The New Orleans Democrat. (New Orleans, La.) 1875-1876, 1876-03-30

Sales to-day 1000 bales; market quiet
and steady.
Cotton statement.
Stock in store and on shipboard
Gross reeei pts since yesterday. 3l33
Gross receipts previously 4Ii .Ds5-1 All. 2ts
Excess in actual stock made
from linters loose etc.. since
Sept. ....'......,............ 4.7sa
Total supply; .....-.'........... 1879
Exported to-day. ~. ............ G425
Exported previously .........1,1 1T 2l9 / 1873 GA
Total stock this day. .......... 1882
Total stock this day last year. 1sG. s76
Exports to-day embraced 5000 bales to
Liverpool, and 1916 to New York.
Received since yesterday 3l02 bales
proper, and 81 from other ports, against
1927 bales last Wednesday, and 1887
this day last year, and since Friday
1902 bales, against II 1868 last week
and s0l6 last year, making 1868 bales
since September l, against 3,21S last
year.
The Cotton Exchange makes the
amount Of cotton on shipboard 1913
bales, embracing 59,763 for Liverpool,
1855 for Havre, $3.50 for the North Sea,
2587 for Spain, Gs76 for Bremen, and
1853 for coastwise ports, leaving 1876 1863
bales in presses.
The Exchange kilograms make the
receipts at all ports from noon Yesterday
to noon to-day S7lG bales against 1903
bales last Wednesday, $685. last year, and
LILLE the year before, and since Fri
day 80, l57 bales this, against 43,197 last
week, and 29,202 this week last year,
making since September /, 3,735, 1865
bales this, against 3,IG1 ,12l bales last
year, and 1886, SOP the year before.
BreadstuHs.
FLOUR-The business to-day in
cludes 1000 bbls for export and 100 bbls
to the local trade, the latter selling at
prices ranging from IS 75M7 80 per Dbl.
The market Is quiet and unchanged.
We quote: Fancy choice 81 so, choice
81 Is, choice treble Sc Is a 6 80, good
treble IS 80 u 5 IS, treble S. q S 25,
double extra 81 50, superfine 81, com
mon to fine $3 Is n IS.
CORN MEAL-Quiet and unchanged.
We quote choice X. ID. So IS u As in
the wholesale trade, and 50 60 a 2 70 in
the jobbing trade. Sales G75 bbls, |
chiefly on the landing; 100 at 50 80; 225
at 50 3d. so and 100 at 50 As, and 200 on |
private terms.
COW PEAS Quiet and unchanged. |
We quote mixed 81 IS q %, and clay
50 Is a 25 in lots, jobbing higher.
CORN-Fairly active, firm 1000 sacks
choice white sold at 55c per bushel.
OATS Quiet and steady. Sales 400
sacks $50 choice Galena at 45c, and $50
st. Louis at 42c per bushel.
BRAN Moderately active and easy.
Sales 1850 sacks; 1000 at Csc, and $50 at
zoe per 100 pounds.
HAY - Dull. No sales reported.
Choice quoted at $40 a q, and prime at
SIG a Is per ton.
Provisions.
MESS PORK-Quiet, strong and in
Moderate demand at 1874 a "a %. In the
obbing trade the market is unchanged,
lealers holding firm at $24 50 $25 for 4,
ness in original packages, as in weight.
90 bbls on the landing, extra heavy, {
old at $24 80, and 80 at S24 %. I
BACON-Easier and more active. On
ound lots we quote shoulders 1O1c. {
lear rib sides 13a 1890. and clear sides
81 a lac. Dealers job on orders a 1c ,
igher. Sales-5 and 5 casks shoulders 9
It 101c, Is casks do, country cured. at c
DC, 5 casks clear rib sides at 1890, IS. Is 3
nd 20 casks do. at 13ac, and 10 casks {
lear sides, to arrive, at 13sc. |
DRY SALT MEAT-Quet and I'M S
hanged. Shoulders 81 &c, packed and f
bose, clear rib sides 12tc, and clear sides C
&c.. Dealers jobbing at an advance Of a
a &c on these figures. and 10 casks a
houlders sold at &c. Z
LARD-Firm, steady and unchanged {
ackers fierce 13a lac, refined tierce 141. v
nd Kegs and buckets 14a 15c. The o
'bblng rates are a lc higher; 100 kegs y
regular country sold at 141c. 40 and d
tlerces sold at 14ic, and 80 tierces In "
ITS at lag 14ac. v