New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-10-04
Stock on hand and on shipboard-bales.

Receipts proper since Saturday evening
53ll bales, against 72.2l corresponding days
last year, making the aggregate since Fri
day evening 6lo0 bales. against 1924 for the
corresponding time last week, and 81 9i9
bales. against 81 ,39l last year
SUGAR AND MoLAssEs-We note some
movement in sugar, and there were sales
to dealers and retiners of 50 hhds Cuba
sugar in lots at 9 a l0c. and 10 hhds white
Louisiana clarified, just received. at 1872.
= Is. There is very little molasscs here, and
scarcely any movement in it. Opera
tors are awaiting the receipt of the new
crops.
ARRIVALS FROM THE WEsT-The Bis
marck. from st. Louis, and Edinburg, from
Cincinnati have arrived since our review Of
Saturday.
FLOUR-The market has shown more ami
nation today, and there were sales on
Saturday and to-day, not previously re-
ported, of 1000 bbls of which So and 500
supertine at 81 25. so and 300 treble extra
at s. so. 1000 do at s. so, 200 double extra
at S.. 200 treble extra at Sc. 50 and 100 do
at S6 ., rs choice extra at Sc 80. 90 and
100 DO at S. IS, 100 and 800 treble extra on
private terms.
GoRN-Is dull and prices are lower. 1900
sacks sold to-day. of which 1000 white on
private terms, SO do at zoe, 80 mixed and
12l2c T. bushel.
OATs-Are also dull and lower. 1900 sacks
were sold to-day. of which 400 st. Louis at
soc: 800 do at sic; - and 100 do at 75c p
bushel.
BRAN-lOO sacks sold at Csc y 100 lbs.
HAY-60 bales prime Western sold at SA
and 50 choice at $25 y ton.
PoRK-ls more in request. and the market
is firmer 80 and 80 bbls mess sold at $50
-, o,,I
is retailing at $27 a q 80 y Dbl.
BACON-Is also in better request and
irmer. 10 casks clear sides sold at lSEc,
and 5 casks country shoulders at l44c . ID.
Shoulders are quoted at 14ls l4ac; clear
rib sides ia a l7Ac; clear sides 1871 a lSa4c;
sugar-cured hams % 025c y tb as in quality.
LARD-ls quiet but firm. Packers in
tierces are quoted at l6a16lsc; refined
II l7l4c: kegs at 10 q 20c y fb.
BUTTER-ChOice is scarce and in request.
Goshen commands 43 45c: choice Western
80 35c T. tb.
CHEEsE-Is coming in more freely and
prices have declined. Western factory is
now quoted at l5c y tb.
WHIsKY-l5 and 100 bbls Indiana spirits
sold at Csc y gallon.
BREAKFAST BACoN-Is selling at q q 22c
p tb.
DRY SALT MEAT Shoulders are quoted at
" lOh2 T. 10.
EGGs-Are selling on the landing at 25S
2Sc y dozen.
EsCULENrs-St. Louis potatoes are selling
at 50 75a3 so; Ohio river So 7505 p
barrel.
Com MEALS dull, and is quoted on
the landing at So 50 y Dbl
LARD OIL-COmmands 81 goal 221a y
gallon.
IRON COTTON TIEs-Are selling at SIC a &c
y fb.
BAGGING-Is in light supply and good de-
mand with scarcity of bales. The deal
ers are selling rolls at SIC: bales 34c do
nestle jute 34c; hemp and fax 81 a. 3c y
yard.
BROOM CoRN-Is in fair demand, but at
lower rates. Common, 30 31ac y tb; fair,
41a 65c: choice, 607c y fb.
COTTON SEED-The highest now paid is
$l2 y ton.
POULTRY-Young chickens are selling on
the landing at S. SO; old at 50 y dozen.
Turkeys: $I2 for young, and $24 for old.
STAR CANDLEs-Are in light supply but
not much in demand, owing to the Texas
quarantine; sales of IL or are being made at
l31ac; II or at l41ac; IA OF at 161a; full
weight at 1917 a 19c y fb.
We obtain the following statement from
the circular of Messrs. Burke, Clark &
Trepagnier:
NEW ORLEANS, October l, 1870.
STOCK THIS DAY. Total.
Baggng, India. 100, Dundee. 246...... ,os6 bales
Domestic Jute Bagging. ............ 3, 49l rolls.
Hemp and Flax bagg1n8. 3y349 pieces.
Gunny Bags. 81 bales.