New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-10-16
Stock on hand and on shipboerd-bales. II

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To-day's exports embrace 60t2 bales TO
Liverpool. l405 To Falmouth for orders and
BIB to New York. Receipts proper since
last evening 1902 bales. against 24l4 on last
Saturday, and 1859 last wear. and since
August 81. Sc, 10 bales, against 93.03i last
year.
SUGAR-There have not yet been any re-
ceipts of the new crop of Louisiana. hence
only old Cuba sugar is selling in job lots
to dealers at 9la lie Z Is for common to
good grocery grades.
MoLAssEs-A lot of bbls choice new was
received this morning. and sold to a city
grocer at 81 07i9 t. gallon.
ARRIVALS FROM THE WEsT-The Atlantic
and barges, from ST. Louis, and Kate Put
nain, from Louisville, have arrived Since
our review OF yesterday.
FLOUR-The market continues very dull
and prices are almost nominal. Supertine
is scarce, but other grades are plentiful.
There is some inquiry for treble eN
ira. Superfne is quoted at 81 500
81 -; double extra. s. %; treble extra,
sold to-day, of which 100 fine at $4 l21a;
100 fine at S l2l9; $50 double extra at
s. %; so treble extra at Sc: 100 do at
s. 1212: 100 choice treble extra at Sc SO:
50 choice extra at s. IS t. Dbl.
CORN-The stock is light. with scarcity
of yellow, but the demand is limited. Yes
terslay. not previously reported 2200 sacks
ordinary white. part burlaps sold at 65c t.
bushel To-day, about 1000 sacks were
sold, of which 226 white at zoe: 400 yellow
at re; 100 white at 7}c, and 100 choice vel
low at 75c T. bushel.
OATS-Are tlmer to day. and we note
sales of 1000 sacks, of which l50 st. Louis
sold at SIC; 100 choice do ut sic; $50 do at
55c T. bushcl.
BRAN-Is scarce and prices have ad-
vanced 80 and $50 sacks sold at 81 l0 v
100 Tbs.
HAYS in light supply, and prices are
firmer so ard ITO bales prime Western
sold at $50 y ton.
DRY SALT MEAT--Shoulders are retailing
at l4la I5c y Il.
BACoN-The market is firm, with a job
business doing at 1915 0l5l2c for shoulders.
1873 a 1890 for clear rib sides, 20 20k4c for
clear sides. and &c for sugar-cured hams
PoRK-The market is firm. with holders
asking S27 so for mess. so and so bbls mess
sold at 81 . Dbl. 1t is retailing at $2s 80
y Dbl.
LARD-A lot of 100 kegs pressed sold at
1890 y ID. The market is in light supply,
and firm. Kegs are quoted at 1884, a Doe;
tierces l6la a Il lac T. 10.
LOUISIANA RIcE-The receipts are liberal.
and stock on sale good, but the demand is
only moderate. We quote inferior at Ga
6a4c. ordinary to good do 7l2c, prime to
good do S0Sl2c, choice &c y It.
EsCULENTs-OhiO potatoes are selling on
the levee at s. % a 5 50 y Dbl; no St. Louis
here. Onions at 81 5Oa5. Sour krout at
1910 q Dbl. Cabbages at $l2 a Ii 4,
crate.
POULTRY AND EGGs-Chickens sell on the
landing at s. Y dOz for young, and 81 80
for old Geese at 50 and turkeys at $3.50
"a y doz. Eggs on the levec PC a 29c T. doz
in bbls or boxes.
BUTTER-ChOice grades are in fair request
at 80 a 33c u Is for western, and 43 a 45c
for northern. Inferior descriptions very dull,
and quotations are nominal.
CHEEsE-One hundred boxes Western
cheese, factory, sold at l519c y tb.
WHIsKY-25, 80 and 43 barrels Indiana
rectified whisky sold at 90c y gallon.
SALr-The demand for Liverpool salt is
good and prices are firm. Dealers rates
81 90 y sack for coarse and 81 s50I 80 for
fine When taken from warehouse by
boats, a deduction is made for drayage.
We note sales of one cargo at 81 80 Y
sack, and two on private terms. Table salt
in pockets, 8 lbs lOc 4 lbs DC.
BROOM CoRN-Is in fair supply and de-
mand. choice commanding a &c T. Is.