New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-10-18
COTTON STATEMENT.
Stock on hand and OF shipboard-bales. =.


Receipts proper since Saturday evening
6349 bales. against lib last year. making
the aggregate since Friday evening $500
bales, against S6S2 for the corresponding
time last week, and ,427 last year. and
since August 81. -, III bales, against l00.l IA
last year.
New SUGAR-Eighteen hogsheads new
crop sugar were received this morning-the
first receipts of the seasOn-comprising nine
hogsheads by the steamer w. s. Pike. from
Mr. Devall's plantation, near Baton Rouge.
and consigned to Messrs. +. X. Converse Il
Co. This lot classes centrifugal. and sold
at l23.c T. Is. The steamer Bart Able
brought nine hogsheads, of which four
hogsheads fair, good style. from Bayou
I.afourche, consigned to Messrs. Boulgny
and Esclapon, which sold at lla4c. and five
hogsheads good fair, also from Bayou La
1Ourche, and consigned to Messrs. p. j.
Pavv & Co.; this last lot is yet unsOd.
The first receipts of new last year were
on the nineteenth of October.
New MoLAssEs-The receipts this morn
ing comprised 26 bbls. of which l3 bbls fair
at 96c. 10 prime at 81, and 3 bbls syrup at
81 05 ~ gallon.
fLoUR-We have again to note dull
market, with prices almost nominal. There
is more inquiry for double extra, however,
and what little superfine is Oh hand is
mostly held under limit. Saperne is quoted
at 81 50ai 10; double extra s. %: treble
extra So IS a 6: choice Sc 80 ~ family ex-
ira s. 250S q Dbl. About 1900 bbls were
sold today. OF which 100 double extra at
S. %: $50 treble extra at Sc; 700 do at St;
100 choice extra at Sc 80; 100 do at s.: 100
treble extra AT s. IS. and 100 half bbls ire
BILE extra at So 50 q Dbl.
CORN-The market continues dull and de-
pressed. About 1000 sacks were sold to-day.
of which 100 and $50 white mixed at zoe
500 yellow and white mixed at 73c, and 200
yellow at 75c T. bushel.
OATs-Are in fair demand and firmer
1900 sacks were sold to day, of which 500 Or
binary, in poor order, at 52c so st. LOUIS and
$50 second hand bags at 53c; and 900 al
sic t. bushel.
BRAN-Is in light supply and firm. $50
sacks sold at 81 10 " 100 TBS.
HAY-llO bales ordinary sold on its merits
at $23, and 400 bales prime Western at $40
u ton.
PoRK-Is steady and firm, with a fair de-
mand. So. 40 and so bbls mess sold at ST.:
holders ask $27 so y Dbl 1t is retailing at
$2S so q Dbl.
BAcoN-Is in light supply, and firm.
Sucar-cured hams are scarce and higher.
Shoulders are jobbing at l5Ac; clear rib
sides 1914 l834c; clear sides 20 d2O4c.
sugar-cured hams q l2c T. fb. 8 casks clear
rib sides sold at lSlac; 10 do clear sides at
2Olsc 10 tierces sugar-cured hams at q a C;
5 do at q 1ac p ii. Sugar-cured hams are
now held at q l2c Y tb.
BREAKFAST BACON-Northern is selling
at 81 22c; Western % 23c y tb.
LARD-Is in fair demand, with light
supply. 30 tierces, 20 bbls and so kegs fair
sold on private terms, and so kegs kettle
rendered at lSl2c T. fb. Kegs are quoted
at 1915 a2Oc: tierces 16l2 0l7Ac " fb, as in
quality.
DRY SALT MEAT-Shoulder are retailing
at 141a a l5c y b.
LOUISIANA RICE-The market is very
dull owing to increased receipts, and prices
are shade easier. We quote inferior at
6a6s4c, ordinary to good do at Ga d7asc,
prime to good do at S0S12c, and choice at
-09c y ID.
BUrTER-ChOice Western is very scarce
and prices have advanced to 80 q Csc y Is,
but inferior grades sell slowly at previous
rates choice Northern is in fair request at
CHEEsE-ChOice is in light supply and
good demand. Factory commands Is 0l6c
y Is.
OILs-Lard oil is selling at 81 25 y gal
lon for prime, and castor at 50 az % v
gallon. s.-
EsCULENTs-OhiO potatoes are selling on
the landing at s. 5005 " Dbl: st. Louis
So rs " sack and 81 y Dbl. Onions at S.
as 80, and apples 81 as v bbl Sour krout
at So v Dbl. Cabbages at $lO0l5 v
Wa1sxr-The market continues dull at
previous prices. We quote Indiana recti-
lied at 80 a Csc, and Cincinnati 1t 81 al 02A4
y gallon. 20 and GO bbls Indiana sold ct