New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-09-27
Stock on hand and on shipboard-bales.. ... z

! Receipts proper since Friday evening
| 1894 bales, against 1908 for the correspond
| ing time last week and 7O35 last year. and
since August 81, 9,442 bales, against 80 432
s:sst year.
SUGAR AND MOLAssEs-A lot of 5 hhds
sugar was received this morning; no mo-
lasses. The movement is confined to
dealers, who are doing retail bust
ness at 10a l0l2c y tb for common
Louisiana sugar; liz a IL lac for fair; l2lac
for fully fair: l3c for prime; 1874 a l3l2c for
choice and yellow clarified, and 140 l44 C
for white. Common Louisiana plantation
molasses is quoted at 25035c y gallon; re-
boiled, As Soc; choice zoe y gallon
ARRIVALS PROM THE WEsT-The Kellogg
and barges, Southwestern and Richmond
from ST. Louis, and the Bertha. from Louis
vile, have arrived since our review Of Sat
urday.
FLOUR-The demand for Cuba, which of
late was so active. has ceased, our neighbor-
ing Gulf ports are Guarantined: hence there
is no demand. Supertine is quoted at 81 80:
double extra S505 25: treble extra S. 80 a
5 IS y Dbl. Only few sales were made
to-day, of which 4S fine at 81, &c treble ex.
ira at S. IS, and 100 do at So y Dbl.
CoRN-The market continues dull, and
white sold to-day at Soc; and 100 yellow at
SIC y bushel. On Saturday, not reported,
5000 sacks were sold, of which 200 yellow
and mixed at Soc; 1000 white at S212c; 300
do at $50 y bushel
OATs-Are quiet but firmer -Four hun
dred and fifty sacks st. Louis sold to-day at
SIC. and 50 at 54c p bushel. On Saturday,
not reported, 100 sacks inferior sold at ole,
and 500 prime at SIC U bushel
BRAN-Is in fair demand. but at lower
rates. 400 sacks were sold to-day, of which
200 at 9Oc, 100 and 100 at 95c y 100 TBS. On
Saturday, not reported, 1000 sacks sold at
e2c and 200 at 95c p 100 TBS.
HAY-Prime and choice is in light supply
and moderate demand, while ordinary is in
abundance and dull. so bales ordinary
Western sold at $25 26 y ton Prime is
quoted at 1913
PORK-There is no demand for round lots
ing at S27 so v Dbl
BACoN-Continues dull and prices are
lower. Shoulders are quoted at l4s4 a l5c;
clear rib sides at Iva l7lac; clear sides at
1914 0lS&c; sugar-cured hams at % 025c y
10, as in quality.
LARD-Is dull. Tierces are quoted at
16A 0l61sc; kegs at 10 l912c y fb.
BUTTER-A dairy OF Goshen sold at 44c y
ID. Choice Western commands Is a Doc t.
10. Inferior is very difficult Of sale
BREAKFAST BACoN-The market is bare
1t would command 81 70 221ec U ID
STAR CANDLEs-Are in light supply, but
not much in demand, owing to the Texas
quarantine; sales of II OF are being made at
l3lao; II OF at l4lse; IA OF at 16la; full
weight at 181a a Ice y fb.
EGGs-Are selling at % a 3Oc y dozen
POULTRY-YOung are selling on the land
ing at SIS q old at $S0 SO p dozen.
CHEEsE-The market is bare of all kinds
choice factory would bring l60l7c y ID
readily.
LARD OIL-Is firmer and commands 81 25
y gallon.
Conn MEALS dull and is quoted at
$4a4 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 tb. A lot OF choice
brought lie.
EsCULENTs--Is well supplied and is very
dull, owing to the Texas sS quarantine. st.
So 1898 S. Apples So 5003 50. Onions
s. so y Dbl. Cabbages SIS y crate.
Sour krout $l2014 Dbl. Beets $20
2 So Carrots $2a3. Horse radish 500
IL v Dbl.