The New Orleans Democrat. (New Orleans, La.) 1875-1876, 1876-04-12

and the market closed easy a1 u aeel'ho
OF &c on the medium pnAlitle7;;
At the close tn" cotton hNc''7''Sc
quoted u A.. y..,.,a,v
,o.u.. I'-gay' if7'eft'y.
n d1W Wt,l," - ''',.'-''..''. 81
Good ofdiqury............. a. To- TO-,
Low MddIjug. ............ ~ -
MHldIiilimE , ,.iiir;,.,'.. .'...--'.. M a.
Snl"u fn' inv 1000 bales, Demand fair.
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"' so,t = '''' $3.50
Gross receipts since Yesterday. 1,o'G
Gross receipts prgrionsly .... 'I'''"" l3'i's''
hSc'aS -, in ~ n|'I Ius5 7'' .. ain'
Sepi, I.................... 1879
-
Total, supply. 4....-,,' .ta,fii.....it I''''@"
Nj Mn i' i"w ,"5 III, " 90
Consumed by Lame cotton mills 5iG
ESporta1i "-idy -. ~, 5"s gc7 75}
TApI' s etndR fhit day 2a3 ~
Total stock this day last year. 163.itl
10 davis exports were 3779 bales to
Liverpool. 28sI 10 Havrc, 2lG7 to New
York. as to Cincinnati, and to st.
Louis.
Received Yesterday 1879 bales proper,
and t27 from other ports, against 22S2
bales proper Inst Tuesday and 2o57 this
day Inst wear. and since Friday 1896 this
week. AGAINST 1852 bales last week and
Gs53 last year, making since September
LIST .3o4 .I5l bales this, against 923, 1862
bales last wear
The Cotton Exchange makes the
amount on shipboard n, 81 bales, Of
which AZ 1872 bales are for Liverpool,
% 730 for Hayro. 1922 for the North Sea,
G1it for Bremcn and 275O for coastwise
ports, leaving III, 7I8 bales in presses.
me Exchanpn kilograms make the
REGENTS at all ports from noon yesterday
to noon to-day, 5997 balos, against 1880
Inst TUESDAY. 1896 last year, and Gif3
the wear before, ana for the week
~. SOC bales this, against 1852 bales
last week and u, ll2 this week last year,
making 3. 837, 1857 bales since Scptembc
this wear. against 1928, 222 bales last
wear. and 3.lB2, 52l the year before.
BreadStuGs.
Anart from q moderate demand for
OK npr' the sales for Cuba reaching 1000
biIs To donr market was dnll today
4 fa;,. oovonnnt II rnnortcd at the
grain landing in the local trade, and 20,
na9 h,,ohnIa LuIlf corn for ENGLAND at
52Gc '''''''O
TLOTR-DuIl. and unchanged, Be
! eidoc 1000 hLIs taken for EXPORT about
\ 800 bbls sold to the local trade, at prices
ranging from 53 80 to ~ 80
| We quote: Fancy choice 81 30, choice
81 al %, choice treble Sc % a 6 80, good
treble SIS 50 d Is, treble S. u %,
double extra - 50, superline 81, com
mon to fine $3 % q 3 -.
CORN MFAL-Dcmand fair and mar
ket steady at 81 50 az 30 for choice X,
| ID. dealers still jobbing ut - T.. Sales
80 50, SO, 80 and 100 bbl5 ut - 80, and u
at So So.
CORN Receipts, light stock and mar
ket moderately active. with prices firm.
Sales 1900 sacks; 1900 yellow and 800
white at COO per bushel.
BULK GRAIN-Receipts The de
mand is fair for the foreign trade.
OATS Receipts $50 sacks. Fair sup
ply and demand. Sales 22O0 sacks; JO'
and 300 choice Galena at 4ic, 1909 do
at 43c, 200 ST. Louis at l1c and 300 do
at 4oc per bushel.
COW PEAS Quiet with q fair supply
and limited demand. Mixed are quotcC
at 81 IS 2, and clay " 10 a 20.
BRAN Light stock and dull, held al
zoe per 100 pounds.
HAY Receipts, none Market quiet
with q large stock, 100 bales prime sole
Ut $40 per ton.
fFonlsi""S'
MESS POish-Ihe market opened
and throughout the gay fuled WIN a
strong feeling, receivers eehefaIly ask