New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-11-01
COMMERCIAL.



bales at irregular prices. ruling more i'll ia
vor Of buyers at the opening. but rallying
toward noon, and selling at an advance of
Is lac, but subsequently it rcceded to
nearly Saturdays prices. We quote low
ordinary at GLE l0lac. ordinary at Il a BE,
good ordinary at l4a4 a sc. low middl;ng
at l5as l55sc middling at 1875 a Ice, and
strict mddling at = I6i4c.
The market opened with only moderate
inquiry and an evident tendency to easier
prices. good ordinary selling as low as
l45sc, and low middling down to l5l,c
Prices then rallied under the favorable
tone OF the Liverpool dispatches. and. the
demand becoming more animated. as high
as l5l4c was realized for good ordinary,
15l2c for low middling, l53ic for strict, and
l6c for a shade better. This was the high
est point Of the day. and buyers subse-
qucntly showing much buoyancv. factors
accepted prices nearly according with Sat
urday's figures. Toward the close. strict
good ordinary sold at l5lsc, and brokers
reported that they could find no low mid
ding under l5"sc. to which We have CON
formed our quotations.
COTTON STATEMENT.
stock on hand September l. lS7o-pales 2o6s6
Arrived since last statement...... 1852
Arrived previously. y. Oh l36 S.J
Cleared NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. $500 s365i
Stock on hand ard or shiptoard-bales. ......737l7
Today's exports embraced $3.50
bales TO Liverpool, and 25SS to
Cork for orders Receipts proper since
Friday evening 1879 bales. against
1873 for the corresponding time last week.
and l3, 13i last year. and since August 81.
l25. 0l3 bales against l5i sol last year
SUGAR-There were receipts this morning
of 2l2 hhds new. The demand is yet mostly
confined to the local trade, and prices are
ruling in favor of buyers. The receipts
were mostly sold at l0l4 l0asc for fair:
lie for good fair: II Is a IL lac for fully fair:
ll34c for prime: l2l2c for yellow centrifugal:
l2l4 a l2alc for yellow cleritied, and III. a
l3l2c for white clarified
MoLASsEs-The receipts this eHorning
embraced 800 bbls and ii half bbl> new
molasses. The demand is fair, but being only
local, prices are ruling in favor OF buyers,
Pretty much all the receipts were sold at
40c for inferior; &c for common; 70a re
for fair to good fair; 73d74c for prime, and
- 077c for choice, the market closing
mostly at the inside prices. Some prime in
half bhls sold at 9t;c T. gallon.
FLOUR-Thc market continues dull. Int
tie stock is held firmly at s. for supcrtine
s. - for double extra: $606 % for treble
extra; S. 10 a . - for choice treble extra
and s. a. for family extra. About l0ih bhls
were sold today, of which eco double extra
at s. 20; 50 do at s. IS; 100 treble extra az
So; 200 do at Sc l21.; 200 choice treble
extra at S. so; 80 choice extra at s.; 80 do
at s. 30; 30 do at s. -. and 30 do at So =
Dbl $50 half fbls choice treble extra sold
at So 80 Z half Dbl.
CoRN-Is III better supply and prices
hnx oil. litfI
were sold today, of which 300 mixed at SOC;
200 new white at SIC; go white and 200
yellow mixed at Soc, and $50 choice white
at 90c u bushcl.
OATs-Supplies have come in more free
~, and prices have given way a little. 1000
sacks were sold to-day, of which 100 St
Louis at SIC; 10, 200, 80 and 800 at Sc T.
bushcl.
BRAN-Supplies have come in since Satur-
day, and prices have weakened. 200 sacks
were sold to-day. OF which 200 AT 81 o. ~
and 800 at 81 10 = 100 TBS.
HAYS in light supply and firm at as
p ton for prime.
PORk-ls i'll more request ana trmer. 1875
bbls mess sold at 81. and - do at 81 % T.
Dbl. Mess is retailing at 81 81 a % T. bbl.
BACON-The receipts consist principally
of shoulders, and prices for them have
given way in consequence. so casks Shout
tcrS SOIH lt l4'4c- 10 90 clear IT'D SIDES at
I919c and 10 do clear rib sides at 2033 c
u fb. Shoulders are quoted at 15c; clear
rib sides AT l9lac: clear sides 2024c, and
sugar-curcd hams at y p a &c y Is.
LARD-There was no movement TODAY.
Tierces are quoted at 1914 aTl4c; kegs
Is3. n Zoe " b.
DRY SALT MEAr-There is none on hand;
the last shoulders sold at l5l2c y 10.
BREAKFAST BACON-Northern is selling at
81 a &c, and Western % a 23c v b.
LOUISIANA RICE-The demand is very
small and prices are easy, though the stock
is light. We quote choice at lac; prime
to good "a QSl2c; ordinary to good do ga a
7l4c; inferior 5l2 a &c; broken Az q Sac T. ib.
BAGGING-The demand is slack, but
prices are unchanged. Dealers are selling
at '3c T. yard in bales and 81 loc in rolls;
domestic .jhte at 33c, and Kentucky at b a
:}3c y yard Aere is no movement at
wholesale
IRON COTTON TIEs-Are retailing at 5le q
&c u b.
EsCULENTS-Ohiop potatoes are selling on
the landing at So so, and st. Louis at 50 p
bbl; apples at s. 5004 and onions at $50
y Dbl: Sour krout $500 y Dbl. Cab
bages S508 U crate. Beets 81 = Dbl.
Turnips soc al y Dbl. Carrots 50 y Dbl,
and horse radish $506 SO q Dbl.
POULTRY AND EGGs-Chickens are selling
on the landing at IS y dozen for young, and
81 for grown; geese at $40, and turkeys at