New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-06-04
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going on board, and engaged for shipment
was set down at the opening this morning
at $4,000 bales. embracing 5000 for Lv
erpool, 1000 for Havre, 5000 for the
Mediterranean and 1000 bales tor the North
which. when deducted from the stock or
hand by our running statement yesterday
evening, leaves AZ 200 bales to represent the
quantity at the landing and in presses un
sold or awaiting orders.
The Exchange reports: "Sales 1850 bales
including $50 after 3 P. NJ. yesterday
Market steady"
COTTON STATEMENT.
| Bales
stock on band Septe mber l. 1874 ........ 1895;
Arrived since last statement 3ls ~.
Arrived previously. lS, 2'o-l ljo So
Total. .l,l52, 535
| Cleared today. III
Cleared previously o86 Sill o8. 34t
stock on hand and shipboard not cleared. 65 1st
Stock time last year corrections added 1920
To-day's exports were to Genoa.
Receipts proper since last evening lac
| bales, against 16l on last Thursday, ard
50 last year, making an aggregate since
Friday evening of 2070 bales, against 261s
last week, and 4s54 last year, and since An.
gust 81 OF $3.50 bales, against 1897
last year--decrease 2l5 1907.
The Exchange kilograms make the receipts
at all the ports from IL NJ. yesterday to
l. N. to-day l772 bales, against 1886 last
week. and 2657 last year. and since Friday
| &c, 593 bales, against l3, l70 last week and
| 400 last year. Total since August 81,
| 3.393,777 bales, against 3,G6l, i66 up to
| Wednesday noon. June 3, last year (exclud-
ing the above :2657 decrease 267 1883.
| Exports FRIDAY TO Wednesday, to Great
| Britain 80 497 bales, gainst 3G, 737 last week,
! and 723 last year; and to the continent
| 1910 bales, against 1882 last week, and $3.50
| last year
Stocks at ali the delivery ports made up
to II NJ. 293, SOB bales. against 346, 10S last
week aud 300 i5 last year.
TOBACCo-Ths only sale reported to day
| was 6 hhds. Sales thus far this week 50
hhds. The amount en- sale is estimated
at 1925 hhds. We repeat our revised
quotations of yesterday. as follows:
Inferior Tugs 9U9hc; medium 10 I0lac;
me ii GI2c; low Leaf pa l2l2c; medium
l3le n lilac; good l51e a l6l2c; fine 171a
q lSRc, and selections 20022c. Received
stock on hand by our running statement
iI72 hhds.
FREIGHTS-The market is dull and droop-
ing, with an excess of tonnage on the berth
compared with the offerings. We quote as
follows;
By steam-Cotton to Liverpool - I'D;
to b lston 34c; to Providence and Fall River
Io-loci W new Aoih 81 " IbitdueiPuld
24c.
By sail-Cotton to Liverpool a I'D; to
Havre llsc; to Genoa lAc; to Boston
9-l6c.
SUGAR-Only 10 hhds were received this
morning. The condition of the market is
unchanged though there was more move
men. to day, and 80 hhds sold from first
hands at 9l4c for prime and 9alc for yellow
clarified. A dealer sold 9 hhds fully fair
refilled at Sc p is. We continue to quote
for reference: IA a Sc fer common; S0SAc
for low fair; S3s $3.50 for good fair; Saa
a9c for fully fair; 9l.c tor prime; 9as q
9l2c for strictly prime: 9aa for yellow clari
fed. and l012c for Oft white clarified. Stock
in the sheds 1898 hhds.
MoLAssEs-Only 10 bbls came in this
mornng. The mar ket is dull and unchanged
mon: so a soc for fair; 50 a zoe for prime; 90
a 6;.c for strictly prime. and 65070c for
choice. Stock III the sheds 1896 bbis and So
half bbls.
