Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1844-11-16
NEW ORLEANS MARKET, Oct. 26.

The weather has been again favorable for out
door transactions, but we do not notice any con.
siderable improvement in business. The popula-
ton of the city however is filing up rapidly, not
less than thousand persons day having arrived
during the last three or four days.
TopAcco.-We are still without any new fea
iure in our Tobacco market. Some small sales
have been made in the last three days, amounting
In all to 90 to rs hhds., at prices conforming to
our previous quotations, which we accordingly
continue, viz Inferior. l. 81; Common, % B;
Fair to Good, 81 A; Fair to Choice, Al a .;
Fine Mason County and other Cigar Leaf, e 8
The inquiry for the article is fair for the season.
and factors find no difficulty in effecting prompt
sale of such descriptions as are suited to the de-
Inand, which continues to be chiefly for light
lsafy parcels, and lots of Refused" Among the
transactions since our last, we notice 20 hhds.
"Refused," ii at 2 and 0 at IL; 4 hhds. "Ad.
mitted" at 4; 6 hhds. accepted" at 81; at 3;
Refused" at 2c.-Received during the week. 13l
hhds. Exported to Philadelphia. 81 hhds; to Ant
werp, 42l hhds; to Gibrpltar 1922 hhds. and ], 065
bales--in all, S25 hhds and 1,O65 bales
TOBACCO STATEMENT.
Stock on hand, LIST Sept, 1884, Hhds. 1850
Received previously, 2,54s 1852
7,4a1
Exported Oct 25rh, 1871, 600
Exported previously, $3.50 $3.50
Stock on hand not cleared, 3,736
FLouR.-Since our last the receipts from st.
Louis have been to fair extent; the demand,
however, is quite limited and most of the receipts
have been stored for want of purchasers There
is some little enquiry for the North, but at prices
below what holders are willing to take. We
quote Ohio "a; St. Louis Al S4b The receipts
since the 18th inst. amour: to 7,l39 bbls, and
the exports 500 bills. to New York, and sos btls.
TO ports on the Gulf. The receipts since the
lst of September have been nearly $4,000 bbs.
There were inspected during the month of Sep
TENDER SO 900 bbls and since the lst inst % 900;
making in ell $1,000 bbls.
BAcoN.--There has been a little more enquiry
for this article. The stock is quite light. and
holders are very firm at our previous quotations,
say SIC. for Sides; 4!c. for Shoulders; Hams.
uncanvassed. 8 l0c.
PoRx.-We now quote Mess SO so; NJ. o.
SS rs (scarce;) Prime 81. We learn of a sale
Of 100 bll.; Sour Mess at So; and about 1870 bbls.
Prime, in small lots, at g goa ST. The stock OF
sn descriptions at the inspections is about 1900
barrels.
LARp.--We are still without any transactions
of importance report in this article, as the last
adyces from Cuba do not justify shipments. We
retain our former figures, say 5sc. 65c.
GRl1N--We are advised of but few sales Of
Corn for the last three days. the receipts however
have been light, which gives the market some
frmness. Small sales of White are making al
from 40 to 44c. for the city consumption and Mo-
bile. In Yellow, there is bat little dong-hold.
ers generally ask 60c. Oats remain about the
same as at our last, say 373 39c.
BAGcISG AND RoPE-The demand for these ar
tices still continues extremely limited, with ar
increasing stock; we do not change our figures
but We have to remark that they are in measure
nominal. say u a l2!, AZ SC. cash. II! ID
and a 54c. on time.
HEMp-Sales to a moderate extent have beer
effected in this article, without any change from
our previous quotations We notice sales of 4Ol
bales dew-rotted at $50 per ton. We quote wa
tsr.rotted, 95 a $llO per ton, with very lish
afncka