The New Orleans Democrat. (New Orleans, La.) 1875-1876, 1876-04-20


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Good Middling 13h 1871
Sales to day 1900 bales. Market steady.
Cotton statement.
Stock in store and on shipboard
Sept l.. ...,........-... e.sHb
Gross receipts since yesterday. 1911
Gross receipts previously .a79a25 tsf Dos
Excess in actual stock made
from lnters. loose. etc. since
sept. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 1912
Total supply Observation-Disclosures. l507 81
Lost from burning of Pike and
Consumed by Lane cotton mills 77s
Exported to-day 49, .... Te73
Exported previously. ga. 7s5-1 1913 .9ss
Total stock this day............ 2l3.ss3
Total stock this day last year 1881
Exports to-day embraced 5000 bales to
Liverpool. $685. to Havre, and 1893 to
New York.
Received since yesterday 1475 bales
proper, and &c from other ports, against
254S bales proper last Wednesday and
$50 this day last year, making since
Friday $685. bales this, against II ,144 bales
last week and 45Ol this week last year.
and since September l, 1,3l9,942 bales
this year, against 1913, 672 bales same time
last year
The Cotton Exchange makes the
amount on shipboard 81 $50 bales. OF
which 1924 bales are for Liverpool
23,752 for Havre, A36 for the North
Sea, 67O6 for Bremen and 332 for coast
wise ports, leaving 1866 bales in
presses.
The Exchange kilograms make the re-
ceipts at all ports from noon yesterday
to noon to day, 1860 bales against 6455 last
Wednesday, 1886 this day last year, and
1851 the year before, and for the five
days 2O,s79 bales this week, against
20, 361 bales last week and 1913 this
week last year, giving since September
| /, 1878, 1853 bales this, against 3,268, 500
bales last year, and 1886, 472 tho year
before.
FLOUR Unchanged and dull. There
Is some inquiry for export grades, and
we hear OF 1000 bbls in treaty, the par
ticulars OF which have not yet been made
public In the local trade the demand
Is limited, and sales are reported OF 1160
bbls, prices ranging from SO to 81 per
Dbl.
We quote Fancy choice 81 50, choice
81 al Is, choice treble So 25 a so, good
treble SIS so a IS, treble S. IS,
double extra 81 50, superfine 81, com
mon to fine SO 25 q 3 75
is held generally at So so. dealers con
tinuing to job at 50 rs. Sales so bbls at
50 40.
COW PEAS Stock good, demand
light, and prices steady. We quote low
mixed at 81 40 a so. choice mixed 81 65
a IS, and clay So a 2 TO-
CORN-Light stock and demand,
prices firm. Sales 400 sacks-2OO white
and yellow mixed at &c, and 200 white
in second hand sacks at COO per bushel.
BULK GRAIN Receipts none. The
demand is fair for the foreign trade. A
car load from Lapins, Kanass, sold at
5Sc.
OATS-Demand limited, supply light
and the market steady. Sales $50 sacks
-l5O choice st. Louis at 44c, 200 do. at
43c per bushel.
BRAN-Very little on the landing and
demand light. 1t is held at IS SOC per
100 pounds
HAY-Fair stock and market neg
lected. Choice quoted at 500 a %, and
prime at SIG 10 per ton.
Provisions.
We note an improvement in the pro-
vision trade. Pork continues steady.
but prices giving way lc on clear and
clear rib bacon. A fair days business
Mess PoRK-we,tern markets con-
tinue dull and unchanged. The demand
Is light, and we quote original mess
nominal at 1923 25M23 so. Dealers still
jobbing at $24@24 IS. Sales 25 bbls at
1923 IS and Is bbls extra heavy at $24.
BACON--Opened with an unsettled
feeling and closed easy with fair de-
mand at decline Of &c on clear and
clear rib sides. Sales Sc casks on the
basis OF 13@13ac for clear rib sides and
134@13s for clear sides. Shoulders are
quoted 9s@9sc. Dealers job at rates
s@4c higher
DRY SALT MEAT-The market is
steady, and quoted: Shoulders 93c
for packed and loose, clear rib sides
123c, and clear sides l2z 13c, dealers
jobbing &c higher.
BREAKFAST BACON--In good sup
ply and quiet at 141 q 15c.