The New Orleans Democrat. (New Orleans, La.) 1875-1876, 1876-03-18

fused, indicating, with regard to hs.iower
shbaSa5tb b. ys OUR mutations i Station
The demand for these grades under which
the advance in them has boen disproDortlonate
to the Improvement in the better qualities, APP
neprs to have subsidized and they can hardly be
moved. unless at liberal concessions. The
higher GRAIN a,s Were " tie mos in reonest and
eyiaced the least weakness The dispatches
were not calculated to have much influence.
rates. with sales of $4,000 bales. and arrivals
weak and New York easier. but without any
quotable falling of in spots. and l-32e1 -l6c
The week q receipts at the chief interior towns
embrace 49, IO7 bales. against 0959 last week. ana
against IT, 125 last week. and 1884 last year and
the stocks 1I42]0 bales, against Rt,6I4 last week.
and 81 .257 last year. Compared with last year,
this makes an increase of 7779 bales in the re-
ceipts. 1919 in the shipments. and 1878 III the
stocks.
not cleared tbefOre to-day exportSl 1877 4S bales
embracing 80 l62 for Liverpool. 25272 for Havre.
Io2l3 for the North Sea. 5il2 for Bremen. 2l4O
for Spain. and 221e for coastwlse ports; leaving
III go bales. If we deduct from this the
amount sold but not yet delivered. the balance
will be about 1856 900 bales to represent the guam,
tity unsold. a large part of which Is withheld
from the market. in transit. or not yet sam
Pied
weston ut 12ssc: at Mobile at 121sc: at Savannah
l2lsc; at Charleston at 12i@l2bc: at Wilmington
at 12r at Norfolk at 121ac, at baltimore AT l2t2W
Ia.c: at New York at 12'sc at Boston at l3c; at
Memphis at 12i@l2},c: at Augusta ut 12c; at JEFF
ferson at llsc, and al shreveport, at HE &c ,,os
The Exchange reports: Sales 5000 baies.
The sales of the past three days sum up 1850
bales $500 on Wednesday. including 100 not re;
800 o-day max ing an aggregate Tor the week
A., 900 bales, against $4,000 last week lineludinR
1000 additional on friday and 45.loo the week
Week = receipts 80 AS bales embracing 27oo from
other delivery ports lot which 1913 from Mobile,
~ from Florida and 1889 from Galveston. etc. and
30 1856 proper. against $40 proper last week,
and Is 5Gg last year. Total proper since Aug.
a. ,279 bales. against 9o9.l53 last year-'n-
The exports comprise 1890 bales embracing
1871 to Liverpool 1896 to Cork for orders l7so to
Falmouth for orders 19a5 to Havre 900 ,s !"
to Genoa flea to Bath. and i7is to New YORK. to
which we have added 3ls by railroad and river
y The Exchange kilograms make the receipts at
all the ports from 70 m. yesterday to IL m. to-
day 1885 bales against 1893 last week and 1870
last year. and since Friday 65.l92 bales against
~ Ols last week and 81 036 last year. Total since
August 81 1861 1874 bales, against 3o7S.o97 up 10
Wednesday noon. March II. last year-increase
$50, 1877.
Exports Friday. to. Thursday inclusive to
Great Britain a. f17 bales, against $500 last
week and 81 592 last year: and to the Continent
2s43 bales. against Aei51 last week. and es,79o
Exports to all ports since Sept. +: To Grent
Britain .b24,42l bales against ,tS9 s14 last year
against SIC. 994 last year. Total to Great Britain
and the Continent 2.4o3,7s3 bales, against l,sIo,-
s0s last year.
Stocks at all the delivery ports, made up to 70
M, 7os, s27 bales against T42.s05 last week and
CSC 1888 last year.
COTTON STATEMENT.
| Stock on hand Sept. l. 1875. ..... tbales) o86
Arrived since last statement. 5000 Ii
Arrived previously. l.569 29l-l.3 3Sl
1,3si357
NJ. t,,
Cleared previously 1899 o26-l. 900 100
Stock on hand and on shipboard not %. ,,-
Do. same time last wear ................ 49, 236
To-day's exports embraced ?2G7 bales to I1iv;,
erpool and 7tt9 to Havre, to which we have added
previous exports $50 bales for corrections OF ex-
cesSive clearanceS.
