New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-08-02

ceipts of 81 bbls molasses this morning; no
sugar. The market is quiet but firm, with
light supplies, and we quote: 1Os4c for COM
mon, ii v all 1ac for fair, 12c for fully falr,
13c for prime; 1874 a 132.c for yellow clari-
fed; 40l4Ac for white. Cuba sugar is
quoted at 10 a 12l4c for yellow, 127s a lie
for white. The molasses received this morn
ing was plantation rebOiled and sold on pri-
waite terms. Plantation fermenting mo-
lasses is quoted at 4005Oc v gallon: city
refinery rebOiled so 075c; syrup 81. There
is no movement in Cuba mOlasses.
ARRIVALS FROM THE WEST-The steamers
Olive Branch and Mollie Able, from st.
Louis, and Alaska, from Cincinnati. have
arrived since our review OF Saturday.
FLOUR-The market has shown more
animation to-day, though without any i'm
prOvement in prices. The sales embraced
1900 bbls, Of which so superfine at s. 40;
100 double extra at S. 8712; Is do at So;
100 and 100 treble extra at Sc 12le; 100 do
at S6 70; $50 do at Sc 80; 35 and lO7 treble
extra at 81; GO choice extra at So 25; 100 do
at 50 so y Dbl. Mr.. B. p. Ethel, -four
broker, makes the stock on hand, by actual
count, on the thirtieth ultimo, Al ,4Sl bbls.
CoRN-Is in light supply and firmer.
5000 sacks were sold to-day, of which 500
mixed at 81; 800 yellow, 300 white and 1850
white and yellow at 81 071a y bushel
OATs-The market is well supplied and
dull. 1900 sacks were sold to-day, Of which
lOO prime Western at SAC, 555 do at SOC, 100
do at sec; 300 choice at Sc, and $50 Galena
at 60c y bushel.
BRAN-2OO and 300 sacks sold at CSC p
100 TBS.
HAY-Prime is selling to the trade at s24
a25 y ton.
PoRK-Is dull. A lot of 80 bbls. even
weight, mess, sold on the landing at $32 y
Dbl. 1t is quoted at S32 a 80 so y Dbl as in
weight, and is retailing at 80 50033 u Dbl.
LARD-5O kegs kettle rendered sold at
1Sl2c; 12S kegs refined at 1890 p fb.
Tierces are quoted at II a l2c p fb.
BACON-l0 casks shoulders sold at 17l2c;
Z tierces sugar cured hams at &c y fb.
Shoulders are quoted at l51s 016a4c; clear
rib sides at 1872 a 1Sa4c: clear sides at 1919 a
I924c; sugar-cured hams at 26ls a &c y tb.
DRY SALT MEATS scarce and shoulders
command l4l9 q l5c y fb.
BREAKFAST BACoN-Western is jobbing at
~ a l9l9c; Northern 1919 a zoe y rs.
TALLow-Is in fair supply and light de-
mand, ITO tierces Texas rendered sold at
91ac y fb.
BUTTER-Choice is scarce and in fair de-
mand, but inferior grades are very dull.
We quote choice Goshen at &c, common
3O0 33c; choice Western &c q 2sc; inferior
1S022c.
SALT-A cargo of Turks Island is offered at
4Sc y bushel
BAGGING-Quiet. but firm, at 32l9 033c y
yard for India in bales. Sic for do in rolls,
81 t'32c for hemp and flax in rolls, and 33c
for domestic jute
GUNNY BAGs-There is no demand. They
are held at "a a DC Y bag, according to
weight
COFFEE-The stock is light, and all in
second hands. but the demand is only in a
retail and jobbing way for the local trade.
WequOte nominally l7l2 17a4c for prime,
16l2 0l6a4c good for (gold duty paid).
Corn MEALS in fair supply and de-
mand. Kiln dried is quoted at 81 7505 =
barrel on the landing, and s5d5 % from
store.
LOUISIANA Rock SALT-Receipts past
week 900 sacks. We quote Turks Island
grade Sl3 y ton; Liverpool grade, coarse,
81 40: fine, 81 GO = sack. Delivered. at
Brashear to Texas steamers 50 p ton less
than New Orleans prices.
LOUISIANA RICE-There is very little here,
and transactions are confined to small lots.
We quote nominaly Zoe y Is for choice:
9d9l2c for prime; 81. a &c for ordinary, and
SC for inferior.