The New Orleans Democrat. (New Orleans, La.) 1875-1876, 1876-02-20

The Exchange makes the amount on ship
board not cleared before to-days exports) 1909
bales. embracing s0.Si9 for Liverpool 1904 for
Havre. 32.s79 for the North Sea-. $500 for Bre-
mon. oe2 for spain Slss Tor the Med Inay
and si' Tor Svs 81 a por 1T u
m 2O7 ,752 bales. If we deduct from this the
amount sold but not yet delivered. tho balance
will be about III 600 bales to represent the quan
tity unsold, n large part Of which Is withheld
| from the market in transit. or not yet sampled.
The world visible supply was set down TO- Gay
at 3051 $40 bales. against 3,032335 last week ana
| 1905. 100 last year showing an excess over last
year Of l5334 bales, against l76.o52 last week ana
| i52 Ol9 the week before.
COTTON STATEMENT.
Stock on hand Sept /, 1876 49,. .tbales)~ 9.976
Arrived since last statement. Ala .
Arrived previously. .207 .969-12l2. lib
1222. os9
Cleared to-day. ................ 69ss
Cleared previously ............ s5o333- S57 .3sl
Stock on hand and on shipboard not
cleared. ..-....................--... oot.'yo
10 same time last wear .....,. 292, 273
To-days exports were TO Liverpool.
Receipts proper since last evening 1878 bales.
against 1891 on last Saturday ana 200 last yer.
making IN aggregate since Aug. IL. LOGS. 469
| bales. against 8l3.6s0 last year-incfease 2oa.'S'
bales.
The Exchange kilograms make the receipts ut
all the ports from IL IN yesterday 70 IL NJ To-Day
year. and since August 81. 33OJ0 31 bales. against
| 2s24,15J up TO Friday noon. February ~. last
year texcuding the above 75incre ca sc. 4ssas
| against O.497 last week and none last year, ana
to the Continent 1856 bales. against 1907 last
stock mt ali the delivery ports made up to 10 m.
453 bales against 1856 A., last week and SiS2t2
| last year.
TOBACCo-Thc sales today embraced 81 I hhds
| t30 old and ., q and new. Sales for the week
| ending last evening an hhds. The amount
on sale il now estimated at 1850 hhds. We repeat
our previous quotations rs follows: Low Tugs AT
nd at Il a.
at 9is@lo1sc good ut II .s@l2hc, fine at 13ts@14ec.
selections at @ and Africans at i5cgitc no re-
stock on hand by our running statement 1914
hhds.
The Louisville Courier Journal. of Thursday.
reports the market active and firm.
FRElGHTS-We hear 81 two vessels h having
been sent around to Pensacola for timber nd
' We Continue 70 quote s as ioIows s; " ' ~
BY stcam-,Cotton to Liverpool l5-5sd to Bos-
ton. Providence. Fall River. PHILADELPHIA wa
York So 90 v hid: moasses 81 u Dbl: rice 6oc y
Dbl; corn to Liverpool 12d.
BY sail-Cotton to Liverpool 13-32d; to iiavre
| l3-l6@1sc: to Bremen 1c: to Antwerp lc: TO the
| Baltic 17-32d; to Genoa 1c: to Boston ssc' to
Providence sc: corn to Liverpool, lod. .,.,
SUGAR-Only 100 hogsheads were received
this morning. The market is quiet. and I'M
| changed, and we quote 5@5'sc for lnfe,
rior. bss@6c for common. 61s@6sc Tor good
common, 65s@61ac for fair. Gsa@6ac Tor good f!lr.
6,s@7c for fully fair, 71s@7'4c for prime Fac 19i
choice. 81 @sc for seconds $4,000 for choice vel,
low clarified. oA@otac for of white clarified and
9aiG92sc for choice white clarified. STOCK I'D
the shods on the 18th instant, 4ios hhds
MOLASSES-Only 29i barrels and d. 2s hall bar,
f IS d iamo and IN this snahanEea Inferior
quoted ut 2o93Oc fair fermenting 35@3sc, prime
fermenting 3s@4oc,. strictly prime termentng
choice reboiled 50a52c " gallon. Stock In the
sheds on the 18TH instant I2.sss bbls and 800 hall
bbls.
FLOUR-The market is quiet to-day. but
steady and strong with "a fair local trade ana
some inquiry for export. 100 bbls sold To tile
local trade OF which 100 low treble extra ut 81 90
100 choice treble extra at So 75 200 and % do. at
IS. 100 choice extra at 81 Is. 300 choice extra u,
u 80. 40 and 40 at 81 IS. and 400 bblsen private
terms.
