New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-06-10

N'A9SAN
Cleared to 90 2T nsasSs s,s
Cleared previously DOS oOe.oIs
stool an hand and on sbipbOard... 1884
The clearances to-day were exclusively
for Havre.
SUGAR AND MoLAssBs-The market for
both sugar and molasses is dull and we
have heard of no transactions in either to-
day. Yesterday, not previously reported, a
lot of 81 hhds Cuba sugar sold on private
terms. The stock of Cuba now on the
market is light, but there is a large amount
on shipboard. Good to fine grocery grades
Cuba in hhds are quoted at l34@l34c " 10,
and fair to fine box sugar l23C0l44c. CUBA
molasses is jobbing at 46@52c " gallon,
and the small amount of choice reoolled
Louisiana now on hand is retailing at SOC
FLoUR-The market is dull and unchanged.
There is little or no demand for shipment,
and very little for the local trade, with
merely iobbing business doing. The stock
on hand is large, but the assortment is
pretty good. There is little or no fine on
hand, and choice extra is less in supply
than the other grades, while treble extra is
more plentiful. Superhne and double extra
are not in request. Superine is quoted at
IS 2565S so; single extra SIS 1903; double
extra 50 256G9 so; treble extra 50 625@ll 90;
choice extra Sl2 509l5 ID Dbl, There were
sales to-day of $500 bbls, of which $50 choice
extra on private terms; so and 100 single
extra at s. as; 100 choice extra at Sl2 2j; 60
at Sl3 25; Is superhne, in two lots, at IS 81;
100 double extra at 50 rs; 1900 do (twO lots
taken for shipment) on private terms, said
TO be full prices; 100 treble extra at $40; and
200 choice extra at Sl3 IS ~ Dbl.
CORN-The market is quiet and prices are
barely sustained. There were sales 10 day
of $500 sacks, OF which 1000 yellow mixed
at SIC; 400 and 1000 do at 81; 1900 yellow,
= az nE buGbat
0ATs-The market is quiet bnt steady at
yesterdays inside figures; 900 and 1900
sacks sold at 75c d bushel.
BRAN-ls selling in small lots to the trade
at 81 so u 100 MS.
HAY-i59 bales ordinary Ohio river sold
at Sl9 and 100 choice st. Louis at SCI 2
ton.
PoRK-Is more in request, and present
prices show an advance of Csc o. Dbl; last
evening, not reported 100 and 800 bhls mess
sold at $50; to-day 80 bbls comprising so,
so, So 60, and 100 bbls mess all at 500 u
bbl. 1t is retailing at S29 25@29 so u Dbl.
BACoN-The stock has been somewhat
reduced. We note more inquiry, although
the demand is yet limited, and prices show
no material change. The principal sales to-
day embraced 40 casks, of which casks
shoulders on private terms; do at l3ic; 10
do clear r. bbed sides at l64C; do clear sides
at lie, and 10 ties sugar'Cured hams at 2O8c
~ Il. Shoulders are retailing at l3}0l34c;
! clear ribbed sides l64@l65ci clear sides ia
| Glide; sugarcured hams 2O3@2Ic 4 b.
| LARD-We have not any important sales
| to note to day. Prime in tics is quoted at
| lS5c; kegs 2Ogc Il 10.
FREIGHTs-Co sstWise there is q fair
amount of freight going forward by steam,
but there is ample room to meet the de-
| mand, while by sail there Is nothing doing.
We quote as follows: Cotton by steam to
Liverpool id: to New York &c; to Boston
l 5c; to Philadelphia lG a. b Tobacco to
New York IS u hhd flour to New York and
Philadelphia 75c q Dbl; to Boston STlc u
Dbl; corn to New York and Boston zoe f3
bushel; t. Liverpool I'D; oil cake to do 4Os.
(: By sail the rates are 7-l6d to Liverpool toE
cotton, lie to Havre, Ic tn Bremen; -four to
New York aud Boston Csc a. bbl.
EsCULENTs-New potatoes are selling at
50 5O@4 ~ bbl on the landing, and onions
S5l15 so 81 Dol.
POULTRY AND EG6s-Chickens arc selling
on the levee at 81 509S F} doc; geese 500
| Il; turkeys S27G530 e dozen. Eggs ia boxes
l2@l5c ~ dozen, and Si211lA ~ bbi.
INDIA BAGGNG--Is dull, ana holders are
firm at 2ic IN bales, and 225c u yard in
rolls.
BALE RorE -I Is firm at &C o. It for
machine.
COFFEE Continues dull, but rates remain
unchanged. We quote (gold duty laid)
Prime to choice l740l7lc u Il; fair to good
l6l@l63c; common l43@l53c.