New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-01-12
COMMERCIAL.

v S0SaSoAV ESNStt0 JANUARY II. lS.l.
Co7ros-The sales to-day summed VI,
$500 bales. at sitter prices during the
morning. but less buoyant. closing as fol.
lows: Low ordinary at II q i.c ordinary
at IL a l:lsc: good ordinary "a; l3l. 1896:
| low middling lit 1878 l4l4c; middling at
| AL. a 4,c. aud st.;c: m:ddl!ng at lJa
l5N.c.
The onir difcIcnc. from yesterdays
| figures IN the above is in COW nlddling.
which was comparatively scarce and IN
special request. During the morning strict
wa- reported "a high az l4'sc. and even
l4t.c After the receipt OF the :;ntavorable
kilograms from New York, it ruled at Ia, Il
l4t.c with little under ltl.c. Some good
middling sold az l5l,c. Ordinary SOFA a,
low as II ll,'.c. and stree ord may -
high as l.',c.
COTTON sTAIL&eH:
Stock on hand September = i,:'-bAe. s''h
Arrived since last statemen....... :Nt
Arrived pteviors. ................ Sts'S- o2s2'S
Total. e,ea:2
Cleared TO-DAY. Experimentation. 800 --
Cleared previously .............. Aia.s.2- az
Stock on hand and on si,ip1oa-d-oaes go 81,
We have added to previous receipts -"
bales reported 10 the Price Iurrrut, IA, the
tota. amo..nt saved from tho wrecks of the
Howard and Caldwell. Todav's exports
embraced Ii.9J0 bales TO Liverpool. 3t!7 to
Genoa o. t:ncluding 8, in .S4 half bales
TO Vera Graz. and Sab TO Bremen. Receipts
proper since last evenings statement 1888
bales. against 546S last year. making an
aggregate since Friday evening Of 2J.0S3
bales against 30,3I5 for the corresponding
time last week. and 24,slj last year. ana
since August 81 of J'S.5'3 "alce. against
5l:0l1 last year
SCCAR-Receiyed TO-DAY :5,J4 hhds. We
note fair demand for good sugar, bu. the
poor descriptions arc dull. The supplies are
mostly cold. however, as received, at 81. a &c
for inferior; Ga f6'ac for common; 6;i. a : &c
for fair: liz a &c for good fair; gle &c for
fully fair; Ole a l0c for prime; ~. o8l.c for
seconds: l0Ls a lie for yellow clarified. and
III. a ljc for white. The market is bare OF
choice open kettle sugar, and the incOmin.
crop is mostly very poor in quality.
MosA,sES-Receivcd to-day 1000 bbIs.
Good descriptions are in request. but the
poor qualities are dull. The supplies are
selling at 20 &c for inferior: 81 l.. 15c for
common: 4S Sc for fail; S. 5,f6c for prime;
s. a 53c for strictly prime; and 59o 6oc for
ch0icc
FLouR-We note an export demand TO-
day, and we have heard Ot sales of about
5000 boIs double and low treble extra, all
particulars suppressed. For the local trade
there's very little doing. Superfne is quoted
at S. So double extra =, IS a :, 8. Ls T. Dbl.
About 1000 bbls were sold. Of which 500
double extra at s. rs: 100 do at g. 80; 100
do at s. s,ls; and 100 treble extra al Sc 80
v bib.
Con>-The market is bare or nearly 50.
There is none on the landing and very little
in warehouse. and prices are still higher;
800 sacks were sold to-day. of which 400
yellow ut 75c: 1000 do at 1Sc: 600 white at
Soc, and $50 do at Sc.
OATS-The landing is bare, and sale. are
made from warehouse; 100 sacks St. Louis
sold at a5c, and 300 Galena at Coo busbel.
BRAN-Thcre il none on the landing; 800
small sacks sold in warehouse at 81 ~. ANA
100 patent sac ks at 81 3, = 100 tbs.
HAY-We note q ligh: supply and firm
market. Prime Western is held At SO:
choice So T. tone
PoRA-liclers agc st:,; firmcr in their
views and are now asking ST. a q 50 for
mea. at wholesale, and ST. 50 q 3. % at
retail. Only retail business is doing.
L.no-A lot OF 100 kegs pressed sold at
l3i.c T. II. The market is firm with light
stock on hand. Tierces are quoted At l.. o
i.Asc y -.
BACoh-Ten tierces choice susar-curcd
hams sold at I9c y ID. Thcy are now quoted
at 10 a loc, a decline. There ara no shoulders
here. Clear rib sides are quoted nomina!v
at lslsc: clear sides, l3c T. II.
DRY SALT MFAT-Is in light supply and
firm. Shoulders command &c: Clear sides,
1890 y ID.
BRLAKFAsT BACOs-Nestcrn is seiiin. at
l6 lie; Northern at lie T. tb.
STAR CArDLEs-1wo hundred and fifty
boxes I6-ounce sold at II Lsc = i5
FREtCurs-Forcign freishts are firm I'M
der good demand for room Coastwise
no change. Cotton to Liverpool. sail, sd,
steam. I3-l6d; German ports. sal. ll-]6d:
Genoa, sail. lssc. Oil cake to Liverpool,
sail, g, sd a 35s: Oil to do. g.; -four. to do.
49, Tal'ow to do SIS 6d. Cotton to New
York. steam. a.c; to Philadelphia. a3c. Mo
la.ses to do, s.; sugar to do. So
BUTTLR-The market is unchanged: choice
Goshen Ala i3c: choice Western Da &c +
10; interior neglected and quotations nom
inal.
FEE-There is no stock in first hands.
We quote Rio. nomnally prime (gOld duty
paid Isl. a l5Iec y 10; good l4s. a l5c; fair
l4l. lilsc; ordinary I3isc Y II. The job
bing trade is good.
TAIIOw-TeXas rendered is in demand, at
g. - 10 city rendered 8i4c.
Owing to the intense cold, the wires Of
the Western Union Telegraph lines were
broken in nearly fifty places between Ban
gor and Lewiston, Maine. The wires were
put up and stretched during the hot weather
Ia.,t 81, nmer and contracting with tho cold