New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-02-10

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COTTON STATEMENT.
Bales
| Stock on hand September l, 1871. ........ rs 80
; Arrived since last statement........ $50
Arrived previously 742 ,38a-74a II
IoEai . 1850
Cearta tocay 90 20, .,
stock hand and on shipboard not cleared 24l rs
To-day's exports comprised 1923 bales t.
Liverpool, 1887 to Havre and AGO to Bar
celOna. Receipts proper since last evening
1891 bales, against 5tSl last Friday, anC
1873 last year, making an aggregate since
Friday evening of So, l62 bales, against
80, Il6 last week and 81 $50 last year, and
since August 81, of G63 235 bales, against
756,997 lastFyear.
SUGAR-The supplies are light, but the de
mand is slack and prices are barely sus-
tanned. Inferior 607l4c, common M a &c.
fair Sas $3.50, good fair 878 09c, fully
fair 81. a9l2c, prime 95s a9a4c, strictly
prime Zoe, choice lO4 0l0lsc seconds 9 a
934c, centrifugal 9ai ale, yellow clarified
ii a @ II 1ec, white pa lc42c q ID.
MoLAssEs-Is i'll light supply and good
demand. Plantation reboiled as a 5o,':
common to strictly prime fermenting 81
a 49c inferior not fermenting 30 6035c; com
mon 30 q Zoe; centrifugal 80 a 4Sc; fair As a
Acc: prime As Soc; strictly prime 81 a 53c y
gallon.
FLoUR-The market is bare of choice,
| which is very much in request. Treble
extra and the higher grades are scarce
| Double extra and the lower grades are in
supply, but dull. The sales to-day were
confined to 1900 bbls, Of which $50 and -
low treble extra at S. 100 do at So 121a; so
choice treble extra at 50 %; 81 do at 81 10;
= and 100 ckeiee extra at $40 %; so do at
$40 50, and Us supertne on private terms
t-.& In
| The dealers are supplied, and buyers have
Withdrawn entirely from the market. Mixed
, is offering at soc and white at S5c y bushel
! 80 sacks yellow mixed sold at SIC and 329
do at S}c t. bushel.
! OATs-The market for oats is also at
standstill. with supplies offering at 6Jc p
bIshel. 100 sacks sold at Csc; $50 choice
Galena at Doc, and $50 at Csc p bushel.
BRAN-The market is bare or nearly So
What little is here is held at 81 50 T. 100
lbs.
HAYS in light supply but the market is
dull. To-day, 200 bales choice Western sold
at S35 p ton.
PoRK-The market is very firm owing to
the light stock on hand, and mess is quoted
at SIS - + bbl 1t is retailing at SIG a l6 %
= Dbl.
BAcoS-Is quiet and quoted in first hands
at &c Tor shoulders, &c for clear rib sides and
Ice for clear sides AT retail k4c more is
obtained. 10 and 20 casks clear sides sold
at the jackson railroad depot at Zoe T. tb,
and ID casks clear rib sides, in store, at Csc
t. b.
HAMs-The market is more depressed and
sugar cured are now quoted at II q l2lec T.
ib 30 and 90 terces sold ON private terms
BREAKFAST BACoN-Choice Western is
scarce and in demand and commands 1012
He y ID.
LARD-Is without any movemrnt to-day
Packers in tierces is quoted at 9l2c; re-
fined l04c; kegs l0l4 a l0l2c U tb.
Dry SALT MEAT-Is quiet but firm
Shoulders are quoted at 6l4c, clear rib sides
sac. clear sides 9l2c p ib in job way. The
stock is in the hands of dealers.
CoFFEE-The demand is active, and prices
have advanced. Stock in first hands. 5000
bags in dealers hands, $4,000 bags; sales
past week, 1890 sacks. We quote prime
1ia4 a22lsc, gold duty paid good 2lA a
q l2c; fair DOB. ale; ordinary 2Oc y tb.
