New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-06-09
COM N f. CIAL

| "WEDNESDAY EVENING. june 8, 1870.
| CoTTON-The sales to. day embraced 1900
bales at still easier prices; and we now
quote: Ordinary at 1Gj@175c; good ordinary
at l9@l94c; low mid0ling at l9s@20t; mid
ding at 2l@2l4c; st.ict m:ddling at 2l4@
&C, and good mlddling at 22@22ic.
The above figures show decline of 4c in
| low. middiing, and about 5c in most other
| grades. Some authorities quoted the for
mer at l92@204c, and we heard of actual
sales as low rs 194 and 1910, but these were
regarded as exceptional cases, and the mar
ket the most correctly represented by our
quotations. The Liverpool kilograms Of
l1:15 A. NJ, reporting sales of 10. 900 bales
and steady at Saturdays quotations., was
until after 2. NJ. Prices were depressed
by the decline in gold and foreign eX-
change.
STATEMENT OF COTTON.
Stock on hand September l, ls69-baIes, 10
Arrived since last statenent........ 500
oIea ro eS io.ds1 OK 1ls'ss7
Cleared previously 0e4. 720-l DEG CTS
Stock hand and on shpboard-bales 80 O22
TO-day's exports embrace 95i bales to
Havre and IDOL to Malaga. Receipts pro-
per since Friday evening 1898 bales, against
5432 tor the corresponding time last week +,
and 1899 last year, and since September l,
l, l03, 1907 bales. against 77S,50l last year,
exclusive Of 9l12 sample additions.
SUGAR AND MOLAssEs-There were no
receipts this morning, and little or nothing
was done IN consequence. cargo of SIS
hhds and IS tierces Cuba molasses sold to
retiner on private terms. Louisiana sugar
is quoted at 73@S9c u ID for inferior; $50
95c for common to good common: 940
l04c for fair; 105c for good fair; 103@llc
for fully fair; l14@1l4c for prime; 1l4@12c
for choice; 12@l25c for yellow clarified;
l2S@13c for white. Molasses 35@55c %
gallon for in ferior; 65@75c for good ferment
ing; 5O@75c for city refinery reboiled; 81 for
golden syrup.
ARRIVALS FROM THE WEsT-The steamer
Indiana, from Louisville, has arrived since
our review of yesterday.
FLoUR-There was speculative inquiry
to-day, and the market is firmer. Fine is
quoted 81 so; superine 81 IS; double extra
SIS; treble extra S. 5000 u Dbl. The princi-
pal sales to-day were 500 barrels unsound;
200 choice and 100 double extra on private
terms; 400 treble extra at Sc; 300 choice ex-
ira at 81 W Dbl.
CoRN-The market is dull, and prices have
ruled more in favor of buyers. Sales to-day
1000 sacks, of which 1000 yellow mixed at
ST. 07a; 500 mixed at 81 10; $50 yellow at
81 Is; 1000 white at 81 l7@l 17t; 200 do at
81 Il; ESQ choice white at 81 20; 100 do at
ST % u bushel.
OATs-The market is firmer with fair
demand. About 5000 sacks we're sold to-day
OF which 800 in poor order at G4c; HOO fair
at Coo; $50, 800 and $50 prime at 66c; $50
Galena at &c " bushel.
BRAN-Is dull and still lower; $50 sacks
sold ut 81 II, 100 and 100 at 81 20 y 100 lbs.
HAYS firm at s25 for prime Western,
and S26@27 for choice.
..rA ~ V,Tr
ported, 100 bbls mess sold at S31 % b Dbl;
it is retailing at $3l 50@32.
BACoN-Shoulders apd!sides are dull, with
limited retail business doing at IA for
shoulders; l7ic for clear rib sides; 185c
tor clear sides. A lot of casks clear sides
sold at 1890; 10 do at 1s5c; 20 terces sugar.
cured hams sold at 2O4c; 50 do at 2lac u ib.
LARD-The market Is frmer. Tierces are
quoted al l55@l6}c; kegs l3!@l9Ic as in
quality; SO kegs refined sold at l3c, and Is
do at 1910 u b.
BREAKFAST BAcoN-Is selling at 1S@2Oc
ID Ii as 10 quality.
CORN MEAL-Continues dull. 50 bbls.
sold at SIS SO, and so at S. IS y Dbl.
FREIGHTs-The market, both foreign
and coastwise, Is very dull, and rates
are maintained by the scarcity oi unengaged
vessels.
By Steom-Cotton to New York &c; to
Phlisdelphia &c. Flour to New York SOC;
to Philadelphia 75c.
By SaiL-Cotton to Liverpool 1921; to
Havre l5-16c; to Bremen 1c. Flour to Liv-
erpool IS; grain, 10d; tobacco, 405.
~ bUTTER-The supply is heavy and the de-
mand limited. We quote Western at 24@26c,
and Goshen at 35@36c " b.
LOUISIANA RICE-The market remains
quiet, and prices are steady at s4@9c b Is
tor choice, 72@84c for prime to good do,
64@74c for ordinary to good do, and 5sG64c
for inferior.
HIDEs-The market is very dull. Dry
country flint are selling at 14@l5c % ID, dry
sailed at 12@l3c, and green city slaughter
at 75911c. as in weight.
BEEF-The supply of Texas beef is small,
but ample for the demand, which is only OF
local character. Choice extra mess is
quoted at Sl3 5O@15 % Dbl, and s1S@2O y
tierce
NAVAL SToREs-Pale rosin is in request
for shipment west, and for export, at S404
so " Dbl. The other grades are dull at So rs
az so for No. l, $2@2 10 for No. 2, and ST. 80
for common. Spirits turpentine 45@46c y