New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-01-17

The above figures show decline of sc
on good ordinary, ssc on low middling,
Is q lac ON middling. lsc on the inside
figures of strict niddling, and no variation
in good middling III ales included good
ordinary at 1885 and i9' e; strict do at l9as
and l9tlc: low ujGui'r. at 20, 20ls and
20l.c; strict d. ~ , :. 20la and 205sc;
niddling at 2o3 = and Use; strong
style of do at q Il and 2lasc: and good mid
sales of middlIng at 203ic, but at the close
it was the prevailing opinion that there was
no more to he had under 2lc. The demand
wis slack and the supply ample. The mar
ket was much steadier and. in fact, firmer
at the close than earlier in the day.
The sales for the past three days sum up
IL, 800 bales, against 22,SO0 for the CORE
spending time last week. Receipts since
Friday evening 1850 bales. embracing
proper, against 1904 proper last week and
q, l89 last year. Receipts proper since Au
gust 81, 81 1913 bales, against 627,071 last
year. The exports comprise 2S,O39 bales,
embracing 12.3O5 to Liverpool, 1890 tO-Cork
for orders AGO to Havre. $40 to San Sabas-
tian, 1888 to Barcelona, 1871 to Malaga, l3i
to Vera Cruz. l40l to Providence and 2S5
to Philadelphia. Tie Exchange kilograms
make the four days receipts at all the
and II 1868 last year Exports to Great
Britain 26,5l0 bales. against 13,315 last
week; to the Continent II, As bales, against
1885 last week. Stock Sol ,G42 bales, against
:JJ371 400 last week.
The Exchange reports: Market opened
very irregular and closed steady at quota
tions," which are reduced lsc in good ord-
nary, lac in good middling, and L4c in
midding, good middling being unchanged.
COTTON STATEMENT.
Arrived since last statement. 1922
Arrived previously. '8l ,i1l-5aa,'H 4
Total. ....-'.'.''..'.'.'...:.:; ellt'2
Cleared previously. i22 l21-i262l
Stock on hand and on shipboard not cleared. l88 ,2
Stock OF. hand time last year......... 1880
To DAYS exports were to Havre. Receipts
proper since last evening 6O7O bales, against
zoos on last Tuesday, and II $50 last year,
making an aggregate since Friday evening
of o $40 bales, against lo,OS4 for the CORE
sponding time last week, and p, lS9 last
year, and since August 81, OF 5ll SOB bales,
against 627 OF last year.
SUGAR-The market is in good supply and
dull, though without any change in prices.
5ls a 6lac for Inferior ga al C for common.
S0Sbc for fair, SlA 0salc for good fair,
&c for fully fair, GA d9l2c for prime,
95s a 1850 for strictly prime lOl4 C for choice.
~ a9c for seconds. 9dIOl2c for centr-
f1gal, lO1a q IL &c for yellow clarified and
Ii q l2c for white.
MOLAssEs-Is in good demnnd, especially
the better grades, which are scarce. Prices
are firm. and we quote prime fermenting
81 a 3Sc; strictly prime termenting 4O043c;
inferior not fermenting % 3Oc; common
and centrifugal 80 a 35c; fair IS a Acc; prime
Al a lic; strictly prime 40 47c; choice As
49c Y gallon.
FLOUR-The market is livelier to-day.
though there is only local business dong
and prices are unchanged. About 5o00 bbls
were sold, of which 81 common at ~ %; 2UV
fine at 81 81 y; 1913 supertine at 70 81 =: 10
supertine at -: 100 double extra at ~ 3'i2;
80, 100 and 200 do at 81 80; 100 treble extra
at 81 10: 100 good treble extra at s.; lou DO
at So 10; Do and 30 at 50 l2l2; 200 choice
extra at 50 %; 300 do at So so; 800 do at
50 so; 500 do at s. 81: 30 do at s. go; 100
family at 50; 80 at s. 621a: 100 at 50 81 u;
and - at 50 20 t. Dbl.
CORN-1s in fair supply and demand.
5000 SKIS were sold, of which go white, 1000
mixed and white mixed. and 1000 white and
yellow at zoe; 80, 300 and 1900 white at
lie.
OATs-Are i'll fair supply and moderate
demand. 1900 sacks were sold, of which
600 at Sc; 500 choice at 59c; 100 choice at
6Oc; 300 and 80 choice Galena at 60c
BRAN-Is in fair supply and dull. 200
sacks sold at 81 So, and 100 at 81 60 y
100 lbs.
HAY-Is in fair supply and demand, with