New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-09-29
COMMERCIAL.

WEDNESDAY EVENING, September %, 1870.
CorToN-The sales to-day summed up
$500 bales, at steadier prices during the
morning, but decline of "A a lac subse-
sequently. We now quote low ordinary at
"a l0c; ordinary ut ii a IL 3.c; good ordinary
middling at Is a l5Ac; strict middling at
15a. q l6c, and good middling at %
I63.c.
The market opened with fair inquiry,
and notwithstanding the discOurag ing tenor
Of the Liverpool and New York dispatches.
prices exhibited more steadiness: but later
i'll the day, the news being still more un-
favorable, factors were compelled to make
further concessions, and the figures paid
from II NJ. to 3 p. M. showed decline from
yesterdays rates of "A a Ice, to which We
have conformed our quotations. Good ordi-
nary sold at l3lsc. strict early at l4c, low
middling at lac, l44c and 14lsc (early);
strict do at l4lsc and 5i.c (early); middling
at 14a4c and l5c, and strict middling at
l534c and l6c (early,.
COTTON STATEMENT
Stock on hand September l. 1s7o-bales 2O6a6
Arrived since last statement. 2.92S
Arrived previously. .........."... 2,32l- IS "a.
45,s43
Cleared to-day. :.................. none
Cleared previously 1885 1888
Stock on hand and on shipboard-5ales . "a SIS
Receipts proper since last evening 300
bales. against 5000 corresponding day last
year, making an. aggregate since Friday
evening of 1915 bales against 4474 for the
corresponding time last week, and 1868
last year, and since August 81, %, 26i bales,
against 30, 900 last year.
SUGAR AND MOLAsSEs-SOme 230 hhds
Cuba sugar, which were long under seizure
by the government, have been released and
are being placed on sale in the sheds on the
landing The season is over and operators
are now awaiting arrivals of the new crop.
The dealers are doing a retail business
at 10L4 a l01sc y fb for common Louis
lana sugar: Ia a lilac for fair; l2lac for
fully fair; 13c for prime; 1914 a l3lac for
choice and yellow clarified, and l4a I4l4c
for white. Common Louisiana plantation
mOlasses is quoted at 25 a 35c y gallon; re-
boiled, is a Soc; choice zoe y gallon.
ARRIVALS FROM THE WEST-The w. r.
Arthur, from st. Louis, has arrived since our
review Of yesterday.
FLOUR-The market continues very dull
with a large stock on hand. Supertine is
quoted ut 81 2504 so, double extra S. 1872
a %, treble extra S. 50a5 IS, choice
treble xtra S606 50 y Dbl. There were
sales To-day Of 1000 bbls. of which 200 super
fine at "a IS, $50 double extra at S. l2Is.
~hO uO fit w w. -OO JICDlt tALld at %. CtJ
superfine and double extra, and 400 treble
extra on private terms
Corn Continues dull and prices are still
lower; e50 sacks mixed sold to-day at 72lsc,
and 1000 choice white at 75c p bushel.
OATS The supplies have been mostly
bought up, and the market is rather firmer
to-day. though quiet. About 5000 sacks were
sold, OF which 1900 light at 4Sc: 100 and
2OO st. Louis at Sic; 725 do at SIC, and 500
choice Old at soc y bushel.
BRANEIhe market is quiet, with sales of
a32 and 300 sacks at 90c = 100 Tbs.
HAY--Is dull and dropping. II9 bales
choice Western sold at $40 T. ton.
PoRk-ls very dull, with holders asking
S26 a 26 50 U Dbl for mess, and no sales. If
IS retailing at S26 75027 q Dbl.
DRY SALT MEAT-A lot of 90 casks sbou|- |
1ers sOId on private terms. They are quoted |
1t 1874 13lsc y tb.
BREAxFAsT BAcON-Is in supply, and is
Yelling at 90 022c y fb.
BAcof-is also dull. with only retail |
business doing at 14ls q 14a4c for shoulders:
Z l71Ac for clear rib sides; 1874 a 1890
or cleat' sides, and % a 25c for sugar-cured
lams, al in quality. casks shoulders sold
It I45st y ID.
LARDr-COntinues dull. Tierces are quoted
t 16A 16l2c; kegs at l9020c y ID, as in
CORN MEAL-A lot of 30 bbls sold on the
anding at 81 y Dbl. In store 25c more ia
btained. The market is dull.
Wits Y-47 bbls Indiana rectifed sold at
lc, and 50 bbls do spirits in two lots at 95c
gallon. Indiana rectiied is quoted at
re 090c; standard Cincinnati Csc 0$l y
allon, and dull.
BUTTER-A dairy of Goshen sold at 44c y
). Choice Western commands Is q SOC y
). Inferior is very difficult of sale.
STAR CANDLEs-Are in light supply, but
OF much in demand, owing to the Texas
larantine; sales Of IL OF are being made at
'lsc; " OF at l4lsc; Ia soz at 161a; full
eight ut l8ls a l9c y is.
CHEEtE-The market is bare of all kinds;
,o1ce factory would bring 16a l7c p Is
LARD On-Is firmer and commands 81 IS
gallo No.
BEANs-There are NO new beans in mar
ct.
DRIED APPLEs-Are in light supply and
NOD Demand at 9010c y rs. A lot Of choice
Fought lie. = Nv ~ ~
EscU+EN1s-Isv en supplied and is very
III, Ubmg to the Texas quarantine. 81.
Duis are quoted ct q 1913: Ohio river.
1913 s.. Apples q 5oo3 50. Onion
= bill cassesss tlse@ ? sEate,