New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-06-02
MARKETS.
Domestic Markets.

New YORK, June /, Evening.-Cottor
quiet and steady; sales 2469 bales at I77sc
Flour firm and in fair request; common to
fair extra Sc 7507 25, good to choice 81 3;
09. Whisky shade tirmer at 924 a 9219c
Wheat closed rather heavy and decidedly
lower; winter red and amber Western GA q
69c, inside price to arrive; the decline is
chiefly on winter wheat Corn heavy and
lower at 20 a 73c. Pork SIS 50015 IS. Beet
dull. Lard lower; kettle l0l9c. Turpen-
tine quiet at 49c. Rosin quiet. TafIow
active at 909lsc. Freights steady.
ST. LOUIS, June l.-Flour-Low grades
scarce and wanted; medium qualities dull
and weak; extra fall S. IS 36 Is; double
extra Sc so; family 81 1913 25. Wheat
fat buyers off, and demand concessions;
small sales of No. 2 spring Iowa at 81 90:
prime red fall 81 SIS. Corn closed dull and
unsettled; mixed on track Ash a 49c; yellow
sacked So 060c. Oats dull at sic in bulk,
and 65l9c for sacked. bodybuilding do
ing. Rye declined to 81 a Sc, the latter for
fancy. Whisky 9Oc; Mess pork lower; job
Ding at SIG. Dry sailed meats lower: loose
clear sides, 7ssc. Bacon lower; shoulders
612 a 634c; clear rib sides 85s 0S34c; clear
sides S34 09c. Hams-Sugar cured 140
14l2c. Lard-Sales of about 1000 tierces in
private order lots at l0l2c. Hogs lower at
~S304. Cattle in large supply and lower at
$305 50.
CINCINNATI, June l.-Cotton dull and de.
clined; middlings II a IL Ac. Flour steady
and in moderate demand; family So 7507.
Wheat steady and in moderate demand;
No. red fall 81 4S. Corn quiet and I'M
changed at Sc Rye steady and in mod
crate demand at 81 al 05. Oats steady and
in moderate demand; No. 2, 50 a 55c. Mess
pork dull and dropping; small sales at
$l5 so, but no demand for round lots. Lard
is in fair demand, but at lower rates; sales
of 400 tierces at Csc. Bulk meats dull;
holders are anxious to sell; sales of 100000
pounds; shoulders SIS 05A4c; sides 67s G7c:
bone in FAC; clear rib and clear can be
bought at 75sc. Bacon dull and shade
lower; sales OF shoulders at SIC; clear rib
sides Sac; clear sides S5sc. Hogs dull and
unchanged at $l04 25. Whisky D4uand
fair and advanced to sec.
Foreign Markets.
LIVERPOOL, June |, Evening.-Cotton
closed steady; uplands 77sd; Orleans Slsd.
Corn, new, 32s cd. Cumberland cut 3Ss.
LONDON, June |, Evening-Bullion in
the Bank of England has increased ESQ.,
900. COnsols go. Bonds 9019.
River Intelligence.
SOUTHWEST Pass, June /, P. M.-Ba-
rometer 80; wind east northeast and
strong.
Arrived: Brig Frieda, Brane master, fifty
seven days from Rio Janeiro with coffee,
to G. l.. Laughland; schooner Addie NJ.
Bird, Merrill master, twenty days from
Rockland, Maine, with granite, to Thorn
dixie, Norton 81 Co. Sailed for Pensacola
Ship Her Majesty, Downie master, forty
Onekays from Rio Janeiro, in ballast
VICKsBURG, June Passed up: Com
mOnwealth at / A. NJ; Joseph II. Bigley and
barges at A. NJ; Mary Houston at IL A NJ;
Great Republic at p. NJ; Colorado at s
p. NJ Weather warm and clear River fall
ing slowly.
MEMPHIS, June WEATHER clear. Mer-
curry go. River falling. Passed down:
Baltic and barges and Julia.
LOUISVILLE, June 1.-The river has risen
Is inches during the past twenty-four
hours, and is now stationary, with feet 6
inches i'll the chute, and feet 6 inches in
the canal. Weather partially cloudy and
hot to-day; cloudy and strong signs of a
storm tonight. Arrived: Petrol No. 2, from
st. Louis. Departed: Susie Silver and In
diana, for New Orleans; Petrol No. 2, for
Wheeling. The Nightingale is advertised |
to leave for Arkansas river tomorrow. The |
Z. Ii. Church and Belfast, from New Or |
leans, Nashville, from Memphis, and En- |
peror, from st. Louis, are expected to- night. |
The Emma Floyd, from Nashville to Cincin-
natl, is hard aground on Ingram Shoals |
Cumberland river.
ST. Louis, June ARRIVED: Belle Mem
phis, from Memphis; Bismarck, from New |
Orleans; Alice, from Arkansas river; Belle
Vernon, from Cincinnati Departed: Belle
st. Louis, for Memphis. River still rising
Weather cloudy and very sultry.
CINCINNATI, June 1.-The river has fallen
four feet, with eleven feet in the channel !