New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-01-04
COMMERCIAL.



FRIDAY EVENING, January 3, 1893.
CoTToK-The sales to-day amounted to
SEQ bales, at prices showing fully &c. adj
4ance in the middling and better qualities,
M hardly as much in the ordinary grades.
now quote ordinary at iZ4gl5c., good
binary at l3461133c., low middliDg at l43(G
so, middling at l5@l54c., strict Iniddling
5A@l5Sc., and good middling at 100 &C.
On revising our list of yesterdays sales we
ard it necessary to make several additions
chased by parties after their report to us,
nOunting in all to 1920 bales, including
100 taken By one buyer, aud making the
e Al 5000 bales. We have, in fact, the par
fenlars of $685. which is the largest BUSH
ness reported this season. After these heavy
tIAnsactions the market opened this morn
i1G with a moderate amount offering, and
Bad little prospect of a very active business,
st as the supply was subsequently In,
et3Bsed by more samples being offered, and
khe demand continued both general and
lmated, the sales summed up the quantity
n1ied above. The transactions at the com
ancement were at full prices compared
Hith yesterday, but on the receipt of the
1rning kilograms from Liverpool factors
Fele enabled to establish the advance re-
ofted.
3he sales Of the past three days amount
80 5,750bales, making total for the week
af 81 ,000 against 27,S00 last week, and
$50 the week before. The receipts proper
the week. excluding the arrivals from
ebile, Florida, and Texas, which are en-
fTtced in their respective statements,
ount to 81, l6O, against 26,4Sl last week,
saving an increase of 4729 bales. The
.eks exports comprise 26,47l bales, EN-.
icing H. 400 to Liverpool, 9503 to Havre,
to Bremen, 19l0ito Barcelona, ll57 to
ton, and 6l9 to New York.
EUGAR-0nly 1888 hhds. have been received
vpafar6nv which cOuonrisad ahont all
supplies offering. They were only par
III landed, and the sales to-day were con-
nently restricted to 100 hhds. The de-
hd is good and prices are very firm. We
pte 7l0Slc. % ID. for inferior; 9l@92c
commons lO9lo3e. for good common;
0lSc. for fully fair; lSa@l3fc. for prime;
3. for choice; l4l@l4sc. for yellow clari-
l4Ic. for white, and l20l34c. for
fonds. A very good demand has pre-
ed during the week ending this evening
the receipts we're sold readily Mt about
foregoing prices. Weeks sales, 2642
rs, Louisiana; receipts 2564 hhds., 50
frels; exports l42 hhds., 6 barrels
lOLAssEs-The receipts this morning are
epnfned to 500 bbls. The demand is active
q full prices, and the receipts are sold as
soon as landed. Sales to-day 400 bbls., at
lps. % gallon for common; 62a@D63c. for
teir; zoe. for good; and I3DT7Ac. for prime.
Prices have ruled with an upward tendency
du1lng the week, and the sales were mostly
al eoc. u gallon for inferior; 50055c for
ecnInon; sac. for good common; 62k066c.
leE fair; 67ac. for good; 6s@72Ac. for prime;
z9BS0c. for choice. Weeks sales 4346 bbls.
A|1nisiana; receipts 4415; imports from Cuba
+es hhds., So tierces, % bbls.; exports s62
ta|s.
ILoUR-We are again without any
|nDges to note in the market for this
fcle. The demand is confined to the
qlAl trade and is limited. Yesterday, moi
ported, 600 bbls. choice extra, Ito bills.
BILE extra sold on private terms, and g
pordne at 50 Is u Dbl. To-day the sale:
the regular trade are conhGed to ISL
s., of which 100 double extra on private
Ems; IS and 800 treble extra at Sill rs; 1Ol
1foice extra at Sl4 rs, and 100 at $i4 IS, anC
do. at SIS y Dbl. There were sales thii
lcrning Of unmerchantable flour BY auc
non Of 1900 bbls., In various lots, at prices
ging from 81 250I4 Is y bbl., said to b.
prices. The market has been very dull
ring the week, and prices have shown nj
iation. Weeks salesl762S bbls.; receipt
297; exports 1928.
0RN-TheTe was quite good demand to
at about yesterdays prices, and IA, A.
ks were sold, of which 400 ordinary vel
mixed at 92a, 1000 1000, and 2083 prim
lite, and 400 white and mixed at 95, Is
lite, $500 do. and S06 white and yellow q
y bushel. The market has been dull, ans
ces have declined 7ac: y bushel during
week, owing to an increase in tine re
pts Weeks sales q, 677 sacks; receipt
046; exports ga.
pATs-Are dull and prices are lower
les to-day 2tle sacks, of which 372 Obi,
er at 72c. 1900 prime Western ae 73c.; "a
d 800 at 75c. 3 buahel. The market ha
Zen dull during the week, and prices hav
clined fully 70. % bushel. Weeks sales
" receipts, IA, SSH exports, $40 sacks.
bRAN-l5O sacks sold today at 81 IS y 10
the same price paid as yesterday, bu
iecline on previous fgures Of &c. % 10
Weeks sales, no sacks; receipts, 1856.
aAx--ls In light supply, bnt not much II
mand. Sales today 292 bales, of which
prime Western at S2s; Ga ct SIS SO; 6
g 100 ~ $40 3 ton. These have been til
'ces during the week, with only arnal