New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-07-31
Stock on hand and on shipboard-bales..

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To-day's exports were to New York.
Receipts proper since last evening l65
bales. against l3I on last Saturday. and IS
bales, against 1896 last year.
SUGAR AND MOLAssEs-The receipts this
morning comprised II bogsheads sugar aud
9 barrels molasses. The market is very
firm, with very light stock Of sugar and
we quote: ia aill ac for fair Louisiana
sugar: l2c for fully fair, BE for prime: 1874
a l3a4c for yellow clarified: II a l4Ac for
| white: Cuba sugar is quoted at lie for CEN
trifugal. and l27s a be for white clarified.
A lot of barrels Louisiana cistern bottom
sold at 6l2c II 10. Plantation fcrmenting
mOlasses is quoted at 40 q SOC t. gallon: city
refinery reboiled so 075c; syrup ST.. There
| is no movement in Cuba molasses.
ARRIVALS FROM THE WEsT-There has
been no arrival from the West since the
day before yesterday.
FLOUR-The market is very dull. and
prices are irregular and unsettled. The de-
mand is limited even in a jobbing way. The
principal sales to-day. were confined TO so
bbls double extra at s. 81 u, 80 treble extra
at Sc, ) do at So 75 and $50 do at S. S7l2
bfs bl.
CORN-The market is very dull. but
prices appear to be a little firmer, owing to
some demand for Cuba. 1900 sacks were
mixed and 30 yellow at 81 o., 80 white and
1000 yellow at 81 10 t, bushel.
OATs-Are also dull, but prices are IN
changed. 1860 sacks We're sold to-day. of
which 200 and $50 ordinary st. Louis at ;5jc.
100 and 80 prime St. Louis at SIC, 400 DO at
sc t. bushel
BRAN-Is quoted at 9jc a ST q 100 lbs.
HAY-Continues in light supply and firm
ct S25 y ton for prime Western.
LARJ-A LOT of D keTS refined sold Of
lS34c T. fb. The market is quiet but firm
TieTces are quoted at II Ice; kegs 49,. a
I9c 1, fb.
BACoN-Last evening. not reported. 50
casks clear sides sold at l91ac T. Is. and to-
day 10 tierces sugar cured hams at 26l4c T.
Is. Shoulders are retailing at Is l2c clear
rib sides at iS34c clear sides at 1934c. Sugar
cured hams at 261ac Ptb.
DRY SALT MEATS scarce and shoulders
command 14la a l5c u tb.
BREAKFAST BACON-Western is iObbing al
80 l9l2c: Northern 1919 a zoe T. Is.
SALT-The demand for Liverpool salt is
only moderate. We note a sale of one cargo
in warehouse, as it lies, at 81 81 per sack
Dealears' rates are 81 80 al IS for coarse.
and 81 6501 20 for fine When large lots
are taken at warehouse a deduction is made
for drayage. Turks Island in good request
and genuine is scarce and is held firmly at
Soc p bushel; pocket salt Sibs, 10c: Abs. &C.
LOUISIANA Rock SALr-Receipts past
week 1900 sacks We quote Turks Island
grade $l3 y ton; Liverpool grade, coarse.
81 40; fine, 81 60 u sack. Delivered at
Brashear to Texas steamers s. T. ton less
than New Orleans prices.
LOUISIANA RICE-There is only retail
and jObbing business doing at previous
prices, and we still quote l0c y fb for choice
909lac for prime; sle a &c for ordinary, and
&c for inferior.
BUTTER-Choice is in light supply and
good request, but inferior grades are ne
elected We quote choice Goshen at 50 a
}6c. Choice Western at 2602Sc; common |
Northern 80 a &c., inferior Western l60 2Oc |
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CHEEsE-Choice Western is in light sup
DIV and moderate demand at IA a l6c y II. |
No Northern here.