New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-05-26

Britain 49, S7 bales against Ia, 06l last week
| and 500 last year: and to the continen
! 1896 bales, against II )S3 last week and nom
| last year.
Stocks ar ali the delivery ports made w
| to /. NJ. :&i3, 10 bales, against i0l 429 las
| week and 1888 S:Sl last year.
The amount on shipboard not cleared
going on board and engaged for shipmen
! was set down at the opening this morning
at "A 900 bales, embracing 900 for Liver
pool. 5000 for Havre. and 5000 for tn,
Mediterranean and 1000 bales tor the North
! which. when deducted from the stock OF
hand by our running statement yesterday
evening, leaves s., $50 bales to represent tn,
quantity at the landing and in presses III
sold or awaiting orders.
COTTON STATEMENT.
Bales
Stock on hand Septemberl l, 1874 IS:
Arrived since last statement ... 20i
Arrived previously. l3l All 1872 SO
Cleared to day. 7U2
Cleared previously. l,o7e o3-l,e7l 33s
Stock on hand and on shpboard rot cleared. y "a
Stock same time last year, corrections added 81 53t
Today's exports were to Genoa.
Receipts proper since last evening $50
bales, against ~ on last Tuesday and 1896
last year.
Fo. comparative totals for the past three
days, and for the year, and for three days
receipts and exports, see above statement.
ToBACCo-We did not hear of sale to-
day. Sales thus far his week "A hhds. Prices
are fully maintained. We continue to quote
as follows: Inferior Jugs 9d9lec; medium
l0d I0l2c; fine ii a lac; low Leaf ia l2l2c;
medium 1914 a 1il2c; good l5la a Ice; fine
Il q lSc, and selections ~ a zoe.
FREIGHTs-The market is quiet but firm.
Cotton can be shipped by all rail at 60c t.
100 lbs to New York and Philadelphia, and
72lec to Boston. We quote as follows:
BY steam - Cotton to Liverpool Il a
17-32d; to Boston 2.c; to Providence and
Fall River l3-l6c; to New York 5sc: to Phil
adelphia Sac: grain to Liverpool 9l3d.
BY sail-Cotton to Liverpool -39-l6d:
to Havre lsc: to Genoa -QlAc; to
Bremen aic; to Boston. Providence and Fall
River 9-l6c.
SUGAR-There were no receipts this
morning. The market is dull, and there
were no sales today but prices are
steady and unchanged. We quote:
fair SIS Sasc: fully fair sac; prime &c;
strictly prime 9l4c: yellow clarified 9le a
9a.c: off white l03s a lO1ec = fb. Stock in
the sheds 1919 hhds.
MoLAssEs-Only :6 bbls were received
this morning. The market is dull; there is
no movement, and prices are quoted
nominally at 40 45c for common; so a 55c for
fair; 5Sa bOc for prime: 60 62c for strictly
prime. and 65a70c for choice. Stock in the
sheds 3407 bbls and &c half bble.
FLOUR-There is no stock on hand of
any moment. and only 600 bbls came in this
The demand TOR the local trade
appears to have slackened, and the market
is quiet and weaker for spring wheat flour,
winter wheat remaining firm and un-
changed. The principal sales to-day are
confined to 1000 bbls, of which 50 double
extra at 81 25; 100 low treble extra at
30 81 II: 100 do at S. so; 100 and $50 choice
10 at Sc IS; $50 at Sc S7ls; 50 choice treble
Extra at s. l2l9. and 300 bbls on private
erms. The market opened dull, but
as the day advanced. under a
'eactlon in wheat in the West. There are
riders here for Cuba, retarded by scarity
It supply and high prices asked. Superfne
) quoted at S. 81 as so; single extra Sc:
louble extra Sc 25; low treble extra Sc 81 -
16 so; good do S. 1901; choice treble
xtra s. 25d7 50; choice extra s. 500
81 L. = bbl
Corn MEALS scarce and in request at |
4 60 in lots, and job5ing at $47O0475 y !
bl. 1t Ia offering, TO arrive, at 81 60 y |
bl. % bbs sold on the spot at 81 60 = |
bl.
Cow PEAs-Are dull, with small sales at
20 for mixed. and 81 IS al 80 T. bushel |
or clay. 500 sacks clay sold on private
arms.
PORK-NO demand for round lots. Orig
lal heavy mess is held at So 25; light
eight. original, SD; repacked S2l 80 p
bl. Dealers are jobbing at $40 % for orig
lal. and So % a - 80 for repacked. Offers
So were refused for heavy.
DRY SALT MEAT-Supplies of $4,000 los
anne in this morning. and the market is
I'LL and depressed in the absence of buyers.
houlders are offering at &c p to loose and
acked: clear rib sides are quoted nominaily
, l2c; clear sides I2I4o " is. Scarcely
lything doing even in the job trade. 5000
IS shoulders, loose, sold spot at &c; 10000 |
y sc. and 10 Casks shoulders. to arrive, at
= ID.
BACoN-Fair supply Offering, but no de-
and and We quote nominally at $3.50 for
builders: l3llc for clear rib sides, and
sc for clear sides. Dealers have small
b trade at Ac over these prices. An i'm
ovement in the order trade is expected
provisions danger of high water being ]
er.
No demand for round lots. {
andard Is quoted at l5lsc for terce re-
ed, aud 2oc tor keg: jobbing at l4c above
ese prices.
Pig PORK-Is selling in lots at $lI %.
d jobbing at Sll 50 = half bbl
BREAKFAST BACON-Continues dull at
iic in lots; jobbing at lac = b.
HAas-Dull at 1913 a l3c for choice sugar I
red-a further decline, though /. lot OF -
rces brought 131ec T. Is.
NHIsKY-Good stock, but no demand.
usiana and Western rectifed are quoted
81 1901 90 p gallon.
bushels sold, seller July, at
h,,ah al ILL ~ |
shel.
NooL-Good demand. $4,000 TBS Texas
d at 25c; 5000 lbs clear lake on private
ms. We quote bury at Is a l7c: Louis
a clear eS a 30c; clear lake 3la35c
of new Goshen are
all and sell at SOC: strictly choice old
shen is selling at 81 a 2S. Inferior quail
J of old Western and Goshen are selling b
10 l2c y fb. Choice new Western is in
nand and commands % a 3oc y Is, in III
Is and buckets.
stock on hand is accumu-
ing, and with dull market and anxious ..
ers prices have fallen. Strictly choice
piping Western sells at l3 a lac: ordinary
DIES of Western factory are quoted at =,
&c, according to quality: New York AZ
am lsc; English dairy Western l5c;
rthern lSc y is. 70
lIDEs-Are dull: receipts are small. We 10
tie country green a. lsc; dry sailed IL Ia
&c; dry flint lac T. tt. In city slaughter
IS are making as follows: Steer hides over 90
bs, 9ise; 40 to 81 TBS. &c; under 20 tbs;
COW hides az they run, &c: kips. 20 TO co
bs. IL a llAc; kips. 25 to 30 TBS. &c; calf
is each. 75c; beeswa1, prime yellow, &c; 10
horns each. Sc. as
demand. Selling at Sa
, tb.
oRN IN SAcKs-Fair supply and mode Nj
J demand at further decline of 20 2 Or
bel. 500 sacks sold, of which 900 white q.
econd hand sacks at SSc; 1000 choice
te at SSc: 200 yellow mixed at soc; 500 Ro
te mixed at S5c: 500 choice white at SIC, e
o00k2O af $50 y hnsheI