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

lTo-day Yesterday.
Low Ordinary .........-.... 8
Ordinary .4..........s.....~ ga ga
Good Ordinary fe1s t0ss
low Middling. .+.......-.-. IA ll.s
WiddIing Observation-Disclosures. 1874 12tB
Good Middling ............ 133l 1878
Sales to-day 1900 bales. Market dull.
Cotton statement.
Stock in store and on shipboard
Gross receipts since Yesterday. 1853
Gross receipts previously ..... Il ,i99 o43 431 800
Excess in actual stock made
from linefs. loose, etf.. siuee
Sept. i..................... 4,7s2
Total supply ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. li52.l 6t
Exported to-day o.. ............ T.tt2
Exported previously ......... ,207 519 4 81 Gsi
Total stock this daY!......4.... 997,t.o
Total stock this day last year. 1Ts.GaB
Exports to-day were 5Oo7 bales to Liv
crpool, 2olO to Hayre and g. to Vera
Cruz.
Received since Saturday 1880 bales
proper, and 523 from other ports, against
Y5SD proper last Sunday and Monday,
and 2O7S last year, making 10, 700 bales
since Friday, against 1866 last week,
aud 1896 this week last year and since
jeptember3l ,2S2, lso bales this, against
90 COS last year
The Cotton Exchange makes the
amount OF cotton on shipboard 1904
2t47o for Havre. 1871 for the North
Sea, 1914 for Spain, 9O0G for Bremen, 50
for Mexico and 1851 for coastwise ports,
leaving 149, Dol in presses
The Exchange kilograms make the
receipts at all the ports. FROM noon Sat
urday to noon to-day, 1880 bales,
against 1902 bales last Sunday and
Monday, slGs last year, and 1877 the
year before, and since Friday 2t.552 this
week. against "a, 1876 last week, and 10, 1873
this week last year making since Sep
TENDER l. 1880 bales this. against
3.1SS, 944 bales last year and 3, i2S,o35 the
year before
HrcaastuHs.
FLOUR The market is easier on
middling and lower grades, but steady
on choice. Sales about 1900 barrels to
the local trade at prices ranging from
81 % to ~ 80
We quote Fancy choice 81 50, choice
STAT Is, choice treble SC 25 II 6 80, good
treble $5 50 u 5 Is, treble 50 u 5 %,
double extra a. 50, superine "a, com
mon to fine 80 % "a rs.
CORN MEAL Dull and easy. and
quoted at 80 30 ~ 80 40 in the wholesale
trade for choice X. ID. dealers job ut
80 50 u SO 65 per bbl. Sales rs bbls at
50 81, and 1876 ut 80 40
COW PEAS Quiet and unchanged
We quote mixed 81 50 NJ. and clay
50 Is n 3 25 in lots, iobbing higher
CORN Receipts none. Market fairly
active and stock only moderate. prices
steady Sales 5000 sacks-l00 yellow at
eoc. 1909 and 500 white at 55c. 800 do. ut
Sale. and 1900 do ut 54c per bushel
BULK CRANE Receipts none. The
demand is fair for the foreign trade
OATS Receipts none. Stock light
and prices steady. Sales IT'S sncks-125
choice Galena mt 47c, 100 St Louis ut 43c.
800 and 900 do. at 42c per bushel.
BRAN-Receipts none The stock is
ample to meet tho demand. Sales li00
sacks-s00 and GOO at csc per 100 lbs.
Provisions.
MESS PORK-There was some in
G,liry today but no sales are reported.
! We quote the market quiet and I'M
changed at $24 "a 80 for standard to ex-
ira heavy, dealers iobbing Mt S2t 80 u %
tor mess in original packages. accord
| ing to weight.
BACON Easy, with limited de-
mhnd We quote shoulders at 10 a 10Ac
clear rib sides 13sc. clear sides 134 l4e.
casks clear rib sides sold at 13sc, deal
ers jobbing at n t. higher.
| DRY SALT MEAT-Steady and in
moderate supply at 81 n 9lc for shoul-
ders, packed and loose. 122 q I2bc fol
clear rib sides and 12a 1870 for cleal
sides, dealers jobbing u &c higher. Il
casks shoulders sold at &c.
LARD Firm. steady and unchanged
packers tierce l3i d t4c, refined tierce 14i
and kegs and buckets AZ 15c. The
iobbing rates are 1 a t. higher, 10 and II
tierces sold at 13a 1ic.
| HAMS-Quiet and easy. We quote
ordinary averages 14l 1itc. and choice
10 u IL lb hams 14a l5c, in round lots
tierces sold at 14ic.
Groceries. Etc.
SUGAR Receipts 234 hhds. The
demand is light and the market closed
dull. Common to good common Ct q
&c, fair &c, good fair II 7sc; fully
fair u q 7sc; prime 7sc; strictly prime
7sc, choice 8 sic claritieds yellow
81 n Ole, white u o 1Olc.
REFINERY SUGAR-Standard A 1oi
a IOJc; granulated II lie; powdered
and crushed III HE: cut loaf 12ic.
MOLASSES- Receipts 35s bbls. Mar
ket easy Fermenting goods-common
and centrifugals % q $50: fair 80 % 42c
prime to strictly prime AZ n 48c; choice
| 40 q SIC. n-fermenting and city re-
finery a &c higher. Golden syrup SOC.
COFFEE Market stronger and fairly
active. Sales average 2OO0 bags.
On job lots for gold we quote: Prime
lSd " NC, Hoou loi ~ lo3c, iaIi III
1sc, ordinary 1Gb u 1G9c.
RICE-Fair stock and moderately
active Louisiana No. 2, "a n SIC, com
mon ~ 4ac, ordinary AZ al Sc, fair 81 u
SIC, good 81 a &c, prime Ct a G4c, choice
sc.
SAI.T-Dealers' rates from ware
house: coarse 95c 81 per sack, fine
81 % a 81 80; coarse refilled in second
hand sacks 10c lower; Turks Island
20 a 75c per bag table salt q n &C per
pocket, as in size.
Steady. Louisiana per
cent 81 1Oa 81 IL, fair to choice
Western 81 10 81 IL.
LEAF TOBACCO-Quiet. Frosted Jugs
nominal. low Jugs 81 u &c, good to fine
Jugs 6A a &c, low leaf DC, medium leaf
% a 10c, good leaf III q 12hc, fine leaf
l3t a 14lc, selections nominal. Sales II
hhds new on private terms.