New Orleans Republican., 1872-08-17

continent ga, ,356 bales, against 3I36.73I
last year. Stocks at all the delivery ports.
made up to II NJ, 1906 bales, against 49,.
376 last week.
COTTON STATEMENT.
Stock on hand SeptemberI. IS7I.......... 25,323
Arrived since last statement. Al
Arrived previously sly................T o5I 4T9
Made from waste and damaged
cotton, samples, etc........... 1897 ,O66, ,465
Observation-Disclosures. 1891 5788
Cieareq TO-DAY ;............'..- none .,yO4,yIo
"Ao-"Ad previously y.....s....,...
Stock On hand and on shipbOard, not cleared go
Stock same date last Year 'l''l4
Rereipts prOpef since last evening 50
bales, against As on last Friday, and 93S last
year, making an aggregate since Friday
eYG,-;apg of 1913 bales, against 232 last week,
anu d-95 9Zty last year, and since September L
OF S0J,9ol DsIes, egainst AL ,233 last year
decrease 4oI 20. Tor receipts at all the
SUGAR-The receipts from Plantation this
morning comprised Is bhds. Thev were
sold at Zoe for seconds and llasc for yellow
clarified. A lot of 81 hhds strictly prIna.
filled, sold at l038c II fb. There were re
sales in the sheds, of so hhds.
in several lots, to grOcers, at Zoe for
fair, and l019c for fully fair, not retilled.
There was less demand than usual to-day,
and the market is quiet but firm.
MoLAssEs-OnIy 3 bbls were received
from plantation this morning. In the alb
sence of plantation supplies city refinery is
selling at 30c for inferior, 40c for common,
SOC for fair, 55c for prime, 60c for choice
| and soc a 81 y gallon for golden syrup.
FLOUR-There was quite fair demand
to-day, and the market is decidedly tirmer
| The fresh receipts are taken readily, and
there is much more call for the old stock,
which is being considerably reduced. Some
sales were made today at an Improvement
of 81 p bbl on last weeks prices. The
sales embrace $500 bbls, comprising some
new on the landing not yet reported; 80
superfne at SIS 25; 50 and so low treble ex-
ira at IS so; so and 100 new at Sc IS; 269
treble at 81; so and so and 80 choice at
S8 50; 35 at So Is; 50, 100 and 500 choice
old at $8 81; 100 and I60 do at 50; 50 choice
family at 50 rs; 200 treble extra, 100 and
300 choice old on private terms.
PORK-Is also in active demand, and
prices have advanced SOC T. bbl. The sales
embrace 825 bbls mess, of which so and 80
at $l3 Is; 1G0 at $I3 87lh; 100, 200, 25, so
and so at $l4 y biol. Subsequently, offers
of $I4 25 were refused, and $l4 50 asked.
1t is retailing at $l4 so p bbl.
LARD-Choice is in good demand, and the
sales embrace 469 tierces, of which l04
packers, on the spot, at 9Ac; 100 tierces
refined, to arrive, at 9&8c; so and 100 do, on
the spot, at 33Bc, and IS very choice at 9alc
Y tb. Kegs are quoted at II a 0ll12e T tb.
BREAKFAST BACON-Western is scarce
and in demand and commands the ad-
vanced price of l2l3 0l3c y t6. Northern
is dull at lie y Is.
DRY SALT MEAT-The stock is held by
dealers. 1t is retailing at &c for shoulders,
Sc for clear rib sides and 9lbc for clear
sides.
HAMs-Are in demand and choice sugar
cured are held strongly at I70l7l2c T. ID,
with sales to the trade at these prices. 10
and 25 tierces sold at lie 2 fb.
Corn MEAL-PoOr quality is duh and of
fering at 81 9O03 2 bbl, while choice is
held strongly at $3H HlO a3 90 y bbl. 200
bbls sold on the landing on private terms,
and so bbls at SO 90 p Dbl. The market is
trmer than it was yesterday.
