New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-07-06
COMMERCIAL,
TUESDAY EVENING, July S


CoTTON-The sales to-day embraced 1900
bales at prices showing decline Of Is a Ac
from Saturdays figures, the greatest falling
off being in the lower grades We now
quote ordinary at IA false; good ordinary at
l6la lie; low middling at 17la a 1Sc: mid
ding at lSa. l9c, and strict middling at
-0l9lsc. The sales ON Monday, the
fourth, were 466 bales.
The better qualities gave way to less
extent than the lower grades and clean,
white cotton in even running lists showed
little or no falling of. The medium and
poorer descriptions, on the contrary. were
extremely demOralized, and sold at very ir-
regular prices, in some cases ut less than
our inside figures. Low ordinary, with
good staple sold at 13lsc; strict good or
binary and barely Liverpool low middling
at l7c, and middling at 1874 a 19c, the latter
for good style.
345O bales and the receipts 1888, embracing
1ll from other delivery ports, and l722 pro-
per, against 1853 proper for the correspond
ing time last week, and BIS last year, and
since September i, l, l2l $50 bales against
783, 40 last year, exclusive of 9ll2 bales sup
Elemental from samples, etc. The exports
comprise 4045 bales (all on Saturday. en-
bracing GIG to Barcelona, 400 to Malaga,
5S7 to Boston and 2442 to New York.
, ! lessa COTTON STATEMENT. -tt
Stock on hand September l. l86s-baies 70
Arrived since last statement. 1879
Arrived previously L 1874, 463-l 1909
!, Total. .....:............... i,ls,sla
Sioose1 .Onay :. '.'.......-..-.- none
Stock on hand and on shipboard-bales . 64,s3s
Receipts proper since Friday evening, l722
bales, against 1853 for the corresponding
time last week, and 8l5 last year, and since
September !, 1,l2l $50 bales, against 783, 44O
last year, exclusive Of 9ll2 bales supple
mental.
SUGAR AND MoLAssEs-Only hhds sugar
were received this morning; no molasses.
The market is quiet but firm, with light
stock, and we quote GA a 10c y it for com
mon to good common sugar; l0A a l0aac
FOR fair to good fair; 1I0114c for
fTily fair; lis alla4c for prime;
~ I2c for choice; 12Q12lec for
clarified. kIolasses is quoted at 25a
soc Y gallon for inferior; 80 q75c for good
iermentng; 5Oa75c for city refinery re-
boiled. and 81 for syrup.
ARRIVALS FROM THE WEsT-The steamers
Henry Ames and Atlantic and barces, from
st. Louis, have arrived since our review of
Satuterday.
FLork-The market is dull. and prices
are dropping. There were sales to-day of
1000 bbls, Of which 200 superfne at S5 Is:
5S double extra at S. so; 24O treble extra
at IS IS; 1870 treble extra at S. 121a; Is ditto
at $6 IS; 300 on private terms; 100 choice
extra at Sc IS y Dbl. Ao''o
CoRE-We note firm market and fa;r
demand, with sales of 5000 sacks, of which
500 and $50 mixed and 200 yellow mixed at
Csc; 200 and 200 yellow at 81; 400 white
mixed at 81 W1s; 5000 white and white
mixed at 81 10 y bushel
OATs-250 sacks ordinary sold at Gle. and
$50 Galena at 64c U bushel.
BRAN-l50 sacks sold at 81, and 200 patent
sacks at 81 05 y l0Ofbs
HAY-lO0 bales prime Western sold at 500
y ton. r.
PORK-Heavy mess is held in lots at $3l 50
49,, and is retailing at these figures Ordi-
nary and even weight $50 75a3l IS y Dbl.
BAcoN-Ten tierces choice sugar-cured
hams sold at 23lac " fb shoulders are dull
at l4b 0l4Ac; clear rib sides Iva a l7a,c:
clear sides 1874 a 18lac. it
LOUISIANA RICE-The market is bare of
supplies, and there is good local demand
We quote choice at Toe y to; prime at ga
9hsc; ordinary "a d8Ac, and common at 7c
y fb. - 'sG71 ~ -
Corn MEALS in light supply and good
request. Choice brands of Kiln dried are
selling from store at S. 2505 so, and from
the landing at SIS " Dbl.
BUTrER-Receipts are not so large, and
prices are stiffening. We continue to quote