The New Orleans Democrat. (New Orleans, La.) 1875-1876, 1876-03-17


Do. same time last year ................. LIES
To-day's exports embraced 1850 bales to Fal
mouth. for orders. 2sO2 to Havre. 36i9 to Bremen
and 1926 to Genoa.
Receipts proper. since sin last evening 2i7o bales
making an aggregate since Friday evening OF
26 bales against 500 last week and 932 last
year and since August 81 OF l.2is.o!o bales
against 1877, $40 last year-increaSe 320,5N
The Exchange kilograms make the receipts nj
all the ports from IL m. yesterday to IL m. to-
day Ss and
66 625 last week and A. 266 last year. Total since
August 81 $500 Ss9 bales against 3O71 900 up to
Tuesday noon. March 16. last year-increase
Exports FRIDAY to Wednesday inclusive to
Great Britain 45.697 bales. against 3G.osG last
1894 bales against 1914 last week. and % .e34
Stocks at all the delivery ports. made up to 70
m, 71a7b7 bales. against 766,540 last week and
'' ToBH AZ sales to-day embraced %
hhds.. Of which 16 new low to fine at 1l@13c.
yesterday, 50 hhds g and 3O). This makes an ag-
gregate for the two days of 81 hhds. The amount
on sale is estimated at 1850 hhds. We continue to
01s@7iEc. low leaf at 5000. medium at 91s@l0ac.
good at u1s@12hc. fneat 13's@141sc selections
alto. and Africans at lS@1sc; Received since
last evening 80 hhds; exported none: stock on
hand by our running statement STA hhds.
fac or writing to Western correspondent
says: The stock on sale affords buyers toler-
ably fair assortment to select FROM but the harsh
weather lately has retarded the movement. The
shippers from the breaks have been generally
satisfied with their sales in this market, but we
consider the prices ruling at the West are en-
tirely too high and leave little or no margin be-
tween the inland markets and the seaboard. We
look for lower figures in the former following
the next pricing season, as the receipts there
are expected to be liberal"
FREIGHTS-A ship was taken up for Havre
to-day at &c for cotton. We quote as follows:
o BY and Fail Via to e q
Sc: to Philadelphia and Baltimore via New
York, Ne; to New York &c, sugar to New York
By sy saicotton to Liverpool ''o S po to
Havre - @ nc: to Bremen l5-16@1c: to the
Baltic Nd to Malaga lc: TO Boston and Provi-
dence sc: corn to Liverpool 1Od
SUGAR-Received this morning 800 hhds. The
market is steady with good demand, and the
supplies all sold at 6hc for inferior, exc for
good common. 70 for fair; 7h@71ac for good
choice 9@s.4c for yellow clarified. and sA@lOc
MOLASSES- 100 bbls were received this
plies sold at 2o@3Oc for inferior fermenting, 80
@l32c for common fermenting, 4O@42c for prime
fermenting, 4sc for strictly prime fermenttng, so
and prime reboiled.
CITY REFINERY MOLASSES-Is selling on
orders at 35@40c for common, 45c for fair soc for
prime. 55c for choice. and sO@s5c for golden sy-
dry REFINERY sUGAR-white clarified is
selling in hhds at 1O@10hc; yellow clarified ga
eac centrifugal 7A@7hc; standard A in, bbls
II ii &c: gran1iated Tie v Is. n2s'' powered
FLOUR,Only small local demand; prices
steady and unchanged. Only, l4lo bbls sold, of
IS. SO do at S. 25. SO. 80, rs and rs choice treble
extra at IS, IS at IS 12 Is and 20 do at IS o. 40
choice extra at So 62,s % at 81 49, Is and so at
and 100. 165 and $50 on private terms.
CORN MEALS in good supply and dull.
and and quoted at Sc 5000 IS Dbl 20 and 50 bbls
jobbing at 81 IS p Dbl.
GRITS-Are selling in job lots only at s4@4 %
PORK-Quiet but strong. with a small stock
held BY dealers and little or none in first hands:
80 and so bbls heavy mess sold at s24 so per Dbl
pRY s onMfEnST 81 p sgt es steasv with
small stock. mostly in dealers hands. Shout
lers are &c stronger and sides are unchanged:
lbs shoulders aa loose sold at the depot and
quoted at 12c1 and clear sides at l3fc p ID
iealers are jobbing at tc above these prices.
BACON--Sides are in light supply and quiet,
scarcity. Shoulders are quoted at ioJ.c, clear
lib sides 13ac clear sides lac p b. Is half casks
clear rib sides sold at lac y ID, and 80 casks, |
To- clear rib sides at lsIc, and do. clear sides
casks shoulders.
- are Ill DeLl6T supply ana clOlce sugar. |
I4hc ib, "
BREAKFAST BACON-Moderate supply and |
selling IN lob lots at lAA@l5c y b.
PACkERS' HOG PRODUCTS-Are selling on |
orders at s2o so@2l for prime mess pork; SIS so |
or extra prime pork: $4,000 so p Dbl for rump |
,bl 61a@sac apiece for pigs tongues: 81 30 )
$50 III Tk in and Dbl for pigs feet
LARD-The supplies are sufficient for tho
wants Of the local trade, but too small to inv;te
my export demand. Tierce refined is ouoted
It ls1sc. key lac, and bucket lAsc b /; jobbinS