New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-06-03

at all the ports from l2 NJ. yesterday to
Il N. to-day 2255 bales, against 2S37 last
week, and 1882 last rear, and since Friday
1921 bales, against Ii ,634 last week and IL 1853
last year. Total since August 81, 1872, OPS
bales, against 3.658.7Sl up to Tuesday
noon, June 9 laat year Excluding the above
2382)-decreose 266,779.
| Exports FRIDAY to Tuesday, to Great
Britain 81. 83j bales against %, 69l last week,
and lS 295 last year; and to the continent
4S5 bales, against 1892 last week, and 55S6
| last year.
| Stocks ar ali the delivery ports made up
to II NJ. 3O6 694 bales. against 1853 1877 last
week and 1903 ass last year.
| TOBACCO-The sales today embraced
Il bids Il, 2, and l0) at -; alsO yester-
day, not before reported. l3 and 10 at -.
| This makes an aggregate thus far this week
| of 80 hhds. The amount on sale is estimated
| at 22G0 hhds. Good TO fine and selections,
especially the latter, have ruled above our
| recent quota tons, which We amend as fol-
! lows: Inferior Tugs 9a9l2c; medium l0d
| l0I2c; fine II q I2c; low Leaf 10 12lec; me :
dunn 1917 q 14l2c; good IL " l6l2c; fine II la
| 0lSkc, and selections 20 022c. Received
| since last evening 3 hhds; exported, none;
stock on hand by our running statement
4l46 bids.
FREIGHTs-A ship was laid on for Liver
cotton, which is now the going rate. Al
though the nun Der of unen gagged vessels in
port is confined to those coming up the
river which include one engaged for to-
bacco, vet there IS an ample supply OF
freight room in these on the BERTH and for
several days past rates have consequently
shown a weakening tendency. We quote
as follows:
By steam - Cotton to Liverpool 12d
toB ,ston Sac to Providence and Fall River
l3-l6c; 10 New York 5sc to Philadelphia
SIC.
BY sail-Cotton to Liverpool I'D; to
Havre | &c; 10 Genoa lac; to Boston
9-l6o.
SuGAR-Oaiy 10 hhds came in this morn
ing. There IS scarcely anything doing,
and only bids fully fair sold to dealer
at $3.50 II ID. We continue to quote for
reference: IA sc Tor common; SuSAc
for low fair; o3s a 6'sc for good fair: S24
a9c for fully fair; 9l4c tor prime; 93s a
9l2c for strictly prime; 93l C for yellow clari-
led, and lOlbc for off white clarified Stock
in the sheds 3i3S hhds.
MoLAssEs-There were no receipts this
morning and no sales. The market is
dull aud unchanged and we quote nom:-
nally at 40045c for common; 50055c for
fair; So a 60c for prime; 60 a 62c for strictly
prime, and 65 a zoe for choice. Stock in the
sheds 1896 bbls and Sc half bbls.
FLOUR-SOmo inquiry for Cuba for
special brands and several round lots are
in treaty IN addition to the Gales We report
below. The Scudder has arrived with
about 10000 bbls -four, mostly round lots
suitable for export They were sold pre-
is small, with scarcity of supply desirable
for export. In the local trade the demand
is good and $40 hbls sold, of which 50
single extra at S. .; 100 and 100 double
extra at s. 80; ECO low treble extra at
s. IS; 25 do at Sc; 80 good do at Sc l21a;
SO at So 25; SO do at ST. 81 u; 100 at ST 40;
so choice treble extra at Sc Is: 200 choice
extra at Sc 80; lao at 81; 50 and 50 at s. %;
80 at 81 30; % and so at s. so; 100, 100,
200, 200, 300, 400 and 400 bbls on private
terms. For Cuba 2400 bbls sold, compris-
ing 800 to arrive, and 400 500 and 1000
spot, all on private terms. Total sales to-
day $40 bbis.