CHEEsE-Is in light supply and good de-
mand at 1912 l4c for Western Reserve
and Is a &c for factory; New York cream
commands lie = tb.
BUTrER-Choice continues in light sup
ply and good demand. Choice Western
commands % 27c Goshen 81 a 34c ~ tb.
There is no demand for inferior.
BAGGING-Otfers of lSc cash are refused
for jute. The stock is held out of market
for much higher prices. The dealers rates
in filling orders for the country are Zoe y
yard for .jute, lSc for Western, 17c for India
in bales and l6c for rolls.
POULTRY AND EGGs-Chichens sell on the
landing at S606 % T. dozen for the grown,
and s. a for the young: ducks S4d5 5; geese
SIS; turkeys Sl50l8. Eggs 81 040c T.
dozen.
EscuLESrs Western potatoes are selling
on the landing at S3Q3 %; onions $3a
3 50; apples So at q bbl; cabbages $7alo
q bog; sour krout S90l2 T Dbl; beets aud
turnips 81 30: carrots 3d. parsnips 50;
horse radish s. q p; green peas $7;ladv peas
= as; black-eyed peas Sc al; Western beans
s. a II: red beans $S@l2 q bbl;, dried APP
piles and peaches 60Sc T. ID.
NHsKl-The market Is quiet Choice
Western rectitied is quoted at 81 02l2 T.
gallon: good proof rectitied is dull at 81, and
ordinary 95c y gallon - bbls choice West
ern rcctitied sold at 81 02l2 y gallon.
Moss-fs in better supply, with less de-
mand. Inferior is quoted at IA ilec; good
country 5l2 &c; clear city picked and bolted
Ga a 7c T. tb.
CORN MEALS quiet but firm, and is
quoted at 81 q bbl
RICE-The market is dull, and owing to
free arrivals from Charleston, prices are
dropping. FAIR is quoted at Sig Sac;
prime Sc: choice 9l4c; choice Carolina is
jobbng at &c; Rangoon Q7a4c y tb.
BEEF-Is in light supply and fair de-
mand. Texas commands Sll a p; Western
$ii015 y Dbl.
TALLow-1s quiet, with a light supply,
and is quoted at 909lsc u tb.
WOoL-There is very little here. A small
I OF of lake sold at 43c " tb.
HIDES-Are scarce and in active demand,
and higher prices. Green sailed command
O1a 0l2c; dry sailed IL a l6c; dry flint II q
lSc T. tb.
PIGS FEET-Pickled, in kegs, are selling
at 81 60; half barrels So; barrels So.
MACKEREL-Is in good demand, with
only moderate supply on haad and an
upward tendency in prices: No: barrels
command $l4p l6; No. 2 $l00n; No. 3
500; No. kits 81 IS; No. 2 81 30; No. 3
81 Is.
LIME-The supply is small, an downing to
the late severe weather, the demand is
light. Prices continue as previously.
Western $2a2 %; Alabama and Rockland
So IS p Dbl.
COTTON Seeds in demand, and COM
mands $l3 " ton when bags are furnished |
by factors, and $l4 T. ton when in plant |
ers' bags, and SIS y ton for seed and bags. |
IRON CoTToN TIEs-Sell at 5l4 05a4c Y 10. |
BALING TwINE-Commands 10 02Oc y 10. |
STAR CANDLEs-Are in limited supply and |
good demand at 100 in round lots and l912c |
JoDoing. ihe supplies are al sou ~ az %
OIL CAKE-Is in demand at $27 81 d2S |
for country and 500 IS for city factory, de- |
livered. 100 tons city factory sold at $50 % |
II ton.
COoPERAGE-Is dull. There is no de- |
mand for sugar hogsheads. the season being |
over. Molasses barrels sell slowly at 81 20 |
and half barrels 81 IS each. Green poles |
command $25 p 1000 for barrel poles, and |
$50 for hogshead poles; slaves $50 for |
barrel, and $35 for hogshead.
NAVAL STOREs-The market is bare of |