New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-02-06
stock on hand and on shipboard not cleared 252 III
Stock o.. hand same time last ye ar....... 24l 155

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To-days exports were to Liverpool.
Receipts proper since last evening 1888
bales, against 1919 on last Sunday and
Monday, and u ,657 last year, making an
aggregate since Friday evening of 1920
bales. against l4,S4S for the corresponding
time last week and 29,0i2 last year, and
since August 81 of 646,293 bales, against
1S6, 039 last year.
SUGAR-The receipts continue light, and
the demand is good at firm and unchanged
prices. Inferior GA a lac, common - Sc,
fair sas dS5sc, good fair S7s d9c, fully fair
9l4 a9l2c, prime 95s d934c, strictly prime
Zoe, choice 1O14 1019c. seconds 9 9a4c, cen
trifugal 93a lie, yellow clarified ia o
IL lsc, white ~ a l2l9c T. fb.
MoLAssEs-The receipts are light, the de-
mand is active and prices are tirmer.
Plantation reboiled As 5Oc common to
prime fermenting 80 a4Sc: inferior not
35 iSc: fair Asa 4Sc: prime soc; strictly
prime 52c v gallon.
FLOUR-The market is quiet but firm.
with local demand for the medium and
lower grades. Choice is very scarce, in
demand and high. $500 bbls were sold. of
which 80 supertine at S. -. lSS single extra
at s. l21s; 30 do at s. 2j l25 double extra
at s. so: $50 do at s. 60: IS, 80 and 200
treble extra at S.; 400 good treble extra at
IS %; 100 choice extra at So -: 100 do at
So: 30 do at S. %: $50. 200 and 400 do in
lots at 50 30: $50 at So 20; 80 and 80 choice
family at $40; 400 do at $40 TO-; % do at
$40 25 " Dbl.
Corn MEALS quiet. with job trade at
$4 t. Dbl. A lot OF 80 bbls brought "a; a
lot of 60 bbls sold at So 90 y Dbl.
CoRN-Buyers are holding back for better
supplies, and the market is dull. The early
resumption of navigation in the West is eX-
pected. On Saturday evening there were
sales, not reported, of 700 sacks yellow at
Soc: 1900 yellow mixed at 85c, and 1000
white at $50. To-day the sales are confined
to 1900 sacks yellow at Sc; 100 and 100
white at soc b bushel.
OATs-The remarks about corn apply
equally to oats. The market is now quoted
at 65 66c. 5000 sacks were sold, of which
300 a: Csc; 1900 on private terms; $50 at 61c,
and 400 at Csc v bushel.
BRAN-Is scarce, and is quoted at 81 Is T.
100 TBS.
HAY--Is in light supply and fair demand,
and prices have advanced. 500 bales were
sold, Of which 100 prime at $3l; 100 choice
at s32; $50 at $33; and 50 at 1914 y ton.
PoRK-Is quiet. Original mess is offering
at SIS IS, and repacked at SIS so. 1t is re-
failing at SIS IS a l6 y Dbl. IS and 200 bbls
original mess sold at SIS 50 y Dbl.
DRY SALT MEAT-The market has weak
ened IA boxes sold at &c for shoulders, Sc
for clear rib and, rib sides and 8lac for
hams, and $1,000 TBS rib sides at Sc.
BACoN-Is in light supply, in request and
firm. 10 casks clear rib sides sold at 93s,
GLE and l0c; % casks sides in three lots at the
railroad depot at l0c, and casks clear sides
on the spot at 10l9c. Shoulders are quoted
at 7l4c; clear rib sides at 912c; clear sides
at l0A a lOl5c " 10.
LARD-Is quiet and the market is not as
firm as on Saturday. Packers, in tierces,
is quoted at 9l4c; refined IOc; kegs lOh4
l0lec y fb.
HAMs-Are dull. Sugar-cured are quoted
at l21a 013c v II.
COFFEE-The demand is active, and prices
have advanced Stock in first hands, 5000
bags; in dealers hands, $4,000 bags: sales
past week, 1890 sacks. We quote prime
2ls4"0 221ac, gold duty paid good 2ll4 a
II l&c; fair 2Oa4 ole ordinary zoe " tb.
BAGGING-Jute is in speculative demand.
and 1900 rolls sold in lots, in the past few
days, at l64 0171ec y yard. Since then
offers of 71ac were reported, and lSc asked.
CHEEsE-Is in light supply and good de-
mand, and prices have advanced. Choice
factory commands l5h 0l6c. New York
cream lie " Is.
WHIsKY-Good proof rectifed is dull at