The New Orleans Democrat. (New Orleans, La.) 1875-1876, 1876-04-15

Cotton statement.
! Stock in store and on shlpboard
Sept Observation-Disclosures ..-... svS'
Gross receipts since yesterday. 3Gs2
Gross receipts previously 146o,7tb 4f34
Excess in actual stock made
| from linters. loose etc. since -
| sept ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS i"'f
Total supply ........ 400 u.
Lost from burning of Pike and
: Consumed by Lane cotton mills 7Ie
|, Exported to-day 49,. ............ 272
Exported previously. .Hh l72-l .276ala
Total stock this day .......... 2l2,9ar
Total stock this day last year. 1G2,l7f
Exports to day were 272 by river and
rail. The weeks exports were 1879
bales to Great Britain. GAIA to France,
and 3G77 coastwise.
Received since yesterday 1889 bales
proper, and 343 from other ports, against
47l3 bales proper last Friday and
1915 this day last year, making for the
week 1882 this. against "a 1863 bales
last week and 10, 1G5 this week last year.
and since September |. I,3l3,O07 bales
this. against 933, SOL bales last year.
The Cotton Exchange makes the
amount on shipboard 1879 bales, OF
which 1929 bales are for Liverpool,
20. sG5 for Havre. 1920 for the North
Sea, G59s for Bremen and 2513 for coast
wise ports, leaving 148,l24 bales in
| presses.
The Exchange kilograms make the re-
ceipts at all ports from noon Wednesday
to noon Thursday, 5O96 bales, against 444l
last Thursday, 1922 last year, and 4577
the year before, and since Friday
"a, Act bales this, against 45,627 bales
last week and 3O,Ol9 this week last year.
making 3,S4s, 91S bales since September
| this year, against 3,244, 162 bales same
time last year, and 3,49l ,551 the year
before.
| Business in the Flour market has
been dull throughout the week; never
| theless prices have been well main
tanned in the medium and choice grades,
aud to -day they are held more strongly,
| tho low grades, and especially those off
i'm condition, are dull and neglected.
Cornmeal has declined during the week
10 a 15c, and rules easy at the decline.
FLOUR-Quiet, easy, and shade
tirmer in the better grades The sales
trade at prices ranging from 80 62t to 81.
We quote: Fancy choice 81 80, choice
$7a7 Is, choice treble S6 Is q 6 SO, good
treble IS so a s rs, treble IS 25,
double extra 81 80, superfine 81, com
mon to fine SO Is a 3 rs.
CORN MEAL-Easier and &c lower;
choice X. ID. being quoted 50 35 q 2 As in
round lots, dealers jobbing ut So G5
rs per Dbl Sales 300 bbls at 50 IS /: rs
and $50 bbls at So 40.
COW PEAS-The supply is ample
and market easy Mt 81 80 a 90 for mixed
and 81 10 a 22O for clay; so bags
mixed sold at 81 so, and q car load on
private terms.
CORN - Receipts 1912 sacks. Fair
stock and but little doing. Sales $50
sacks-100 white and $50 yellow at Coo
per bushel
BULK GRAIN Receipts 80, 100 bush
els. The demand is fair for the foreign
trade ,,..
OATS Receipts 2421 sacks. There is
fair demand, with an ample stock
Sales 1850 sacks-2OO choice Galena at
44c, 700 do. at 43c and $50 st. Louis at
41c per bushel.
BRAN Light supply on the landing.
Large stock in warehouse and market
quiet Sales 1900 sacks-2OO at 75c per
100 pounds, and 1000 from warehouse O, !,
private terms.
HAY Light stock on the levee .na
but little doing. Sales $50 ball .s-o,no
choice at $40, and $50 ordinary a. "a
per ton. ~
ions today, It being C'Aurch Holiday.
and in pork 174c hig' Ter at CHICAGO tho
supply Of winter cured d s meats a
being nearly exha ,nsted, ''
MESS PORK Steady and UNCHANGED
we quote the market nominally 1913 so
a "a. Dealer S jobbing at 1924 a "a rs.
bACQN- Easy and unchanged. We
queue sno' Alders 93c. clear rib sides l31c,
ana ciear' sides 131c; dealers jobbing lc
mgher.. and 5 casks shoulders sold at
9ac, . casks clear sides at 13tc and 1G
casdS do. on private terms.
DRY SALT MEAT-The stock on sale
IS small and little in first hands. We
! aao a.o me MARE ct steady; shoulders
va 9tc Tor PACKED and loose, clear rib
Dealers Joobing lc higher. Sales 5000
lbs loose shoulders at sc, and 5000 lbs
W NV Of store at 9ic.
BIS .lAKFAST BACON-In good sup
ply and quiet at 14.al5c.
LARD Quiet and quoted in the job
bling trade packers tierce) IA q 14tc;
refined tierce 14sc; kegs and buckets
Is a 151c. Dealers jobbing a &c higher
HAMS-Easy and in light demand,
sugar-cured being quoted atll3a a 14Ac;
dealers jobbing / &c higher. tierces
sold at 13lc.
Groceries, Etc.
SUGAR Receipts 800 hhds. Demand
fair and prices steady and unchanged.
We quote Common to good common
st a 63c; fair 7c; good fair II a 7sc; fully
fair u 7sc; prime 7ac; strictly prime
7sc; choice SIC; clarifieds- yellow
81 a 9ic,, white % 10sc. Shed stock
1904 hhds.
REFINERY SUGAR Standard A 1o4
q lO3c; granulated II 11tc; powdered
and crushed III 11ic; cut loaf 12c.
MOLASSES- Receipts Isl bbls. i, The
demand is fair, market steady. Fer
menting goods common and centrifu-
galsi 20 35c; fair 80 41c; prime to
strictly prime AZ a 4Sc; choice 40 a sic
Non-fermenting and city refinery a Sc
higher. Golden syrup Soc The stock
at the sugar sheds is 1883 bbls.
COFFEE-Quiet and firm. On Job
lots for gold we quote: Prime 10 194c,
good 1S3 a 1850, fair IS Isle, ordinary
1Ga 17c.
RICE-Fair stock and moderately
ttctive. Louisiana No. 2, q SIC, COM
Lnon 81 Ale, ordinary Al 4sc, fair a
5 &c, good 81 a SIC, prime &c, choice
G a SIC.
SALT-Dealers' rates from ware
house: coarse Csc 81 per sack, fine
II 25 a 81 80; coarse retilled in second
b and sacks 5 10c lower; Turks Island
z Use per bag; table salt % a 6Ic per
p Ocket, as in size.
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