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

MONDAY EVENING, August g. 1870.
COTIoN-The sales to-day were confined
to 300 bales, mostly taken by two buyers.
Nothing transpired to establish quotations.
Middlng sold at l6c
On Thursday last we quoted inferior at IL
&c; low ordinary at 9010lsc; ordinary
at Ii 12lsc; good ordinary 150l51ac; low
middling at 16ls q 17c; middling at %
l75c, and strict middling at 180-c.
Strict ordinary has since sold at l21ac; good
ordinary at 14Ac; low middling at Ice, and
strict at 161ac, but not to a sufficient extent
TO serve as basis for quotations.
COTTON STATEMENT.
Stock on hand September l. 1569-bales TO
Arr ived spss asI staIenent 1855
supplemental from samples and
waste, etc .................. SooSl,Io3, IoI
Total. ................-........ /, 2o4 ,53l
CIeareJ aoaay ,s none ,9e ,s, 40,
Stock on hand and on shipboard-bales. 4O,l0a
Receipts proper since Friday envening 4S7
bales, against All for the corresponding
time last week, and l64 last year, and since
September l, 1,l39, 1924 bales, against 1874 40
last year.
SUGAR AND MoLAssEs-Only 10 bbls
mOlasses were received this morning; no
sold at 12l4c y tb. The market is firm,
with very light stock, and we quote
!0Ac y Is for common sugar; liz a
Ii 1sc for fair, l2l9c for fully fair, l3c for
prime, 1874 l334c for yellow clarified, 140
AAc for white. Cuba sugar is
quoted at l00l21sc for yellow, 10 a lac
for white. Plantation fermenting molas-
SEES is quoted at 25935c y gallon; city
refinery reboiled 50075c; syrup 81. There
Is N ha
ARRIVALS FROM THE WEsT-There has
been no arrival from the West since our
review of Saturday.
FLOUR-The market is dull, but prices are
firm and unchanged, There is some in
quiry for export, and negotiations pending
for large lot The sales to-day embraced
1900 bbls, of which 50 superfne at S. 35;
100 double extra at Sc; us do at S. 121a;
100, 100, 100 treble extra at Sc 371a; 100 do
at S. 40; % treble extra at S. 50: 100 choice
extra at So; so do at 50 40; IS do at So 50,
and Is do at So Is y Dbl
CoRN-ls in light supply. and prices are
very firm, although there is not much de-
mand 1900 sacks were sold to-day, of which
100 poor white at 81 05; $50 yellow mixed
and 300 yellow at 81 10; 200 white at 81 H.
and $50 do at 81 l2l2 y bushel
OATs-Are in light supply, with a mod
crate demand and firm prices 1900 sacks
. VI.
Louis at soc; 200 do at Sc and SIC; 200 and
$50 do at sic; 100 do at Sc, and small lot |
OF Galena at 6Dc y bushel.
LOUISIANA RICE-There is very little |
here and only small local business doing. |
We continue to quote nOminally Zoe y Is |
For choice, 9 a 9l2c for prime, and Gig a &c for |
WH1sKY-The stock is large and there is
very little demand. We quote nominally |
l., n How =.
30 for patent and 81 50a5 = gallon for
pure Bourbon.
BUTTER-Choice is in demand at 26 a 2Sc
p fb for Western and &c for Goshen. Com
non Northern sells at 30 a 33c.
LOUISIANA Rock SALT - Turks Island
trade is selling at Sl3 y ton; Liverpool
,rade: Coarse 81 40, fine 81 80 y sack
Delivered at Brashear to Texas steamers,
y p ton less than New Orleans prices.
Corn MEALS in fair supply and mode
ate demand at 81 75a Yebarrel for kiln
Tried from the landing, and S5d ) 25 from
tore.
BROOM CoRN-Is selling at SAFE = Is for
Ommon. dSlec for medium. Sa Zoe for
God mixed. and l0c for prime hurl
BRAS-ls in light supply, and firm at
lac T. 100 TBS.
HAYS also in light supply and firm; prime
Western commands S23 80 a "a T. ton: choice
p.
PoRK-Is very dull at S3l 50a 81 IS p
5l for mess at wholesale; at retail S32 is
btained.
BACON-Shoulders are retailing at 15a,c,
lear rib sides lSs4c, clear sides l9a4c = b.
ugar-cured hams are in good supply and
mlted demand. They are quoted at 25al
64c p to.
LARD-ls in request. The supply is light.
nd tierces are firm at 175s a l734c: kegs
Dc + 10.
DRY SALT MEATS quoted at wholesale
l4lsc. and is retailing at l5c T. fb.
BREAKFAST BACoN-Western is quoted at
}l2c; Northern Zoe y tb.
Marine InteIIinence.