New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-01-20
MARKETS..
domestic Markets.


sales to-day 34OO bales. Flour: Southern
firm; common to extra Sc 55a6 81; com
mon to choice s. 5OnS 80. Whisky dali
and declining, a2ls 93c. Wheat active:
winter red and amber Western 81 50 al So.
Corn heavy and lower: new - Sic; South
ern yellow S2Lec. Pork dull and heavy;
new So; old Sd. Beet steady. Lard dull
and heavy; kettle rendered l3c. Turpen-
tine 4Sl2c. ROsin quiet: strained s. 70.
Tallow dull at 8ls n9c. Freights dull. BY
sail -four a &c; by steam: wheat &c: cot
ton sc.
C1ScIsNAr1. January lo-Cotton dull and
unchanged: middlins l4i4c. Flour: Firm
demand; fair family Sc "a -. Wheat scarce
and firm; red winter 81 q 81 30. Corn
frmer; demand fair at 81 a SEC. Rye 90"
gac. Oats 40043c. Provisions panicky
and difficult to give accurate quotations,
but holders anxious to sell. Mess pork held
at S2l. but sales were made at $50 at
sellers option, to be delivered i'll February,
March and April. Lard held at li7s l2c
for steam and kettle rendered; some sales
were made early in the day at quotations.
but no demand at close. Bulk meats offered
freely; shoulders 1i.c: clear rib and clear
SIDES aa, a lol. and l0i.c. with no buyers:
Green meats sold at 7Ec for shoulders, and
9i.c for sides. Hams II a l2lar. Bacon held
at ai.c for shoulders. lie for clear rib sides.
and lL2c for clear sides. with small sales.
Sugar cured hams lee. Hogs dull and
dropping. closn. fat, j. = 4: y. Whisky
Sc
ST. LOUIS, January ln-Fiour: low
grades scare. and wanted: sI,per.ine winter
s. e. a 81; XX :, 81 {, 50. Wheat. buy
ers OFF; prices nominai!y unchanged. Corn
firm at 40 o 45c for mixed in bulk.
Oats firm at a. 4Si,c. sacked. Rye firm at
Sc. Whisky Sc. Mess pork duH ami
of 1Nyyv IL
heavy and weak: only io!,bing sales: shoul-
ders rs a Sc: clear rih l01S l0l.c: Gear
sides l07s He. Bacon quiet. iohbing at
9L2c for shoulders: l isc for clear rib and
Re FOR clear sides Lad easier at llI.c for
kettle rendered. logs s. SORT -. Cattle
unchanged
Foreign Markets.
i.vER"ool. January E.-Beef declined:
HIS and sd for extra prime lncss.y
LIVERPOOL. January lS--Markct easier.
but not quotably lower uplands. Esd; Or
leans SLsd Estimated sales 10000 bales.
LONDON. January il. LOO p. E.-Consc!s
a2ls; 'ivc-lwenties of 1862. @'s.
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:;c,tcrlI,'- Evenin. Dispatched
81. Francisco. January |9-Ncat.cr
warm and showeIy.
Three OF the Nevada railroad robbers
have been sentenced to thirty years impris
onMent.
OMAHA. january tsp. ". Hitchcock
was elected United States senator. vice john
w. Thsycr.
Sr. PAUL. January ,a-Mr Window was
elected United States Senator for the long.
and III. Stearns for the short term.
New YORK, January IA World special
reports that General Bourbaki was repulscd
on the fifteenth and sixteenth, with heavy
loss.
PHILADELPHIA. January la.-Pctcr Rich
ings a veteran actor. is dead lie was sew
enty years OF age.
NORFOLK. Virginia. January la.-The
schooner Magnolia is 4 total wreck. of Cape
Charles.
FORTRESS MONROE. January IA north
east storm prevails.
Washington January 19--Hopse--A bill
was Introduced authorizing the c0nstrue
ton of twenty iron ships for postal pur-
poses.
The bill giving certain foreign ships Amer
lean registry passed.
Indian matters were then taken up, and
are under discussion.
Seroe,-A contest il progressing over
steamship companies. That between New
Orleans and Gulf ports seems to .e the
favOritc.
ST.. Louis, January l9.-The vote of the
Missouri Legislature for United States Sen
;,tor was as follows: Blair l02, Henderson
So, Ben amin S.
LONDON, January II, $50 P. M.-Thr in
vestmcnt Of Longwy has been completed.
notwithstanding the attempts Of the garri
son to prevent the Germans from placing
their batteries i'll position.
German losscs in recent battles with Gen
eral Chanzy are officially stated as III Off
GERS and 1903 men killed and wounded.
The French lost, besides their killed and
wounded. $1,000 unwounded prisoners.
HAVANA, January iS.-Seventy insurgents
of Cienga de Laporte surrendered today:
PiTTsBuRG. January is, Evening.-The
coal shipments tonight and tomorrow will
amount to 3,33777 900 bushels, of which ,l65-
900 are for New Orleans, $4,000 for Vicks-
burg, and .SOD0 900 for Louisville.
KNOXVILLE, January Is, Evcnng.-The
following boats are billed for New Orleans:
Mary Houston. Robert Mitchell, e. b.
Church, Mary Lowry, Alaska, Liberty.
Two Hundred and -Four and bargcs, Emma
Logan and bargcs.
The disIDantlcd steamer Echo was sunk
at the foot of Fourth street, Yesterday 10y
floating ice. and it l., feared her upper deck
will be carried off