New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-09-20
ST. ck on hand and on shipboard-bales

Receipts proper since Friday evening. 1903
bales. against o.; for the corresponding time
last week and 1852 last year, and since
August 81. 9l35 bales against l2,l05 last
year.
SUGAR AND MOLAssEs-A lot of Is hhds
of sugar vas received this morning. The
movement is confined to dealers who are
supplying the retail demand at l0l4 010l2c
p tb for common Louisiana sugar, liz q
1ll2c for fair, 1242c for fully fair. BE for
prime; 1914 a l3lac for choice, 1874 a l3l2c
for yellow clarified, 14a l4llc for white.
Plantation molasses is quoted at % q Doc z
gallon, city refinery reboilcd 50a7 5c, syrup
81 = gallon.
ARRIVALS FROM THE WEsT-The Shark
and barges, NJ. J. Wicks, Continental and
Pauline Carroll from st. Louis. These ar
riteii since our review of Saturday.
IFLoUR-The receipts have been very
large since Saturday. Buyers are holding
off although there is a demand for the local
trade and for Cuba, and prices have de-
clined materially. Superfinc is now quoted
al S505 % I, Dbl; double extra at s. 500
) IS: treble extra at $6a6 % U bbl. There
were sales to-day of 1900 bbls, of which 80
fine at s.; $50 double extra at s. SO; 100
treble extra at Sc; $50 do at So I21a: 200 do
at SIS 90; $50 do at SIS 40; $50 do at S6 5O
100 choice extra at So IS; $50 do at SIS IS:
50 choice extra at s. 20; SEQ and 700 treble
extra on private terms. and 100 bbls on its
merits at SIS y bbl 200 half bbls treble
extra sold at s. 49, and 100 do at 50 so =
bbl.
CoRN-We note well supplied and dull
market; only 1900 sacks were sold in job
lots to-day, of which 80 mixed, so white
mixed and 100 yellow mixed at 90c; 100
yellow mixed at 92i2c: 100 and $50 white at
9bc; 200 yellow on private terms. AT
Ill 10 cd nf whit Ia
9bc y bushel.
OATs-Are also in good supply and prices
are lower, with slack demand; 1000 sacks
Were sold to-day, of which 100 and $50 Ordi-
nary at SIC; $50 fair st. Louis at 5ic; 100
prime do at 5lc; 900 and $50 at soc; 100 and
2D0 old do at Soc y bushel.
BHAN-Is dull; 1OO sacks sold at 81 2 100
lbs.
HAYS in light supply and firm: TO
bales prime ST. Louis sold at $50; "A choice
at S2S; so and "a at $50 y ton.
BACoN-Better supplies have depressed
the market There were sales to-day of ID
casks shoulders in three equal lots at lJl4c;
I0 casks clear rib sides in two equal lots at
Use; 5 casks clear sides at l9Asc; ) tierces
dhoice sugar-cured hams at 2ic p lb. Or
binary sugar-cured hams are quoted at y
a 23c; choice "a q 25c u fb.
PoRK-Is very dull, aud prices are Ell
tirely nominal at wholesale. Mess is re-
failing at S29 go ., Dbl.
LARD-Tierces are dull. They are quoted
at l7A a II tac: kegs are scarce, and com
mand a04a a dc y tb.
Com MEALS dull. 1t is quoted on the
landing at 81 400 so, and in store at 81 IS
r. barrel.
WH1sKY-Is dull at a95c p gallon for
ordinary Indiana, and Sl@l % for choice
Cincinnati.
BCTTER-Choice is in fair supply and
moderate demand other descriptions are
very dull and prices are nominal. Choice
Western commands % o 30c ; Goshen 80
U40c.
CHEEsE-Choice factory is scarce. and
commands lGc y tb. Inferior is dull, and
prices are nominal.
BEANs-Thcre arc no new beans in mar
ket.
DRIED APPLEs-Arc in light supply and
good demand ut aloe Y 10. lot OF choice
brought lie.
LARD Oils dull at 81 % al % p gal
lon.
POULTRY AND EGGs-Chickens sell on the
landing at So y dozen for young and SO
for grown, and turkeys at S!SW2i u dozen.
Ecos 25 q 33c y dozen on the levee.
Observation-Disclosures are dull at s. IS
83 r. Dbl for St. Louis and S3 750l for
Ohio river. Apples dull at s. 80 "a. Onions
g. 50 T. Dbl. Cabbages Sla@lS y crate.
Sour kraut $i30H y Dbl. Beets S2@
2 80. Carrots $203. Horse radish SlO@
10 u hill