New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-08-12
Stock on hand and on sllipboard-ba,es. >.


Receipts proper since Friday evening, 746
bales. against S2S for the corresponding
time last week, and 357 last year, aud since
September first 1,l39.2S3 bales, against
1868 last year.
SUGAR AND MOLASsEs-Arrived this morn
ing Is bids sugar and bbls molasses. The
market is quiet but firm. with local bust
ness doing, and we quote i034c + TO for com
mon sugar; II q a lac for fair l2l2 for fully
fair. DC Tor prime, 1874 0l3aic for yellow
clarified. Il a lil4c for white. Cuba sugar is
quoted at l0ai2l2c for yellow, - l4c
for white. Plantation fermenting molas-
ses is quoted at p d35c T. gallon; city
refinery reboiled 30 d15c; syrup 81. There
is no movement in Cuba molasses.
ARRIVALS FROM THE WEsT-The W. r.
Arthur, from st. Louis, has arrived since
our review Of yesterday.
FLOUR-The market is inactive. Treble
extra is scarce and firm, while the grades
above are in supply and dull, and those be
low are scarce, but in limited demand.
Supertine is quoted at S. 81 y; double extra,
S6d6 l212; treble extra, Sc % IS Is; choice
extra, s. al 80; family extra, 81 75aS -
t. barrel. There were sales to-day of 1000
barrels, Of which so and 200 double extra az
So 100 treble'extra at Is y; 400 do at Sc so:
100 do at 81; l25 choice extra at 81 %; 80
do at s. IS; 40 do at s. 6214; so do at So Is,
and 46S choice extra ON private terms.
CoRN-There have been some arrivals,
but the demand is limited and prices have
declined. The sales are confined to 1000
sacks, OF which 80 yellow mixed and $50
mixed at 81 O. 12. - and 200 white at 81 10.
200 choice white at 81 Il and 100 do at
81 l2le u bushel.
OATs-Are dull. but prices are unchanged.
400 sacks were sold, OF which 1874 st. Louis
at SIC, 80 DO at SIC and 40 Galena at 60c =
bushel
BRAN-Four hundred sacks sold at 81 4,
100 lbs.
HAY-There is none Oh the landing. 40
bales choice -. Louis sold IN store al SIS T.
ton.
PoRK-Two hundred bbls mess sold at
S3l 80, and 50 do at $32 81 T. bbl. 1t is
retailing az S32 a - 30 u Dbl.
LARD-A lot OF 80 tierces pressed sold az
T34c t. ft. The supply is light. and prices
are firm. Iierces command E3s 0I34U
kegs ice e tb.
BAcoN-Twelve casks clear sides sold on
private terms. Only retail business is doing
at 1534c u 10 for shoulders; 1884, a 19c Tor
clear rib sides; 1919 a 1890 for clear sides.
Sugar-cured hams are quoted at 25al G26l2c
T. tb.
DRY SALT MEATS quoted at wholesale
at l4l2c, and is retailing at l5c Y fb.
BREAKFAST BACoN-Western is quoted at
l9l2c; Northern 20c t. IS.
EsCULENTs-Ohiop potatoes are coming III
more freely, and are now quoted at So 7504
y bbi. Onions are selling at 50 03 %, and
apples at 50 ) t. Dbl, and 81 02 so Y box.
Cabbage SIC II crate.
PoULTRY AND EGGs-Chickens sell on the
landing at So as y dozen for young, and
So 0lO for grown, and turkeys at SlS u
dozen. Western eggs are neglected, and
quoted at l00l5c " dozen on the levee.
TALLow-Texas rendered is held at 9l4 a
95sc. y fb. There is fair demand for ex-
port at slightly reduced prices.
BUTTER-The market is qniet, and prices
are steady. Goshen is quoted at SIC for
choice, and 30 33c for common, and choice
Western at % q 2Sc q fb.
LOUISIANA RICE-The stock of old is
about exhausted, and quotations are en-
tirely nominal.
LOUISIANA Rock SALT-Tuks Island
grade is selling. at $l3 y ton; Liverpool
grade, coarse, 81 40; fine, 81 60 y sack,
Delivered at Brashear to Texas steamers
s. p ton less than New Orleans prices.