New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-01-18
COMMERCIAL.
FR1pAY EvErrno. Janu.rr IL IS

AAADAA ENhhAA0s January II, l585s
COTTON-Thc sales to-day amounted to
$50 bales, mostly At full prices. We quote
ordinary at ls0l38c., good ordinary at la
@l5, low middling At l5A@l5a, middling Ut
i6Gl6t, strict middlng ut l6361l6a and
good ml,ldling at I7Dl74.
At the opening Of the market buyers came
f0rwRrd with offers Of lower figures, predl-
e2ted on the course of exchange aud the
limits OF their orders, and the tendency was
to easier rates, but at later hOur the "a
EOrable tenor OF the Liverpool accounts
gave an additional impulse 70 the demand,
under which factors were enabled TO realize
full prices, in some cases s@lc. more than
they would have accepted yesterday
Some parties who classify more rieidly
than the majority Of buyers quote lc.
higher than the above figures, which are
Intended TO assl1ilate to the Liverpool
classification. The sales of the past three
Gays sum up 1880 bales, making a total
Tor the week OF 2S, 500 against q, 500 last
week and II, 600 the week before. The re-
oeipis proper for the week comprise %. 255
bales against ~, 1876 last week, showing a
decrease OF 1860 bales. The weeks exports
comprise "a 497 bales, embracing III ,543 TO
Liverpool, 7lll to Havre, 2244 to Barcelona,
ll50 70 Hamburg, 1860 to Genoa, 1883 to
heIico, ard 1890 to New York.
sUGAR-Tbe receipts this morning com.
prize 7O7 hhds The demand is very good az
grades. and the sales to-day embrace most
d the receipts at 7S619c. y u for Inferior
4eic for common; ll@ll4c. for good COM
n NOM ll{Wl2lc for fair; l2i0i2sc. for good
fair; l5@l33c for fully fair; l9l@l3kc. for
\ prime; l35e. for choice; 140lA4c for yellow
eiaIihed; lb3@l5sc. for white clarified, and
H{Wl34cs for seconds. The demand has
been good throughout the week, aud all the
receipts were sold at the foregoing prices.
Weeks sales 1853 hhds. Louisiana; receipts
1850 hhds., 81 bols.; imports none; exports
y hhds., 10 bbls.
MOLkssEs-The receipts this morning
comprise 662 bbls. The demand Is very ac-
Tive, at full prices, and all the receipts were
sold az 6O6155c. q gallon for common, CSC
q &4Oc. for fei menting, as IN quality, 7l1T2e.
9f prime not termeuting, AMI f7Ae. for
strictly prime, An active demand has pre-
vailed during the week aud all the receipts
have sold 81 these prices. Weeks sales
s'aO DOls Lol'slana receipts 1888; imports
Z n9ne exports 938 bbls.
ARRIVALS PROM THR WRsr-There have
aos been any arrivals slnce our review of
Yesterday.
FLouR-The market has exhibited more
animation today, and there was
" AIT demand for the local trade at
4 previous prices. Sales to-day of 2l65
taErels, Of which so were superane.
te extra, and 100 choice extra. on private
Y terms 50and 100 fine ut IS 20 superfne at
Il 81 rs; $50 double ira At So So; $40 fine
md supeffine at s.; GO superfine at So 371 /;
ie5 double extrn al 50 90 /; 225 on its merits
80 So; 100 double at 50 rs; SO at $40 !;
lu0ifeble at $ll so, and $50 at 50. Inferior
quoted At $a619 26; double extra SO 5OM
sls; treble Sll@l2 60, aud choice extra
slS9l4 SO barrel. TIE market has
Dstn very dull during the week at these
Prices. Weeks sales ID, 723 barrels receipts
tfea9 exports 25As.
poaa- The offerings on the landing are
neF light-ihe demand is quite fair and
gsiees are ruling with an upward tendency.
esl.s to-day 1857 sacks, Of which 5OO 500
fhlte aud mixed; 257 white mixed: 1850
Whites 600 do, and 900 do, all ut 05c q
sushel- very good demand has prevailed
lor shipment and the trade during the past
e stek at S3G95c. % bnshel-mOstly Doc
meek,s sales, 5000 sacksi receipts 54,OsS;
oArs-Are dull; there were sales today,
aeEeeer, OF $50 sacks, of which I50 200 and
" Al Soc, and 100 choice At B5c, AZ bushel
ing market has been dull during the week,
" Present prices show decline Of Sc. ID
d aIports 1910 sacks.
BaAN-is selling In email lots to the trade
~ y 100 Ths. so sacks sold to-day at that
nee, which has been the rate throughout
M VA week. Weeks sales 1900 sacks; receipts
-At--fituie ana cn1iCe IS scarce and In
Z qaeat; ordinary and fair Is plenty and
= WV Sales today go bales, Of which 100
= 500 fair Western ut $40, and $50 prime
~ u ton. Prices declined early Ia the
seE, and have ruled at about the present
s.es since. Weeks sales 1868: recelpts
sa6; exports 200 bales.
-san-keg lard is scarce aud Ia rpquest.
zee IL IN fair supply bat Is dull; 100 keas
we sold In lots Of 20 kegs to-day at lac.
e-an advance Of &c. Keg Is retailing
s9e. We quote prime In tlefces at whole.
n &c l2sc-, which has been the rate dur.
the week. The rate OF keg was l4c.
I. Hs Gales $40 terces and 6e4 kegs; re-
1914 tierces and COS kegs; exporss
4 faak-The market Is firm today with
. business doing in jobbing way at
y p1l rs q Dbl. for old and new mess.
= .sfal sales Of from 10 to 25 aud 20 bbls.
q Ace At these prices. Early IN the
lp0 bbla. old sold at S22, but III tic
holders asked S23 81 wholesale. Il l.
alilpG e S3s. Prices have advanced
y Dbl. during tie week owing 10 a
=, demand for the trade. The rates
sa ~ 5olloWs: SCI 80. 81 Is. e2a, and