Perhaps a next would keep you from having to use a goto here. 

#
    # Loop through quotes array and upload each file in the array.
    #
    MY_LOOP: foreach my $quote (@quotes) {
        system("cls");
        emphasize("Sending quote: $quote");
        my $return = $ftp->put("$quote");
        #
        # If the upload completed $return should == $quote
        # and we can move the file to a backup folder.
        #
        if ($return == $quote) {                                      
+                       # Needs testing!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
            move("$quote", "${new_dir}\\$quote") or warn "move failed:
+ $!";
        }
        else {
            while ( &connect_ras() ) {}
            # ShouldI place a goto here and a label at the beginning?
            next MY_LOOP ;
        }

    }
    disconnect_ftp();
}

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Note: this is untested, but I think it fits with your intent.

Update: After reading the above posts, I'm not sure if you want redo or next. Use redo if you want to skip back to the start of the block without re-evaluating the conditional. Use next if you want to skip to the end of the block, so that the conditional is re-evaluated for the next iteration. Hope that makes sense. :-)


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