New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-07-29

Receipts proper since Friday evening 900
bales against 1912 for the CORES pOnding
time last week. and 323 last year. and since
September |. l.l37 Iii bales, against 794.lSS
last year,
SuoAR AND MoLAssEs-There has been
no receipts for several days. The stock
is light and prices are firm and I'M
changed, although there Is very little de-
mand. Fair Louisiana sugar is quoted at
ia a IL +3c: fully fair l2c: prime l3c: yellow
clarified 1914 l3a4c: white IA lil4c: re-
fn;nc TO clarified Cuba sugar ga 4 l4l2c;
Nos II 10 IA. ii lie t. Is. Plantation fer
menting molasses is quoted at 10 q 5Cc =
gallon; city refinery reboiled 30 zoe: syrup
81. There is no movement in CUBA mo-
lasseS
ARRIVALS FROM THE WEsT-The Natchez.
Of yesterday
FLoUR-We have TO note dull market
to-day, and the sales are confined to 100
barrels. Of which 80 supertine at s. % 100
treble extra at Sc 40. 100 do at So 80. 200
choice extra at s.. 100 do at s. l2l2. 100 do at
| 81 50, 80 and 100 do at s. - T. barrel.
CoRN-The market is dull. and prices ap-
pear to have weakened little Yesterday,
not reported. 1900 sacks yellow and white
mixed sold at 81 l2c. To-day $500 sacks
were sold. Of which 200 inferior yellow
mixed at 9Jc. 800 mixed at 81. Gal white
mixed III burlaps at 81 02l2; l50 $50 and
457 white at 81 %, 100 at 81 o., and 30 at
81 07la = bushel.
OATs-Are also dull and prices are ire
gular: 1900 sacks were sold to-day, of which
10 Door. and 100 new i'll second hand bags,
at Sc; $50 ST. Louis on private terms; 1863
and 400 sacks at 60c; 20, 200 and 300 Galena
at 6ic per bushel.
BHAS-Is in fair demand at about yester-
days prices: 1000 sacks were sold to-day. of
which $50. 800 and 500 at 9jc; 200 at 81 he;
300 at 81 y 100 TBS.
HAYS IN light supply and firm; prime
Western commands S25 T. ton. A lot of
20 bales prime st. Louis, new crop. just re-
ceived, the first this season, sold at 50 t.
ton.
PoRK-lIess is firm and is quoted firm at
ri wholesale at 49, 81 30 1t is retailing
at So 30 q % t, Dbl.
BACON-The market is dull and with a
fair stock and limited demand, prices are
droOping Shoulders are now quoted at
1512c: clear rib sides 1890: clear sides l9lec.
Sugar cured hams 26l2c T. 10, with a job
business doing at these prices. 9casks clear
sides sold in two lots at 91ec t 10.
LARD-Is quiet but firm with light sup
plies. Tierces are quoted at II H42c; kegs
lS34 a l9c u 10.
DRY SALT MEATS scarce and shoulders
command l4l2 q I5c t. fb.
BREAKFAST BACON-Western is lObbing at
49, 19l4c: Northern 1919 a 20c y 1b.
LOUISIANA RICE-There is only a retail
and iobbing business doing at previous
prices. and we still quote l0c y ID for choice
9091sc for prime: Sl2 a &c for ordinary, and
Sc for inferior.
STAR CANDLEs-There have been sales
within the past four days of 300 boxes; ITO
at 12c; AS do at 12l4c; $50 do at l2lAc, and
50 Il OF at 131ac y 10. These purchases
were made by one party on speculation, and
the foregoing are the highest prices paid.
SALT-The demand is light. We note
sales OF 1000 sacks Liverpool coarse, as IT
| lies i'll warehouse, at 81 50. We quote 81 30
al 30 for coarse, 81 6501 20 for fine; new
sacks l0c higher. When large lots are
| taken at warehouse by boats, a deduction is
made ior drayage. Turks Island is scarce
and i'll request at soc. per bushel. Table
salt, in pockets of stbs, Joe; Abs, Sc.
LOUISIANA Rock SALT-Receipts past
week 1900 sacks. We quote Turks Island
| grade Sl3 Il. ton; Liverpool grade coarse,
| 81 40; fine, 81 60 v sack. Delivered at
Brashear to Texas steamers S. y ton less
than New Orleans prices.
BAGGING-The retail demand steadily i'm
proves, and the dealers rates rule steady
at 81 II 033c u yard for India in bales. and
Bic for do in rolls; 81 a 32c for hemp and
flax, according to brand, and 33c for
| domestic jute.
Iron CorToN TIEs-Are selling at So. q
| 6Lc ~ H.