50; 800 double extra at s. 81 l2;
80. 300 and $50 do at $; loo and 200 low
treble extra at s. l2l2; 100 good treble
extra at IS 80 T. Dbl.
CoRN-There is none on the landing. 20O
sacks white sold in store at Sic, and 200 at
Sc.
OArs-Are scarce 100 sacks sold at 62c
T. bushel.
BRAN-The market is bare. 1t is quoted
at 81 81 T. 100 TBS.
HAY-Is i'll light supply and limited de
mand $50 bales prime Western sold at
s3l c 81 So 100 choice at s33, and $50 at $3l
= ton.
PoEK-Is scarce. What little is on hand
- f,c,
1t is retailing at SIG IS a Il t. bbl.
BAcoN-Continues i'll light supply, but
the market has weakened in anticipation of
| better supplies. 10 casks shoulders sold at
&c, casks clear rib sides at SIC; and 10
casks clear rib sides at &c, and 10 do at lsc.
Clear sides would command l0L4c t. fb. AT
the depot, 10 casks clear sides sold at l0c
p ib. Sugar-cured hams are scarce and
in request at 1924 a l3c for canvased 80
tierces uncanvased sugar-cured sold on pri-
vate terms.
LARD-Is in light supply and firm. 100
kegs refined sold, in two lots, at lose y ID.
Kegs are quoted at 10a4 a 1lc tierces 9l2c
for packers and 9aa a l0c for refined.
Corn MEALS in light supply and tirmer.
so bbls sold at So 80 and 100 at 81 v Dbl.
DRY SALT MEAT-None in first hands.
ders, sac for clear rib sides, and 9lsc for
clear sides.
BREAKFAST BACoN-Is scarce and COM
mands IL - q l2c u ID.
WHIsKY-Is dull ST. 02l2 for choice West
ern rectited; 81 for good proof and 92lac
for ordinary.
CoFFEE-The market is quiet with a light
demand. There is no stock in first hands.
The dealers have $1,000 bags. We quote
prime 2la4 age, gold duty paid; good II a
81 Ice fair 20a4 ale; ordinary zoe p ID.
BUTTER-ChOice continues in light sup
ply and good demand. Choice Western
commands 250 28c; Goshen S3 a soc v ID.
There is no demand for inferior.
CHEEsE-The market is nearly bare.
Western Reserve commands 15c: choice
factory II a l8c; New York cream Tc;
English Dairy lSc T. fb.
Poultry AND EGGs-Cliickens comm and
on the landing S. a $50 for the old and 81 a
3 for the young; ducks 81 05; geese 81 a s.;
turkeys $l6@ls eggs 40 a 45c y dozen.
BEEF-Is in light supply and fair demand
at Sll0l2 y Dbl for Texas. Western is
scarce and commands SIS 0l6. The market
is bare of Northern; it is quoted at SIG SO a
II " Dbl.
Observation-Disclosures command On the
landing 1898 IS; onions So $50: apples
$3a6 y Dbl; cabbages $70lO y box;
sour krout $l40l5 y Dbl; beets and
turnips 81 50; carrots 50; parsnips %; horse
radish $iO0 Is; green peas So 5007 so; lady
peas $6a7; black-eyed peas $697; Western