TEXAS FLoUR-We notice con Change"
a specimen bag of Texas -four, weighing 40
lbs. and chasing CHOICE" The wheat was
milled by Messrs. S. II. Cockrell s. Co.,
ranted to meet the trade for local consump-
ton, for shipment tor the West and East or
Atlantic ports, and for foreign export. 1t
is perfectly milled, of good stock and excel!
lent body, made OF choice winter wheat.
and is fully equal if not superior to any
medium choice extra from the West. The
bag itself Is a Bemis & Brother bag from
st. Louis, and the sample came consigned
to Messrs. Schneider & Zuberbier, in this
city. The Texas crop of wheat this season
is estimated equal to about 1000 bushels. |
Corn MEALS dull, and prices are still |
easier for buyers. SO bbls sold at 81 %; 30
at 81 80, and so. 100 and 100 at 81 50 y Dbl.
Jobbing at 81 1914 so p Dbl. Round lots |
offering at 81 30 y Dbl.
Cow PEAs-Are dull and more depressed |
Only small JOB demand at 81 60 for mixed |
and 81 20 for clay.
PoRK-We have to note dull and weak |
er market to-day. 100 and 100 bbls heavy |
mess sold at =, understood to be- $2l 30. |
and $50 bbls heavy mess sold in two or three |
lots at $2l IS T. bbi. The market closed at |
$2l so y Dbl. Dealers have small Job trade |
at $2l 1922 % y Dbl as in weight.
PORK AND BEEF observation-disclosures. |
John Holmes and 4. S. Salter were appoint
ed today. by Governor Kellogg, at the sug.
gestion of our merchants, inspectors of pro.
visions. These gentlemen have served as
inspectors for many years under the Cham
ber of Commerce and the unanimous wish
Of the provision trade. Inspection will con-
tinue optional. as before.
DRY SALT MEAT-Shoulders are in better
demand and lac y 10 stronger to-day. ~
casks and 10000 lbs loose sold at &c y fb.
L uty are uOW db 'C lOOso anu SAC |
packed. No demand for sides. They are
quoted nominaliy at l2c for clear rib and
FAC for clear. Dealers obtain lac over
the above prices for shoulders.
BACON-Is in good supply and only a
small job demand. No call for round lots, but
The market is stronger, and shoulders are
held at CSC; clear rib sides 1850; clear
,ides 1888 q l314c b fb. Dealers rates are
ga for shoulders 1890 tor clear rib sides,
~ ia, f.>vo laor c;Haa A Tor Of |
shoulders sold at 91ec p tb.
HAMs-Dull, and choice sugar-cured are
,Hoted at I21a I3Lac y tb, as IN brand and
we of lot tierces sold at l3i4c; 10 do at
3lac, and 5 tierces small hams at 1890 u
BREAKFAST BAcoN-Continues dull at
Sac in lots; iobbiog at lac y 10.
PIG PoRK-Is selling in lots at $ll %,
md jobbing at Sill so Y half Dbl.
LARD-Only a job demand at l5lac for
ierce refined and l5lac for keg. Round lots
re quoted lac under these prices.
WHIsKY-Dull and quoted at 81 II a IS
or Louisiana and Western rectified. 25 bbls
rectifed sold at ST. II y gallon.
CORN IN BULK-A tow of $4,000 bushels
elbow is on the market. 1t is being put in
acks for the local trade.
WHEAT IN BULK-The market is totally 2
are.
Corn IN SACKs-White has become scarce
gain. 1t is higher, and holders are ask ,
" 9Oc y bushel. 1850 sacks sold, of which
30 choice white at S7l2c 400 yellow, 500
nd 1900 choice white at $50 y bushel.
OATs-Are in light supply and moderate
emand. The sales comprised 1900 sacks,
which 600 st. Louis at PC; 200 and 400
hoice at 73c p bushel. I
BRAN-Light supply aud fair demand. .
80 eacks sold, OF which 700 on private
,rms and 80 choice at 81 y 100 lbs.
HAY-Fair supply and dull. Only -
ales choice sold at $27 y ton.