New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-09-22

same time, some buyers reported no falling
Oft from yesterday.
COTTON STATEMENT.
Stock On hand September l. l87o-balee 49,
Arrived since last statenent...... 40 ..
Arrived previously. ..........".... n'asS- H,No
5000
Clearcdproviously........ biz S'A
Stock on hand and ON shipboard-bales $50
Receipts proper since last evening, 643
bales, against 5285 ON the corresponding day
last year, making the aggregate since Fri
day evening 4474 bales, against 2342 for the
corresponding time last week, and S2SS
last year, and since August II, lO,7O6 bales
against II ,63l last year.
SUGAR AND MOLAssEs-There was no re-
ceipts this morning. A lot of 10 hhds white
clarified sugar, several DAYS in the shed.
sold from first hands at 1870 y ft. We
have heard Of considerable sales of Cuba
| sugar, particulars not yet TRANSFERRED. Some
common Louisiana plantation molasses is Of
fering in the shed at 20c Y gallon.
ARRIVALS FROM THE WBsr-The Arma-
dillo, from Louisville; Mary Alice and
barges. Thomson Dean and St. Marys, from
St. Louis, has arrived since our review Of
| yesterday.
FLOUR-There are large orders here for
Cuba, but they can not be filled, owing to
the lack of steam freight room for that mar
ket. We note better feeling, more conf
dence, and a firmer market here to-day. and
quote superfine Mt $5 l2leP5 25; double
extra S. Is; treble extra S. 250 g. IS; choice
81 2508 so y barrel. About 5000 barrels
were sold to-day, of which $50 superfnc at
IS l2ls: 100 double extra at IS IS; 80 ire
! BILE extra at Sc 60; 200 do at Sc 65; 300
choice extra at 81 Is; 100 do ut 81 IS; 800,
1000 and 400 barrels treble extra on private
terms. Negotiations are pending for about
1000 barrels more.
CoRN-Is dull. without any change in
prices. Only 1000 sacks were sold to-day,
Of which 400 yellow mixed at S5c; 100 and
200 white at SOC y bushel.
OATs-Prices appear to have reached their
lowest point, and the market is firmcr to-
day. $500 sacks were sold, of which $50
inferior at 4Sc, 6l8 St. Louis at Soc, 400 and
500 at sic; 100 at Sc; 100 choice at 55c; 50
do at SEC " bushel.
BRAN-Is also frmer to-day, the supplies
being light. 200 sacks sold at 81; and $50
patent sacks in lots at 81 05 y 100 TBS.
HAY-Is in light supply and firm. 100
mands $2s. Choice $28 5O029 p ton.
PoRK-ls extremely dull, and prices are
irregular and lower. None can be given at
wholesale. Mess is jobhing at $9 50, and
retailing at So % 50 p Dbl.
BACON-Is dull, and prices are lower.
casks shoulders sold at 15c; and 5 casks
clear rib sides at l8c, and ten tierces choice
sugar cured hams at 25c y h. Shoulders
are quoted ut IAN q 15c; clear rib sides at
II y a l8c: clear sides 19d l9Ac; ordinary
sugar -cured hams ut 22c; choice at "a 25c:
y b.
LARD-Tierces are dull. and prices are
lower, while kegs are scarce and firm. 4
tierces packers sold at lie: IL do at l74c y
10. Kegs are quoted at 1914 a zoe and 20ls
d21c Y fb, as in quality and quantity. %
kegs pressed sold at 2OAsc and 10 do at 2lc
BREAKFAST BACON-The market is bare
1t would command 81 ls 221sc y Is.
POULTRY-Young are selling on the land
ing at IS a s: old at So as 50 y dozen.
EGGs-COmmand q a 3Oc y dozen.
Corn MEALS dull and prices are lower
1t is quoted at $4a4 % Y Dbl. 25 bbls
sold at "a 25 y Dbl.
BUrrER-Choice is scarce and in request;
other descriptions are dull and nominal.
Choice Western commands 2Sa soc !; Go
shen 40 q Ace.
LARD OlL-Is dull at 81 2ol 25 p gal
Ion.
BEANs-There are no new beans in mar
ket.
DRIED APrLEs-Are in light supply and
good demand at 9 a l0c y fb. A lot of choice
brought lie.
EsCULENTs-Potatocs are dull at $275
a3 y bbl for st. Louis and 50 7504 for
Ohio river. Apples dull at s. 5004. Onions
g 80 v Dbl. Cabbages $l5D18 y crate.
Sour kraut $l30l4 y Dbl. Beets $40
3 50. Carrots S203. Horse radish slOd
IL y Dbl