New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-05-09

COTTON STATEMENT.
Bales
Stock hand August 81 1873. 7I77
Arrived since last statement. l,0.3
Arrived previously 267,.4'-l $40
c,s.rs aet ta i.v ssi;
Cieare9 To-Day. ;.............-..., 2rada
Stock on hand and on shipbeard not cleared los All
Same time last year.. .l43,sli
Weeks receipts at the Interior towns 1870 bales,
against 4843 last week aud 1916 last year; ship
menfs Sal bales against 63l9 last week and 10 O6l
last year stocks 81 SOC, against II $40 last week,
shows decrease of 4806 bales in the receipts. $50
on the shipments and ia, 1877 in the stocks.
To-days exports embraced 4l63 bales to Liver
pool and 1853 to New York to which we have
added by rail.
Receipts proper since last evening 1867 bales,
making an aggregate since Friday evening of 1924
bales, against 4s73 last week and 6,o8l last year
ana ss1s last 81 sf against
For receipts at all the ports see above report.
TOBACCO-We have not heard of a sale to day:
and 3O Geld at - The weeks sales sum up 81 hhas,
against u last week and pa the week before. The
amount on sale is estimated at 5625 hhds We quote
as fol Ows: Inferior 404>sc medium ~ 05kc good
and fine So acc low leaf 6A nc; medium ~ 0ac;
fine S0lOc. and selections ll0l2c
FREIGHTS-A steamship has been taken up for
Liverpool at the reduced rate of lOd for bulk corn.
We quote as follows:
By steam-Cotton to Liverpool I'd; to Amt
WcEp VIC AAHouOipAho H4u: " DOooOA Ia ANCw
York &c; to Boston via Philadelphia ll.l6c; Fall
River via Philadelphia ll-l6c; Fall River via New
York sc; to Philadelphia sl6c; bulk corn to Liver
pool l0d.
By sail-Cotton to Liverpool as l6d; to Havre
Ae; to Bremen IS 32d; to the Baltic perts I'D. Bulk
corn to Liverpool %; to Rouen 25c.
SUGAR-Only 10 hhds were received thisH morn
ing; The activity noticed YESTERDAY has subsidized,
and only few hoSsheAds strictly fully fair sold at
Oh c and inferior at SIC " tb. Stock in the sheds
1853 hhds; held by dealers = -, ,,.
SSES-NO receipts this morning. ID Obs
inferior sold at SOC y gallon. Stock in the sheds
7o4 bb's and A half bbls held by dealers.
FLOUR-The market is quiet to-day with only
a local dem md. Prices are firm, however, with
only moderate stock on hand and a scarcity of
low gaades which are most in request. Supplies
200 bbls Of which IS and IS double extra at So IS
low treble extra at ss % and rs good treble
extra at 49, so ard l5O ut SIS Is: 40 at So 371z; rs
So IS; IS at So 25 40 at 50 49,; 800, 100 and $50
CORN MEALS in light supply aud firm, with
holders asking e 50 p Dbl loobbls sold at 81 IS
selling at SO; Old are dull and offering at $l0
BREAKFAST BACON-Is in light supply and
choice commands l2c p Is.
PORK-The market is quiet to-day, but very firm,
with . small stock in few hands New mess is
retailing at $ls 5Oal8 IS " Dbl. Our report this
morning read, 80 bbs new mess Sold to arrive. at
s n Dealers
are jObbing shoulders at 7sc clear rib sides 97sc.
clear sides CSC " ID.
BACON-Is quiet to-day, but sides are scarce, in
few hands and held strongly at loAc for clear rib
sides and l0ss 0l0Ac y ID for clear eides. Shout
ders are in supply and dull at TIC. Only 10 casks
shoulders sold at 7kc, with offers of 7sc refused
10 and 10 casks clear sides the landing at 0ssc
IS do to arrive at lose: and Is casks shoulders at
HAMS-Choice sugar cured in light supply
and firm at l3dl4c p ID as in quantity and brand.
10 tierces sold at i3c " ID.
LARD-Continues in request, and the market is
nearly bare. Tierce, refined, is jobbing ii Aallkc
WHISKYMIs dull, but prices have advanced Ic
under the influence of Western advices. Louisiana
rectied is held at SIC and choice Cincinnati at 81
p gallon.
demand Pittsburg is selling at 3oO4Oc at whole
SALE 75c " Dbl at retail; 81 " hid. SOC " box to
steamboats,, Coo 10 manufacturers, Anthracite Sl2
ais y ton. spsdra !5c at retail The stock at
the Willow Grove landing May comprised hull
IA barges, and 30 boats. Consumption during
April, 20 boats and barges Arrived, "a boats and
GUNNY BAGS-Are selling at I50l6 piece;
DRIED FRUIT-Fair supply of apples and a better
81 0lOc y rs for choice; peaches sec y ID.
