The New Orleans Democrat. (New Orleans, La.) 1875-1876, 1876-02-15


Exports Friday and SATURDAY to Great Britain
II 433 bales against 10 .6G6 last week and 1863
last year, and 10 the Continent 1908 bales
against Ii. o4s last week and COOS last year.
Stocks ct all the delivery ports made up to u
m sa7 30i bales against g26,614 last week AMI
''1 TUbA a.''I sales to-day embraced ae
hhds Is Africans and 2o0). Nothing WAS reported
e M'd' at about 1000 hhds Received since
Saturday, evening 20 hhds; exported nine stock
on hand by our running statement 1916 hhds.
The Louisville Courier Journal Of Saturday
reports free and general demand at firm prices
o gs hfa seSd l ef m ss taken up for Bremen
at ic for cotton and several vessels at the Bar to
load at other grts including two to load ct No,
Baltimore aI with grain1one Of which at o. I'd per
quarter. and the other ut u. Sail rates for Iiy-
erpool are still easier. We now quote as fol-
lows:
Dy steam-Cotton to Liverpool I'd; corn %
rad per bushel; cotton t.. New York sc. to Bos,
ton, Providence, lFall River. Philadelphia, and
Baltimore. via New York, Nc: sugar to New York
81 90 hid: molasses 81 so y Dbl; rice -t97sc v
BY sail-Cotton to Liverpool 1s-s2@e7-1 6d: to
Havre 7sep1b-16c to- Bremen tc: to Antwerp 1e: to
Cronstadt 17-32d: to Boston ssd; to Providence
I'D bulk corn to Liverpool. dried. iod v bushel
sUdAl Received this morning s52 hhls the
demand Is fair aud about half the re-
eeipts sold at previous prices: ,5@basc for
fair 6s@6ssc for good fair 61sc for fully fair. 7se
for prime. 7l,e for choice 81 for good seconds.
s.sGpgc for choice yellow clarified and off white
clarified, and 9ss@9ssc for choice white clarified.
MOLASSES- Received this morning 1896 bbls
and II half-bbls The market is dull, and only
about half tho receipts sold at easier prices for
buyers. 2o6e3Oc for inferior fermenting.
prime fermenting. 4s@l5e for strictly prime for
boiled and so@5ac for choice reboed No choice
plantation on hand: 1t would command high
prices, while low grades and poor quality Is DIFF
FLOUR Quiet but steady, with only local
demand Sound and high grades are held
strongly. 1725 bbls sold Of which 100 double
extra mt 81; 100 low treble extra Mt a 60 % do. at
81 rs 60 80 and 100 do. ut s5 175 choice treble OK
ira ut 81 rs 1876 do at 81 s7h: 80 and 1876 do at o.
900 choice extra ut Sc ~ y 25 do Mt 81 50 ~ and
u Dbl.
Common Is quoted ut 80 90 fine :? 80, supertlne
81 49, double extra sion4 az low treble extra . 81
ira ut So 75@e, choice extra % 25@e u.s. family OK
CORN MEALS use a Dbl stronger under u
81 and dealers are iobhng ut - 81 Dbl. so
bs sold ut 81 30 100 mt 50 rs, and so and 80 ut 80
GIiTs-Ony retail or Job trade at ~ 10 %
COW PEAs-Last week u car load of mixed
sold ut ~ Go Y bus. and they are Offering ON the
PORK-The market is quiet but strong to-day
under Western advices and standard mess Is
Dbl Dealers are Jol,bng nj s22 5oon22 rs y Dbl.
lot Of 200 hbls extra heavy sold on the landing
~ b 81 = SAT- II MEAT-The market is quiet but
steady, with u scarcity of sidas. Shoulders are
quoted in lots, mt s's@s9fe. clear rib sides 11te.
ear sids ne Deers job prices are !, above
ID. A car load Of shoulders sold at sssc " b.
BACON-Clear sides arc very scarce. Shout
clear sid sides is,sais.e H. Dealers are jobbng
nj Il 10 &c above these prices. There was an ae-
tive demand for clear sides to-day on orders and
on speculation, and % casks sold, comprising o.,
IS and is casks clear sides spot. and do to ar
rive. at l3'ac.. and 20 do spot Mt 1870, and 7
casks clear, rib sides at l2ac v b., All the clear
the close they were held at 13,.c 4 ID.
HAMS--Are dull, and choice sugar cured are
quoted at isss@ltc y b., They are. jobbing al lc
y BsRRiEAkTAsT BAcoN-Is selling in job lots
Mt 13'S@14c u h.
ne eel t We , quote tl Louisiana No. aI@aIe
eomme,n ai@.ie ordinary t%se fair +, sl5le
COFFEE Continues quiet and prices are un-
changed. The stock in first hands comprises
Drdnary to 10 low Sf af go np Il ssfa
ordinary @ low iair le'.@l7'.e; fair i7s@is
s9 Goh st IN Rr%' D % Il soe bushels is
sale. ii was offered last week at sic u bushel
The last sales were made at that price.
WHISKY-Rectifled is in light supply. but the
demand is limited. Louisiana reetiiled Is quoted
at 81 90. and Western mt 81 1901 IL v gallon.
lot Of IS bbls Western reetified sold at ii II u
gallon.
LARD-0rdcrs are here for kettle rendered
and for refined for export. but no stock to meet
them. Ticrce is selling in the local trade at 10 !,
@12ac for packers, and l3@13i4c for refined
keg 13A0e14c. bucket lac Y Ii.
PROVISIONS Closed in the West on the 14tll
inst. as follows on the boards of the Merchants
Chicago. Cincinnati st. Louis
Mess pork. 500 sal rs sci 50G2l IL
Dry Salt Meat
Clear Clear. Rib Sides 11as@iis n9s 1is@li,s
Clear Sides 11se@11a liza n}s@1lsa
Bacon
Clear Rib Sides. go. 1246p127s t23s
V WEsr Elm FEeHrs-WSo, sdpy from H. H.
boards of the Merchants Exchange: st. Louis
Feb. 14-Freights lower; whisky 81: pork 37ta
9gr WIN H H 4 E9snd freight sn ~ hand 1yb
supply of Whine and white mixed. The demand
is fair. Prices have advanced &c for white and
br for yellow. 14OO sacks sold, of which 500 white
mixed at 56c: 500 and 400 choice white ut soc. We
have heard Of u lot of 1900 sacks of yellow Just
arrived and sold at 6be.
OATS-Good supply. and the demand Is active
1000 rejected st. Louis Mt 4sc. 100 St Louis ut 45c
500 choice Gaena at 4sc. and 80 choice white al
soc " btshel.
BRAN-Is in light supply and dull. No sales
Quoted at soc h 100 lbs.
HAY-Large supply OF low grades they are
neglected. Choice is scarce Only 65 bales
prime sold ut s1s u ton. a decline of 81 y ton.