New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-06-08
COM N ERCIAL
TUESDAY EVENING,

| TUESDAY EVENING. June I, 1870
| CoTToN-The sales to day embraced 1900
bales at still easier prices; and we now
quote: Ordinary at 165@I75c; good ordinary
at 10000; low middling at 20B@201; mid
| ding at 2l@2lsc; st,ict m:ddliug at 2lJ@
2l4c, aud good middling at 22@22lc.
| The demand was only moderate and the
market quiet throughout the day, while in
the face OF further decline in foreign ex-
| change, and no market at Liverpool, factors
| were compelled to make further concessions.
Low middling, in fact. sold as low as
zoe, or &c less than our present quotations,
| and &c less than last evenings figures.
These transactions, however, appeared to.
be exceptional. We learn that, in addition
to the amount reported yesterday. there
| were sales Of 400 bales, all the particulars of
| which were designedly suppressed. We are
also aware of some shipments by factors,
including 1900 bales on Saturday which are
not included in our sales.
The sales for the past three days sum up
62OO bales, and the receipts ALAS, embracing
Cos from other delivery ports, and 3540
proper, against 1880 for the corresponding
time last week. and las last year; and
since September first l,102 S54 bales against
us, 407 last year, exclusive OF 9ll2 bales
sample additions. The exports comprise
IL ,93l bales, embracing 1927 to Liverpool,
2200 to Havre, 452 to Bremen, 424 to Vera
STATEMENT OF COTTON
Stock on hand September l, 1s69-bales, 40
Arrived since last statement. l,2I
Arrived previously. 1853, l73-l, l64 AT
-, Total. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. l,l65.l97
Gssred -aa;o,,iv o,S Pcs ss nc. IN
Stock hand al on shipboard-bales LOO ATT
TO-day's exports embrace 1892 bales to
Liverpool, 2250 to Havre, and 452 to Bremen.
E,r,yn &;.n l1~S ~ n
bales, against 1880 tor the corresponding
time last week, and 1l45 last year, and since
September l, l, l02, 1854 bales, against us, 407
last yeaI, exclusive of 9l12 sample at-
ditions.
SUGAR AND MoLAssEs- receipts this
morning comprised so hhds sugar, Is bbls
and 80 half bbls mOlasses. The demand is
fair, and there were sales to-day of l20 hhds
sugar. Inferior is quoted at 730S4c; COM |
mon to good common at s3@94c: fair at
good fair at 10l; fully fair at 1O} |
Ollie; prime at l14@1l4c: choice at 1l3@ |
12c; yellow clarified at 12@l2bc; white at |
l2S@13c. MOlasses commands 35@55c y |
gallon for inferior; 65@75c for good terment
ing; 50075c for city refinery rebolled ST. for
golden syrup. Cuba molasses is quoted at |
35@45c % gallon.
Arrivals FROM THE WEsT-The steamers
Crest Republic and Mary Alice, from St.
Louis, have arrived since our review of
yesterday.
FLoUR-The market is dull, but prices
are firm and unchanged. Fine is quoted at
81 so; superfine 81 IS; double extra S.;
treble extra s. 50@6 53 Dbl. There were
sales TO-DAY of $500 barrels, of which 100
ana 500 treble extra at S. 3d. 100 do at
80 %; 100 do at IS 40; 100 do al SIS so; 100
40 at 70 70; 400 do at S. 90; 100, $50 and
1000 treble extra, and 1000 double extra on
private terms
CORN-ls 10 good supply, buyers are hold.
ing Oft, aud the sales to-day are confined 10
1000 sacks: OF which SO and 500 yellow
mixed at 81 II; 2QA yellow, and 400 white
mixed at 81 l75; 50dswhite mixed, III and
90 white at ST 90; 275 white at 81 Is. 100 :
white mixed at 81 Is, and $50 do at 81 228
? bushel. I
OATs-Are also in good supply, and prices .
re still lower. Sales to-day 5000 sacks. of
which l76, st. Louis, at 64c; 600 and 1900 t
10 at Csc; l6O and 500, Galena, at &c u
ushel.
BRAN-Prices are still lower with better q
uppies. Sales to-day, 700 sacks, of which
90 in poor order at ST 20; 800 prime at
i 225; 200 at ST 80 q 100 lbs.
HAY-50 bales choice Western sold at
26 so S3 ton. C
BREAKFAST BACoN-Western is selling at |
3@l85c; Northern zoe ~ b.
PoRK-Mess is quoted at S3I Is S8 Dbl; L
is retailing at S3l 5O@32.
BACoN-Is dull. Shoulders are retailing =
l4}c; clear rib sides at 17ac; clear sides
l8tc; sugar.cured hams at 21@22c u Ii: 81
and casks clear rib sides sold at 174c; 10 7,
tito clear sides at 1SAc; 10 and 10 ditto
lgar cured hams at 22c II b. CT
LARD-Tierces are quoted at l5I@l6ic; !.
egs l84@l9c s8tb. b
LOUISIANA RICE-The market remains
Liet, and prices are steady at s4@9c 10 fb b'
= choice, 749S4c for prime to good do,
r inferior. b
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