New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-04-14
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"WEDNESDAY EVENING. April ID. 1910.
COTToN-The sales today embraced $3.50
bales, at irregular and lower prices, the
closing rates showing a decline OF "a &c.
We quote low ordinary at l5@l64c; ordin-
airy at l7l@184c; good ordinary at 209204c;
low mddling at 21@2lac; middling at 22@
22ac; strict middling at gig, and good
midd!ing at -G23c.
The market opened dull and dropping,
factors Offering their stocks more freely,
but buyers standing aloof, and the sales
during the morning were OF limited extent,
and at prices which would not have been
accepted yesterday. After twelve M, how
ever, parties came together more freely,
and moderate business was done at kc oe.
and &c in low middliDg and the lower
grades. The demand was slack throughout
the day. but the depression was greatest
toward the close. after the receipt of the
five z. NJ. telegram from Liverpool.
STATEMENT OF COTTON.
stock or hand September l. lesa-bales. ITO
Arrived since last statenent...; 3 sSs
Arrived previously. or, 66-l OF SQ4
Total. Observation-Disclosures. l.Os274
Cleared previously. $50 Cts sss5oI
ssook hand and on Observation-Disclosures" lib
To-dsy's exports embrace 1868 bales to
Liverpool, and 40 to Barcelona. Re-
ceipts proper since Friday evening 1910
bales against Is, $50 for the corresponding
time last week, and 1922 last year, and since
September l, 974, 844 bales. against 717.7A
last year.
SUGAR AND MoLAssEs-0nly is hhds sugar
were received this morning; no molasses.
There is quite fair demand for sugar and
prices are frmer. The ssies to-day en-
braced 200 hbds sugar on the basis OF 707}c
% 10 for inferior; 6@9c for common; 9tG99c
tor fair; l00l03c for good fair; l04@l1c for
fully fair; ll4@l1sc for prime; ll4@l2c for
choice; 123@l24c for yellow clarified, and
l3@l3{c Tor white. There are no supplies
of plantation molasses. City refinery re.
boiled is selling at 50@75c. and syrup 81 y
gallon.
ARRIVALS FROM THE WEsT-The Belle Lee,
from Evansville, has arrived since our re.
view of yesterday.
FLouR-The market is dull. without any
change in prices. Sales to-day of 200
bbls, of which loo superfne at 81 80; so. so,
and 100 double extra at S.; 100 do at SIS To-;
100 treble extra at IS so; loo do at S. 40: 100
do al IS 3T4; 700 do at SIS IS; 100 and 100 do
at ST. 600 choice extra ON private terms; 200
treble extra at Sc 30, and so choice extra on
private terms.
CoIN-ls in light supply and the market
is very firm Sales $3.50 sacks, of which $50
ana oVU NuiIe anu JelIOW, at 81 IL; 3OO, QUO. |
400 and 1000 white at 81 Is q bushel.
OArs-Are also in light supply and firm. |
Sales to-day, 1000 SACKS, of which 100. 500 |
and SO at GAG y bushel.
BRAN-ls dull, with holders asking 81 40
q 100 lbs, and no sales.
HAY-Contilues In light supply and firm. |
Prime Western commands $26, choice S29 |
q ton.
PoRK-The market is quiet but firm. with |
holders asking $50 y Dbl for mess; $50 obls !
sold in three lots at that price. 1t is retail |
ing at $50 so % Dbl.
Dry SALT MEAT-Shoulders are held in |
round lots at l4kc, with offers of II &c re
fused. Shoulders are retailing at 1l3c. rib |
sides l33c. clear rib lac, clear sides Ice II |
b. Yesterday, not reported, IL casks |
shoulders sold at l0sc u Ii.
BACoN-Is quiet but firm, with holders |
asking l2}o " ID for shoulders, l6sc for clear |
rib sides. 17}c tor clear sides, and l8R9l93c |
for sugar.cured hams. A lot off casks clear !
sides sold at 17so y ID.
LARp-Tierces are held at I6l@I7c: kegs
l72@iSc q Ii.
BREAKFAST BAcoN-Commands 18a@19!c
for boaeless and rib.
Corn MEAL. The market is very dull.
LOT OF " bbls kiln sold on the
anding at 81 80 % Dbl. From store it
Is quoted at 81 50@4 rs q Dbl.
WHISKY Is quiet and steady. Western
'ectified commands 96@97ac p gallon for
common and ordinary, aud 81 02&01 Ola
or choice; Bourbon 81 6605 = gallon. "a in |