The New Orleans Democrat. (New Orleans, La.) 1875-1876, 1876-01-18

To4dayss exports embraced 900 bales
to Rouen, to which we have added % by
river.
Receipts proper since Saturday even
ing t4.3BO bales, against II 1894 on last
Sunday and Monday and 415y last year,
making an aggregate since Friday even
ing of 2O,307 bales, against 24,913 last
week and 1891 last year, and siiice Aug.
81 Of 7g1. 43G bales, against 64O, 966 last
year increase 100, 470 bales.
The Exchange kilograms make the
receipts at oil the ports from IL m.
Saturday to II m. to-day 81 ,966 bales,
against 36, 7O7 on last Sunday and Mon
day and 17.711 last year, and since Fri
day 51.13s bales. against 50,430 last
week and 6,433 last year. Total since
August 81, 2,693,559 bales, against
2.3is,579 bales UP to Sunday noon. Jan
uary ~, Last year, excluding .1I asd half OF the
Exports FRIDAY and Saturday. to
Great Britain 25,47S bales, against a..
COS last week, aud 1894 last year; and
to the Continent $50 bales, against
5sO3 last week and 41s2 last year.
Stocks ut all the delivery ports made
up to ~ m s44,097 bales, against Sl7.-
liO last week and s64, t24 last year.
TOBACCO-We did not hear of n
transaction to-day. The amount on
sale Is estimated at also hhds. We CON
tinue TO quote as follows: Low Tugs
G(G7c. good 7sCDsc. low leaf 9M1lc, mo-
edium 12Mt4c, good 15@16c, and fine
17M1sc. Received since Saturday even
ing. ~ hhds. exported, none: stock on
hand by our running statement, 1868
hhds.
FREIGRTS- market continues
quiet and easy ut our previous quota
tions, as follows:
by steam--Cotton TO Liverpool 1g-32d.
corn IL "a 12bd cotton to Now York &c, to
Boston, Providence, Fall River and
Baltimore, via New York. SC: sugar to
BY sail = Cotton to Liverpool GIG q
Ig-s2d; to Havro lie: to Bremen IL
al alice to Antwerp / 3-l6c: to Revel and
Cronstadt { a II 32d to Genoa l sic a
lie. OIL cake to London 35s. Cotton to
Boston 13-tGc: to Providence l u 25-32c
to Philadelhia 1850.
SUGAR-Received this morning 2100
hogsheads. Good demand for higher
grades and Mt little better prices, while
changed. The supplies sold at
u SIC for inferior. sc for COM
mon, SIC for good common, 6Ac for
fair, ca a Gle for good fair, 6se for fully
fair, eye for strictly fully fair. 6ac for
prime. &c for strictly prime, choice TIC,
n a Sic for gray clarified, 81 u sc. for
yellow clarified, % a 9Ac for white
MOIAssEs-Received this morning
gaia bbls and AZ half bills, mostly fer.
menting. Sound molasses is scarce and
hand We note better feeling and the
receipts were mostly all sold. Ferment-
ing Is quoted at 30 a 43c, as in quality,
good prime fcrmenting 40c, cistern bot
tom $50: prime, not fermenting, Al q
42c, prime reboiled 4Oc strictly prime
not rcboiled AZ soc: choice 81 a sac
per gallon.
FfOUR-On Saturday 1000 bbls sold
for export on private terms. In the local
trade tho sales to-day comprise 1869
bbls. of which 100 and $50 low treble
s 10; 900 choice treble extra at $5 65; rs
and 100 choice extra at $6 25 at $6 SO; 80
at ~: 100 ut ~ as; 80, 100, $50, 152 and
1856 on private terms.
Common is quoted ut % 25@3 SO. fine
50 rs, supertine "a. double extra "A IS,
low treble extra "a 50d5, choice do.
IS 37h0l5 rs. choice extra $6@6 SO, choice
and family extra at sc 75017 so " Dbl.
CORN MEAL.-rhe market is dull
and prices have declined 20 a 30 per Dbl
under receipts Of 1900 bbIs 100 bbls sold
$50 bbls sold on the landing at 80 30 per
Dbl. Dealers are jobbing II in store at
~ 40 a 9 80 per Dbl.
GRITS Sell in job lots at "a 15a4 rs.
and retail from store at 81 80 ~ Dbl.
PORK The market is quiet but steady
and the stock is held strongly at 1921 81
~ Dbl for mess on the landing and In
store. foo bbls sold on the landing at
$21 80 per Dbl. Dealers are jobbing at
S21 80 q % per Dbl.
DRY SALT MEATAThe market Is
steady with small stock, light receipts
ard a fair job demand and a scarcity OF
well cured meat. Shoulders are held in
lots at Sic, clear rib sides II, clear sides
11ic er h. Dealers are jobbing at sShc.
clear rib sides 11tc, clear sides 11ac per
n. half casks shoulders sold at Sic.
boxes clear sides at lie, 30 casks shout
ders at Sc, 10000 lbs clear rib sides at 10ac,
and $1,000 lbs clear sides at 11lc per ID.
These sales were made on the landing
to dealers.
BACON-Quiet but strong. and the
stock on hand Is small. Shoulders are
quoted mt wholesale at 10 10(c, clear
rib sides 12tc, clear sides 12ac p ID.
Dealers are jobbing at 10Ac for shout
deN, 12bc for clear rib sides, and 10 a
13tc for clear sides.
HAMS-Choice sugar-cured are in
| light supply and In demand for export,
and are quoted at IA 14ic ~ ID. Smaller
lots command l44 14Ac, and dealers are
jobbing ut AYE ~ ID; l6 tierccs sold at
14c and 10 at 14tc H Id.
BREAKFAST BACON-Good supply
and dull at 13a a 14c II ID.
LARD-Is in light supply and In re-
quest for export, with an active job de-
mand. Tierce packers is quoted at 12t a
12ac; refined 10 13lc; keg 13a a lac;
bucket 14c ~ III.
PACKERS HOG PRODUCTS-Prime
mess pork is selling at $40 so, prime
pork S1s, rump pork $17@1s p
Dbl; pig pork $40 so ~ half Dbl,
and $40 50119 rs p Dbl; tongues
SO rs az y bbl Pigs feet 81 Is p keg,
SO II flrkin, and SO SO a . per Dbl (;
spare ribs IS Is o SO R Dbl. A lot Of
30 bbls pig pork brought $40 rs ~ Dbl.
CORN IN BULK-The market is
bare, and supplies are called for on
export account, and receivers ask 56c II
bushel. A tow of %, 43S bushels has just
come in.
-Rectifled is In light supply
and fair demand and quoted at 81 II q
| IL for louisiana and Western. 20 bbls
Western rectified sold at 81 IL, and 25
bbls pure Bourbon at 81 As y gallon.
COW PEAS-The market has not yet