New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-01-05
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WEDN1sDAy KvEHiNG. January Z. 1917

CoTroN-The sales to-day summed up
74Oo bales at irregular and generally easier
price,, indicating decline from good or
binary to low middling inclusive of sc. We
now auot1. Low ordinary at II q l l lsc: Or
binary at IL l2lsc; good ordinary at Isl.
1850; low middling at l3a. a l4'sc; mid
ding at l4t. l4-sc; strict middling at - q
l5c.and good middling at "A l5tac.
The market opened with fair demand,
but under the depressing influence of dis
ouraging kilograms from Liverpool and
New York, and decline IN both foreign and
domestic exchange factors were compelled to
make concessions to the extent noted above.
In exceptional cases, strict good ordinary
sold az high as l314c, and low middIing as
lew as 1896. A style of middling which
commanded Yesterday ll'sc, sold as Ale.
Liyeryoc! middling sold as low as l5Ac.
against Ij;sc yesterday; strict low iniddling
at Aisc. against l4h.o yesterday. and strict
good ordinary at i3l.c, asains: lo'se.
COTTON STATEMENT.
Stock on hand Sc ptenlbe, I. I3'.-ba,es 1885
Arrived siuce last state'nent...... 1'n
Arrived praviOus.. ............... s1,!s'- sso1o'
Total, Observation-Disclosures. ,oy,s sos
Cleared previous1: ............. .t..Ss~ 80. A's
Stack on hand aud on s!,irboard -baiss.... ga 5y.
To-day's exports we.. to Liverpool. Re.
ceipts proper since last evening. 1914 Bales
against 2JJ35 last year. making an aggregate
since Friday evening Of 80, 2l5 bales against
1894 fol the corresponding time last seek.
and 49, 40 last GEAR. and since August 81 /.
| of 1885, bales against 46S. l0S last year.
SUGAR-Receivet, to-day. 81! hhds. The
market ia dull. with e tendency in prices in
favor Of buyers. The supplies are mostly
| disposed Of. howevee. and We quote ~. =
El,o inf 81, n r. fnr CDYN,NONe X, n
7Mc fer fair; Sd Sac fos good fair: 81. q
! Sc for fully fair: GLE a lOc ior prime TO
| strictly prime: -. a lOc fer seconds and
| centrifugal: l0l, l2c GoS yellow clarified.
and II v q l3c for white.
MoIAssEs-Received to-day. i0ls bbis.
! Good moiasscs is in request, bu: Che poor
descriptions are neglected. The supplies
were mostly sold. however. at - a ACC for
| inferior and centrifugal, As SOC for com.
mon. 52055c for fair. S6 a SIC for prime,
| So a G0c foS strictly prime. an. y . 6se tor
| choice.
FLcrR-The market Is steady. witt, =
moderate demand and scarcity of double
extra and the grades below. About 1000
bbls were sold today. Of which s.,
superfne at s. so; $50 double extra at
| s. 20; 100 do at S. 90; 100 treble extra at
at s. 37le y bbl.
CoRN-Is in light supply and firm; 100
| and 1000 sacks white sold at sc U bushel.
OATs-The market is quiet but firm with
LIGHT suDply, and none on the landing:
I5O and 90 sacks st, Leuis sold at Sc T.
h,,shcI.
BRAN-Is in light supply. Prices, how
ever. ore q little easier; 200 sacks sold at
| 81 :s5 v 100 lbs.
H.y-Is in sunpIy and steady: 50 q nd 400
balos choice Western sold at $50 I, ton.
Prime i, suoted at SR.
PoRK-Mess is quoted at so 5Oe 70 IS "
bbl. II ia in good demand at so 50. We
hear ssles Of iOl2 bbls, of which III, 200
and 400 nj $50 50; Is, 50, 60 ard $50 at
S:sO Is y bbl II is retailing at So % T.
hhl
I.pn-Is ouiet. but firm, with light
stock: 50 tierces packers sold at l2Ac, and
100 keos kettle rendered at lac y Is.
DRY SALT MEAr-The market is nearly
hare. and shoulders are now held at 9kac y
n Last evening 7 caslA shoulders sold at
o. and casks clear sides at IL sc y Is.
" RAcoSNThere is yery little here. The
market IA bare of shoulders, and nearly SO
of clear rib sides. Clear sides are held at
I3Ac. and sugar-cured hams at ~ a &c T. tb
BxrAXFAsT BAcoN-Is in good supply.
Western ia selling at Tic; Northern l7a lSc
~ h.
Wu,sxv-Is scarce and in request and
prices are higher. Rectified, good proof, is
quoted at 81 O5al 10 y gallon, with small