The New Orleans Democrat. (New Orleans, La.) 1875-1876, 1876-04-06

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| Good Middiing..-......... 1874 1874
Sales to-day 24O0 bales Market irregl-
lar.
Cotton statement.
Stock in store and % shipboard
| Sept. Observation-Disclosures. p.g3l
| Gross receipts since yesterday. 6.0i3
Gross receipts previously Az .3si-1 ,F9T
| Excess in actual stock made
! from lintsrs. loose. etc.. since
Sept. Observation-Disclosures. 16.37a
! Total supply. ......... 1,47I,76
Lost from burning Of Pike and
Consumed by Lane cotton mills 776
! Exported to-day. ............ 0,77G
Exported previously 226 57}t .237 .9la
| Total stock this day. 23G.s
Total stock this day last year. 1T, o5a
Exports to-day were CSC bales to
Rouen, 1902 to Bremen. 1912 to Amster-
dam and 2726 to New York
Received since yesterday 1888 bales
proper and % from other ports, against
3102 proper last Wednesday and 1247
this day last year, and since Friday
1870 this week, against 1902 last
week and 5406 last year, making, since
September J., 1.290,459 bales this year,
against 92l. G83 last year.
The Cotton Exchange makes the
amount Of cotton on shipboard 81, 49l
DditS, ellDIdclliS 31,zfz yates lOf Liver
pool, 2i,096 for Havre, 1856 for the
North Sea- 1882 for Spain, 916s for Bre-
men, and 25l7 for coastwise ports,
leaving 159, 12S bales in presses.
The Exchange kilograms make the
receipts at all the ports, from noon yes
terday to noon to-day 1854 bales,
against SIG last Wednesday, 1886 last
year, and 1918 the year before, and since
Friday Al, 1876 bales this week, against
LAT bales last week, and 27,165 the
week before, making 3,799, 100 bales
since September l., against 3,179, 1l2
bales last year, and 3,44l, 1886 the year
before.
RreadstuTs.
FLOUR-The position Of the -four
trade is unchanged. The market is
quiet and easy in medium and lower
grades, but steady on choice. Sales
about 1900 bbls, including $50 bbls for
export, at prices ranging from SIS 20 to
81 25.
We quote: Fancy choice 81 so, choice
81 az %, choice treble Sc % 6 50, good
treble SIS 50 q 5 IS, treble S. 5 25,
double extra "a 80, superfine 81, com
mon to fine So Is q 3 rs.
CORN MEAL-Isi in good supply and
quoted so 40 for choice X. ID. in round
lots, and 50 60 a Q 20 on job lots. Sales
| CORN-Receipts G053 sacks The
stock is ample to meet the demand and
prices are firm. Sales 1900 sacks-15O
yellow at G0c, 800 choice white at SIC,
$50 prime white at SIC, 1000 and 300
white mixed at SIC per bushel. 5000
bushels bulk sold for export at 54lc.
OATS-Receipts 1858 sacks. The
movement is small. with fair stock.
Sales 700 sacks-2oo white at Acc, 800
choice Galena at 45c and 300 st. Louis
at 42c per bushel
were only 25 sacks There is none on
the landing. The last sales were at CSC
per bushel
! HAY-Receipts none. Large stock
and but little doing. $50 bales prime
sold at SIG per ton.
Provisions.
MESS PORK-We quote the market
dull and easy at 1874 "a 25 for standard
to extra heavy, dealers jobbing at 1914 25
"a IS tor mess in original packages,
according to weight. Is barrels sold at
1874 %.
BACON Easy, with limited de-
mand. We quote shoulders at Zoe, clear
rib sides 1910, clear sides 1890, dealers
jobbing at &c higher.
DRY SALT MEAT-Steady and in
iShp supply gu y IL J4C IOG shoulders.
packed and loose, 12tc for clear rib sides.
and 12B a 13c for clear sides, dealers lob,
bing a 4c higher. Sales-1 car load
shoulders at the depot at SIC, casks do.
at &c.
LARD Quiet, steady and unchanged :;
packers fierce 13a 14c, refined tierce 14d.
and kegs and buckets 14a 15c. The
jobbing rates are a &c higher.
HAMS-Quiet and easy. We quote
ordinary averages 14i 14lc, and choice
10 IL ID hams 14s a 15c, in round lots.
tlerces fancy st. Louis sold at 15Ic.
Groceries, Etc.
SUGAR Receipts 1872 hhds. There was
a more active market to-day, and about
go hhds sold at a shade easier prices.
We quote Common to good common
Ct 63c; fair 7c; good fair II 7sc; fully
fair u a 7sc; prime 7ac; strictly prime
7sc; choice s a Sic; clarifeds yellow
81 a Ole, white 81 10Ic.
REFINERY SUGAR-Standard A 1O1
103c; granulated II 11sc; powdered
and crushed III 11ic; cut loaf 121c.
MOLASSES Receipts 70 bbls. Mar
ket dull. Fermenting goods-common
and centrifugals % CSC; fair 38 Ale ;
prime to strictly prime AZ a 48c choice
- sic. matchmaking and city re-
finery 2 &c higher. Golden syrup soc.
tive. Sales average 1000 bags. On job
lots for gold we quote: Prime 10 a
19ic, good 49, a 1890, fair 1S a 1S4c, ordi-
nary 16s 17c
RICE-Fair stock and moderately
active. Louisiana No. 2, 2a a 34c, COM
mon d a 4sc, ordinary II sc, fair ST a
SIC, good 81 a &c, prime Ct &c, choice
6sc.
SALT-Dealers' rates from ware
house: coarse CSC 81 per sack, fine
81 Is 81 30; coarse refilled in second
hand sacks Zoe lower; Turks Island
20 75c per bag; table salt % &c per
pocket, as in size.
WHISKY Steady. Louisiana 6 per
cent 81 % a 81 10, fair to choice
Western 81 90 81 IL.
LEAF TOBACCO-Quiet Frosted Jugs
nominal. low Jugs 81 a sc, good to fine
Jugs 81 &c, low leaf a &c, medium leaf
81 q Zoe, good leaf III 121c, fine leaf
133 a 14Ac, selections nominal. Sales S
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