New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-01-25
COMMERCIAL.

MONDAY EVENING. January "a, 1870.
CoTToN sales to-day summed up 1850
bales, mostly at sitter prices, requiring,
however, but a slight modification in our
quotations, which we now adjust as follows:
Low ordinary 203@2l9c; ordinary 22@
222c; good ordinary, l3s@23tc; low mid.
ding, 23J@24bc; middling 244@-c;
strict midding, 24l0245c; and good mid
ding, 25l925ac.
The market opened with fair inquiry,
but operations we're restricted by the lin
tied supply but later in the day more
samples. were opened, and the demand
being stimulated by favorable kilograms
from Liverpool and New York, the business
summed up the amount noted above, while
factors realized full prices, the figures paid
in many cases showing an improvent Of bc,
while In others they accorded with Satur.
days rates. The 5 T. N. kilograms from
Liverpool had a favorable influence and
made factors more stringent in their pre-
tensions. Low middling ruled at 235G24c,
and strict at 24024tc. At the same time
there were sales as low as 234 and, with
staple, at IA; in fact some authorities
quoled at 240244.
STATEMENT OF COTTON.
stock on hand September L, lsea-balss. no
Arrived since LAST statement ........ i25H -. 90,
Arrived previously olS,OS2
Total. ...........~............... sis.sOl
gg1esssa .''-'.''''''.''''''.- 49, "a, ssa
stock on hand and on shiDbOArd-baes ..I79,24s
To days exports we're TO Liverpool,
Receipts proper since Friday evening, 1878
bales, against 20, 134 for the corresponding
time last week, and since September 1,
578 96S bales, against 635O78 last year.
SUGAR AND MoLAssEs-The receipts were
quite liberal this morning and embraced l490
hhds sugar, 1926 bbls and $50 half bbls mo-
lasses. Rainy weather interrupted move
ments in sugar, but the supplies OF molasses
were pretty much sold. Prices for su@ag
are unchanged, while those for molasses ave
firmer. Sugar is firm at s408ic
b b for inferior; 940l0c for COM
mon; 100l1lc for fair; 1l3@ll4c for fully
fair; l240l23c for prime; l2s 0I3c for choice;
9t0ll3c for seconds; IS3@l4c for yellow
clarified, and I46ll4fc for white clarified.
The molasses sold at 40645c D gallon for
inferior; 47055c for common and centrifugal;
63@64c for iermenting; 65@67c for fair, and
69Q170c for prime.
ARRIVALS FROM THE WRsT-The Pauline
Carroll and Mohawk, from st. Louis; Louis
vile, from Louisville; Lorena and Leonidas,
from Cincinnati, aud Allegheny, from
Wheeling, have arrived since our review Of
Saturday.
FLoUR-Rainy weather prevented opera
tions this forenoon. The market is un-
changed, however, with light stock and
Arm prices. Fine Is quoted 81 IS l23t05 20;
9upornue % J44, single extra % oUi oouDle
extra IS 5000 s7A; treble extra S696 50i
choice extra SIS 5007; family extla 81 500
50 u Dbl There we're sales since noon
Of 500 bbls, Of which 800 single extra at
% As; 50 choice extra 1t IS rs, and i40 do
at 81 ~ Dbl.
CoHE-Is 10 better supply, but good and
merchaptable 10 stlll scarce and firm. 1000
seeks prime white sold At 81 10 q bushel;
200 yellow at 81 0o, ana 100 do st 81 07A.
0krs-Are ia light supply and firm 81 Zoe
/ b bushel for prime St. Louis.
BakN-Is iH light supply and rather
/ frmer; $50 sacks sold at 81 so y 100 rs,
I aod afe At 81 so . 100 rs.
HAY~fAin light supply, and II iobbina 81
s33084 p GOA iqr prime and choice Western.
Pork tIesH 81 held IL round lots 8 50
q bhl IL ID iobuing atSS0 25830 20 y Dbl
S. buIs aott ii thcae lgIe st $50 80 y Dbl =
Ia1 d g tnls 4anq pola aold - $23 80 3
iaF skif l1Al1 ea Shoulders z0ll
r ~ il H M.
ANe de sug Iee D
a.ct ~ sp7leA a lssz sE1 ltsA
rd Dagms ~ haiaas aA 3.