New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-06-25
COTTON STATEMENT.

To-days exports embraced 2053 bales t.
Boston, 23l4 to New york, and 992 to Phila
delphia. Receipts proper since last evening
III bales, against 625 on last Saturday and
1922 last year, making an aggregate since
August 81 of 1888, 446 bales, against 1850:
last gear.
SUGAR-Only 5 hhds were received to- day
6 hhds good common to fair sold at ga c
and 25 hhds choice at 12c T. tb. Refinery
yellow clarified is quoted at 12A a l234 G.
white Is a 1870 y tb.
MoLAssEs-Received to-day II bbls. Poor
fermenting is selling in small lots as re.
ceived at 30040 T. gallon. A cargo of 400
hhds Cuba mOlasses sold on private terms,
1t is quoted at 30 040c y gallon.
FLOUR-The market is dull, though there
is some demand for export. Last evening
1000 bbls good treble extra were taken for
export on private terms. The principal
sales to-day are confined to 1000 bbls. of
which 20 superfine at S. 81 y; 100 low treble
extra at Sc %; 400 good treble extra at
S. S71a; 300 do at 81, and 450 do at 81 10 p
bb,.
CoRN-Is in good supply, but the demand
has slackened and prices have sOftened
There were sales today of $500 sacks, of
which 1000 mixed at zoe; 1900, 1900 and
1000 yellow at 7lc; 1000 white mixed and
white at 73c: 80 and $50 white at 75c, and
%UU Wtlte at Ibc t. DuShel.
OATs-Are tirmer, with a light supply and
fair demand; 600 sacks Galena sold at 63c:
so and $50 do at 64c y bushel.
BRAN-Is dull at ST. GOAL % q 100 lbs.
HAYS IN light supply and moderate de-
mand at S25 a 20 for prime and $27 % tor
choice.
PoRK-The market is firmer to dav. and
mess is held at SIG so T. Dbl. Last evening.
200 bbls overweight mess sold at SIG IS y
Dbl. 1t is retailing at Sic 5O01 T. Dbl.
BACoN-Is also frmer; SIS tierces sugar
cured hams sold at 15Ac, 7 do at I5i9c:
sugarcured hams are quoted at l5A 0I534c
v Is; Is casks shoulders sold at 1850, and
10 do at l9a4c. Shoulders are held at 71ac,
clear rib sides 909Ac, clear sides 934c
y 10.
BREAKFAST BACoN-A lot of Is boxes
Western sold at lie y 10.
LARD-Is without movement Tierces are
quoted at l034 ollie; kegs II y 01l34c p fb.
DRY SALT MEAT-Shoulders are quoted
at 6lsc y tb.
WHIsKY-The market is quiet to-day but
firm, and we continue to quote rectified at
o212 a 05c for Indiana and SO a CSC for Gin
cinnati; 100 bbls Indiana sold on private
terms, and 30 Cincinnati at Csc y gallon.
Corn MEAL-Fifty bbls sold on the levee
at So 25 y Dbl.
BUTTER-The supply of choice is small,
and with fair demand prices are firm.
Choice Western is quoted at % a 26c; and
Goshen at "a 035c p tb; Inferior grades
neglected and nominal.
RICE-The is only retail demand. We
continue to quote ncminally, viz: Carolina,
prime GA 09l3c; good 9Ac; fair S24 09c;
Louisiana, Sac for prime; "a a Sc for ordi-
nary, and re for common.
SALT-The demand is still very small,
and prices are unchanged. Dealers sell
Liverpool at 81 l001 Is u sack for coarse,
and 81 500l 60 for fine. When large lots |
are taken at warehouse by boats, deduc- |
ton is made for drayage. Turks Island is !
he'd at 40c q bushel.
FREIGHTs-Both foreign and domestic are !
without any variation. The demand for |
room is very small, particularly for foreign |
ports, and the supply of tonnage is ample. |
we still quote: Cotton to Liverpool ll-l60 |
asd; to Havre, sail, 7sc; to Bremen, nomi-
nal; to New York and Philadelphia, steam,
s4c: Tobacco to Liverpool, sail, 3Os q
hid; to London, sail, 35s; to Bremen OF
Havre 30 032s cd.