The New Orleans Democrat. (New Orleans, La.) 1875-1876, 1876-03-11
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! olna skies, old 16. new g. special tax 2.
and unchanged. Wheat anchaneed., Corr
steady and firm; Southern white $4,000, do. vel
| low .59@5s Western mixed COZ on the spot ant
45@5o, do, mixed 4o@42. Rye dull but steady al
7s@s2. Hay dull and unchanged. Provisions
quiet and easier, Pork s23 Bulk meats-Shmoul, lou
12al. Bacon Shoulders loA@1o,, clear rib sides
| 13ts@13A. Hams 151s@16 Lard steady and un-
changed. Butter scarce and firm; Western extra
29@3O, do frsts 2G@2s. Petroleum flrmer, but moi
qu3tably higher. Coffee unchanged Whisky
sales Is. stock 2s7e market unchaeged: mid
PoRT ROYAL. March llo.-Weeks net receipts
Cos, sales Cos
MOBILE, March 10. p. m.-Market firm mid
ding 12l4, receipts 1859. gross 1881. sales 1900
shipments coastwise 1876. Great Britain 6237, con
gross 65s4 sales II 800, shipments coastwse 1905.
Great Britain 10 l35. continent 1880.
GALVESTON. March 10 Net receipts. 1924
gross 1889; exports to Great Britain 99I. exports
coastwise 1914; sales 1857 stock 4s,145. Market
quiet. middling i21s low middling II y good or
SHREvEpoRr March 1o-Receipts for the week
$780, shipments 2O49, sales 2s29. stock 5651. Mar
ket quiet; middling 11h. low middling 1oa. good
ordinary o.
200 bales, shipments 100. sales 1872, stock 45e.
Market tirIn; middling HI. low middling ia. E.
MoNTaoMEIsY. March 1o.-Week's receipts 47e
shipments 1877; stock 77l9 actual count Market
steady middling ia low middling ia, good
DALLAS. March 1o.-week's receipts 1856; ship
ments 1877; stock 1876. M...iket quiet; middling
II. low middling loS. good ordinary9S
Houston, March Weeks receipts 46t3
shipments 1896; stock 1919. Market quiet and
firm; middling Il. low middling II, good ordi-
nary 10.
changed Wheat hrm; No spring 99@o9l
April, s1O3l,- Corn firm No.2 mixed 4Ss@43i.
Oats quiet; No. 2 mixed at 32c cash, 321sc for
saaa5 Sl for April saa Is for May. Lard Steady at
$l3 27t for April sl3 AT. Dried salt meats steady
shoulders s]a long clear lie. short rib II. Meats
April. Green meats unchanged Whisay quiet
at 81 05. Dressed hogs nominal.
ClNCINNATI, March 1O.-Pork firm at s22 s6,a@
2s: Baeon-Packed firm: shoulders 81. clear
rib 13. Dry sated meats.Loose firm; shoulders
81. clear rib 10. Lard-Tierce firm prime
steam 1so5@ 1910. Live hogs y 4o@7 IS. fair to
sT. LOUIS. March 1o.--Wheat unsettled; No. 2
red winter 81 4et cash; No. do. 81 s4's asked
shoulders S5s@S4. Whisky firm.
FOREIGN MARKETS.
LIVERPOOL. March 10. - 80. p.m.-Cotton steady
and unchanged Middling uplands 6l4d. Or
leans o-16d Sales day i2,O0O bales of which
1000 bales are for export and speculation. Re
ceipts 41OO bales. all American. Arrivals quiet
and steady; June and July delivery from Sa-
y
1890 p. m.-Cotton-Sales for week So 600. OF
which II 900 were for speculation and 5000 for
export; forwarded direct to spinners 1000: :
stock $4,000. of which 900 are American; re-
ceipts for the week 10000. OF which $4,000 are
American actual export 6ooO stock afoat 3s2. 900.
of which, 2s.ooo. are American; sales of Ameri-
80 D.. m.-Cotton unchanged. April and
May delivery, from Savannah or Charleston,
6 3-16
y. m.-Cotton unchanged; American $500
bales
SD. m.-Cotton unchanged May and June de-
livery from Savannah 6932@6 5-16. june and
July Ga regular contracts April and May de-
livery 61s regular contract shipments March
and April from New Orleans per sail 8 10 July
and August delivery from Savannah or Charles
ton 1882.
D. m.-Cotton unchanged. Arrivals strong.
buyers offering lie higher on day; March and
June do s,s. June and July do 1s-s2@s e-is.
HAvRE. March 1O.-Demapd moderate, prices
firm tres ordinaire Orleans. spot. 76. low mid
ding afloat II.
Marine News.
3O;1o. Wind southeast light. Weather foggy.
Arrived: Steamship Mississippi Lindall mas
ter. from Liverpool via Havana, to $. Weeks
Co.. American ship Nunquam, Donnio Cousins,
masteJ, 42 days from Havre. in ballast, to Ocean
Zerega & CO.. Austrian berk Elios Cusolict
master. 81 days from Havre In ballast. to mas
ter.
Schooner Sargent s. Day, Hunterman. master
8 days from Ruatan. with fruit. to J: Macheca &
co.. swedish DARK CatDerlfa, RenmunSSOn,
master, A days from Malaga, in ballast. No de-
partures. Steamers Memphis and Andean at
anchor outside. outward bound, the former coal
ing. the latter waiting 70
SOUTHWEST PASS, March 10, 6 p. m.--Barometer
1890. Wind east, fresh. Weather cloudy. thick
and foggy.
Arrived: American steamship Hudson. at 2 |
his D. m Edger master from New York. to A.
Moulton.
Sailed: Ship Ajax.
The steamers Andean and Memphis are at
anchor outside. coaing.