The New Orleans Democrat. (New Orleans, La.) 1875-1876, 1876-03-25

Az the close the cotton Exchange
quoted
To-day Yesterday.
Low Ordinary ............ e. =.
| Ordinary. INSTRUMENTATION -. 81.
Good Ordinary .........t.. TO-. To-,
Low Nidding. ............. I2ip 49,
Mlddllng. ....tt+.44+.-..." 49, Us
Good Miadling ..........44. ia tAh
Sales to-day $500 bales, market firm.
Cotto" statement.
stock in store and on shpboard
Sept Observation-Disclosures p,pss
Gross receipts aince yesterday 1.aao
Groas receipts previously .... .Jpl 40 1pe 400
EyccaH in actual stock made
from lintote. looao, etc. aincn
sopt. i.........,.......,.,....s. .1sl
Total Hurrly. Observation-Disclosures. l,ii3.i77
Exported to-day .......... p.os.
Exported previously Ia ,san i ibe. AGA
Total stock this DAY. ........... 9be. Its
Total stock this day last year. 2op. 4t4
Exports to-day were 1904 bales to
Liverpool, 1871 to Havre. 1os to Ciucin-
natl. and to Nicksburg The weeks
exports embrace 81. 800 bales to Great
Britain, 1858 to France. 44gs to tho
Continent. and a739 coastwise.
Receipts to-day 1887 bales proper
and 143 from other ports. against
a2lG proper last week and 2392 last year.
making a total for the week Of 9s.749
bales. against 3O.Sl5 last week and IL. 400
this week last year. and since Septem.
l.2
a03. 03S last year.
The Cotton Exchange makes the
amount Of cotton on shipboard 104, 1913
bales. Of which 81 ,5O7 bales for Liver
pool. 19i67 for Havre. 1915 for the
North Sea, 22o2 for Spain, 9527 for Bre-
mon, II for Mexico, and 2512 for coast
wise ports, leaving lei, 495 bales in
presses.
The Exchange kilograms make the
receipts at all ports to-day 1886 bales.
against l0,a45 last Friday. 9237 and 1000
last year and the year before, and
total for the week of Ga, 2S4 bales,
time last year, making 1906. bales
since September LIST. against 3,126,737
last year and 1898. ga the year before.
Exports from ports for the week are
52.952 bales to Great Britain and 35. $3.50
to the Continent leaving stocks OF 66l.-
S62 bales. against 652,4il bales same
day last year.
The interior movement shows a total In |
receipts Of II 1855 bales this week. against
lG, 107 last week and 5000 bales this week |
last year. and in shipments of 1898 |
bales this week, against 81, 1855 and 1904
bales last week and last year, and stocks |
OF l0l.396, against %, 1l3 bales last year
Brcadstuas.
During the past week business In the
line of breadstutfs has not been satisfac-
tory, except In the grain market. Flour
has been dull, and the week closes at
decline of 25c in fancy choice, other
grades unchanged. Corn meal, after
ruling down to st. Louis prices, has
finally taken sharp turn and the week
closes with a fair movement at an adj
vance Of fully 25c over the lowest range
of the week
FLOUR -Dull and unchanged. Sales,
1895 bbls, at prices ranging from "a s7a
to Sc so.
We quote Fancy choice 81 SO. choice
81 a. IS, choice treble SO IS a 8 so, good
treble IS so q s rs, treble as a s Is,
double extra "a so, superfine 81, CON-
mon to fine 50 as a 3 rs.
CORN MEAL-Corn meal was quoted
at st. Louis to-day 81 as q q 80 Here
there Is an improved feeling and the
market closed firm at an advance. We
now quote choice kiln dried 81 40 a 2 so.
Dealers jobbing at 90 5oa GO; Sales =
$40 bbls ut - 30 and 81 40 per Dbl.
COW REALISTICALLY, and quoted
81 IS l 95 for mixed, and 50 IS for
ACORN Fair stock, market quiet, and
prices steady. Sales 675 sacks; 500
white and l75 mixed at 53c per .bushel.
OATS-Limited demand, and in good
supply; $50 sacks choice Galena sold
1t 45c per bushel.
BRAN-Ample stock, and but little
business doing; 800 bags sold at 75c per
100 pounds.
HAY-Dull, with large stock Of low
grades. Choice is quoted at $1S a $21,
prime at SIS II per ton.
Provisions.
In the main provisions have been .
strong, and the week closes with an ad-
vance Of lc in bacon, / a }c in dry salt ]
shoulders, and Ia 1c in lard, over the