FLoUR-Althopgh 1850 btls came. in
since yesterday. including the Scudder's
cargo, We have to note a small stock and a
scarcity of round lots desirable for export
The inquiry for Cuba continues, and the
demand fer the local trade is mod erately
fair. Several lots are now in treaty for
Cuba, some to arrive, and further sales will
probably be made tomorrow. The sales to
the local trade comprise 1880 bbls of which
30 double extra al s. 80; 100 low treble ex-
ira at So: 30 choice treble at Sc 30; 100 do
at s. g; 50, 80 and 200 choice extra at
IS Is: 50 ard 200 at S.; 100 at ST %, and
200 and 100 bbls Oh private terms.
CORN MEALS in fair supply. dull, and
still lower. Only 365 bhls sold. of which 80
and 100 at 81 %; % 10, 50. 30 and 30 at
S % and 100 at 81 30 y Dbl.
Cow PEAs-Are dull and depressed with
only limited demand, on orders, at 81 Is u
l 60 for mixed, and 81 % for clay. 300
sacks ot clay Sold in lots, at 81 s. p
bushel.
P0RK-The market is dull, at yesterdays
decline, and heavy mess is now quoted at
S2l 50 = bbl-the asking price. 200 bbls
heavy mess sold this morning, to arrive, at
sd 30 p bbl-considered a full price. |
Dealers have a very small Job trade at
S2i - - and So - Z Dbl, as in weight
Dry SALT MEAT-Nery little demand. but |
the market is steady at Sc for shoulders. |
loose, and csc packed. 10 casks soli at !
9lsc; aud 10000 tbs loose at &c u ID. No |
iuaiIy at l!c for clear rib and l2Ac for |
clear. Dealers obtain q q lac over the !
above prices TOR shoulders.
BACuN-No demand for round lots and |
very little doing il the Job trade. Shoulders |
are held at 9l2 0955c; cray rib sides l3lsc; |
clear sides 1925 l33ic y ID. Dealers rates
are 93+c for shoulders: 1850 for clear rib |
sides, and 1870 for clear sides. A lot Of T. |
casks shoulders sold at 9l2c, and an offer Of |
l3c was refused for lot of 40 casks clear
rib sides to arrive tomorrow; 10 5sc asked.
LARD-A lot Of % rierCes refined sold at
lj4c y IT,. The market il dull and quoted
at l5l4c for fierce, and l63 for keg. job
bing at &c over these prices.
UAai5-Are in better demand. and the
market is stronger. 20, 90 and 10 tierces
choice suga,-cured Sold at I3l.c T. ID. The
ma. ket is quoted at 1913 q l3I4c u Is as in
brand and size Of lot.
BREAKFAST BAcoN-Is now quoted at
l3c Z ID, aud no demand.
Pig PoRK-Is selling in lots at Sill .,
and jobbing mt ST 50 = half bb.
Corn IN EULK-A tow of 10000 bushels
yellow is on the market. 1t is being put in
sacks for the local trade.
WHEAT IN BUIK-The market is totally
bare.
WHIsKy-Dull ard lower, and quoted at
81 l60l II for Louisiana and Western rec
tilted. - bbis Louisiana rectfied sold at
) Is p gallon.
CoE3 IN SACKs-No white on the land
ing and only small stock in dealers hands.
Light supply Of other qualities. Only 91J
sacks sold, OF which 500 yellow mixed at
SIC; 300 yellow at S8c, and 175 white at 90c
y bushel, showing an advance of 20 on |
white.
OATs-Are in light supply and fair de-
maud. 500 sacks sold, of which 200 at PC;
300 and 300 choice at BE . bushel.
BRAN-ls in fair supply, dull and 30 =
100 lbs lower. 600 sacks sold, of which 400
choice at 95c, and 200 at 81 y 100 lbs.
HAY--Fair supply and dull. Only $50
bales prime st. Louis sold at S26 y ton.
EsCULENTs AND GREEN VEGETABLES
Receipts are large and they are selling
rapidly. Louisiana pOtatoes sell at s. D: |