New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-09-13
COMMERCIAL.
MONDAY EVENING, September p. 1870.

MONDAY EVENING, September y. 1870
CorroN-The sales to-day embraced S75
bales at easier prices. showing an irregular
decline Of Is a 4 and sc. We now quote
low ordinary at 10 lie; ordinary at l2@
i3c: good ordinary at Is a I5l.c: low Md
ding at /" a II &c: middling ut Ia a lSc,
strict middling at 1915 a lSl4c and good mid
ding at 1919 &c.
The market opened with a moderate de-
mand, which subsequently became more
general. and although buyers claimed great
or concessions than factors were Wiling to
admit and operations were restrleteu by
scant supplies. yet the business summed up
the amount noted above at the decline men
toned mostly for the North. Both good
middiing and strict middling to good mid
ding sold at lSl4c. These descriptions are
scarce. Good ordinary sold as low as l4isc.
COTTON STATEMENT.
Stock on hand September l. 16.0-bales 2o6S
Arrived since last statement....... 286
Arrived previously ................. 3634-- 500
24ss5
Cleared to-day. :........-......... none; ,o-oo
Cleared pre- giousiy... luooS- iU,'o9
Stock on hand and on shipboard-bales. .l4o,.
Receipts proper since last evening 263
bales against 5D7 on last Monday. and 935
last year; and since Friday evening 673
bales, against 40 in the corresponding time
last week and l405 last year since August
81. 3l65 bales, against 4i29 last year.
SUGAR AND MoLAssEs-The market has
shown very little animation to-day. and We
quote as the dealers rates lol4 a l0l2c b IL
for common Louisiana sugar. II /. a | Lee
for fair; l2Iac for fully fair; BE for prime;
1911. a i3l2c for choice; 1874 a l3l2c for vel
low clarified ard II a I4l4c for white.
Cuba sugars are quoted at l03l a ic + ID
for Nos. II to 90 Plantation molasSeS is
quoted at . a 35c = gallon: City Refinery,
reboiled, 50 75c; syrup s. p gallon.
ARRIVALS FROM THE WEsT-Ihc Susie
Silver, from ST. Louis. has arrived since
our review OF Saturday.
FLoUI-There is a good demand fer Cuba.
but the market is bare of all descriptions
excepting choice extra. SUpertine is quoted
at s. so; double extra So .: treble extra
! 81 {, lGl. Owing to scarcity, the sales to-
! day are confined to 1000 bbls., Of which 80
| supertinc at s. 37l2; 200 treble extra at
| ira at s. So 100 treble extra and 400 choice
| extra on private terms 600 choice extra. to
| arrive, on private terms
! CoRN-Is in light supply, the demand is
| fair. and prices are tirlner. 300 SIS were
! sold tot day. of which, 200 white mixed at
| Sjc; 100 mixed at 81 lac; 50 yellow mixed
| at 921.c: 100 choice white sc 20 do at soc;
| 300 white and 1000 yellow at 81 l2c = bushel.
| OATs-Are scarce and prices have ad-
vanced; 1900 sacks were sold today of which
$50 and 800 st. Louis at 3Sc: 50 G;siena at
| 60c: l20 choice do at &c T. hushel
| BR,N--Is also scarce: 100 and 10 sacks
| sold at 81 10 p l00 TBS,
| HAY-300 bales choice Western sold At
| S2S t. ton.
| PoRk-Continues dull at 80 a 90 80 =
| bbI for mess. the inside figures showing a
further decline. Mess is retailing at $50 a
81 y Dbl.
BREAKFAST BACoN-Westcrn is selling at
ls q 2Oc T. 10.
BAcoN-Tho stock is light, and only.a job
business doing at l5al a i6c 3 10 for sheul-
ders, lSlec for clear rib sides, 1898 .tc
for clear sides, 20 a &c for ordinary hams
and 24l2 a 25c for choice sugar-cured hams.
+ LARD-Tierces are in good supply, and
dull at at Il 4 a IL lac for steam rendered.
and i7ls a lSc for refined kegs are scarce
and command 20 92Olec y ID.
DRY SALT MEATs-Shouldcrs command
i4li a 5!2c = tb.
BAGGISG-The retail demand is inprov-
ing and prices are iirm. The dealers sell
India ut 81 l2c per ward i'll rolls: % in
bales; Kentucky at - a 33c: domestic 5ute
at 31c T. yard.
IRON CoTToS TIEs-are retailing at DC
f ID.
BuTTFR-Choce is in fair demand. and
firm. but inferior grades are dull. We quote
choice Goshen at Sc. common Northern =
r30c choice Western IS a 2Sc, ami inferior
! i6Q nc u fb.