LARD 0IL-The stock is small and the n demand
IS asses and No So ssc y gallon. N' 10 4N' "
LINSEED OIL-The market is firm, at 81 o8 for
raw. and 81 10 for re-boled gallon.
mand, Barrels are quoted at 10000. cases 2a0a4c
y gallon.
PECAEs-yery few the market, and are
TALLoW-ts dull. No stock here.
STARCH-Light supply and dull, and is quoted
NAVAL sTORES-Are in light supply and mod
crate demand. Turpentine is heldJat 44U4Sc " gal.
lon. Rosn-Choice pale 81 50; No: l. Sc IS; No
quoted at So 2502 50 I half Dbl. and $40a so p Dbl.
STAR CANDLES-Are in better demand and
firm. Large sizes are held at iSkc y fb; They are
nuOted at ISL Hl5Lc N rs.
BUTTERFLIES receipts of Western are mostly
poor qualities; none arrived yet that is choice
ward and it is probable we shall not receive any
grass butter for two or three weeks. Prices are
gen and at gsed1m
factory would sell at lac New York cream zoe p ib
COFFEE-Ths demand is limited. Dealers
stock l0,5OO bags. We quote cargo lots: Fair
zs0kc god gosd ,I Prime e, 2s saa9 &c
BAGGINd-There is no trade of any consequence
@sso india iae yard in bales and rolls Do
me- site lutte is held at wholesale at l3sc y yard.
BEANS AND WESTERN PEAS-Western beans
selling at So Northern SO. Green peas $50
EsCULENTs AND GREEN vBGETABLBs--No
Western potatoes here Louisiana potatoes are in
and in REQUEST. Louisiana potatoes sell at So so p
Dbl; onions S.; cabbages s 10 " 100.
RYE-,s in good supply and dull. Holders are
MOUNT CARBON COAL-Is selling at retail at
Csc, wholesale 45c y Dbl.
OAK SLAVES Slaves on fatboats sell always on
their merits. The receipts large. Slaves are
sci ing at Wholesale at $ss0lo5 for extra pipe; $50
06O for extra hogshead; $4505O for extra claret.
ai ~ extra hogshead si25aiss extra claret s720
COTTON SEED OIL CAKE-NO city offering.
Country is quoted at $2 " ton gross.
IRON CofTON TIES--The supply is large and
IMPORTED FRUITS AND NUTs-Messins oranges
are selling at "a IS; Messina lemons 81 1872 box;
Palermo oranges ST. Palermo lemons % so v DO Z.
box; half boxes ST. 20; there are quarter boxes
in market. Citrsn 3Oc !, ID. Currants Sic. Figs
I2c: Brazil nuts sac; almonds 2lc do shelled 3oc
Fberts l6c Dates sc " ID PineapPes 81 50 v
dozen. COcOanuts $45 " 1000.
FISH-we quote Mackerel-Extra No. l, $25 in
bbls, Sl3 in half bbls, 81 in quarter bbls and -
in kits; No. 2, l6 in bbls SO 50 in bali bbs. 81 so
in quarter bbls and IS in kits: No. g. $4 SO in
81 IS in kits; No. g. $l3 in bbls ST in half bbls,
SO IS in quarter bbls, So in kits; boxes 4o045c.
Goldfish quarter and half drums SIS IS al So quar-
CORN IN SACKS-The supply is light with good
demand at firm prices. The sales comprise 1929
sacks, of which 400 ordinary mixed, in burlaps, at
mixed at 93c; 500 choice white at 9ic; 1000 white
mixed at 94c; 800 and 1000 choice white at 95c p
bushel.
OATS-Fair supply and active demand at firm
prices. The sales embrace 1900 sacks, of which
zoo St. Louis at 6lc 300 choice Galena at &c. 500
and 800 choice at 62c " bushel.
sacks sold at ST 50 p loo lbs, an advance of 1Oc p
HAY-We hear of some reshipments to the
West. The stock on the landing is light, but there
is a large stock in warehouse. The demand is
moderate. $50 bales choice sold, OF which 400 at
$27. and $50 at s2S " ton.