New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-01-22

TUESDAY EVENING, January 81, 1858.
ooTTog The sales to-day were confined
( iIe0 bales, at a quotable decline of &C.,
q falling off from the extreme rates
slled yesterday of &c. We now quote
binary at l33@l4Ac.; good ordinary at
K lgl53c.; low middiing at l63@l6ac,; mid.
alg at lG}@17c,; strict middling to
n; and good middling at -6118c.
nc figures given above approximate as
afly as possible to the actual sales, which,
veyer exhibited so much irregulaTity
Atit Is difficult to adjust quotations with
lth confidence. The market opened under
Z depressing influence Of the Liverpool
eounls, and an evident Willingness on the
hef factors to meet the demand atliberal
leessions, but buyers stood aloof and
.haugh they could have operated freelyRt
reduction from yesterdays figures, yet
re was no revival of the movement
lre the limited business noted above.
lle many factors were ready to meet
demand at the decline, Others covered
heir samples, preferring to await further
The sales for the past three days
- up II, 100 bales, taken mostly for foreign
oTl, but partly by spectators and for
North. The receipts proper, excluding
arrivals from Mobile, Florida, and
~, which are embraced In their respee.
statements, amount to 10, 498 bales,
nst 1881 during the corresponding
ed last week, showing an increase of
GALES. The exports comprise 2s, 407
embracing $685. TO Liverpool, II, COG
isyIe, sss to barcelona, $50 to Malaga,
N to Boston, and 1904 to New York.
gakR-The receipts this m0rning com.
81 ISL hhds. Tine demand continues very
dat full prices, especially for the me-
q grades, and the sales to-day comprise
% offerings in first hands at 7al9c. 10
ior inferior; 909ac. for common;
llac. for good common; 1lA@l2Ic. for
llsgl22c. for good fair; 125@l9c. for
lair; l341l3sc. for prime; i330l4c. for
ee; lt@l4ae. for yellow clarified; 1910
ior white clarified, and ll3@l5sc. for
qlassEs - The receipts this morning
Eise 3s4 bills. and 81 halfbbls The
sadeontinues active at full prices, and
Y receipts were sold at 450150c. ~ gal
y Inferior, 5806Oc. for con mon, 65O
ier fermenting, 62A@65c. fo- fair, $50
lar prime, and 78@s0c. for strictly
as1Is PROM TIE WEsT-The steamer
Lee, from Louisville, is the only ar
ilela the West since our review Of yes
Pun Tho market has exhibited much
ELIMINATION to-day. The inquiry is quite
lae demand is fair, and prices are de-
Armer, although the business is only
The sales to-day embrace 2539 bills,
arh l20 and $50 treble extra, and $50
extra on private terms; "a unbranded
III; 40 on its merits at so 80; rs SUI
aat 80 80; lis do. at 50 So; 200 double
ASs SCI 100 do. at $40; l00treble extra
ilas at &ll rs; 800 choice extra at $14;
SlA rs; 100 do, In two lots, at $l4;
sale and 100 ch0ice extra on private
y DO, Of $l4, and SO of SIS 90 ID Dbl.
The market Is quiet, but steady
n, with moderate demand. Sales
$50 sacks, Of which 2000 green at
white at 97c.; $50, GOO, eco, GO,
~ white and yellow at 81; $50 very
! " le, 240 white, 800 and 500 yellow
|. tushel.
! -The demand Is moderate, but prices
: Sales to-day e75 sacks, of which
! and 30 at Sc. y bushel; and 400
: % and 100 sacks sold at So 200
"A lot Of 200 bales, and one Of 800
Ohio river, sold at $40 70 ton.
. AEAT--ShouldeFs are j0bbing at
L, 1000 ribbed sides III bulk sold
D a
!. q tierces inferior sold at l2c., and
prime AZ l4ac. %Ib.
"a loi Of so bbls. old mess sold in
j 2z 81 % Dbl 1t isretailing st S22
4 mess, and S22 so for new "A lot of
il new overweight mess sold on the
Z S2l rs y Dbl.
I've casks shoulders sold at I0lc.
ii 20 tierces sugarcured hams ~ I5c.
. 1tldeis are now retailing at i05e.
d sea al 1gaGal2sc,; clear sides
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