Common rs quoted at 81 So fine 50 u.s. superilnc
81. double extra 81 25 low treble extra ~ 5o9o
good treble extra s. 25a So choice treble extra ~
% 1906 p. choice extra 81 5o@7. family extra "
25G7 rs u Dbl.
PORK-Continues in active demand for con-
sumption. and under small stock and very
light supplies prices are ruling with further
upward tendency. 1856 bbls. all Offering in first
hands was taken by dealers to-day, comprising ,Gs
bbls extra heavy on the landing ut $23 y Dbl
DRY SALT EAT~Tight supply and good
demand ut Sc for shoulders. 112sc for clear rib
sides. and 12l4c for clear sides. Shoulders are
quoted. in lots. at s'4@s1sc. loose and packed
clear rip SIDES li.s@li1sc and clear sides l2c
BACON-Is i'm demand, and under light sup
plies prices are fully &c higher, Shoulders are
clear sides at s,.@lasc and jobbing at lac above
these prices. GO casks sold. of which 10 casks
clear rib sides at 134c and s do at 13'sc; 10 and
Is do. clear sides mt l34c 10 do. at l3sc and 10 do
at 13Ac per ID.
We copy the following prices. of provisions on
the 18th inst from the bulletin boards OF the
Merchants Exchange:
Chicago. Cincinnati st. Louis
By 81 Salt Meat TT = ! ,.,' ''' ''' % ~ %
s Sssl Hl5 Sides. S''Gs ,; .en 3. -.
Clear Sides. IL IL Tx
Bacon
c Clear Hib Sides: . .: ls =, ,s,s
Clear Sides. $50. 13 12sa
Lard-Tierce .12.sO@l2s23 ID 12A
HAMS-Choice sugar-cured are scarce and
In demand for the trade and export at 141Sc "
bh HEsSs{ T2'fBAH o St Ns Is scarce and COM
LARD-Is in light supply and in request for
the trade and for export at l21c for kettle and
packers and 1s@1s4c for refined tierce and lac
for keg and bucket IS and 50 tierces refined
sold at la4c. so do at 13c. SO at 121sc so on pr-
yate terms and q tierces kettle rendered at 124c
PSd RksR ior H France aad GHea mess
pork is selling at $40 50 prime. s17@17 50. rump
sis 5o9l2s Dbl pig pork 81 25@il so y half,bbl;
spare ribs $7@7 SO v Dbl; pig tongues 61a@6Ac
piece; plfs feet 81 40 per keg. 81 90 q flrkn.
WHISKY~Rectfled is in light supply and dull.
at 81 o9 for Louisiana and 81 1901 u for Western.
A lot OF 20 bbS Louisiana rectifled sold at 81 90
CORN MEAL-Prices have given way in ex-
pectatiOn of liberal supplies next week and it is
Offering, to arrive. at 81 20 and 81 IS, and no
buyers. A lot Of so bbis sold on the spot at 81 30
per Dbl.
COIN IN BULK-There were closed for Liv-
erpoo to- day 49, 557 bushels and for Queenstown
"a, 924 bushels-tOgether II .4s1.
GRITS-Only a retail or job trade at 81 10 a
4 rs p Dbl.
COW PEAS-Suppies have commenced COM
ing for the season. and lot OF 100 bushels mix
ed, in store, sold at 81 40 bushel.
CORN IN SACKS-Light supply and fair de-
mand but at prices showing Il decline of &c u
bushel on white and &c on yellow. 1850 sacks
sold, of which 1000 white and white mixed at 5sc
1900 white at 5Sc, $50 white at Soc $50 prime yell
low at 60c. and $50 choice yellow at CSC . bushel
OATS-Good supply and the demand con-
tinues moderate. $50 sacks choice Galena sold
at 46c D bushel.
BRAN-Is in light supply and dull. Quoted at
SOC q 100 lbs.
HAY-The market is bare of choice. Good
supply Of low grades. and no demand for them.
No sales Inferior is quoted at $S@14: prime
$l6tG19. Choice would command s2OG23 y ton
COFFEE-We note more disposition on part
of buyers to operate at the reduced prices. The
market closes steadier and firmer Stock in
hands of dealers 900 bags We 1uote cargoes |
Ordinary 151s@15sc (gold). fair 1614d16hc |
good l7@17tc. prime 171s a. 17s4c per ID job lots
ordinary 1534c @16c. fair 1914 to lie. good 171s |
to TIC prime 18c "a IS &C per ID.
ESCULENTS AND GREEN VEGETABLES
Good demand for apples, they sell at 81 5oa5 so
Der bbI potatoeS are duiI Choice onions arc