New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-09-10
COMMERCIAL.

FRIDAY EVENING, September 9. 1870.
CorTOS-The sales to-day embraced $50
bales at still easier prices, requiring a par.
tial reduction in our quotations for low mid
ding and the better qualities of Is q l4c.
We now quote low ordinary at lGGllc: or
dinary ut II a Sc: good ordinary ut 1919 a
i55ic; low middling at Il i i7lac: mid
ding ut ID lSc. and strict middling at 1873
QlSLc.
Low middling sold down is l-c, and strict
middling ut Is, but there were other sales
at 17la for strict low mddlng. lSc for mid
ding and lS]s for strict The inquiry was
moderate. and although factors gave way
to the extent indicated by the above figures.
yet the concessions were not sufficient to
meet the limits Of most OF the pending or
ders, and several buyers were compelled TO
withdraw. As yet the stock is light and
poorly assorted. The new is improving in
appearance.
The sales for the past three days sum up
1900 bales. making a total for the week Of
300. against 1850 last week, and 800 the
week before. Weeks receipts 2Sj6 bales,
cmbracin. 155 from other delivery ports.
anu 2l0l proper, against 1890 last week, and
2345 last year: and since August 81, 2i92
bales. against 2724 last year Weeks ex-
ports, 1895 bales, embracing 1928 to Liver
pool, 1898 to New York, and l6o to Phila-
delphia.
COTTON STATEMENT.
Stock on hand September !. l370-bales 206a6
Arrived since last statement...... 065
Arrived previously .............-.. IrtH.- 5S3I
2394.
Cleared to-day ................... l65
Stock on hand and on shipboard-bales. II $50
To-day $ exports were to Philadel phia. Re
eipts proper today 669 bales. against Sl2 last
year: since Friday evening 2l0i bales
against 1920 las: week, and 23iJ last wear ;
and since August 81, 2f92 bales, againstI124
last year.
SUGAR AND MOLtsSEs-This morning
about $50 hhds Cuba sugar were being
hauled from warehouse and placed in the
new sugar sheds On the landing for sale.
Operators in sugar now meet i'll the sheds
on change instead of on the landing. The
stock Of sugar and moiasses is very
light and the business is confined TO dealers
who are supplying the local demand, at
1914 4l0iac y tb for common Louisiana
sugar, ill4 a Iltac for fair: l2l2c for fully
fair: I3c for prime; 49,, a l3lac for choice
1874 al 3lac for yellow clarified. and ID q
l4i4r for white. Cuba sugars are selling st
lOat a &c u 10 for Nos. u 70 20. Planta-
ton Inola.sea is quoted at % ;;;;55c t. gallon
CITY Refinery, reDoiied, ~ a ,5e; syrup 81
p gallon.
ARRIVALS FROM TIE WEST-There has
been no arrival since our review OF yester-
day.
FLoUR-The stock on hand ia very light
and the market is bare OF double and treble
extra. which are in request for Cuba.
Owing to scarcity the sales to-day are con-
fined to 1900 bbls, Of which 40 douhle extra
at Sc 10; 1000 treble extra at So s. II; l52
choice at s., and so do at s. % y Dbl.
CoRN-There is none on the landing
hence the demand is met in warehouse
Only 600 sacks were sold to-day. Of which
l04 and 300 were yellow mixed at o5c; $50
white and yellow mixed at 9212c. and 100
white at CSC y bushel.
OATs-There are none on the landing
ITO and $50 sacks old st. Louis sold at SIC
y bushel.
BRAN-600 sacks sold in store at 81 O. Il
and 100 do. at ST. 10 y 100 lbs.
HAI-DO bales choice Western sold at
S2S - ton.
PoRK--Cohtinues dull at 500 90 so y
Dbl Tor mess, the. inside figures showing a
further !, 4 decline. Moss is retailing at 500
BKEAkFAsr BAcox-Western u selling at
1890 p fb.
BAcoN-The stock Is Light, and only . job