New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-08-23
COTTON STATEMENT.

bales, against 293 on LAST Tuesday and
90 last year, making an aggregate
since Friday evening of 1854 bales, against
1889 for the corresponding time last week
and 366 last year, and since August 81, OF
/ ,I42, 28J bales, against ,l40, 702 last year.
SUGAR-Receiyed today, % hhds. There
were sales of u hhds in three lots at lie for
good tair; ll34c for fully tair. and I2c for
prime.
MoLAssEs-Received to-day, IS bbls.
Poor plantation fermenting is quoted at
l5025c; good fermenting rs 035c; fair re-
fiDing reboied 50 a 40c; prime SOC y gallon.
f vR-The market is dull and dropping,
with a large stock On hand. Superfne is
quoted at s 62la; double extra s. -: treble
extra 81 az 1919; good treble extra S. . q
6 80: choice extra IS 1913 y Dbl. The
sales today were confined to 200G bbls, OF
WHICH ID superrine at 81 Is: 80 good treble
extra at SIS -; l04 do at Sc D; 20 do at ST 30;
100 choice extra at So -; 100 do at 81 IS: Is
do at 81 IS; 10 do at 81 80; 100 do at s., and
500 good treble extra on private terms.
CoRS-Is in good supply and moderate
demand, at previous prices. $500 sacks were
sold to-day, of which 600 ordinary yellow
and 500 yellow mixed at Coo; 300 yellow, 200
mixed and 500 yellow mixed at &c: 1000
white mixed at Soc; 200 and 1000 white at
zoe U bushel.
OATs-Are in good supply and moderate
demand at previous prices; 2j00 sacks were
sold to-day, of which 500, 800 and 1910 st.
Louis at 5Oc, and l25 barley oats at 55c T.
bushel.
BRAN-Is in good supply and moderate
demand; 100, 800 and 400 sacks sold at 81 o.
Pl00 lbs.
HAYS in fair supply and good demand;
1000 bales were sold to day, of which $50
prime old, on its merits, at $28: so prime
new, on its merits, at $50; 80 prime and so
choice new at $32; SO and 30 choice new at
S33; $50 do at $33 so, and 300 choice St.
Louis at $34 y ton.
BREAKFAST BACoN-Forty boxes Western
sold, in ten lots, at 92ic y fb-a decline.
LARD-Forty tierces refined sold at l04c
kegs ia 0lll5c U fb.
Dry SALT MEAT-Shoulders are quoted
at SAGE 10.
PoRK-Is very dull, with holders asking
$l3 70 Y Dbl for mess, and no sales. 1t ia
retailing at Sl4 % 0l4 so y Dbl.
BACoN-Is dull and lower. Shoulders
are quoted at 63s nc; clear rib sides ~
FAC; clear sides SIS 0812c U tb. Ten casks
shoulders sold at Csc; 80 boxes clear sides
at 8lsc; 20 tierces choice sugar cured hams
at l50 l5hc, and 10 tierces do at l51sc
p ID.
POULTRY AND EGGs-Chickens sell on the
levee at 50 SO "A " dozen for younp. and
81 al 80 for grown. and turkeys at $IS0-
y dozen. Good Western eggs bring 20 a
30c y dozen on the levee
EsCULENTs-Potatoes are selling on the
levee at So G3 30 U Dbl; onions at So 03 so:
apples at S20 80, and sour krout at $I2 a.
Sl3 u Dbl; cabbages Sl2 d20 " 100.
RICE-The few lots of new Louisiana COM
ing in are sold at 8l3 69c p ID, as in quality.
No Carolina here.
BUTTER-Choice is scarce and in fair de-
maud, but the stock OF inferior is large and
there is no call for it. We quote choice
Goshen at 33034c; common ~ a 5c, and
choice Western at 20 age y fb.
CuEEsE-Very dull at Ii 0llt2c Y ID for
Western factory and l0c for Reserve.
Corn MEAL - Market dull, prices un-
changed; kiln dried from the leyee SO v
Dbl.
CoFrEE-No stock in first hands except
one small cargo, which is held for higher
prices. Quotations are nominal.
BALING STUFFs-Dealers sell India bag