New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-10-06

Receipts proper since last evening 1854
bales against 1901 on the spOnding day
last year, making an aggregate since Friday
evening of 94S2 bales. against 16!6 for the
corresponding time last week and 1905
last year, and since August 81, 36,276 bales,
against III last year.
SUGAR AND MOLAssEs-The stock is
nearly exhausted. and the better descrip
lions are very scarce Only limited retail
business is doing, and we omit all quota
tons in consequence. Operators are await
ing receipts OF the new crop.
ARRIVALS FROM THE WEsT--The Bee
and barges, from st. Louis. has arrived
since our review of yesterday.
FLOUR-We note an active inquiry and
firmer market to-day although there is not
much doing. Buyers generally are looking
around and offering prices which holders
refuse to accept. The market is about 25c
p Dbl firmer, and we quote supertine at
81 25d4 IS; double extra s. 25Q5 50:
treble extra S. s. " a6 %; choice treble
S. soar: choice $708 y Dbl: $500 bbls were
sold to-day, of which 20 common at 81: 300
superfne at 81 25; 80 do at 81 IS: IS do at
81 so; 100 single extra at IS; 100 double
extra at s. 10; 100 90 at s. l2ls; so do at
S. 50; 60 do at S. so; IS do at S. 50; GO
treble extra at S. IS: 100 chico extra at s.;
50 do at s. 25; SO do at 81 so: 400 treble ex-
CoRN-Is firm, with light supply on the
landing: 400 sacks were sold to-day. of
which $50 ordinary mixed at Zoe; 300 white
mixed at 73c: $50 and 300 choice white in
lots at 75c; 100 and $50 yellow at 7Sc y
busllel.
OATs-Are in moderate demand at about
previous prices; 1900 sacks were sold to-day,
of which 300 ordinary St. Louis at ACC; sos
prime do at SOC; 200 choice at Sic: and $50
at Sc y bushel.
BRAN-l00 and 700 sacks sold at 90c: and
600 choice in lots at Csc y 100 lbs.
HAY-Is quiet at So a % y ton for prime:
So bales choice sold at S24. and 100 choice
old at 1924 50 = ton.
PoRK-We note an active demand and
much firmer market. Yesterday, not re-
ported, 100, 1l9 and 500 bbls mess sold at
sec, and 40 do at $26 %. To-day 50 bbls
mess sold at $26 %, when that price was re-
fused for 400 bbls and S26 so asked. Mess
is now retailing at 81 50028 " Dbl.
BACoN-Bacon is also more in request and
frlner. Yesterday 6S tierces choice sugar
cured hams sold on private terms, Is do at
23lsc. 90 and 40 do at 25c. To-day 25c is re-
fused, and 25la acc is asked and obtained
at retail. Yesterday Is casks shoulders
sold on the landing at 1412c, 10 do at l4'sc,
do at l4a4c, and Is casks clear rib sides at
lie y 1b. To-day the market is very iirln
at l4a4c for shoulders. I71s Ql73ic for clear
rib sides, and l8a4c for clear sides.
LARD-ls also firIner. though without
much movement Tierces ara quoted at
l6l3 q 171s: kegs l9ls a 20c. rs in quality.
WHIsKY-i5 bbls Indiana rectified sold
at 96c, and los bills Bourbon sold i'll lots
at 81 SO y gallon.
CHEEsE-Choice Western is selling at
1jlsc p lb.
STAR CANDLEs-Are in better demand, II
OF selling at l3c; Il OF l44c: IA OF l6c; l6
or 1890 v lb.
and good demand at $ia6 y Dbl. Choice
Ohio river potatoes command s404 IS;
st. Louis $3a3 50 v Dbl. Onions So j00 "A
v bill. Sour krout is dull at $l00ll T. Dbl.
BUTTER-ChOice is scarce and in request.
Goshen commands 43 a i5c: choice Western
30 a 35c T. ID.
BREAKFAST BACoN-Is selling at q 022c
p ID.
DRY SALT MEAT Shoulders are quoted at
1914 0l31s y ID.
EGGs-Are selling on the landing at 250
Sc v dozen.
Corn MEALS dull, and is quoted on
the landing at So 80 " Dbl.
LARD OL-Commands 81 2Oo1 22ls =
gallon.
IRON CorToN TIEs-Are selling at 5h a &c
y Is.
BAGG1NG-Is in light supply and good de-
mand with scarcity of bales. The deal
ers are selling rolls at BE; bales Sic; do
mestic jute SAC; hemp and flax 30 a BIC p
yard.
BROOM CORN-Is in fair demand, but at
lower rates. Common, 3@3hc y lb; fair,
Az a sc; choice, 607c 10.
CorroN SEED-The highest now paid is
&l2 y ton.
POULTRY-Young chickens are selling on
the landing at IS so; old at So y dozen.
Turkeys: SIP for young, and S24 for old.