New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-06-05

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COTTON STATEMENT.
Stock on hand September l, 1874 .......... 1888
Arrived since last statement. 8l4
Total ..............;:.,..l,l5 ,352
GleareG to-day. i.....'....'....... . ~ mo ,o
Cleared previously. ,O87, 340-l 093 482
stock on hand and on shipboard not cleared 50 $40
Stock same time last year corrections added IS 1894
To-day's exports embraced 1885 bales to
Liverpool, 1916 to Genoa, 440 to Vera Cruz,
and ID to Philadelphia, to which we have
added % by rail. We have deducted from
previous exports 8 bales for excess in a
clearance to New York over actual ship
ment.
Receipts proper since last evening 3l4
bales, against 302 on last Friday and 500
last year.
For comparative totals for the week and
the year, and for the weeks exports and re-
ceipts at all ports, see above report.
ToBACCO-The sales today embraced 26
hhds. of which . at l8lec, l and . at zoe,
and q e. 6 and l3) at Adding hid
omitted yesterday at l9c, this makes total
tor the week of ll5 hhds The amount on sale
is estimated at 2225 hhds. We repeat our re-
vised quotations Of yesterday, as follows
Inferior Tugs 919lec; medium 10 a 10 1ec;
fine II q l2c; low Leaf ia l21ac; medium
1870 l412c; good l5la l6l2c; fine l7la
alS1ec, and selections 20022c.
FREIGHTs-A ship was taken up for
Havre to-day at 1c for cotton, and one laid
on for Liverpool at I'D. The market is dull
and dropping, with an excess of tonnage on
the berth compared with the offerings. We
quote as follows:
BY steam-Cotton to Liverpool - 4 led;
to ston &c; to Providence and Fall River
l3-l6c; to New York SIC; to Philadelphia
Ac.
By sail-Cotton to Liverpool a led; to
Havre lc; to Genoa lac: to Boston 9-l6c.
SUGAR-Only l hid came in this morning.
not learn of sale worthy of note to-day,
except 30 hhds yellow clarified. by
dealer, at gaze. We continue to quote
for reference: "a aSe for common; 80 Size
for low fair; Sas dS5sc for good fair: 81.
a &c for fully fair; 9Ac tor prime; 9as
9lac for strictly prime; 934 for yellow clari-
fed, and l0lhc for off white clarified. Stock
in the sheds 343S hhds.
MoLAssEs-Only 6 bbls were received this
morning No sales. The market is dull and
unchanged and we quote nominally at 40 q
45c for common; so a $50 for fair; So soc
for prime; 90 O62c for strictly prime, and
65 % zoe for choice. Stock in the sheds 3O36
bbls and 36 half bbls.
FLoUR-The stock on hand is very small,
and there is a scarcity of winter wheat
brands desirable for export. There are
some orders here for Cuba, but there are no
vessels and no freight room at the moment,
and none expected until Monday, hence the
orders are held over. In the local trade the
demand is only moderate, and the sales are
confined to 1862 bbls, of which 100 super
fine at s.: 10 single extra at s. p: p low
treble extra at So; IS choice treble extra at
Sc 40; 236 do at ST 60; 100 at Sc 62l2: 100
at S. %; so choice extra at Sc 10; p at
s. l21s; 100 at s. Is; 200 and 80 at s. % u
Dbl, and 500 bbls on private terms. Only
81 bbls came in this morning.
CORN MEAL-Continued dull, and prices
are 25c y Dbl lower. 1000 bbls sold, of
81 ID. and 80 at 81 20. The decline induced
buyers to take all there was in first hands
Cow PEAs-The market is tirmer today,
with better demand on orders for planta
ton. and 1000 sacks sold, in Job lots, at
81 % 20 for mixed, and 81 700l - for
clay.
PoRK-There was no demand here today
for round lots, and under unfavorable ad-
vices from the West this morning the mar
ket is fully SOC t. Dbl lower. Yesterday, not
80 bbis heavy mess sold at S2l 80
y Dbl; but to-day heavy was offered at
81 %, and no buyers. Dealers are Job
Ding original heavy at So ~ .. and
at 81 30 T. Dbl. Later in the day
there was an Improvement in Chicago Of
J9c t. Dbl, bit the receipts here did not sell
and went into store. All sellers and no
buyers about. No offers were made to buy
even at 81.
Dry SALT MEAI-Good supply but no
demand. Shoulders are held at &c loose
and DISC packed. Dealers .jobbing at Is a
isc above prices. Sideslare quoted nom
.ually at Re for clear rib and l24c tor
clear.
BAcoS-Fair stock but no demand ex-
rept in small Job way at aai for shout
iers. l3'4 1880 for clear rib sides and 1872
q l3asc for clear sides. Round lots are
quoted nOmlnaliy at lac under these prices
~ casks shoulders sold on the landing at
} l2c and } do clear sides at l3l2c = II.
HAMs-Ihe market is tirmer, with a bet
5er job demand at l3i4 l3l2c for choice
'ngaI -cured. Round lots may be quoted at
be t. ID for choice sugar cured.
BREAKFAST BACoN-Dull and quoted at
2l2 BE T tb.
WHIsKY-ls in better job demand. and |
he market is &c higher under Western adj |
ices. louisiana rec,ited Is now quoted al |
i ~ and choice Cincinnati at 81 II t. gal |
Oh. % bbls Louisiana sold at 5 IS.
Corn IN SACKs-Light supplies Of white |
rave further advanced prices &c + bushel |
elbow ana yellow mixed are selling a yes |
erday prices. The demand is good. 26U0 |
acks sold, of which 1000 yellow mixed at !
Zoe; 800 yellow at SSc; 800 and GOO choice |
White at 92c T. bushel
OATs-Fair supply and moderate demand. |
Prices are tirmer and show an advance of |
&c z bushel. 600 sacks sold. of which 200 |
light st. Louis at 7lc; and 400 choice at BE |
P bushel.
PoULTRY-Western grown chickens sell |
It IS 06 50; young do So "a 4; ducks 50 so !