New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-11-27
COMMERCIAL.

SATURDAY EVENING November 26 1870.
COITON-The sales to-day embraced $500
ordinary 1919 0l3lac; good ordinary l4as
0l4ssc; low middling l4aa a l5lsc; middling
1873 l5lac, and strict middling l5a. 0l57sc.
The market was weaker at the close than
a. any time during the day, strict low mid
ding selling at l5c, which could not have
been had earlier under 15b. The latter
figures. however, Vere obtained for other
lists which buyers preferred. Strict Ordi-
nary sold at 1919, strict good ordinary at
14la and 145s, and strict mddling at 1873.
There were several sales of low middling at
l4a4, but the ruling rate for fair style of
that grade was las. The advantage was
constantly on the side of the buyers, and at
no time could sales have been forced unless
at some concessions.
COTTON STATEMENT.
Stock on hand September ], l870-bales 20,696
Arrived since last statement...... 4,s8
Arrived previously. ............. 2s0 060- 2s4 ,938
Total. ........................ 3oS ,634
Cieared to-day. OIL a.'5 ,n ,e
Stock on hand and on shipboard-bales ..... 8.,l77
To-day's exports embraced II, 5l6 bales to
Liverpool, 1870 to Bremen, and 1852 to New
York. Receipts proper since last evening,
1865 bales, against 4l74 on last Saturday
dIU JfJS ldSJ Year. dutlpSlLCc August oI.
260, 1856 bales, against 268, $40 last year.
SUGAR-The market is dull, especially for
the lower grades, and prices have declined.
also some supplies on hand, left over from
previous receipts. About $50 hhds were
sold to-day at Ga 061ac for inferior, ga 07c
for common; 7la a Sc for fair; She for good
fair; 90934c for fully fair; 1001OAc for
prime: l0la a lie for choice; 7la a lO34c for
seconds, as in quality; l0a lie for gray
clarified; l0ls llAc for yellow clarified,
and " a l2lsc for white.
MOLAssEs-This article is also dull and
prices are lower. Received to-day, 1548
bbls and Al half bbls. About 1900 bbs were
sofdto-day at 25 a 40c for inferior; 40 a SOC for
common; 55057c for fair; 58063c for
prime to strictly prime; and "a aG5 for
choice.
FLoUR-The market has shown more ami
nation to-day, and there were sales of 1900
bbls, Of which 1875 superfine, Mt S4 IS; 80
double extra at S. 25; 300 do at S. 50; so,
80 and 100 treble extra at Sc; 45 do at
S. IS; 100 choice treble r extra at s6 50; 225
choice extra at 81 100 do at 81 30 y Dbl.
RYE FLoUR-A lot of Is bbls sold at S.
y Dbl.
CoRN-Is dull, with inclination to inside
figures 1900 sacks were sold today, of
which 700 soft white at Csc 200 red and
white at zoe; 200 prime white attic; $50 do
at 73c; 800 choice white at 74c and $50 do
at 75c p bushel.
OATs-Are dull and only $50 sacks st.
Louis sold at SIC p bushcl.
BRAN-Is steady 300 and 800 sacks sold
at $rO7A " 100 TBS.
HAY-Prime and choice is in light supply.
Some 400 bales were sold today, of which
30 fair Western at 81, $50 ordinary at $2S,
50 prime at $40, and 100 choice at $50 " ton.
PoRK-The markets. still more depressed,
and prices are declining; $22 50 v Dbl is
asked for mess and no buyers. 1t is retail
ing at $23 "a 50 v Dbl.
DRY SALT MEAT-A lot Of IS boxes shOul-
ders sold at lie. They are retailing at IL a
lll9c y fb.
BAcON-Is dull casks new clear rib
sides sold at dc. and do clear sides at
81 NC " 10; shoulders ARE quoted at be;
sugarcured hams y a 23c for ordinary and
"a a Is for choice.
LARD-Is also very dull-Tierces are
jobbing at l434 q Is; kegs l5la a I6c Y Ii.
BREAKFAST BAcoN-Northern is selling at
20@2lc; Western % 022lac y is.
Observation-Disclosures are selling on the
landing at So 30 $3.50 v barrel for st.
Louis and 50 d3 so for Ohio onions at 81 so
rel; sour krout at $608 y barrel; and
cabbage at S. IL y crate.
BUTTER-The market is over stocked with
poor butter, for which there is no demand.
Choice Northern 43 a 45c; choice Western
81 a BIC; good % 3lc y fb.
BAGGING-The market is quiet Dealers
sell India at CSC y yard in bales. and &c
in rolls; jute at % a :9c, and hemp and flax
at 80 03lc y yard.
CORN MEALS dull: IS bbls kiln-dried
sold on the landing at So so " Dbl.
LIMBS slow Of sale: 26O bbls Cane sold
at 81 IS Y bbl. We hear of sales OF other
kinds of Western at 81 IS y Dbl.
The Weed Family Favorite Sewing Ma
chine seems to have a constant increase in
public favor, to judge from tho rapidity
with which every fresh invoice disappears
as soon as the machines are displayed for
sale. This, however, is not surprising, for
the Weed Sewing Machine, simple in struc-
ture and strong in make, combines all the
advantages of other machines, with excel
lencies peculiarly its own. There is not an
operation done by hand that this machine
will not do as well, with tenfold more
speed. We advise any proposing to buy
first class article to call and inspect the
Weed sewing machine at Nc. 1877 Canal
street,