The New Orleans Democrat. (New Orleans, La.) 1875-1876, 1876-01-04

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Do. Same time last year ................. 2so.65e
To-day's exports embraced 1l,73G
bales to Liverpool, 1861 to Havre, and
1916 to Bremen, to which we have added
5000, on Saturday, for Boston.
Receipts proper since Saturday 1852
bales, against 6,117 last week and IA, la
last year, making a total since Friday
evening OF 1902 bales, against 1904
last week and 1906 last year, and since
August 81 of &c., bales, against $780,
| 716 last year-increase $685.
The Exchange kilograms make the
receipts at all the ports from IL In. on
Saturday to ~ IN. to-day 1881 bales,
against %, 1888 on lastSundayand Monday
and 1920 last year, and since Friday
AZ, $50 bales, against 81 ,03S last week and
| 1858 last year. Total since August 81,
Z, 1880, 1902 bales, against 2,152, 1876 last year
Excluding half OF the above 23,279)-
increase 23S.667.
Exports FRIDAY and Saturday inclu-
sive) to Great Britain II 1882 bales against
II ,991 last week and 11,513 last year,
and to the Continent Is, 504 bales, against
$3.50 last week and 1856 last year.
Stock at all the delivery ports, made
up to noon, s1O, 784 bales, against 7S1, O39
last week and 881, 1866 last year.
TOBACCO-We did not hear of
transaction tp-day, but hear that there
has been some looking around without
resulting In any actual business. The
amount on s1le4 Is estimated ut 1876
hogsheade. We'repoat our recently re-
vised quotAttons as follows: Low Tugs
dunn 120l4c, good 15@16c. and fine IL
M18c. Received since Saturday evening
20 hhds; exported none; stock OH hand
by. our running statement 2GG4 hhds.
FREIGHTS-Two ships were taken
up for Havre to-day at 3-16c for cotton.
We continue to quote as follows:
BY steam-cotton to Liverpool I'd,
to New York sc, to Boston, Provi-
dence, Fall River and Baltimore,
via New York &c; sugar to New York
IS 4p hid, molasses 80 u Dbl. BY sail
cotton to Liverpool Cd, to Havre 1 3-lec,
to Amsterdam lac, to Antwerp l sic,
to Bremen q sd, to Revcl 81 32@11- 16d,
to Genoa slice.
SUGAR-The receipts on Saturday
and to-day are confined to 1926 hhds.
We note quite a fair demand, and the
receipts were mostly sold at previous
prices: Inferior u Sic, common 81
a SIC, good common 50 q &c., fair 81 a
6tc., good fair Gil 6sc., fully fair 81 q
7c., prime "a q Tic, strictly prime 7sc.,
choice &c., gray clarified " a SIC,
yellow clarified 81 a Sc, off white clar-
flied 81 a 9ac., white clarified 81 a 9sc.
- ID.
MOLASSES. The receipts Saturday
and to-day comprise 4O63 bbls. We
note better feeling and a fair demand
at unchanged prices. The receipts
were mostly sold at 35a4Oc for good to
prime fermenting; 43a45c for prime not |
48a5Oc for strictly prime.
and 51a52c for choice. Low grades and
fermenting are quoted at 2Oa35c per
gallon. High grades continue scarce
and In demand, while low grades are |
difficult of sale.
We are indebted to Messrs. Block
" Gerard for the following monthly |
receipts OF sugar and molasses:
Dec. 81. 1874. Dec; 81, 1876.
Molasses. bills. s54s Molasses. bbis 1855. 1851
Molasscs. hfb bs. 1858 Molasses Inf bills I'm
Total bbs lsiiai Total bbIs. . az i7. 1853
Total hf bbls.... 1874 Total hf bbls. 2.s9s
FLOUR-The month has opened on a
very dull market, even in the local
,rade. There were negotiations in the
ocal trade this morning for lot of 800
Dbls but without resulting i'm a sale.
Only 875 bbls sold to-day, Of which 100
rood treble extra ut SIS SO, 25 choice
reble extra at S. rs, so choice extra at
IS 62a, SO and 25 at 81 per Dbl, and 425
,bls on private terms.
Common is quoted at SO so, superfine
a, double extra 81 5Oa475, low treble
xtra SIS, good treble extra SIS 25, choice
reble extra SIS so a rs, choice extra Sc
Is so, and fancy SO 75a z 25 a Dbl.
CORN MEALS Offering on the
anding at 80 60 - Dbl, and only % and
0 bbls sold at that price. 1t is iobbing ..
t 50 7512 80 " bbl
GRITS-Dull and quoted at 81 - bbl ..
obbing at - 1904 % II Dbl; 100 bbls
old on private terms.
PORK-Good supply and limited de- l
hand. Mess is quoted in round lots at >
10 5O02O IS; some lots of heavy are
cid at $21. 1t is jobbing at sci ASIA '
so p Dbl IS and so bblS sold at 500 so S
nd SO at $40 IS Dbl. b
DRY SALT MEAT-The demand is
My ina job way at 8 SIC for shoulders, v
in condition. They are held in lots c
SIC for well cured. Clear rib sides Z
re quoted nominally at 1O4c, and clear 3
des at l04c 10. 10000 TBS shoulders, s.
,ose, sold at TIC, and Is casks do. on s.
rivate terms.
BACON-No shoulders on hand. and
des are only in job demand at 12sc for A
ear rib and Is a 13tc for clear They r
re quoted nominally in lots at ic I'M n
er these prices. r
HAMS-Are dull and still lower. and r.
nly q small job trade at l5al5ac a is
= choice sugar-cuged.