New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-09-14
COMMERCIAL.

CorToS-The sales to-day embraced 1875
bales at still easier prices for the better
qualities. We now quote low ordinary
at IL a lie; ordinary at - l22ic; good
ordinary at - a i5l.c: low midding at l6al
a lie; middling at ia &c, strict mid
ding at rs a lSc, and good middling at
-9lS4ac.
Although the business was to a fair ex-
tent, we find it unusually difficult to adjust
quotations i'll accordance with actual sales.
a description of ordinary, yariOusly classed
as good style and strict sold at l21ac. very
strict good ordinary as high as l55sc, low
middling, good style, at lie. strict low mid
ding at loii and l712c. niddling az ia
and lsc, aud strict middling at 1874 and
l77sc. We heard of no sales of good mid
ding, the quotation for which l.. nominal.
Factors showed an increased desire 70 re-
alize most of the present receipts coming
forward. under instructions to sell without
delay At the ruling rates.
The sales for the past three DAYS sum ND
2l00 bales. and the receipts :2S5 bales. en-
bracino GO from other delivery ports, and
s2I6 proper against 1892 proper last week,
and 5000 last year. Receipts proper since
August 81, 4707 bales against 5Sl4 last year.
The exports have been confined to 450S
bales to New York on Saturday.
COTTON STATEMENT.
Stock or hand September l. l370-baIea 20 500
Arrived since last statement. $50
Arrived previously ................. ..5G- 1855
25,232
Cleared today. Observation-Disclosures. none
Cleared previously. 1888 1888
Stock on hand and or shipboard-bales. .... Is 6t3
Receipts proper since last statement 1543
bales, against 1855 last year: since Friday
evening :!2l6 bales, against Il32 for the cor
responding time last week. and 5000 last
year; and since August 81 4707 bales.
against 5Sl4 last year, showing a decrease
this year OF 1l07 bales.
Sugar AND MOLAssES-The market is dull.
with only iobbing business doing, and We
quote as the dealers rates lola a l0l5e = Ib
for common Louisiana sugar, II a q Il L2c
for fair; l2l2c for fully fair; BE for prime:
l3li a I3l2c for choice: 49,. % 1312c for vel
low clarified. and ii dl4lic Tor white.
Cuba sugars are quoted at 100. a dc t. tb
for Nos. II TO 20. Plantation molasscs is
quoted at - }5c = gallon; City Refinery,
reboiled, 80 a 75c; syrup 81 = gallon.
ARRIVALS FROM THE WEsT-The Mary
L. Forsythe aud Cornelia, from st. Louis.
aud Jennie Howell, from Cincinnati, have
arrived since our review OF yesterday.
FLOUR-Continues in demand for Cuba,
and pretty much all the receipts landed to-
day were sold at full prices; 4QO0 bbls We're
of. of which 100 fine at So; 100 SUI
pertinc at s. 50; 800 double extra at Sc 25
400 treble extra at S. 755 so, SO and 100 do
at 81; so choice extra at 81 10: $50 do Mt
s. 1919, 200 do at 81 %; 40 do at s. 20; 80
and 100 choice extra at s.; 400 do on pri-
vate terms.
CoRN-Is in light supply, but the demand
is limited and prices are weak 2oDn sacks
were sold to-day, of which 1873 sacks white
mixed burIaps at S3c: 500 yellow mixed at
Soc; 100 white at 81 l2c; 100 do at Sc; $50
white at zoe: 300 choice white at Csc; $50 do
at 81 lec T. bushe.
OATs-Are in light supply, but not much
in demand. IS sacks st. Louis, in poor
order, sold at sSc, and $50 sacks st. Louis
and Galena at zoe p bushel.
BRAS-200 sacks sold at 81 10 p 100 tbs
HAY-50 bales prime Western sold at 81;
100 choice at '22S, and "A do at $50 = ton.
PoRK-Is dull and lower. 20 bbls mess
sold at S2S 50 p bbi. It is retailing at
$50 03l so T. Dbl.
BACoN-Is dull and prices have declined.
Shoulders are iobbing AZ I5L2c clear rib
sides at Is q lSAc; clear sides at 1888 q 1896
v tb. II and 10 casks shoulders sold at
I5lac, and IL tierces inferior hams at 20c
U ID.
LARD-35 tlerces steam rendered sold at
I7Ac, 100 kegs kettle rendered, on the land
ing. at zoe. and 100 do in store ut 2Ols y ID.
BREAKFAST BACoN-Westcvn is selling at
I9 a. 0c y Is.
DRY SALT MEATs-Shoulders command
Az 9151sc = 10.
TALLow-40 tierces fair Texas sold at &c
y Is.
WHIs,zY-The market ia well supplied
and very dull. Rectified is quoted at 900
re y p pallon for Indiana, and $l@I 021s
for choice.
BAGGING-The retail demand is improv-
ing and prices are firm. The dealers sell
India at 81 1ac per yard in rolls; 33l2 in
bales; Kentucky at 32@33c; domestic jute
1t Bic y yard.
Iron COTTON TIEs-are retailing at &c
2 fb.
BurTER-Choice is in fair demand, and
firm, but inferior grades are dull. We quote
choice Goshen at 3Sc, common Northern 25
@30c, choice Western IS 02Sc, and inferior
IL m cs)c h tx