New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-07-13
COMMERCIAL.

TUESDAY EVENING, July II, 1870
COTTON-The sales to-day embraced 700
bales, at irregular and easier prices, re-
quiring further reduction in our figures.
good ordinary at Is a l64c: low middling at
II dH lsc; middling at Is a lSl4c, and strict
middling at l8la lS3.c.
The market opened under the depressing
influence of discOuraging kilograms from
Liverpool and New York, and with fur
ther cancellation Of orders the demand was
extremely limited. Later in the day. how
ever, several buyers came forward and,
finding that factors were disposed to make
further concessions took nearly 700 bales
at irregular and easier prices, in some cases
under our reduced quotations. The market
is so unsettled that the latter must be re-
garled as to a great extent nominal.
The sales for the past three days sum up
100 bales, and the receipts since Friday
evening 1926 bales, embracing "a from
other delivery ports, and 1892 proper,
against 1922 proper for the corresponding
time last week, and 345 last year, and since
September |. IL 33, 655 bales, against 1913, l52
last year. The exports comprise 666l bales,
embracing 1884 to Liverpool, S54 to Havre,
and 1923 to New York.
COTTON STATEMENT.
Stock on hand September ], l869-bales 20
arrived previously i, 1850
Supplemental from samples and
waste, etc. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. S,J62-1, l98,085
Total ,1s8, 1855
cleared To-Day Bo4
Cleared previously. 1876 702-1 137, $50
Stock on hand and on shipboard-bales 1888
To-day's exports were to Havre. Re
ceipts proper since Friday evening 1892
bales against 1872 for the corresponding
time last week, and 345 last year, and since
September l, 1,l33,655 bales against 793, l52
last year.
SUGAR AND MoLAssEs-There were re-
ceived this morning AZ hhds Of sugar; no
molasses. The supplies are very light, the
demand is good and prices have an up
readily at 100 l01sc " fb for common 1Oa4
a lie for fair; IL " liza for fully fair; 12Ac
for prime; 12l4c for choice; l2lac for yellow
clarified and l3c for white. We have
heard of sales of 500 boxes Cuba sugar. par
ticulars not TRANSFERRED. Louisiana molasses
commands SOC v gallon for fermenting; city
refinery reboiled 5O075c; syrup 81.
ARRIVALS FROM THE WEsT-There has
been no arrival since our review of yester-
day. ~ p -5
FLOUR-The market is very dull, and
there is scarcely anything doing beyond "a
jObbing trade. Common is quoted at 81 %;
fine 81 50; superfine $4S71aa5: double ex-
ira S. As as Sc; treble extra S. 7506 so;
choice extra Sc 7507 so; family extra 81 Is
as 50 p Dbl. The principal sales to-day
comprised 500 bbls, Of which So double ex-
ira at SIS As: As treble extra at S. 3712: 100
choice extra at So IS; 100 do at S., and 10
bbls new, the first received this season, at
50 621a " Dbl.
CORN-Is in light supply, but the demand
is limited. The sales to-day are confined to
300 Sacks of which 500 yellow at 81 10: 800
white mixed at 81 Is; $50 white at 81 20; 500
do at 81 %, and 900 do at 81 % y bushel.
OATs-Are in good demand and with light
supplies prices are still higher; 1900 sacks
Were sold to-day, of which 500 st. Louis at
63c; 100 do at 64c; 700 Galena at Csc; 100
and 100 do at &c v bushel. y
BRAN-Is in light supply, and firmer. 1t
is quoted at 81 07la al 10 u 100 lbs.
HAY-Continues dull; so bales fair West
ern sold at $50; prime is quoted at SO y
ton.
LARD-Refned is in request; other kinds
are not wanted; 40 tierces refined sold at
ioa2c; % DO do at l634c, and $50 kegs do at
BREAKFAST BACoN-Western is selling at
IL a lSc; Northern l8a I9c " tb.
BACON-Yesterday not renorted. "a casks
clear sides sold on the landing at 1Slac y
10. Today casks clear rib sides sold at
l7asc. The market for shoulders and sides
is quiet but firm, with shoulders iObbinr at
434c, clear rib sides at l734c, clear sides at |
l834c. Sugar-cured hams are in reouest and
very firm; they are held at 40Ai2c y lis.
PORK-Is firm at $3l a 81 50 for mess. as
in weight; it is retailing at S32 y barrel.
DRY SALT MEAT-ShOulders are quoted |
at 1874 0131ac y fb.
LOUISIANA R1cE-The market continues |