New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-04-13
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TUESDAY EVENING,

TUESDAY, EVENING, April y. 1910.
| CorTON-The sales to-day embraced $3.50
| bales, at Irregular prices, showing a decline
| Of a. &c. We now quote low ordinary at
I5@I6!c; ordinary at l7l@1Sic; good ordin-
airy at 204@20}c; low N .ddIing at 21i@2l &c;
| middling at-0224c; strict mddling at % a
| 2Iic, and good mlddIiDg at 23W-.'
| Tbc market was completely unsettled by
The discouraging kilograms received from
New York ana Liverpool, and b. the decline
IN gold, and up to noon the business was on
very limited sCAle, but later IL the day par.
ties came together on the basis of ic decline
on good ordinary and the higher grades
and &c on the poorer qualities, with coca
sional sales, however, of good ordinary and
low middliDg at &c reduction. The supply
was light, and many factors were unwilling
to accept the ruling rates. On the other
hand the demand was slack. asd in the ab.
senCe Of the usual competition among buy
ers, sales could not be forced unless at ex.
IRENE inaide rates. Hence. sales of strict
good ordinary are reported as low as 204c.
Low middl.lg at Il and strict ,OW middhug
at2ltc.
The sales for the past three days sum up
IL $50 bales, ard the receipts l0,602, en-
braclng 1928 from other delivery ports, and
9T7J proper, against 10 $50 for the CORE
spoDding time last week. and Til0 last year:
and since September l. Ell 479 bales, against
ZIG, 529 last year. The exports comGr Be
H,ll8 bales, embracing 992T 30 Liverpool,
1886 to Esrcelona, and 1925 to New York.
STATEMENT or COTTON.
500. on hand September J. IBsg-bale 77G
Arrived s'noe Last staosmsot -..,.,... 2,3S2
Arrived peowoIsy l02l 253l ,S35
Total. ...,.....,,................ .. Io2l,408
oss,s5 . nreyon,v BAG S $40 &c,
sa,o. on han, ana on snpbosr1-bajes 90. l7a,743
To-day's exports were TO Liverpool. Re
ceiEts proper since Friday evening 9775
bales against 1850 for the corresponding
time last week, and 74l0 last year, a1d since
September !, '7l, f79 bales, against 736.529
last year.
SUGAR, AND MoLASsEs-Tle receipts this
morning embraced 513 hhds sugar and 1J2
bbls molasses. The demand is good, at
firm prices, and there were sales to-day
Of about 400 hhds sugar at 7M7ic for Inte-
rior; S@os5c for common, 84W95c FOR fair;
9i@lOc for good fair; 1U9@l0ic for fully
far; ll!Mn$c for prime: lll0l2c for
choice 65Ml0c for seconds; 123Wl2}c for
yellow cinniied, and l5@135c for white. Mo-
lasses commands 70c for cistcrn bottom and
primes plantation; 65060c for fermcDting;
52aGIG5c for plantation reboled; 3803S3C fUr
Cuba reboiled on plantation; 50065C for
city refinery reboiied, and 81 for syrup.
ARRIVALS FROM THE WEsT-The Viz
Cincinnati, and Bee and barges, from S.,
Louis, have arrived since our reylcw Of veg |
terdsy.
FbOUR-The market Is quiet but fir m. |
There were sales to-day Of 1900 bbls. of
which 100. 100. 80 and 100 supertiuo atS4 IS: |
100 do ut 81 so: 100 single extra st 81 GO; |
100 double extra ri SIS; 100 choice extra Ut |
81 IS; 100 do at s. rs; 100 do at 81 G2]; 200 |
and IS do al IS u bbl, end SEQ double extra |
Oh private terms.
CoEs-Is in light supply and prices are
ruling still higher, Sales to-day 1000 sacks, |
of which $50 white and yellow, ii 81 IL; $50 |
white and 500 white and yellow st 81 ~; |
1000 ind 500 choice whitea at 81 Is q bushei. |
OATs-Are in light supply AID tiru.
zoo sacks, sold at 6jc u bushel; zoo at G4c |
and 400 at Csc.
BRAT-ls IN light supply, but not much in
demand. II IS held at 81 Is a. lQ0 lbs.
HAY-Continucs IL light SUPPLY and firm,
Prime Western commands $23, choice S29
q! ion.
PoHK-Thc market is quiet. hui is very
firm # $50 = Dbl for mess. IL Is retailing
D. $50 so ~ Dbl. Last evening. rot re
ported, 100 Dbls mess sold at $50 70 biol.
Dry SALT MEAT-A lot Of 10 COO Ia bnlk |
5h0ulders sold at I01c, and $4,000 I5s rib
5ices sod On private terms. Thee sales /
we're on the landing. Five casks rib sides
sold ia store at 1910 q ID.
LARD-ihe STOCK is held higher. Holders