New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-06-29
COM N ERCIAL,

MONDAY EVENING, June %, 1870.
CorToN-The sales to-day embraced 1900
bales at some little irregularity in prices,
requiring only slight modification of our
quotations, which we adjust as follows:
Ordinary l5@l6c; good ordinary 17@l75c;
low middliDg 174@l84c; middliDg 19@l9lc,
and strict middling -@194c.
The market opened with fair inquiry and
rather more firmness, but after the news of
the decline of &c at New York, factors met
the demand more freely, and prices were
still weaker under the kilograms from Liv.
erpool toward the close. All desirable lists,
especially of white and clean, continued
firm, and even running would have com.
manded fraction over outside rates. For
nary sold at 1870. We also heard of mid
ding at 1896, and strict at 193c, but these
seemed to be exceptional.
The sales for the past three days sum up
GOO bales, and the receipts 1866, embracing
- from other delivery ports. and 255 proper,
against 2467 proper for the corresponding
time last week. and $40 last year, and since
September l, l,llS.434 bales against 1872, 1872
last year, exclusive of 9ll2 bales supplement
tai from samples, etc. The exports COM
prise IL 357 bales. embracing Ills to Liver
pool, 1867 to Havre, 1872 to Boston, and 2943
to New York.
STATEMENT OF COTTON.
Stock on hand September l. IS69-baIss, ITO
Arrived since last statement. 25
Arrived previously. 1872 o5l-l, 1872 2e6
Total ........................... l.ls3O5s
Olea ed to-day. .:.....-..-.......... 270s
Stock on hand and on shipboard-bales. u 9O4
To-day's exports embraced 1909 bales
to Liverpool, and 399 to Havre. Receipts
proper since Friday evening 1868 bales,
against 2467 for the corresponding time last
week, and GAO last year, and since SeDtem-
Der l, l,11S,4 34 bales, against 1872, 372 last
year.
SUGAR AND MoLAssEs-The receipts this
morning comprised u hhds sugar and bbls
molasses. The market continues quiet but
firm, with light stock. Inferior sugar COM
mands Sa@64c; common 90l0c; fair to
good fair l04@104c; fully fair l1@1l4c;
prime llA@1l4c; choice 11s@l2c; yellow
clarified l2@l2ac; white l2a@i3e 0 b. Mo,
lasses 25@55c SB gallon tor inferior; GOO
75o for good fermenting; 50@75c for city
refinery reboied, and ST. for syrup.
ARRIVALS FROM THE WEsT-The steamers
Natchtz, from st. Louis, and Louisville,
from Louisville. have arrived since our re-
view of yesterday.
FLoUR-The market ia dull and prices
appear to have increased somewhat. Fine
is now quoted at s5@5 25; superfine SIS 500
5000 Is; choice extra Sc SCOT: family
extra 81 50@S SO u Dbl. Sales to-day 1900
bbls. of which 80 fine at S., Is superfne at
S. 60, 100 do at S. 65, 200 double extra at
SIS 67a. 200 treble extra at St 20, $50 and
$50 do at Sc Is, so, 65 and 100 choice extra
at Sc IS, 100 do at Sc IS. so choice extra at
S.. 100 superfne and 100 treble extra on
private terms.
CORN-There was a better demand to day,
but without any improvement in prices; 5000
sacks were sold, of which 800 damaged at
75@90c, 500 and 1900 mixed and 100 yellow
mixed at CSC; 700 yellow at 81; 100 white in
poor order at 81; 1900 yellow and mixed at
81, 200 and 400 white at 81 10 % bushel.
OATs-Are dull and prices have weakened;
HOO sacks were sold, of which $50 and 800
Galena at 64c; leo. 200 and 800 at Csc u
bushel.
BRAN-40O and 500 sacks sold at 81, and s06
at 81 02ac " loo ibs =
HAY-Is in better demand, and there were
sales to day Of 400 bales, of which so bales
ordinary at $40; 100 prime at S22 so; 100
choice at S23 so, and $50 choice timothy at
S25 % ton.
BAcoN-8 casks shoulders sold at lac; 10
tierces sugar-cured hams at 22c % Ii !;
shoulders are retailing at 14b@l44c; clear
rib sides 174@17sc; clear sides ls4@lSsc;
sugar.cured hams 22@23c 10 b.
PORK-The market is firm without any