The New Orleans Democrat. (New Orleans, La.) 1875-1876, 1876-06-05

$3.50 900 600 in 1874. Tho only falling OIL was in
transactions in farm products. and Ibis was due
largely to tho less number If hogs The NUM-
ber of hogs brought TO Chicago IN 1910 was 500
ans 5s, sac l H., nm2 o o'a , Wfs
lsIb The total receipts OF grain last year, 70
dueing -four 10 bushels, were ~ so, oIo bushels.
against pb gu ia bushels in 1874 decline OF no.
| 900 900 Of which over 100000 bushels wore in
corn and $500. 900 bushels in wheat
Exports and Jmpoyts If Iron "nd sfeei o"d
Man,qaot",cs thereof fer enc'. Of III" t"Ho"i"g
ge"rs r.,.
Years. Imports. Exports
1871 st7.pte9le slb,2o6. w
1872. Observation-Disclosures. fl,72i.3H - pb,6lf
1919 4b,let'eo ln'"sl ID.
leTi .......s.....,...-...... 2t.soo.72o W,a6pl52
| 1875 ............... i5273.alb 2o,il7 .Gt,5
! Fhinesc Rice trop.-It is reported that the rico
crop " China is partial failure, md TINT the
| Chimes are now importing wheat IN the berry
| from San Francisco In consequence for tho first
| time: although they have before tak on Hour. "
| this failure Of the rice crop should be large, ana
the Chinese continue ~ draw on California tor
| wheat cons ,derabla difference must ba made IN
the quantity If wheat which California would
| have to send to Europe.
latest ~. Io"is Ere'o" R"tes-To Mobile
! (rai) Flour ete. eoc., pork 81 2b hbl bacon
and lard g5n., grain 95r., hny zoe y 100 its,
Hy river: Mem Vicks- New Orleans
phis burg. Barge. Boat
F Enys : h pr ..... ~ 81, 80 90 30
Grain. meats. lard. ant.
us, 10 m 'cs MS. ~ y. ~ ~ a. y.
| In IpefVf.6b 90 stFff" sh"F"" ff''''''
Frauds A delegation" recently urged before
tho WAYS md Means Committee the adoption,
for the internal revenue service, OF u metallic
s.n ,or o a,a now In se fo PROPOSED stamp
ia'so constructed that portion of It can t -, do
tarhei and left with the Internal revenue ofhcer,
thus preventing apy frauds by its reissue.
FINANCIAL.
O,n~ quotations are corrected from The last safes
lyepolfed al The stock, foHoH and Merchants Er-
changes aud h-o,H Other authentic sources. orr
fnanciai cphoB and co1Hmerctot tcieVo'hs are He
The demand Tor discount is moderate. both
in bank and ON the street. but without any
uuotahla variation in the ratios 81 commercial
pnper Wenow ailote exceptional commercial
| paper ut s0o-- per cent per anuum. Al do ION
IT, and second grade lbf9ls.
First-clnss mortgages conttnu" 10 rule nj 9@lo
por cont per annum while second grade are en-
BANK VLEARfNGS- Days cIearings. 5000
TOO "a balances. s2l3.ot1 s.
GOLD-Now rules at IL t@ll23,, against ~
nj New York. Tho marx got exhibits loss activity
| SILVER American half dollars are quoted
nominal at 1oo4otooi, currency. whilo Mexican
dollars rulc ut 81 91Gpi o. =. currency.
crate market lower Commercial quoted hore
=! 5.c5n e%ffsney nanE q, Na 2 2or
FRANCS-Dull. Commercial quoted here %
te2i. bunk nominal. Commercial mt New York
b.2os of tstl gold. bank 5.iG's ce5.15
NEW YORK sIGHT-Qniot 9nd unchanged
Bank checking rate on New York . Dor cent
premium, Commercial slEHt iihtp-32 premium.
STOCkS-Du and without any new feature
30 notice, except a marked advance in Carroll
ton Railroad shares,
CITY PREMIUM BONDS Moderately active
and l9wsr 9n9,l,sda S $50 %, soos -, sharos
Now Orleans Gns Company 1927 o. 30 do. ut 1923
II Louisiana Oil st16. ~ New Orleans City Rail
road sl3T H. spa 900 State COnRos 65 .aG5s fB 900
Premium Bonds 34's@a5'a, $1,000 old City Con
solidated As
COTTON-In the absence Of Liverpool dis
patches and under dull feeling Mt New York.
the market is quiet. and nothing has TRANSFERRED
on which to base any auotabe variation,
although there has been a fair degree oflooking
around.
