New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-09-15


Stock on hand and on shipboard-bales. BIS
Receipts proper since last evening l26
bales. against 1903 last year, making the
aggregate since Friday evening 1912 bales
against 1873 for the corresponding time last
week. and 1898 last year; and since August
81. 1888 bales, against III last year
SUGAR AND MoLAssEs-There were re-
ceipts this morning. of 10 hhds sugar and 10
bbls molasses. Only jobbing business do
ing We note sales of l46 hhds Cuba sugar
to the trade at II a II l2c, and 200 boxes No
Is at I2iac T. b. The dealers rates for
Louisiana sugar are l0l4 d I0l2c Y ib for
common: II I. a II Il for fair: l2l2c for fully
fair BE for prime; 1914 a l3lac for choice;
1874 a l3lsc for yellow clarified and Ia
l4lac for white. Plantation molasses is
quoted at % a Soc y gallon; City Refinery,
reboiled. 80 roc; syrup 81 + gallon.
ARRIVALS FROM THE WEST-Ihe Bel
fast, from Cincinnati. Mollie Moore. from
Pittsburg, and Leonidas, from Louisville.
have arrived since our review OF yesterday.
FLOUR-Continues ill active demand for
Cuba and for the trade. There is no stock
Oh hand and the receipts are sold readily
as fast as landed, at full prices About 5000
bbls were sold today, Of which 900 double
extra at Sc %: 300 do at S6s:,5; 100 treble
extra ut S. 65: 100 do at So 10; so and 800
do at SIS IS: 100 do at Sc 50; 500 do ut
S. 81 10: 300 do at S.: 100 choice extra at
= -: 2J0 and 700 treble extra on private
terms.
CoRS-The demand is limited aud the
market is dull and dropping, although the
supplies are light. Only 800 sacks were sold
today. OF which 100 poor mixed at s5c,
so mixed at 90c, $50 yellow mixed at 92l2c
and 50 white at 95c per bushel
OATs-Are in light supply and firm. 300
sacks were sold today, OF which 100 sacks
St Louis at &c. 300 do at SOC. 200 st. Louis
and 800 st. Louis and Galena at 60csper
bushel.
BRAN-Is in light supply and firm. 500
sacks sold'a 81 ~ per 100 lbs.
HAY-Choice is scarce and in demand;
other descriptions are neglected. 300 bales
choice Western sold at SIS, and 40 do at
$50 = ton.
PoRK-The market has shown some ami
nation to-day, but at still lower prices. 80
bbls mess were sold, of which 100 on pri-
waite terms: 80 at s2S %; 25 and 90 at SIS 80.
We have heard of some sales at ST Is u
Dbl. 1t is quoted at wholesale at SIS a
S2S 50, and retailing at SO $50 = Dbl
BACoN-is in light supply, and the mar
eet is trmer, although only a retail bust
ness is doing; casks shoulders sold at
I54c. and 10 do clear sides at l9i2c + fb.
Shoulders are retailing at l5l2c; clear rib
sides lS;,sc; clear sides l9aac; sugar-cured
hams 24l2 q 25c y ib.
LARD-A lot Of 10 tierces packers sold at
H4c p ID. Tierces are in supply and diAl
at Ia Il l2c for steam rendered; II Il a
lsc for refined. Kegs are scarce, and COM
mand 20 n 20l.c T. tb.
CuEEsE-Ihc supply is light, and the de
mand is good at Is a l6c y b for choice
factory. Inferior descriptions are neglected,
and Nices for them are irregular and nom
inal.
BUTTER--Choice grades are in light sup
ply and good demand; 40 iirkins good West
em sold at 25c y b. Choice Goshen is re-
failing at 40 a 42c. Poor and inferior is
plenty and dull. Coed Western is quoted
at p a SOC. common Northern nominal at %
a. 0c, inferior l6 pc y To.