The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1871-11-08
New Orleans Market.
CoTToN-The sales to-day embraced
1850 bales, at sitter prices until to-
ards the close, when they were less

W ards the close, when they were less
buoyant: I'll
Good ordinary. .l7A@I7s
Low Middling- ----lo u
Middling. --"-.------.-- -lot@-
Strict Middling. 1890 -
Good Middling- -----.-------- lo3f0-
The market opened with good de-
mand, only a moderate supply, and
factors asking 5@4c. above yesterdays
quotations, which restricted the move
ment. A moderate alnonnt, neverthe-
less, changed hands, partly at previous
rates, but mostly at an advance of &c.
Later in the day holders We're less
stringent in their pretensions, and the
demand became more lively, resulting
in salest9 the5amount noted above. A
considerable portion of the business
was done on the basis of l6(9lS5c. for
Low Middling, but towards the close
prices were easier.
SuGAR-Received 70 hhds. The de-
mand is good, especially for the better
descriptions, and the supplies were
all sold at 71c. for inferior, 6}(s3c.
for common, &c. for good common, llac'
for fully fair, l24c. for choice, and l25c.
for yellow centrifugal. The new crop
now coming in is mostly very poor in
quality, and shows the lack of sniff
cient attention in manufacturing OIL
the part Of the planters. They send
their product too soon to market, ant
the Sugar arrives here green and sof
and undrained, making it unmarketa'
Bile and understandable. Molasses
also comes here very poor, and show:
much neglect as to quality.
MoLAssEs-Received 42l bbls., q
half bbls. The demand is fair, anf
the supplies were all sold at 45c. fol-
common, 54@55c. for fair, soc, for fail
to prime, 57956c. for prime, Coo. foI
strictly prime, and 62062ac. for strict
| ~ pTlluC 10 CIlOlCe.
! FLoUR-Is in better demand and thu
market has shown much more ANNA
ton to-day. About $4,000 bbls. were
sold, of which IS and 25 supeifne a
Sc 1913, IS double extra Sc 95. 100 low
treble extra at 81, az and 60 trebl'
extra at 81 l23, 100 good treble ex:r;
at 81 20, 80 and so do. at 81 50, 81
treble extra at 81 20, eco good trebl
extra at 81 so, IS do. at 81 621, I0
choice extra at So, rs and so choic
extra at S. so, so do. at IS rs, 25 dc
at SO, 500, so and 100 treble extra o.
private terms.
CoRN-Is in fair supply and modeV
ate demand. 5000 sacks were sold to
day, of which 100 mixed and whit
mixed at &c.. 700 red mixed at S2!c
700 mixed at s3., 400 white and yello,
in burlaps at &c., and 100 white a
92ac. y bnshel.
/ OATs-Are in good supply and fai
demand, 1900 sacks were sold to-day
of which 800 St. Louis at SIC, $50 an
500 choice at Sc, and 100 choic
Galena at 53c. u bushcl.
BRAN-Is dull, with holders askin
81 40 ~ 100 fb.
PAY-Is dull. 400 bales were solo
of which SIS ordinary at $50, lis prim
at S2s, 100 do. at $50, and rs at So
u ton.
PoEK-Is in request, and the mark
ct is tirmer to-day, owing to the lisl
stock on hand. Last evening 100 mes
sold at SIS 25, and to-day so bbls. ;
SIS 25 ~ bbl. But holders are no
asking SIS so and refusing SIS 25
, Dbl. 1t is retailing at SIS IS }Y bbl.
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, the faithlulness of it. Gods 10,
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the flight of time; never momel
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has been the hours portion ,
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turned aside from your fidelity te
, thousand times, but he never one
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not graciously, he had long ago d
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are as dear to him now as ever, ar
: you shall be dear to him wht
Heaven and earth shall pass ava
Well, what then ? Why, then,
: constantly seek to serve him. L
g every day have duty, and let eat
: days duty be your pleasure al
privilege. Do not be receivir
) without also giving out, but as Il
> sovereign goodness of God com
IS to you without a pause, and the
/ are no miscarriages in divine graC
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ness, negligence, or delay in 70
: gratitude, and the obedience viii,
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