The New Orleans Democrat. (New Orleans, La.) 1875-1876, 1876-01-29

, held from the market, in transit or not
( yet sampled. s-., -
The worlds visible supply was Sc,
down to-day mt 2.9BS,7l5 bales, against
2,S46,1 bales last year, showing an ex.
cess over last year OF 142,625 bales
against ia, 653 last week and AZ, 922 the
week before.
, The Exchange reports: Sales 10,60(
bales. Demand good"
COTTON STATEMENT.
Stock on hand Sept I. 1875. .(hales) 9g7t
Arrived since Inst statement. 1854 - A.
Arrived previously 4 o3o, SOL o3e 50.
1906
Cleared to-day .................. 370O
Cleared previously .......,.... C7i,357- e7b.147
Stock on hand and on shpboard not
cleared. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. Jl ,iba
Do. same time last yoar ................. 2s3 1Da
Receipts proper since last evening
4415 bales, against 41O8 on last Saturday
and 14S6 last year, making an aggregate
since August 81 Of 002, 1913 bales, against
no, ia last year--increase 1911
1 The Exchange kilograms make the
receipts at all tho ports from - IN.
yesterday to IL m. to-day 1871 bales,
against 1854 last week, and Is, 1O7 last
year, and since August ~, 1851, 594
bales, against 2,517,64G mp to Friday
noon, January 20 last year, Excluding
the above 15,l00-. increase, 433.9ls.
Exports yesterday TO Great Britain
1905 bales, against 1894 last week, and
1888 last year; and to the Continent,
5227 last year.
Stocks at all tho delivery ports made
up to II m, 906, 231 bales, against S57, 400
last week, and S6S, 800 last year.
| TOBACCO-The only transaction re-
ported to-day was hhds. at -. The
amount on sale Is estimated at 1896
hhds. The last sale Of any magnitude
reported was 800 hhds. on the 9Th inst,
which was said to be ut prices which re-
CURED no change in our quotations.
Nothing has transpred since TO estab-
fish any variation, but one or two fac
tors quote Tugs Ac. u 1c., and leaf 10 a IL
and &c lower, while others object TO any
change; under these circumstances we
repeat our previous figures as nominal,
and merely for reference. as follows
Low Tugs 6(G7c, good 7AC1Sc, low leaf
oW11c. medium 12W14c. Received since
last evening IL hhds.. exported by sail,
stock in hand by our running statement
1908 hhds.
FREIGHTS-The seemed to be n
better feeling to-day, and we heard of
shipments OF cotton to Liverpool, both
ut Tied and at 15-32d. Yesterday we
reported u ship for Havre at 1c and one
for Liverpool ut Tied. We quote as
follows:
BY steam-C Cotton to liverpool GIG n
19-32d corn II III cotton to New York
&c, to Boston, Providence, Fall River,
Philadelphia and Baltimore. via New
York, &c; sugar to New York 81 so ~
Ind, molasses 81 SO p Dbl, rice - a tic
BY sail Cotton to Liverpool TIC a
15-32d to Havre 1915 1c, the former
the going rate; to Bremen IAc; to
Antwerp IA a 1880; to Amsterdam - u
17-32d to Cronstadt = DIED to Genoa
! Lice; to Boston 13-1Gc to Provi-
dence I q 25-32c; to Philadelphia 13-16c.
Bulk corn to Liverpool 1Od.
SUGAR-Only 494 hhds were received
this morning. The demand Is active,
especially Tor the better grades Of open
kettle, and prices for them are a &c
higher. The supplies were all sold
at "a sac for inferior, 81 &c for COM
mon, 81 &c for good common, 81 a &C
for. fair to. good fair, 6s &c for
fully fair, 71c for prime, 7Ac for strictly |
prime, u q SIC for gray clarified, "a a
sc for yellow clarified, Ga Ole for off
white clarified, and % a 9sc for choice
white clarified.
.MOLASSES Only 5s7 bbls and half
ditto were received this morning. The
IL.
with light supplies. Some cistern
bottoms sold at 40c per gallon.
The demand continues good, and
the supplies all sold at previous prices
25 CSC for low common fermentinp.
% IL 3Sc for centrifugal, 30 u 35c for com
mon fermenting, 81 a 4Oc for fair fer
menting, 43 45c for prime fermenting,
and A q ACC for reboiled. No choice on
hand It would command 53c per gallon
hslt a.
the sales are confined to 1919 bbls.
OF which $50 and 50 choice treble extra
Mt $5 SO; 14O and Is ditto at SIS rs, 80
ut SIS S7A, 60 and 100 choice extra at
So; 100 at So O5; 100 at SIS O5; so at So 70:
30 at 81; Is, rs and 40 ut 81 25. A lot of
1925 bbls choice extra sold ut 81 per half
Dbl. 'O'
CORN MEALS stronger; some in
1uiry, and offers OF SO rs refused. Sell
Ing In job lots at 50 IS II 2 40 per Dbl; 100 .
bbis sold ut 50 IS, and so at 50 80 per
GRITS Are quoted at 81 10 a is, and
obbing at ~ 25 u Dbl.
DRY SALT MEAT-Moderately fair
supply, with the demand mostly CON ,
lined to tho job trade at st a 81. Clear
.lb sides lilo, clear sides 119c per lb. Z
rhe market Is quoted at wholesale II a
g FOR shoulders, loose and packed clear !
10 Slde5 IO3 lie; clear sides III u 11Ic ,
Der Id; rs boxes shoulders sold to arrive
It 7sc; l car load shoulders, at the de- |
DOT, at Sc; 10000 lbs clear rib sides. at
he depot, at 1oac, and 2oO0 lbs clear sides
Vt lilo per ID,
BACON-We have to note a dull v
market and quote 9tc for shoulders. 12c G
or clear rib sides, and 12Ac for clear .
ldes. Dealers are jobbing shoulders D
Vt 9sc, clear rib sides 121c, clear sides a
23c per pound. Il
PORK-Mess Is In demand at sal so :,
'er Dbl, and the supplies sell as fast as :.
eceived at that price. $50 bbls received 8.
yesterday sold In lots to dealers at il
'2l SO, and 400 bbls just In would com e
nand that, price. but they are not yet fl
eady for delivery. A car load sold at e
~ SO to arrive. This comprises the total b
upply in first hands. Dealers are Job
ling at S21 IS a % per Dbl. C
BREAKFAST BACON-Is dull and
luoted at wholesale at 13tc per ID. fr
LARD-Quiet and steady and quoted
t 124 a 12lc for ordinary packers, in n
ierce, III a 13c for choice packers prime ri
team. 1871 q 1890 for refined in fierce,
81 a lac per ID. 10
PACKERS HOG PRODUCTS-Prim y
ness pork is selling at $40 10 so, ex- "
ra prime pork $17 q 10 per bbl., rump
'ork 81 IS, pig pork $40 so a II per
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