The New Orleans Democrat. (New Orleans, La.) 1875-1876, 1876-01-11

bales, making q total for the day, al
noted above, Of 5000 bales.
The offerings Of the medium qualities
were moderate and OF the higher grades
scant, enabling to realize rather
fully maintaining the advance reported
on Saturday, and rendering it necessary
to still further raise the inside quota
ton for good middling sc. The lower
grades, on the contrary. were in ample
supply, and, being neglected, sales OF
them could not be pressed unless at
further concession, &c being accepted
for inferior. Strict low middling sold
at III. The sales also included two bales
good to fine, from plantation In the
vicinity OF jackson. West Tennessee,
sold by Messrs. Strong Il Henderson,
and especially bought for exhibition at
the Centennial, at 20 cents. The
dispatches were not calculated to have
much influence, Liverpool being re-
ported quiet at quiet at previous rates,
with saleslof II. 900 bales, and New York
dull at Saturdays quotations for spots,
and closing at decline OF 1-32 a 3-32c in
futures. The Bureau crop report, tel
egram OF which appeared In the morn
ing papers, excited good deal OF inter
est, but had no apparent influence on
the market.
The Exchange makes the amount on
shipboard, not cleared, before to-day
exports) 102, OO9 bales, embracing 4S,564
for Liverpool, 23,213 for Havre, 1904
for the North Sea, 3765 for Bremen,
1858 for Spain, 1872 for the Mediterra-
mean, 377 for Mexico, and 5146 for coast-
wise ports. leaving in presses, agreeably
to it's account at ~ m, 1854 bales.
RI we deduct from this the amount
sold, but not yet delivered, the balance
will be about 10000 bales to represent
the quantity unsold, u large part OF
which is withheld from the market, in
transit, or not yet sampled.
The Exchange reports Sales 1900
bales market steady." Its quotation
for ordinary is reduced sc and the flures
for middling and good middling arc
raised &c.
COTTON STATEMENT.
Stock on hand Sept. I, 1875. ..... .balcs) 1916
Arrived since last statement. 21.267
Arrived previously. ............s2 1923, 52t- s5i .5o1
ssst. S6l 567
Cleared to-day Observation-Disclosures. e,o36
Cleared previously ............. SOS, a5s576.s 1874
Stock on hand and on shipboard not
cleared. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. Islbt5
Do. same time last year ................... T41s2
%
to Liverpool and 1896 to Havre.
Receipts proper since Saturday even
ing q 1884 bales, against 1882 on last
Sunday and Monday, and 9628 last
year, making an aggregate since Friday
evening Of 24,964 bales, agains II ,602
last week, and 5,497 last year, and
since August 81 OF 730, 64S bales, against
COG, 1888 last year-increase la, $40.
The Exchange kilograms make the
receipts at all the ports from IL M
Saturday to IL m. to-day 36,707 bales,
against 1851 on last Sunday and Mon
day and 1874 last year, and since Fri
day 81, 439 bales, against AZ, $50 last week
and 80, 149 last year. Total since August
81, 2,54O, 677 bales, against 2,22s, 1853 up to
Sunday noon, January 8, last year, lex
Guiding part Of the above 19,6SD--iD-
crease 81 1924.
Exports FRIDAY and Saturday to
Great Britain "a, COS bales, against II .SS2
last week, and 1850 last year. and to
the Continent 1893 bales, against 1854
last week, and 5Os6 last year.
Stock at all the delivery ports, made
up to IL m, 81, 440 bales, against 810,7A
last week and 849. 472 last year.
TOBACCO--On Saturday, not report
ed until to-day, IL hhds sold at :,
The amount on sale is estimated
ut 2O75 hhds. We continue to
quote as follows: Low Tugs 6@7c, good
7b0Sc, low leaf 9M11c, medium 12M14c,
good 15@16c. and fine 17W1sc.. Received
since Saturday evening 10 hhds; ex-
ported none; stock on hand by our run
ming statement 1878 hhds.
The Louisville Couier-JOurn0i re-
ports that the .preponderance in, the
offerings Of the light, green, mixed and
~ hav In fn LOG 10, hnx in
to tell upon the tone Of the market in
those descriptions, but all useful grades
are well supported.
FREIdHTS-We noted in our last re-
port that9rates were still looking down,
and to-day we have to reduce our quo
tations for cotton to Liverpool by steam
! -32d, and strike out the outside figures
of 19-32d by sail. With this exception
we make no change IN cur Quotations,
rs follows:
BY steam--cotton to Liverpool 19-32d,
corn 12i 13d ; cotton to New York &c, to
Boston, Providence, Fall River and
via New York &c; sugar to
New York rs Y hid, molasses SO p Dbl.
By sail - cotton to Liverpool 9-16d,
Havre l 3-16c, to Amsterdam lie, to
Antwerp sic, to Bremen 2l-32d, to
Revei 2l.32G11-16d, to Genoa | Slice;
.co"sSo " 0AGtuIA JUS. oI SsanD w
London 35s
SUGAR Received this morning 243S
lhds. The demand is good princi-
,ally for shipment, and the supplies
odd as landed at previous prices,
hough toward the close the mar
ret became quiet and prices weakened
a SIC for inferior, 81 SIC for com
non, So a &c for good common, 81 a
&c for fair, 6s 6sc for good fair, 81 &C |
or fully fair, 7a7ac for prime, 7ia7sc for
trictly prime, 7Ic for choice, "a SIC !
or gray clarified, SIC for yellow clari- |
led, 81 a 9ac for off white clarified, and
&c for white clarified.
MOLASSES-R Received this morning
Cos bbls and 26 half bbls, mostly fer
nenting The market is bare Of choice |
ot fermenting. That not fermenting
J in demand at full prices, while fer
1enting is ruling lower Fermenting |
, selling at 80 a Acc as in quality. Some |
air fermenting sold at 35c and prime
45c " gallon; prime reboiled
t Acc: strictly prime, not fermenting,
t 4Se; prime, not fermentipg, AZ a as;
trictly prime fermenting, As soc
hoiee 81 a SIC p gallon.
REFINERY SUGAR-Cut loaf In bar
els is selling on orders at 121c, crushed
lac, powdered and granulated 11tc,
tandard A 1Oic % ID.
REFINERY AIOLASSE.S = Golden
yrup is selling on orders at soc per gal
IN.
FLOUR-Choice extra was held
tronger to-day, under Western adj
ices. Only local demand. The sales
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