New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-06-25

Arrived previously. l7s 2Ol-ll7s IA
~, Total. .;......................... 1850 Az
Cleared previously. ,os7 7x2-loe77 70.
Stock on hand and on shipboard- e. SO:
To-day's exports we're to New York. Re-
ceipts proper since Friday evening 1850 bales,
against 1894 last week, and 1852 last year,
and since September l, 1,l15,S bales
against 1911 last year, exclusive of 9l12
bales supplemental.
SUGAR AND MoLAssEs-There were receipts
this morning of 81 hhds sugar. bbls mo-
lasses. We note good demand, with a
light stock and frm market. and quote !:
Inferior sugar S5@8lc y ID; common 9@lOc;
fair to good fair lO4@10l; fully fair l1@1l 4c;
prime llt01l3c; choice 115@12c; yellow
clarified l2@124c; white 123@l3c y b. Mo.
lasses is quoted at 25@55c y gallon for in
fer1or; 60@75c for good fermenting; 50675c
for city refinery reboiled, and ST for syrup.
Weeks sales: Sugar-50O hhds; receipts
321. Weeks receipts: Molasses-143 bbls;
imported from Cuba, 3l7 boxes, GIL hhds.
ARRIVALS FROM THE WEsT-The Nick
Longworth, from st. Louis has arrived since
our review of yesterday.
FLoUR-The market is quiet, but firm, with
a scarcity of the medium and lower grades.
which are in request and would command
full prices, while treble and choice extra are
SIS IS; double extra Sc; treble extra So ESQ
6 so; choice extra S. 1907 so; family extra
$S@8 so. Sales to-day 500 bbls. of which
100 treble extra at S. l2a; 100 and 116 do at
Sc Is; 100 do at Sc 40: 100 choice extra at
So. Weeks sales. 10000 bbls; receipts,
17,07S; exports, Is, III.
CoRN-Contnues dull, and the sales to-day
are confined to 1900 sacks, of which 300 vel
low mixed, and 400 white mixed, the latter
n RI at mil pn
yellow at 81 OIL, and 100 white at ST Is u
bushel. Weeks Sales % 900 sacks; re-
ceipts, 46 447; exports, 57S3.
OATs-Are also dull, and the sales to day
are confined to 500 sacks, of which $50 and
$50 st. Louis at 64c; 100 and 100 Galena at
Csc. Weeks sales 500 sacks; receipts, H.
926; exports, 1888.
BRAN-l5O sacks sold at 81 OBJ, $50 at 81 O5
y 100 lbs. Weeks sales, 1850; receipts, 49,
1876: exports, 100.
HAY-Is dull; l25 bales ordinary Western
sold at SCI; SO and IS prime at 1923 % ton.
Weeks sales, 1920; receipts, 1886; exports,
3O6.
PoRK-A lot of 100 bbls overweight mess
sold at S31 Is % Dbl. 1t is retailing at s31 so
@32 y Dbl, as in weight. Weeks sales, 100
bbls; receipts, 1888; exports, l04.
Dry SALT MEAT-5 casks shoulders sold
at l3sc u ID.
BACoN-The market has exhibited more
animation, with quite brisk Inquiry for
hams to-day. 40 tierces sugar cured hams
sold at 22c; 10 do at 224c; ordinary hams
are quoted at 2O@2l!c y ID. casks shoul-
ders sold at 1890 y ID; 20 do clear rib sides
on private terms. and 10 do at LAC " fb.
Shoulders are quoted at 14@144c; clear rib
sides l74@l7sc: clear sides 1S4@183c.
Weeks sales. 100 casks and tierces; receipts,
56S casks, 222 boxes, 344 tierces.
BREAKFAST BACoN-Western rib is selling
at l75@lSc; homeless l94@2Oc; Northern zoe
u b.
LARD-Tierces are quoted at l55@le2c;
kegs at ls1@l94c y b as in quality. Weeks
FREIGHTs-Both foreign and coastwise are
stiff. supply of tonnage very light. Liver
pool sail 3D.; Havre l4@l 5l6c. New York |
steam s@4c; -four to New York Coo; corn,
l5c. Cotton to Boston, by sail, 4@5c.
CoFFEE-There is nothing doing beyond q |
limited retail and jobbing business from |
second hands. No stock in first hands. !
We quote, nominally, prime l54@l73c (gold |
duty paid; good, l64@163c % Ii.
BAGGING-The market is quiet but very
firm. We quote India at 33c % yard. in !
bales, and Bic in rolls; hemp and flax at 81 |
Q932c, according to brand, and domestic |
jutee at $50 U yard, in rolls.
NAVAL SToREs-Rosin is in light supply |
and good demand, at s4@4 so u Dbl for pale,
81 25(g2 IS for No. 1, sand S2@2 10 for No. |
2: Spirits turpentine plenty and dull at 40c
y gallon.
SALT-The demand is good. and prices
are firm. Dealers rates 81 5501 60 " sack
for coarse, 81 TOOL IS for fine, Turks island
SOC % bushel. When large lots are taken at
by boats deduction is made for
irayage. Pocket sat 1Oc for large, and sc
Tor small.
LOUISIANA RICE-The market is quiet and
prices are unchanged. We repeat our quo
,ations of yesterday, viz: choice, S2@9c;
prime to good do. 7l@S4c; ordinary to
good do. 62@7{c; inferior, 5@64c % y.
Corn MEAL-The supply is light and the
demand fair. Choice brands Of Kindred