New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-09-30


Receipts proper since Friday evening o59S
bales, against 6i29 for the corresponding
| time last week. and l4.O73 last year, ant
| since August 81, 24,246 bales, against &c, AZ
last year.
SUGAR AND MOLASsEStThe market i.
showing considerable animation in lOca
or retail way. In the past day or two I;
hhds Louisiana yellow clarified sold, in lots
at l3Ac; 200 bbls Mexican sugar at Sc; 81
hhds fully fair Muscovada at II d llsc and
$50 boxes Cuba. numbers II to IA, at l0le a
llf y fb. In molasses there is no move
md mt. Operators are awaiting receipts OF
tho new crop.
ARRIVALS FROM THE WHsr-There were
nOarrivals yesterday.
FLOCR-Buyers are looking around and
offering low figures, which are refused, the
stock being held higher under limit. We
however, quote superfne at 81 %; double
extra s. l21e as IS, treble extra s. so a
5 IS and Sc, choice treble extra Sc 06 80 t.
bill. The sales to-day were confined to 1000
bills. of which l25, on it's merits, at 81 40
Top treble extra at S. 49, 100 do at s. 80,
LIP do at Sc, 325 choice treble extra at
SCI 81 y, 100 choice extra at So 80, 100 do at
81 so y Dbl.
CORN-The supply is light, but the de-
MI md is limited. 1900 sacks w re sold to-
day, of which GOO mixed at 7212c; $50 choice
white at 75c; $50 do at 7Sc; 100 do at SOC, and
"a yellow at 79GSaP bushel.
OATs-Are in moderate supply and fair
de mand. 1000 sacks were sold to-day, of
which $50 and $50 ST. Louis at Sic; l44 and
Sb do at SIC; 300 do at SIC, and $50 choice
old at sac y bushel. Yesterday 500 choice
old sold at SIC y bushel
BRAN-Is dull. $50 second hand bags sold
at190c, and 200 choice at 93c T. 100 TBS.
HAYS in fair demand. $50 bales prime
ST. Louis sold at SIS; 81 and 100 choice do
at l$26; so do at $26 SO p ton.
PoRK-Is dull and lower: 20 bbls mess
sold Oh the landing at SIS IS. 1t is retail
ing at 500 5O026 IS y Dbl.
BACON-2O casks clear rib sides at l6lec,
and l0casks clear sides at lSAc. Shoulders
are quoted at l4hc; sugar-cured hams % %
25t, as in quality.
tARD-A lot of Is kegs choice kettle-ren-
de red sold at l9c p fb. The market is dull.
Tierces are quoted at l6l4 l613c; kegs at
10 I019lac y tb.
DRY SALT MEAT Shoulders are quoted at
1914 q 1919 y tb.
BREAKFAST BACoN-Is in supply, and is
selling at 20 age v tb.
CORN MEALS dull and lower, with an
ample supply. The demand is limited at
SCI 50 03 IS y Dbl on the landing.
BROOM CoRN-Is in fair demand, but at
loNcT IdlcS. SOluuOLs j UoT2C y I'D; I.tiI',
Az a SC; choice, 607c v Is.
BAGGING-Is in light supply and good de-
mand with a scarcity of bales. The deal
ers are selling rolls at 32c; bales 34c; do
mbstic jute SAC; hemp and fax 80 033c p
yard.
COrToN SEED-The highest now paid is
$l2 y ton.
EscULENTs-St. Louis potatoes are selling
at s. 03; Ohio river $37503 s.. Apples
50 5O03 50. Onions So 5004 50 y Dbl.
C$bbages SIS 900 v crate. Sn,lr krout $40
a II v Dbl. Beets az 80. Carrots $203.
HPrse radish $l00l2 y Dbl.
|BUTrER-A dairy Of Goshen sold at 44c y
1b. Choice Western commands IS a Soc y
fb. Inferior is very difficult of sale
lCHEEsE-The market is bare of all kinds;
choice factory would bring 16017c y ID
re ably.
STAR CANDLEs-Are in light supply, but
nft much in demand, owing to the Texas
quarantine; sales of ii OF are being made at
ldlac; IL or at l41ac; IA or at I61a; full
WI Eight at 1871 a l9c y tb.
LARD OIL-Is firmer and commands 81 IS
" gallon.
BEANs-There are no new beans in mar
kft.
EGGs-Are selling on the landing at IS q
2Sc y dozen.
IPOULTRY-YOung chickens are selling on
the landing at S. so; old at So so p dozen.
WHIsKY-COntinues dull. Indiana is
qJloted at S71a o 9Oc; standard Cincinnati
95c a 81 y gallon, and dull.