New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-09-08
COMMERCIAL.

WEDNESDAY EVENING, September :. 1870.
CoTToN-The sales to-day embraced 40
bales at rather softer prices, without any
Quotahe decline, but requiring a reduction
of lac in strict middling, the figures for
which have been nominal. We quote low
ordinary at l0a lie; ordinary at II q
l3l.c; good ordinary at l5l2 l5a4c; low
middling at l7l4 dI7a4c; Iniddling at Is q
lS4c, and strict middling at u 1S+5c
The accounts from New York and Liver
pool had a depressing influence, under
which factors evinced Il disposition TO meet
the demand more freely, but without sub
hitting to any marked decline, and although
the inquiry was fair, vet as buyers de-
manded greater concessions than they
could obtain, the business was confined to
the amount noted above. The Indications
were that at little lower rates buyers
would have operated TO Il more liberal eX-
tent. Low ordinary sold at lie. very strict
good ordinary at Toe, low middlng at Ike,
good style do at l1lsc, middling at IS and
ISAc, mostly at Is. and strict middling at
lol4 @lSL2c, mostly at 49,.
COTTON STATEMENT.
Stock on hand September l. ls7o-bales 2o,5a5
Arrived since last statement....... 4i2
Arrived previously ...........-.... ls+o- 1852
22si8.
Cleared to-day. Observation-Disclosures. none.
Cleared pre- iously. sol 500
Stock on hand and on shipboard- bales......l7I44
Receipts proper since Friday evening 1873
bales, against t39 for the corresponding
time last week, and li5l last year. and since
August 81, 1864 bales, against 1880 last year.
SUGAR AND MOLAssEs-Sales from first
hands are slow, but the dealers are doing
quite brisk business III the way of supply
ing the local Job demand. lot of Louisi-
ana white clarified is held in first hands on
the landing at l3aac. while only 1874 is
offered. The dealers are obtaining l0ll a
lOl2c II rs for common Louisiana sugar.
liz a II ltc for fair; l2lec for fully fair; BE
13l3c for yellow clarified, and ID a l4l4 C for
white OF Cuba sugar 300 boxes were sold
to dealers, of which 100 boxes Nos. 10 and
l3 ut l0& a lie, 100 do No ID Mt IA n IL sc.
so do No. Is and 10 at 12l2 l2alc, 20 do
Nos. l9 and 20 at II q lac T. Is.
ARRIVALS FROM TIE WEsT-The Bis
marck, from ST. Louis has arrived since
our review of yesterday.
FLoUR-Is in request for Cuba. but the
demand is restricted by the light stock
There were sales to-day, of $500 bbls. of
which 300 double extra at $6 10; 80 and
$50 do at Sc IS; IA treble extra at Sc 10;
30 and 100 do at s. -: I35 choice extra at
s.: 500 and $50 do on private terms.
CoRN-Is in light supply and prices are
firmer, although there is not much demand. |
White is held at 81. There were sales to-day
of 800 sacks of which 300 mixed at SIC; l7:S |
white mixed, i'll burlaps at 81 ~; Is yellow at
CSC. and 200 ypllow in store at 81 t. bushel. |
OATs-Are in light supply and prices are |
very firm with a fair demand: 1900 sacks We're !
sold to-day of which 100 and 200 St Louis at |
SAC; 100 at "a a SOC; 200, 800 and 500 at SIC y
bushel.
BRAN-Is in light supply and firm; 100 |
and 100 patent sacks sold on the landing at
at 81 10. and 80 ordinary sacks sold in |
store at 81 05 T. 100 lbs.
HAY-l50 bales choice Western sold at |
S2S y ton; prime is quoted at SOC The |
stock is light and prices are firm.
PORK-The market is quiet, but firm, at |
$50 t. bbl for mess at wholesale. 1t is re-
failing at s32 t. bbl.
BACoN-The stock is light, and there is |
only a retail business doing at Ice t. Is for |
shoulders, lSlac Tor clear rib sides, 2Oc for |
clear sides, 2414 2jlac for sugar-cured |
hams.
LAID-Tierces are in light supply, and |
kegs are very scarce; the latter command |
201ac T. ID; tierces II "a a 742c for packers:
Il " a lSAc for refined.
DRY SALT MEATs-Shoulders command |
I4k4 a l5Aac y ID.