New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-09-23

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Stock on hand and on sh;pboard-bales 49, ,848
Receipts proper since last evening. 1855
bales. against $50 last year. making an ag-
gregate since Friday evening of Gag bales.
against 1894 for the corresponding time
last week. and 9268 last year, and since
August 81, Of 1861 bales. against 1851
last year.
SUGAR AND MoLAssEs-Some IL hhds
Louisiana sugar were received this morn
ing, of which 8 hhds sold at l3lac for vel
low clarified and lac for white. OF Cuba
sugar $50 boxes were sold to grocers and re-
timers, OF which 48O boxes, numbers 10 to Is,
at GA a lie. and 100 boxes numbers IA to Is,
at ll24 l2lsc T. Is. 25 hhds prime sold at
l2c y 10. Common Louisiana plantation
molasses is dull at zoe y gallon.
ARRIVALS FROM THE WEsT-The Louis
vile and barges have arrived from ST. Louis
since our review of Yesterday t;l
FLoUR-Owing to the lack Of steam
freight room for Cuba, prices have weak
ened. There are large orders here for the
Cuban market but all the room on the
three steamers now loading having been
engaged, the movement is brought to
halt. With the transportation required,
superhne would command s5a5 l2la;
double extra S. 50a 5 Is; treble extra S. 80
a6 50 y barrel About 5000 barrels were
sold to-day. of which 40 and 1870 !supertine
at %, IS double extra at S. 60. 100 do
at S. 65 !: 100 200, 100 and 100 treble extra
at S., $50 do at Sc l2l2, $50 do at Sc 25, 400
do at So IS: 50. 800 and 1900 do at SIS so:
100 treble extra at So 10, 200 and $50 choice
extra at Sc u.s., LOO and 200 do at s.; 800
double extra, 1000 treble and 200 choice
extra on private terms. =
LARD OILS fcmer and commands 81 IS
y gallon.
EscULENTs-Is well supplied and is very
dull, owing to the Texas quarantine st.
Louis are quoted at So 75a3 Ohio river.
50 7503 S.. Apples 50 5O03 So Onions
So 50 v Dbl. Cabbages $l5a2O y crate.
Sour krout $l2aI4 " Dbl. Beets S2@
2 80. Carrots s203. Horse radjsh sl00
BREAKFAST BAcoN-The market is bare.
1t would command oh 221ac T. ii.
POULTRY-IOung are selling on the land
ing at S. @6: old at $S0S 50 v dozen.
EGGs-Command % a 3Oc y dozen.
Corn MEALS dull and is quoted at
S4a4 Is y Dbl
BEANS-There are no new beans in mar
ket.
DRIED APPLEs-Are in light supply and
good demand at ga l0c Y ID. A lot Of choice
brought lie.
CORN-Is dull, and prices have declined.
Only 2000 sacks were sold to-day. of which
1900 white mixed and yellow mixed at Soc:
100 yellow at S5c, and 100 choice white at
9Oc T. busllel. In round lots mixed is quoted
at Soc: white at SIC y bushel.
OATs-The market is firm, though without
any improvement in prices. 5000 sacks
were sold, OF which 5000 choice ST. Louis
at Sic: 600 do at 5lc 500 and 700 at SIC, and
300 choice Old at Sc " bushel
BRAN-2O0 patent sacks sold mt 81 05 y
100 lbs. The supply is light and the market
quiet. Ordinary sacks are quoted at 81 "
loo lbs.
HAYS in light supply and firm. 46
bales prime Western sold at $:.S, 20 choice
at $29. and IS do at $50 y ton.
PORK-Is extremely dull. A lot of 100
bbls mess sold at S27 p Dbl. Mess is retail
ing at 81 so a28 so y Dbl.
BACON-Is dull. Z casks clear, sides
sold at 1880 T. ID. Shoulders are quoted
at 1434 015c; clear rib sides at 171a a lSc:
clear sides I634c: sugar-cured hams at ~
024c y h.
LARD-Tierces are very dull, and prices are
still lower. $50 tierces packers sold at 161ac
B. Terces are quoted at l6k a l61ac "
ID. Kegs are now quoted at 1919 020c p b.
49, STAR CANDLEs-Are in light supply, but
not much in demand, owing to the Texas
quarantine; sales of II OF are being made at
l31sc; IL OF at l4l9c; IA OF at l61a; full
weight at 1919 a 19c y b.
CHEESE-The market is bare of all kinds:
choice factory would bring l60l7c y Is
BUTTER-ls in fair supply and moderate
demand at 25028c y rs for choice Western:
Goshen commands 400 42c; inferior is plen-
ty and dull, and prices are nominal.