THE COTTON EXCHANGE Reported sales
Saturday. 1900 bales Market firm, quoting
as follows: Low ordinary ne, ordinary &c
good ordinary a 9 dd 9W m ,a9s 'Oo ''dns
Days net receipts OF cotton hero $40 bales
against 2lo same day last year.
stock IN presses here $1,000 bale~ Ee-
timated amount unsold 10000 bales. against
Not receipts here since Sept I, $40 COG bales
against p73.2s4 same time last year-iDcrea4se
J9T ,622.
Exports from hero since Sept. l. .2s6 SAT bales
against 949,2o1 same time last ycar-increase
Kecaipts Mt all ports since Sept / 4 o27 oss bales
against 5p1 same time last yoar-increase
536,3S9.
Exports from all ports since Sept /. 1870 800
bales against 2.7l .la5 last ysar-inerease t99 l27
Stocks ut oil ports 1877 1916 bales. against 1893
last ycar-incrcase 1i4.976.
| TOBACGO-Market active and strong, but not
auotaby higher. Stock on sale 5000 hbds. Low
Jugs ls0G,sc. good do Gi@7te. low leaf 500 50
medium leaf Io%@1ll,c. good leaf l2913c, fine
leaf lie. selections Is a@I6c African --@o16tc
LOUISIANA SUGAR-Dull and unchanged
good common OF &C 9 ID fair -f@7s. good lair
E,,Ii.t fair zIuD Ftfnn 70 DIf,Ip.
-Gp9c. yellow clarified 9@9'sc. white clarified
granulated lie. crushed and powdered 1l1sc
u Io Jul MoLAssEs- Quiet and steady
common 38G42c y gallon. fair 43est6c prime "a
6D54c, choice 55G57c.
REFINED MoLAssEs- Common 4oc, fair 4,c.
pf hoU Isl 9'9 RIoE2searce and quiet No
2 2sa6ga1ac, common 4i4W4t9c, ordinary 44gbc,
fair 5estscc, good 5a@o6c. prime 6~e6%c. choice
MERGH ANTS EXCHANGE Saturdays
sales: 800 sacks white mixed corn tburlaps) CSC
! $50 do G6c; $50 white. 6fe and $50 mixed corn
6lc; 14lo sacks yellow corn 73c. and $50 sacks St
| Louis oats. 40c Sales to-day: $4,000 bushel corn
in bulk. to arrive. 55c: $50 sacks mixed corn &C
$50 do. Csc: 450 white, 66c, and 500 choice white
d. 45c and 200 bran 92'ac. Sales to-day: Is
| bbs corn meal. 81: 80 do. 80. and 80 do. 50.
FLOUR-Quet and strong, with some do
mand for export: common --@s3 90 v Dbl, fine
50 5o@3 49, superine COST. double extra -e@sf 30
%. u
ST. bo@7 choice extra Sc 50@7. choice family ST Is
OF rs.
CORNMEAL - Strong. owing to scarcity
Whoiesaing at 800, and jobbing at -@s3 2,
u Dbl. -
CORN IN SACKS-In moderate demand
White mixed Gia65c; yellow mixed -965c;
| choice white 67@16se; do yellow 70Cd73c.
CORN IN BULK sold to arrive at 55c
OATS-In limited supply and demand. ST.
Louis 4O0D-e q sack, Galena y bushet-eei5c
ordinary &C.
TRAN--In light supply and moderate request
arp &c T 100 BIS.
: HAY-In fair supply and moderate request
Ordinary s1edl2. prime sG0p17. choice s2I022.
BEANS AND PEAS-Western beans 2tG2lc
p 1t: Northern 2Seg21c p Ii. Green peas a
2ic h ID: cow peas --@1 40 q bushel Tor
mixed and 706s1 IS for clay.
PORK-Quct and easy s20@2O Is y Dbl.
, DRY Sailed MEAT-No demand. Quota
/ tons nominal. Loose shoulders Iobbing sac
packed do. 8]4e. clear rib sides 12c. clear sides
12ic.
BACON-Dull Shoulders 84c clear rib sides
10i,c clear sides la.
BREAKFAST BACON-Dull at 13@13bc.
HAMS-ChOce Sugar-cured Large size 121zM