New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-10-13
COTTON STATEMENT.
Stock ON ha I'D and on hipboard-bales.

Stock on ha I'd and on shipboard- bales. Al, 1886
Receipts proper since last evening 1876
bales, against 1904 on the correspondent.
day last year. making the aggregate since
Friday e1ening ii ,35l bales, against 94S2
for the cd rresponding time last week. and
1852 last year, and since August 81, $3.50
bales, against SO, 1913 last year.
SUGAR There is nothing doing beyond a
retail bust ness in Cuba sugar. The trade is
awaiting receipts of the new crop of Louis
lana, the first of which is expected to arrive
about the twentieth instant
NEW Nj OLAssEs-A lot of 10 half bbls
choice sugar house mOlasses was received
and sold Il is morning at 81 T. gallon. These
purchases are being made for forwarding
by sail, tO the Western, Northern and East
ern markets..
ARRIVALS FROM THE WEsT-There have
been no arrivals of steamers from the West
since our review of yesterday, hence no
produce h|ts been received.
FLOUR The market is extremely dull
and priceF are nominal. Accurate quota
tons cam Dt be given, hence we are COM
PEELED to omit them. The principal sales
to-day are confined to 600 bbls, of which
SO fine at 81 30, 100 choice treble extra at
$6 Is, IS Ito at Sc so, 100 choice extra at
81 80, and 800 on its merits on private
terms; 50 halfbbls treble extra sold So so
T. Dbl.
CoRN-q'ontinues dull, and prices are
still lOwerI 1900 sacks were sold to- day. of
which 1913 ordinary white at Csc, $50 mixed
at Tic, $50 white mixed at 721ac, $50 mixed
at 73c lO0|white and $50 mixed at 73c. and
600 white On private terms.
OATs-Are in fair supply and demand at
firm prices. 1000 sacks were sold to-day, of
which $50 st. Leuis at Soc, $50 do at Sic, 100
do at SIC, 200 choice do at SIC, and 1000
at -.
BRAN.-Is scarce and higher. $50 sacks
sold at 81, and 20 at 81 05 p 100 TBS.
HAY-1s in light supply and good de-
mand, at firm prices. One hundred bales
prime st: Louis sold at $25; 200 choice Ohio
river at sos y ton.
PoRK-Is in good demand, and the mar
ket is firm at $N y Dbl tor mess Three
hundred and eighty-fve bbls mess were
sold yesterday and to-day, of which $50 at
SIG IS; 20, IS and $50 at s2 y Dbl 1t is
retailing at $2S 028 50 y Dbl, an advance.
A lot Of rs bbls rump pork sold at $40 y
barrel.
BAcON-ls in light supply. 1t is in re-
quest, and prices are very firm. Shoulders
are jObbinI at l5A a 15A5c; clear rib sides
1917 a 18At; clear sides 20 02OAc; sugar
cured ham &c y Is.
LARD-1he stock has been considerably
reduced, and the market is much firmer.
IS tierces packers sold at l6a4c, and 200
kegs do at 18lec v ib. Kegs are quoted at
lSIs a 1SAt for packers. and 10 a 19lsc for
refined; titrces l6ls a l6a4c for packers, and
H017Ac for refined.
DRY SALT Shoulders are RETAILING
at 1914 al 3Ac y rs.
BREAKPl AsT BACON-Is quoted at q a 22c
y fb.
POULTRY Young chickens are selling at
$505 so; did $SaS so; Turkeys $24 geese
500 dozen.
EscULEN rs-Apples are in light supply.
and CONN and $507 y Dbl. Potatoes are
scarce, and command $4a6 y Dbl for 81.
Louis and Ohio Onions command S. Der
Dbl. Horse raGish $l0012 y bbl Beets
b 5O03. Carrots 81 1904. Turnips $2a3
y Dbl. Cabbages $l0015 p crate. Sour
krout 90 q 10 y Dbl.
WHISKY is quiet and unchanged In
Llama recti6ed is quoted at 90c; Cincinnati !
95c 0$l 021s y gallon.
NAVAL STOREs-Pale is in fair demand,
while the pther descriptions are neglected.
No. is quoted at 81 2502 rs; No. 2 81 80
90; pale k3 5O03 IS y Dbl. Spirits tur-
oentine is in local demand at 38040c p
gallon. + ar sells at 1Oc p gallon.
FRUIT Louisiana oranges are selling at |
% y Dbl; imported lemons $60S y Box;
ines IS " Dbl; bananas $203 y bunch.
BUTTER Choice is scarce and in request. |
Goshen Commands 43 a 44c: choice Western |
,O03Sc y Is.
CHEESE Choice Western factory il SELL |
ne at l5fs15kc ' Is.
CoFFBE4 -Wo note lieht stock. With onlv
] local bu1iness diving, and quote ordinary
1A A1GN IN X rnlA 1.,kv ~>3a. s.. ecn.