New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-07-14
COMMERCIAL,
"WEDNESDAY EVENING, July 10, 1870


COTToN-The sales to-day embraced 1901
bales, at sitter prices, especially for the bet
ter qualities, but without quotable ad
vance. We consequently continue to quote
ordinary at ID l4Ac; good ordinary at II
016lac; low middling ut II l71sc: mid
ding at 1Sa 1SAc, and strict middling at
1917 lSaac.
More favorable political news. and an adj
| vance of lac at New York. combined with
more encouraging dispatches from Liver
pool to inspire factors with renewed conf
dence. A large portion of the stock was
consequently held above the ruling rates,
and the supply offering was limited, but,
with an improvement in the demand. the
sales summed up the amount noted above.
| Ordinary. reported as white and with little
| dust, sold at be: good ordinary at l6c low
middling at 17l.: strict middling at 17ls,
and even-running with staple at 172ac
There was some demand for the better
qualities, but they were mostly held above
the ruling rates. In several cases factors
realized prices which could not have been
obtained yesterday.
COTTON STATEMENT.
Stock on hand September l. ls6s-baes 10
Arrived since last statement. los
Arrived previously. ............... Il 1913, 523
Supplemental from samples and
waste, etc. Observation-Disclosures. 9562-1,19 100
Total ........................ i, ls8, $50
Cleared to-day. ................ None
Cleared previously ,l37 s5e-1137 ,556
Stock on hand and on shipboard-bales. 81 ,40i
Receipts proper since Friday evening 1896
bales against 1897 for the corresponding
time last week. and 410 last year. and since
September l, 1,l33,759 bales against 1921
last year.
SUGAR AND MoLAssEs-There were not
any receipts this morning. The supplies
1inb aV,1 ha nd -
Louisiana sugar commands 100 101sc p tb
for common; lOa4 lie for fair; ll1s liza
for fully fair: 12kc for prime; 12Iac for
choice: 1874 a l3c for yellow clarified and
Ii a 1914 for white. Cuba sugar is in fair
demand at firm prices, and there were sales
yesterday and to-day of IS hhds low re-
lining sugar at Sc, and 700 hhds MuscOvado
and Cuba clarified at l00l1lac 2 tb.
Louisiana molasses commands Soc u gallon
for fermenting; city refinery rebOiled 5Oa
75c; syrup 81. There is no Cuba mOlasses
in first hands, and no movement in it in
second hands.
ARRIVALS FROM THE WEsT-The Natchez
and Shark and barges, from st. Louis, and
Lorenzo from Cincinnati have arrived since
our review of yesterday.
FLOUR-There is some demand for fine,
superfne and double extra, which are
scarce, with superfine most in request, while |
treble and choice extra are in good supply |
and dull. The principal sales today are
confined to 500 bbls, of which Us treble |
extra at S. 62la; 50 double extra at S. 50;
so treble extra at Sc; 50 do at So so; 50 |
choice extra at So 1919 y Dbl. Yesterday
we noticed the arrival and sale of 10 bbls |
new wheat -four. the first this season. To-
day 50 bis and SO half bbls were received.
CORN-Is dull, and the sales to-day are
confined to 240 bbls mixed at 81 05 and 100
white at 81 s2ls Y bushel
OATs-Are in fair demand at firm prices
with light supplies on the landing. Yester-
day, not reported, $50 sacks Galena sold at
SIC; to-day 500 sacks were sold, of which 100
and 200 Galena at Csc and 200 at 66c y
Dushel.
BRAN-Is in light supply, and firm. 1t
S quoted at 81 OLE al 10 y 100 lbs.
HAY-Appears to be little firmer, and
here were sales to-day of 50 bales fair West
I'm at $50; and 300 prime at $23 y ton.
BACoN-Is quiet but very firm, with a job
business doing at 14a4c y fb, for shoulders;
73ac for clear rib sides, 18a4c 70 clear sides,
md 241ac for sugar-cured hams. Last even
ng. not reported, 30 tlerces sugar-cured
lams sold at 24c y fb.
PORK-Mess is held at wholesale at $3l0
Il 50 p Dbl, as in weight: it is retailing at
;32 y Dbl.
LARD-Refned is in request, and com
hands 16la l6a4c in tierces; 1874 lS1ac
n kegs.
BREAKFAST BACON-Western is selling at
! a l8c: Northern 49, l9c y fb.
DRY SALT MEAT-ShOulders are quoted
It 1874 l3lsc y tb.