New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-01-18
COMMERCIAL
.-rr>rAy EvENrSG. January y. Is

'-rr>pAY EVENING. January y. 1871.
CoT1oS-Ihe sales to-day embraced ESQ
bales at irregular and easier prices, CLOSING.
at a decline of Is a &c. We now quote low
ordinary at II ii 12c: ordinary At II 4,
| l2l2e; good ordinary at 1895 a 1859; low
| middling at Il uliisc middling ut l4al
| a. 5c, strict mddling at l5i. l5aec, :Lt
! good mddling al Isl. &c.
| Good ordinary sold as low as l3ilc: stric.
| good ordinary al l3..r, and low Ini'l'.lin@
| at 1889. These, however, were all eNtrcliie
! inside rates. and although some authorities
put low middling az l37s l5l:c, the weight
OF opinion was in favor "t the above luc:,.
tions. The market was depressed by heavy
receipts as well as 10y The decline o.; sc IL
New York. and d falling off on exchange.
Adding $50 bales 10 yesterdays report.
| the sales OF the past three days sum az
15.i00 bales, and the receipts y. iJ.. en-
b.acing 1868 from other delivery ports and
! -. lS:' proper. against 1875 proper tor the
! corresponding time last week. aEG Ii.1Si
| last wear. Receipts proper since August 81.
6.7 ,6,7 bales against 5.:3 .GS3 last year. Tie
&! exports comprise :..c:i, bales. embracing
! 22,}t0 to Liverpoo!. 2S,l 10 Cork. 4eJS 10
Antwerp. So57 70 Bremen. lllia9o Barcelona.
| 993 to Malaga. i"l2 - GeuG, ard -. -
| New York.
| COTTON STATEMENT
| Stock on hand September l. l8.c-b..lea , s@S
| Arrived since last st-.teM-1.:. 80.
Arrived prevou.y .........-...... 6S'9.- t.5,;tt
Total 5.;,.3y-
| Cleared today ..-............... 80
! Cleared previously. %s's"'- 'c 80
Stock on hand and o.: ,l4.pb".,d-h..es, ..l.y'l
! To-days exports embraced 2s5l bales to
! Cork: and NE 20 barcelona. Receipts
proper since las: evening ?5!i nales.
against 3o47 last year, making an 'a@-re-
gate since Friday evening of Ills" bales
against 1885 for The corresponding tine
August 81, Of %. ,o.1 bales, againS: oi;}..s-
last year.
! SuGAR-Rcce:ved to-day 1900 hhds. The
demand is brisk for III" better descriptions
and prices are tirrner. The supplies are sell
ing at 5 Sac for inferior; Ga hlec tor com
mon 7ls a Sc for fair: Sl4 a Sisc for good
fair; SIS. 9l.c for fully fair 9l4 a 49, c Tor
| prime; lUc ior strictly prime: lO'+c for
! prime to choice: a. l4c tor second; i0a- %
| He yellow clarified and III. a l2s+c Tor
white.
| MoLAssEs-HcceivcI to-day 1900 bhis
| The market is dull! except for good descrip-
| tioEs. which are III request and sell read
| lily. Poor qualities are difficult to dispose
of Interiors quoted at 20 30c: common
and fermenting 81 Ace; fair 45 a SOC: good
fair So q soc: prime o6c: strictly prime % q,
5ec; choice 50 a toe f. gallon.
FLoUR-The market appears to he firm.
although the demand is limited. About
1000 bbis We're sold to-day. OF which 20
common at 81 10; go superiinc at s. 30: -
double extra at s. IS; 200 treble ex.r: at
| 81 l214; so do at So ~ 80 do at Sc 30; 80
do at SIS 3. Y: 81 choice treble extra at
Sc so; 100 choice extra. at s.; 20 do at s. 30;
| 50 and 100 choice family at s.: 100 choice
! and $50 treble extra on private terms.
| COES-Thcre were some receipts this
morning. but they have not Yet been landed;
! $50 and 400 sacks Yellow sold in warehouse
a 75c y bushe.
! .OArs-Are in far demand, and firm.
1900 sacks were sold to-day, of which 400.
secondhand sacks, aad 900 sacks st. Lauis
at Sc; 100 choice dc and 100 GalenS. a.
| Zoe.
| BRAN-Is in light supply and demand;
100 sacks sold at 81 49, and 100 small sacks
at 81 80 u 100 TBS.
| HAY-Fifty-two bales sloicc st. Lou:s
sold at $50 ., ton.
| PoRK-The market is 1irmer, and mess is
now held in round lots at So - a 90 50 T.
Dbl 1t is retailing at 81 50023.
| BACON-Is also trmer; 10 and 20 casks
| clear sides sold at be; 10 do at l3L4c, subse
| qucntly l3t2c was asked; clear rib sides arc
! held at I2a.c; plain hams at46 a lie; sugar
| cured hams II a lSc; hams are very dull
| Some shoulders have been received. they
| are quoted at III y d l2c.
Dry SALT MEATS held higher; holders
| are asking el2c for shoulders, and PC for
clear sides; 20 boxes clear sides sold at Ii Il c
| " tb.
LARD-ls tirmcr, with light stock.
| Tierces are quoted at 1914 q l3c; kegs at
| l4b a l434c Y fb.
BREAKFAST BACoN-Northern is selling
| at Ice; Western 160l611c y fb.
R1CE-The market is now pretty well sup.
! piled with Carolina rice, but holders are
| firm at Sc Y Is for good and 8l4c for fair
! There is very little doing in the Louisiana
| product, but prices are firm at size y fb for
| common, 6tc for ordinary, 715c for prime
FRUIr-There are no Louisiana oranges Of
| consequence in market; Havana are selling
! at SO y 1900. Lemons are very scarce and
command ST. y box. Bananas 81 so as v
bunch. Cocoa nuts Sc Y 100. Pine APP
| pies s..
Observation-Disclosures are scarce and COM
lnand on the levee, $izo4 so y Dbl. APP
| pies SIS al SO y bbi Krout So as Y Dbl
! Cabbages $l00l5 I, crate.
! POULrKY AND EGGs-Chickens are selling
| ON the landing at 81 08 y dozen, geese at
50 q 10 and turkeys at $IS02O Y dozen.
Western eggs are plenty, and dull at goo
! Soc v dozen
BEANs-White Western are selling at S. q
| Y bbl, and Northern at $SGS SO " Dbl.
| WHIsKY-There is scarcely anything do
| ing at wholesale, and quotations are nom
| inal at 81 l2c a 81 for Indiana reetifcd, and
! S. Ol1s a OIL for Cincinnati Bourbon,
! 81 050l % for patent, and 81 50O5 for
| pure.
COFFEE-No stock in first hands; jobbing
| trade dull. We quote Rio nomnally (gold
duty paid) prime 15A l5hc; good l4a q
! l5c; fair IN. q i41ac; ordinary l312c ' tb.
CorToS SHED-Receip sold for shipment
,ice Western factory Is mo.ne nvv.o