New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-08-27
COTTON STATEMENT
Stock on hand and on shipboard-bales..

| Stock on hand and on shipboard-bales.. 295i4
| Receipts proper since Friday evening 662 bales
against 9o4 last week, and $50 last year. and since
September l, l,lio,s98 bales, against '38 last
| SUGAR AND MOLASSES-Only few hhds sugar
| were received this morning The market re-
mains unchanged Louisiana sugar is selling
| in job way l0i dl0i.c p tb for common; IL q
for fair 2c for r, fully fair lSe fHs prime
fed, and l41l44c for white. Cuba sugar is quoted
| at lOal21.c tor yellow: l3al4c for white. Planta
tion fermentins molasses is quoted at 25d35c p gal
| ion: city refinery reboiled. 5O015c. Syrup 81 T.
! gallon - 49,
| and Pauline Carroll from st. Louis, have arrived
| since our review of yesterday.
! FLOUR-The market is quiet but firm, with
brisk inquiry for export. Superfne is quoted at
! SIS 25 double extra SIS 9506; treble extra ST 25a
| s So choice extra $101 IS, and family extra 500
Dbl S"G Sh are ad PsnSh ioF snS @
treble extra at So So loo choice extra at 80 $50 do
| al S. IS 2 Dbl.
sales embraced 5000 sacks, of which 1000 ordinary
| mixed at 8Oc $50 do at 82tsc; 300 yellow mixed at
35c; 100 white and yellow mixed at gig; 900 white
| al CSC $50 and 1900 white at csc T. bushel.
OATS-Arc in fair supply and moderate demand
1900 sacks were sold to-day, of which $50 ST. Louis
at y; 100 400 and $50 do at SIC; ~ and l00 do at
| 53c: 50 Old at 55c II bushcl.
| BRAN-Is dull 100 sacks sold at 97Ac = 100 lbs.
| HAYS in light supply and firm. 25 bales prime
st. Louis sold at b27 so, and So choice ONO river
| at +28 p ton.
| LARD-Tierees are scarce, and the market is bare
of kegs Ticrces command Il NJ BE = ID.
! BACON-Two casks rib sides sold at II 4 C = ID.
Shoulders are retailing at 1874 Ice; clear rib sides
at l8lic; clear sides at l9ic; sugarcured hams at
! 26026 4 c p ID.
| PORK-Oniy retail business is doing at So 50
! p Dbl for mess. 1t is quoted at wholesale at '5i 70
| BREAKFAST BACON-Ordinary is quoted at L
| a l9c; choice 2la22e p TO-.
! LOUISIANA RiCE-a4 bbls new crop came i'll to-
day and are offered at 91.c T. 10 for prime Old Is
neglected and quoted nolninaly at 909l4c T. ID for
| choice and 81. d3a, for prime.
! no m ri al continues Xtrpmply
| transactions being confined principally to retail
and jcelots. We quote nomnally Western rectl-
| fed bIdl 05 ~ gallon for choice VIZ G9'4 zee Tor
! low proof; Bourbon, ST. 25al IS for patent anu
| BUTrER-Choce Goshen is firm at SIC p ID, bat
| common Northern is plenty and dull at 28d &c + ID.
Choice Western quiet at parse T. ID inferior nom
| CHEESE-Wesiern factory is in moderate de-
| mand at l+Edl5c, and Reserve at i2Ul5c T. To-.
| Little no Northern here.
! BAGGING-The market is quiet but very firm.
The retail demand for shipment to the country is
fair dealers selling at 35 u yard for India i'll bales
Sic for do III rolls 3l032c for hemp and flax and Sc
for domestic jute. Round lots are held at the lore
IRON COTTON TIES-Are retailing at 606lac p ID.
SALT-Liveerpool salt is dull, but there is "a good
! inquiry for new cargoes Dealers rates . op e
sack for coarse and = 65 for fine When large lot
are tarn at Tr ~ GO s nomn Tale
| salt in pockets. 8 lbs Toe, 4 TBS Sc. ,
EsCtLENTs-ohio potatoes are selling on Il the 1e
| landing at f4d4 25, and st Louis 81 1913 81 Z
Dbl; onions at 45a3 Is, apples at $500 p Dbl, and
| ST. 5Oa2 - T. box; sour krout S12Q13 u barrel;
POILTRY AND EGGS-Chickens are selling on
| the landing at +9al0 T. dozen Cor grown, and 80
6 for Young; turkeys at Sl6d2O, and geese at . %
10 y dozen Eggs firm at 25d3Oc T. dozen on the
CORN MEALS quiet and steady at 81 1896 =
| I,I,I TO. kiln dried from store
| TOBACCO-The market continues at stardstill
not a single sale being reported during the past
three days. The stock on sale is about 1903 hl-d5
We repeat our last quotations noininany;
! Light, Heavy.