New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-01-17
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TnunspAr EYEs1so. JanuI


THURSDAY EYEslrso. January l6, 1868.
CorreE-The sales to-day amounted TO
800 bales, at about previous prices. We
continue 10 quote ordinary at l341l3lc.;
good ordinary Ut l4A@l5e. ; low middling at
B1Dl69c.; middhhg l60l6}c.; strict mid
ding, at l63@l6Sc.; and good middling at
Hoo. tg
The market opened with fair inquiry,
but the movement was checked by pur.
chasers being unwilling TO goUn unless at
Inside rates, factors adhering TO their previ-
Gus pretensiUns, and there being only mod.
crate supply open. Later Ia the day in
cycssed iifmness was impaired to prices by
the tenor Of the Liverpool reports, but the
demand continued moderate. Hence the
business was confined 20 the comparatively
limited amount noted above. II anything
Tie tendency was to greater ease, and it was
difhOult to realize outside rates unless for
very desirable lists.
5SrGAE-The receipts this morning COM
prise Az hhds. Inc demand continued
good ut full prices, and pretty much all the
receipts were sold at 72@80c II 70 for Inferior;
common. llS6Bl24c. for tair; l2t1l23c. for
good fair; lS@l54c. for fully lair; Isle.
fof .Apriine; 1896. for CIoiee 1910
nc, for yellow clarified; l6CGi5lc. for white,
spdl2l@l3Ac, for seconds. ~
fNoLAssEs- receipts this morning
comprise e9A bbis. The demand is active,
especially for the better grades. aud about
al the receipts were sold ut aO6345c. q gal,
lon for inferior, 50055c. for cUmmon, $50
nc. for fermenting, as In quality, 72Ac. for
prime not fcrmentlng, and Toe, for strictly
prime to choice. sis 8atawH e
AEHitALs FRoN rHE WEsr-Tle steamer
Pauline Carroll, trcm St. Louis, has arrived
since our review Of yesterday.
FLoUE-Tne market is very dull, and the
only sales today were 500 bbls. treble extra
On private terms; 100 double ut 50 75; and
% treble at Sl2 so ID Dbl. eupertne is
quoted at So. double extra at 50 b0nSa as:
treble ell0l2 so; choice extra SlS0l4 SO
c6sN Tho market Is quiet. bat firm and
unchanged. Sales to-day 1875 sacks, Of
which IS green at 9lc. I; 500 DO. At 93c.; ll5
mixed at CSC. 200, $50. aud 1000 white, and
AT white and yellow at 95c- ~ bushel. A
lot OF AS sacks yellow sold o. 81 % bushel.
OATs--Are duh, and prices are unsettled.
Tue sales to-day are confined to $40 sacks,
q which 50 at e0c.; lcoat S23c.. aud 100 at
Sc. % bushel.
Bias Is selling ID tie trade at 81 ID 100
NJ. 100 sacks sold at that price today.
hAY-The market is well supplied, with
Qif and Ordinary, but strictly prime and
choice s scarce. Sales to day $50 bales OF
which $50 fair Ohio river at $40 50, choice
o. az S2l $50 and 800 fair western at sal
3 ton. G air4
LARD-Keg Is scarce and in request; tierce
ain fair supply but is dull IS kegs prime
old At Il ctEits q ID tience is quoted ut
" 100 tierces PRIME sold ut that price.
RoRK-There Is some inquiry and the
market is firm. Holders are asking S22 b
vi. for old mess, and $22 GO for new; but
We have no sales to note excepting 100 bbls.
e SAG Is D bbl. Mess Is retailing at SOS .
hi. q f7t - ~ - = z.
II oot IN a nrincinai. salas fo.dav va,.e :
md 10 casks shoulders at 9ic., 10 do. clear
dies aft 1885,, aud 90 tierees uncanvased
1sar-eured hams il lots ut 11Ac. q n.
Mnalders are retailing ut 9lc. clear ribbed
SIDES l2ac.; eleersideA iSe.; and sugar-cured
Ams il8lsc- q d. ssS