Rereipts proper since last evening 1899 bales.
against 1850 on last Friday and 4637 last year,
/ For comparative totals Tor the past three days
exports and receipts. sec above report.
| TOBACCO-The sales since our last issue sum
up 81 hhds, embracing 80 ON Wednesday u and
new and and 800. ~ yesterday. OF which l6 new.
low to fine at u@l2c, old oaiors. al lsc' 9l q.
! 131ac 2 old, balers, at l4}sc and and II new.
This makes total for the week of 81 hhds. max
ing proper allowance for the amount o., IN transit,
sale is now estimated at 1000 hhds. Ihe week 5
/ sales sum up 81 hhds. We continue to
quote as follows: Low Jugs at 51,@6c. good Mt
6},a7 &c low leaf at $780, medium at 9]sd 1o5ac.
good 1t II sai2l.c. fineat 139a9l4lac. selections
at-@-. and Africans at 15@l6c.
TOBACCO STATEMENT.
Stock on hand Sept. l. 1873 hhds... 3.212
| Arrived since last statement. 3'S
Arrived previously.-.... .-........-. 1920 S.36S
$3.50
Exported previously .......... 23i2
| Broken up for baing. city use. etc. 800 1886
n hand. $50
| FREIGHTS-A ship was laid on for HAVE to.
day Mt the going rates. Yesterday VIC reported
one for that port at 'e We gn9'p as i9i tn sos
ton. Providence, and Fall River. via New YORK.
sc; to PhiadslphIa q and Batimote MIA via NsW
So 50 y hid moIasses 81 = Dbl; rice COO . bbl.
| BY sail-Cotton to Liverpool -@7-l6d: to
Havre : g Nc: to Bremen 15.ls@lc: to the
/ denca SO: corn to Liverpool 1Od.
! SUGAR-Only % hhds were received this
morning The demand is good and the SUP
plies all sold at strong prices: 63sc for IN
| ferior. sac for good common. &c for TAR, 7a@
re for good fair 1'tc for prime, s%s 8, for
for '' white clarified, Stock in the sheds on the
nth instant. 1878 hhds.
MOLAssES- Received this morning, 255 bbls
supplies all sold at firm prices: 2o@3oc for
inferior fermenting 3od32c for common fer
menting. 4o842c for prime ferInenting. asc Tor
strictly prime fernenttng, 50es52c for choice fer
mentfng and 42@i6c for good and prime re-
boiled. Stock in the sheds on the 18th inst SIP
bbIs end l55 half bbs.
CITY REFINERY MOLASSEs-Is selling on
orders at $50 4Oc for common. 45c for fair soc for
prime 55c for choice. and sogs5c for golden sy-
CITY REFINERY sUGAR-white clarified is
selling in hhds at 1o@lOsc; yellow clarified ga
9ac; centrifugal 7A@71sc; standard in bbi
lO1,c cut loaf l2lsc: crushed 11}ac: powdered
I11sc granulated Ike T. ID.
| FLOUR-The market is duh and easier for
buyers with the demand confined to small lots
for the local trade. and only 1452 bbls sold. of
which 100 and 100 common at 50 25 100 double
extra at 81 37 % and so do. at 81 So SIS low treble
extra at - 80 50 do at s. 25 do at IS TO- rs good
treble extra at S. 100 and ~ do ut IS So 80 choice
treble extra at S. S71s. so and So choice extra at
So So 100 and 200 at So IS. 25 and rs at 81 so per
Dbl and 100 on private terms. -...-. I
! CORNMEAL-Is in good supply and dull and
quoted at 81 25a2 IS r Dbl and no sales except
ing so bbls, at 81 271i . Dbl Dealers are jobbing
at 50 65 y Dbl.
GRITS-Are selling in Job lots only at SAGA rs
I a Dbl.
PORK-The supplies are light. but there is
| little or no demand at the moment for round
| lots the dealers being supplied, and mess IS
quoted at $24 25d24 so on the spot and to arrive
| for standard to extra heavy. Dealers are iobbing
DRY SALT MEAT-supplies are light. but
the demand is confined 10 dealers job trade
9@sisc. but sales are dull and weak ut 1874 for
clear rib sides and l3c for clear sides. Dealers
are jobbing at tc above these prices. car load
OF shoulders sold at &c. casks do at exc, and 700
pieces rib sides on private terms.
! BACON-PriceS for shoulders are strong, ow-
ing to their scarcity but sides are very dull and
| weaker Shoulders are quoted at l0i4 1O7sc
tnIa .;h" uiI cln eli 40 ~ Tx