New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-06-18


corrections included. ..........;.,.;. 81, -.
Same time last year. corrections included. 70, 43i
Today's exports were to New York.
Receipts proper since last evening 1873 bales
against 40 on last Wednesday and 6l9 last year
making an aggregate since Friday evening of SO0s
bales against 29l5 last week and 1862 last year
and since August 3D. l2os o97 bales against l2ls 951
last year Corrections included both years)-de
crease is 956
The Exchange kilograms make the receipts at
2l23 bales against 20l9 last Wednesday and 252d
last year, and since Friday 1859 bales against 92l3
last week aud IA 200 last year Total since August
81, 368T O83 bales against 3 ass $50 last year-in
crease 228,52
Exports, Friday to Tuesday inclusive. to Great
Is, 425 last year and to the continent 300 bales,
against 8OI7 last week and 6136 last year.
Stocks at all the delivery ports made up TO II N.
1863 OO5 bales against 233 63 last week and 2235l4
last year.
The above totals at all the ports are exclusive of
TOBACCO-There were some negotiations pend
ing day. but we did not hear OF any consum.
mated. We learn that chip has been taken up
for tobacco (abOut 800 hhds) but the destination
and rate have been reported Sales thus far this
week Of l23 hhds all last week 45l; week before
1885, The amount on sale is estimated at 5000 hhds.
Under further unfavOrable crop accounts from the
West factors continue stringent in their preten-
sions. We still quote as fellows: Inferior 404hc;
sc and
ltdl2c Received since last evening "a hhds ex-
ported to Corpus Christi; stock on hand by our
FREIGHTS-We hear of a ship xed for tobacco
to carry 900 or $50 hhds, but her destination and
the rate have not been reported. The 5-l6d room
by sail to Liverpool appears to have been all taken
up. We quote as follows
By steam-CottOn to Liverpool no room; to Liv
erpool via New York -0a-lsd; to Boston via Phla
delphia &c; to Providence via Philadelphia &c;
to Fall River via Philadelphia &c; to New York
&c: to Philadelphia Sc
By sail-COttOn to Liverpool "a ;Bd.
SUGAR-Onlv 10 hhds received this morning 80
hhds sold at SIC for good fair; SAC for fully fair,
and SC for prime.
MOLASSES-Only bbls received this morning.
No sales.
FLOUR-Dull. No sales for Cuba since those re
ported yesterday 300 and 700 bbls private terms.
The sales to-day are confined to 625 bbls to the
local trade comprising 25 and IS low treble extra
at ST Is; Is good treble extra at SIS 87I loo do at
S.; 200 choice treble extra at s. 40, aud 300 bbls
on private terms
CORN MEAL-The market is quiet but steady at
S4 y Dbl. so bols sold al that price and 800 bbls
PoRK-Smali stock and no demand. Original
mess is quoted at SIS 752la a7'., and is retailing
at Sl96l9 Is y Dbl.
DRY SALT MEAT-ShouldeIs are in better sup
ply and prices for them are easier. They are now
quoted at IS 0.c v 10 SO casks seld on the land
= Is. Dealers are retailing them at ! 97hac and
they quoted in round lots at IL 07c p Is.
BACON-The stock is small, but the market is
dull and there is no demand except in Job way.
l0kc; clear sides l0k CLOSE p Is. The principal
sales are co mined to and Ii casks shoulders at
nc, and so casks clear sides on private terms
BREAkFAST BACON-l ull and quoted at laA0
HAMS-Strictly choice sugar cured are in light
supply and fair demand; brands less in favor are
dull They are quoted at l26l3lc. according to
reputation Of brand Is terces sold at 10 sc y Is.
LARD-Is in light supply and firm at IL &C foc
tierce and IN 9l3c for keg