BACON-COntinues in active demand and
The sales comprise 800 casks, of which II
and l8 casks shoulders on the spot at Sc;
25 and 81 at SAC; % to arrive at Sac;
casks clear rib at l05sc; so dotO arrive, and
so at the railroad depot at l024c, 40 casks
clear sides to arrive at lie; 36 and 10 do to
arrive at IL Ac; 5, 10, 10, 90, 40, 50, s and IS
casks on the spot at lll4c + 10. At the
close holders were asking Is q l4c higher.
CORN IN SACKs-The supply on the land
ing is good, With fair demand at previous
prices. The sales embrace 1900 sacks, of
which l400 ordinary mixed at 55C; 100 choice
yellow at 56c; 1900 mixed at soc; 100 and
$50 mixed at SIC; 800 white mixed at 62c;
100 do at 63c, and 100 strictly choice white
at Csc T. bushel.
OATs-Are in good supply and moderate
demand. 525 sacks were sold, to wit 100
and T50 st. Louis at 4lc; 100 do at 42c; l25
choice Galena at 43C, and 80 do at 45c p
bushel.
BRAN-The supply is good, with fair
demand at firmer prices. 900 bags sold at
9717o, and 300 choice at 81 T. 100 lbs.
HAY-Is in light supply on the landing,
and limited demand. 50 bales Of old choice
St. Louis sold at $50 = ton.
POULTRY AND EGGs-Chiclzens are selling
on the landing at $607 y dozen for the
grown, and $4a4 50 for the young; ducks
SiG ); geese S. al, and $l2 a Is for turkeys.
Eggs are selling at u a ice + dozen.
BUTTER-WesteTn is in ample supply aud
dull, Choice is. quoted nOminally at lSc,
and medium 10 a l2c p b. There is a fair
stock of. Goshen in market. Choice com
mands 30 a 32c u fb. The inferior grades
OF both are neglected and prices are nom
inal.
CHEEsE-The market is abundantly sup
piled with Western, with a very limited
demand. Choice factory is selling at la
l3c, the latter price for strict selections.
New York cream commands l6C z ID. The
inferior qualities are almost unstable.
COFFEE-There is little doing for want
of stock, and no prime or choice in mar
ket. We quote: Prime (gOld) 1874 0l9Ac;
good l74l a 1870; fair II "a a 0l72+c; ordinary
Is l6c p tb. The stock in warehouses is
estimated at 2O00 bags.
EsCULENTs-T receipts of potatoes by
river are in poor condition. We quote white
sprouts 81 IS j0l 90; early rose 81 85a2,
aud russets 81 by river and So Is az % U
bbl by rail. Onions are low, the market
OverstOcked and selling at s. 25a2 so
+ bbl. Green apples are abundant and
selling at 81 2532 u bbl. Cabbages
"a as y box. Sour krOut $6a7 y Dbl.
Northern beans-White $l20 Western
08I2: red beans $50 Il; green peas IS a 9;
lady peas $60S q bbl. Btets 81. Carrots
50 so T. bbl. Dried apples IA l0c dried
peaches 0Gc y Is.
RICE-The market is easier, and we note
i4c decline. Prime new Louisiana is offered
at &c y ID; old Louisiana, ordinary to
prime, IA 0834c T. ID. Some Carolina ex-
pected.
FRUu-There is but little business doing,
as is usual at this season, with a stock of
nuts and TaIsins fully equal to the demand,
but lemons are scarce and high. We quote
lemons at $ll " box; OrangesnOn in market;
layer raisins $27j az IS; London layers none;
currants 913 a Zoe p fb; pTunes (Germanl 10
a lie; Brazil nuts l5c; English WalnUts Is
0lSc; almonds II a lSl2c; shelled almonds
30c; filberts 1919 a l4c; pecans l0c figs Ice;
citrOn 40 a 44c p ID; bananas 81 as; plan
tains 75c a 81 25 y bunch; pineapples $40
. so Y dozen; cocOanuts 81 so 03 so Y 100;
peaches SOC a 81 so y box. as in quality.
FIsH-Some new mackeTel has been re-
ceiyed and selling at $50 = Dbl for No. l
extra mess; No. bay Sl4; No. 2 Sll, aud
No & 50 T. bbl We 0uCte old maCkerel No