New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-01-03
COMMERCIAL
McSpAy EVENING, Jauua

MONDAY EvHS-Nff, January :, IS.
COTrON-The sales to-day embraced 900
bales, at prices rcGuiling no change IN our
quotations. which We repeat as follows:
Low ordinary at II IL he: ordinary at Il q
,:21ec: good ordinary at 1874 a l3a-c; low
middling at 1874 a l4isc; middIing at ii"s q
l45sc; strict middling ST lJc q, and good
middling at - d l5l2c.
During the morning factors We're more
stringent in their pretcnsons and. realized
in many cases very full prices; strict good
ordinary to low midding selling up to l3 ~.
strict low middlinT at lii4c and lniddling II
I4a4c, but subsequently the turn WAS i'll
favor of buyers, and at the close there APP
reared to be no cause for any change IL
quotations. Some low middling sold a.
low as 133-c.
COTTON STATEMENT.
Stock on hand September !. I21o-bales % SIS
Arrived since last statement...... 3'z9
Arrived previously ............ 3'',5'o- .S'7 90
To,al.................. 554,.1
Cleared TODAY. a:3
Cleared previously .............. afG ai5- 'a see
Stock on hand and si,ipboard-balcs. 2lGi63
To-day's exports embraced 1856 bales 10
Providence, Rhode Island, and 81 i" Pllila-
dclphia Receipts proper since Saturday
evening. $685. bales against t3.GUo last year.
making an aggregate since Friday evening
| of IA. SS3 ba,es against .l.S3i Tor the corre-
! spending time last week and 1920 lass
| year. and since August 81, Gl o23,bt! ia es
! against 463 SSS last year.
| SuGAR-Recriyed to-day. 1909 hhds. We
! note a fair demand at about previous prices.
| The day is partially observed az Il holiday,
! and what with the landing being blocked
| M with produce. the movement is restricted.
| Sales are being made, however, at . Oi2c
| for inferior; Ga4 a7lsc Tor common; !: n
| *. for fair; Size for good fair; S34 a "a
| for fully fair; o. a l0c for prime; y a Zoe
far seconds and centrifugal; lole a l2c
| for yellow clarified and II II BE FOR white.
| MoLAssEs-Received to-day, 1000 bills.
| The market is inactive and prices haze an
| inclination to rule in favor of buyers. The
! supplies are selling at . 0l0c for inferior
| and centrifugal; IS q sc for common; 81
a 55c for fair; 81 q 5sc for prime; a"c tor
strictly prime, and 50 cole for strictly
| prime to choice.
FLoUR-The market has shown more ami
nation to-day. Supertine and double extra
continue scarce. About 1900 bbis were sold,
of which 80 s,lpertine at S. 81; $50 and 200
double extra at s. -; 80 md 30 treble eX-
ira at Sc; IS and 300 do 1T s6 l2l2; 200 dc
at S. l2le; 50 and 200 choire treble extra at
St SO; 100 and 100 choice, extra at s. 81 y
30 choice extra at 81 IS z ,bl.
ConN-Is in light suppit and prices are
still higher. 500 sacks wcie sold to-day, OF
which $50 yellow at zoe; le9 soft white al
re; and $50 white at Zoe Pbushel
! OATs-Are in light supplyon the landing
md with a fair demand prices are frmer
OF tu>,ut 1000 sacks were sold to-day, Of which
I'd 200 st. Louis at 55c; 100 and 300 dc
;sements = bushel.
i'eine Us scarceand prices have advanced
ar and III $50 sacks sold at ST 40 y 100 Tbs.
and seyeIs III light supply, and prices arr
,, ;neo,.;o}n e is selling at $50; choice s3i 4
sssN charged as of 100 bbls mess sold a
5a,, an.;nserted Mess is retailing at 80
al "s0 III" H. SIX casks shoulder
* rke ct !, even t1ousndaydes are quoted at II ~
: measures Jaturt5 tierces kettle rem
kpracucai aE ind 24O kegs pressed a
House ,s setl y, \ is light but there j
AAoose vent DyRat prices are nominal
present letter. at I'm olal4c; clea
2zrus1a SIC; sugar-cured ham
Camp sh in rood supply
0ssasz.s, w. S5n 81