New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-06-01
COM N EhCIAL.

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| lower grades, and !c in the better qualities
We now quote ordinary at 17@1S4c; good
ordinary at 10000: low mlddling at 204@
Il; mlddling at 2l4@22; strict mlddling al
Z24c@-, and good middling at 224G-.
The market opened this morning dull and
| drooplng, and few trifling sales were ade
| at easier rates without any quotable change,
but.atter the news of ID decline at Liverpool
| prices were completely unsettled. At late
hour, however, finding that they could ope.
rate to greater advantage, buyers came for
ward with a fair degree of spirit, and took the
amount noted above at figures showing I'M
| usual lrreguIarlty, some sales being at q
considerably greater decline than is shown
| by our quotations, which are predicated on
! the bulk of the business, without reference
to the small lots which sold at less Prices
were depressed by a decline at New York and
in foreign exchange as well as by the tele.
grams from Liverpool. Some parties con-
tnued to quote low middling at 21@2l4,
While others put It as low as 20a@204. Yes.
terday, business amounted to 2100 bales, in
GLIDING 500 by one party, not reported. The
sales for the past three days sum up
400 bales, and the receipts CPS embracing
1919 from other delivery ports, and 1880
proper against 1873 proper for the cores
ponding time last week and 1881 last year,
and since September lst 1884, 70l bales
against 776 523 last year. The exports COM
prise ii J38 bales, embracing 10, 276 TO Liver.
pool. 1865 to Havre, 29l to Vera Cruz, 7o7 to
Boston, 437 TO New York and 439 to Phila..
delphia.
STATEMENT OF COTTON.
Stock on hand September /, Is69-bales 77j
Arrived since last stateIlent....... i.7s5
Arrived previously .-.........l l55 4:6-I, 552sl
oIea re ea to:da; OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES: scas l''SO'l
Cleared previously Ca3. 6si-l,046 9.s
Stock on hand and On shipboard-bales.. jog 1872
To days exports embraced 230l bales to
Liverpool, and 727 to Boston. Receipts
proper since Friday evening 1880 bales,
against 1913 for the corresponding zine last
week. and 1881 last year, and since Septem.
l, 1O94,70l bales, against ne, 523 last year.
SUGAR AND MoLAssEs-The receipts this
morning were confined to As hhds sugar
and 40 bbls molasses. The market is quiet,
with limited business doing, and we quote
inferior at 7!@Slc; common at S309c; fair
at 94@95c: good fair at lO@1O4c; fully fair
at l05@lOEc; prime at ll@1l4c; choice at
1l9@114c; yellow clarified at 12@124c; white
at l23@13c y Ii; inferior molasses st
40@55c; fermenting at 65@73c; city refinery
rebolled at 50@75c; golden syrup at 81;
Cuba molasses at 35@45c u gallon.
ARRIVALS FROM THE WEsT-There have
been no arrivals from the West since our
review of yesterday.
FLOUR-We have again to note a very dull
market, superine is quoted at 81 SO; double
extra, So; treble extra, s. 5006 q Dbl.
Yesterday, net reported, 1000 bis were sold,
taken for the trade and for export on pri- !
vate terms. To-day the sales were confined
to 100 bbls treble extra, at IS 373; l69 choice |
extra at SIS; 275 do at Sc 80; 200 treble ex. |
ira at Sc; and 800 choice extra on private
terms; together, 2lO0 bbls. The total stock
-, 4ol-, H.
count by Mr.. B. P. Ethel, -four broker.
CoRN--The demand is only moderate and
the sales to day are confined to 1000 sacks,
of which so and $50 white mixed at 81 %: |
IS and 300 white and 100 yellow at 81 80 y
bushel.
OATs-Are in light supply and prices are
advancing. Sales to-day 1900 sacks, Of
which 400 at Csc; 100 aud 100 at 69c; 500 |
at zoe, and so at 729c y bushel.
BRAN-Is firm. As sacks in POOR order
SOLD at 81 IS, and 100 prime at ST. 35 U 100
lbs.
HAY-40 bales choice Western sold at s2E |
u ton.
PoRk-Is held at s3l so % Dbl and is retail.
ing at S3l 1902 u Dbl.
BACON-A lot OF tlerces sugar cured hams
brought 2l3c u It; they are quoted at 2l9
2l3c. Shoulders and sides are dull. Shout |
ders are quoted at IA 4c: clear rib sides lZ5c;
clear sides Isle u ID.
LARD-Is without any movement worthy
of note to-day; tierces are quoted ii l54@
lie; kegs l9@l93c u fb.
BREAKFAST BACoN-Western commands
ls@l63c; Northern 2O@21c u ID.
DRY SALT MEAT-ShOuiders are quoted at
134@l35c u tb.
bUTTER-The supply of all kinds is large
and there is very little demand. We quote
Western at 27@30c, and Goshen at 36@40c
u ID.
SALT-The demand is fair and prices are
steady. The dealers sell Liverpool coarse at
81 50@1 IS, and fine at 81 65@l 20 % sack. |
When large lots are taken at warehouse by
boats, q deduction is made for drayage. |
Turks Island SOC y tushel.
WHISKY-The supply is large but the de- |
mand Is very limited. We quote Western |
rectitied at Sl@l 10 u gallon, according to |
proof, Bourbon at 81 25@l So for patent, |
and 81 50@5 for pure.
CoFFEE-The market is inactive. Stock |
all told, 10000 bags. We quote nominally |
1740lS4c Il ID (gold duty paid) for prime,
l6s(Gl79c for good, and 165 @165c for fair.
quotations range from So 1906 so u Dbl for |
on the landing, and Sc 25a6 Is
from store. 14O bbls kiin-dried sold Oh the
landing at S. IS, and 60 at Sc % Dbl.
TALLow-ls scarce aud in demand at 10!
0l05c u ID for prime rendered.
BEEF There is a good local demand for
Texas beef, and the supply is small. We
quote choice family mess at $l3 50015 T9
Dbl and $40 20 y fierce.
CHEEsE-Western is in fair supply and
lull at l5c for reserve, l59@16!c for factory,
md zoe for English dairy.
LOUISIANA RICE-There is scarcely any