New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-01-19


Of go for Jaauary, and 320l.l6o for
other months. The general tendsncy was
consequently uafavorable, but factors ad.
hered to their previous pretensiOne, except
for lots of the lower grades which they
desired to close out. All good staple kinds
and the grades above low middling were
steady, some specially desirable kinds being
if any thing still stronger than yesterday,
but other descriptions continued irregular
and occasionally sold at less than quotations.
Only q very high style of good ordinary
would command our outside figures for
that grade The same remark applies to
strict good ordinary, which sold at 10 and
| l0Ac, the former being an exceptional rate
The sales Of the past three DAYS sum mp
| Is, 400 bales 1880 on Saturday, 1880 yes.
terday, including $50 and 300 not reported
| until To-day, and 5000 to-day, against "a $50
| for the corresponding time last week, and
| 1900 the week before.
| Receipts since Friday evening. 28,55l
bales, embracing 1882 from other delivery
ports lof which sol from Mobile, l4sl from
| Galveston, etc., and 1860 proper, against
| 1868 proper last week and Is, 227 last year.
Total since August 81, 797, 67S bales, against
| 652, 3O2 last year-increase 1859
The exports comprise IA 1872 balee, en-
| bracing 1898 to Liverpool, 200 to ROuen.
1883 to Malaga, $50 to Providence, and 1859
to New York, to which We have added %
| Oy Tue river.
| The Exchange kilograms make the re-
ceipts at all the ports from IL NJ. yesterday
to i2 NJ. to-day g, 245 bales, against 81, 23O
last week and 2O372 last year, and since
Friday 1888 bales, against go, 669 last
| week, and 46,SO5 last year. Total elnce
August 81, 2,7l5,s04 balee, against 1897 ,434
up to Monday noon, January lS, last year
| Excluding the above O,372)-increase
| 1888. $40.
Exports FRIDAY and Monday, inclusive)
! to Great Britain 3S,64l bales. against 40, 215
last week and 80 ,554 last year, and to the
continent 1901 bales. against l4,37l last
week and 6799 last year.
Stocks at all the delivery ports made up
| to twelve NJ, SAG 678 bales, against So. IL 6
last week, and 81 ,O40 last year.
| The Exchange makes the amount on ship
| board not cleared before to-day's exports)
1877 1853 bales, embracing 81 1886 for Liver
pool, 29. ga for Havre, 81 ,322 for the North
sea, 1896 for Bremen, CSC for Spain,
1904 for the Mediterranean, and 1928
for coastwise ports, leaving in presses.
agreeably to it's account at II NJ, $50, 55l
sold, but not yet delivered, the balance
will be about $4,000 bales to represent
| the quantity unsold, large part Of which
| is withheld from the market, in transit or
| not yet sampled.
At noon to-day middling was quoted at
Galveston at l2asc. at Mobile at 1914 q sc,
at Savannah at 127sc, at Charleston at
| 1850, at Wilmington at l2lsc, at Norfolk at
l2'sc, at Baltimore at 12a4c, at New
York l3c, at Boston at l3Ac. at Memphis
| at l2k4c, and at Augusta at l2kc.
The Exchange reports ''Sales 500 bales.
Market steady"
COTTON STATEMENT.
Stock on hand September l. ls7s..............s,s'6
Arrived since last ststement....".." sss
Arrived previously. .sl6 l2S-s23,ooo
Total. ...... 1896
cleared TODAY. ...................... !'soS
Cleared prevlOusIy. ......... ol%.'s9-ol4'o4
Stock on hand and on shipboard. 3l8, 7o8
Stock hand same time last 1888 AZ
To-day's exports were to New York.
Receipts proper since last evening 6262
| bales. against 1906 on laet Tuesday and
| | | .3:'6 last year.
For comparative totals for the past three
days exports and receipts, see above report.
ToBACCO-Tne only transaction reported
to-day was ? hhds at -. The amount on sale
is estimated at 2l50 hhds. We continue our
~ 0Sc; low leaf 96llc; medium l20 lac:
good ID a Ice; tine II a lsc.
fRElGHTs-The market continues quiet,
with an ample supply Of freight room on
the berth. We continue to quote as follows:
BY steam-CottOn to Liverpool 10 32d; corn
L. a I'D; cotton to New York Sac; to Bos-
ton, Providence, Fall River and Baltimore.
via New York, ats sugar to New York .
= hid; mOlasses g = bbl
Bv sail = Cotton to Liverpool 9l60
l9-}2d to Harve llsc; to Bremen Is q
Bloc; to Antwerp ! 3-!6c; to Revel and
Cronstadt IS 021 Soc; to Genoa l 3l60
lAc; to Boston l3-l6c; to Providence y o
25-32c; to Philadelphia l3l6c. Oil cake to
London 35s.
SUGAR-Only 9s9 hhds were received this
morning Good demand at previous prices,
especially for high grades. The supplies sold
at a SHE for inferior: Sac for common; 57sc
for good common; 6lsc for fair; 6as a 61tc
for fair to good fair; Csc for fully fair; 6a4c
for strictly fully fair; Csc for prime; &c
for strictly prime; INC for choice; ~
aSAc for gray clarified; Sac for yellow
clarified; Sl9 a 9lsc for of white clarified.
and gu 09'sc for white clarified. Stock in
the sheds this day 4267 hhds.
MoLAssEs-Only 6S8 bbls and % half bbls
were received this morning mostly ferment-
ing, and selling, as landed, at previous
p1lces. No choice on hand. Ferment-
ing is quoted at 30043c. as in
quality; good prime fermenting 40c; cistern
bottom 3Sc; prime not fermenting Al a 42c;
prime reboiled 40c; strictly prime not re.
Stock in the sheds 1894 bbls and SIG half
bbls.
REFINERY SUGAR-Standard A in bbls
is selling at l014c; graduated and pow
dered llAc; crushed lllAc; cut loaf 12Ac
Y is.
REFINERY MoLAssEs-Golden syrup is sell
ing at SOC; choice molasses sic; prime 4c;
fair 43c, and common 4Oc y gallon.
FLoUR-Only local demand, snd the
sales are confined to 743 bbls, Of which 30
superfine at 81; % single extra at 81 25 So
double extra at 81 so; 50 and 100 low treble
at s.; 25 and so good at S. so; 100 choice
extra at S 20; 100 choice extra at Sc; 100 at
&c 25: 25 at Sc IS: 25 at SC 80; SO at 81, and 81
at s. p y Dbl. Common is quoted at$3 % q
3 50; fine 50 IS; supertine "a; double
extra 81 %; low treble extra 81 5O05;
choice do IS 37h05 rs; choice extra
| Sc a 50; choice and family extra Sc $50
so v bbl.
| Corn MEAL-Good supply and dull. so
and 300 bbls sold in lots at 81 80 y Dbl.
Dealers are jobbing at 81 so y Dbl. We
have heard of come sales, not reported, IN
der s. 80 v Dbl.
GRlTs-Sell in job lots at "a 1894 Is, and
retail from store at a so Y Dbl.
PoRK-Quiet but steady and strong,
with a good demand at sci so y Dbl for
mese, and SO, IS, 100 and 305 bbls sold to
dealers at $2l so y Dbl. The last was cold
delivered at that price. Dealers are job
bling at $22 v Dbl. An offer Of $2l so was
refused for 100 bbls to arrive.
DRY SALT MEAT-The demand is con-
fined to dealers order trade at 81 a she for
shoulders; IL lAc for clear rib sides and II a4c
for clear sides. Round lots are quoted at
SaSAc for shoulders; lie for clear rib sides
and lilo for clear sides. and 80 boxes
shoulders sold to dealers at Sc v Is.
BAcoN-Dull, and quoted nominally at
| Wholesale at 9A q l0c for shoulders; l2Ac
for clear rib sides, and 12& a 13c for clear
sides. Dealers are jobbing l9c above these