The New Orleans Democrat. (New Orleans, La.) 1875-1876, 1876-04-05

We append the reorganization Ct the
stock account az taken py the Noeeon
Exchange as follows
Stock in presaes Friday night. March 81 59.a,s
!" piekeriea ...e..sts'tt'' '+F.ss't' .e s'ano
on shipboard .s... sss.'.tts.s '"''of'
Actual a,oat 1, nort ........t..... 267 1857
Received since Ing stock to April 3..- 1o,3s7
2Gs,3l4
Cleared since taking stock to April 81. ii,e74
25c no
Running account to April a..a.."..... Ab.l73
rxcsss i597
per statement Jan. I, 1916. AIT
'" " Dee. q. 1s15...4.... 2a70
Oct 4 ts7b ,......t IL
TotnI oxcess M TO April 3............. 1879
NEW ORLEANS COTTON STATEMENT
tsept l. 1876. 70 April moon, is's. exclusive OF
s,ool se,t s1n''.....'''''.,..' opse
Gross receipts Sept ] to April
3. 1916. ........t ..t'.4..s,.s.. ..i,a5i''eo
Add corrections in gross re-
ceipts same timo........t...... lp'2-l, s'Veos
i.4ioe7t
Exported Sept |. 1875 to April ,o- ,,,
Burn" !" at' and LOST ste. Pitc.... aai
- ' Mary Lowry .87o b9i
Consumed In Lehman. Abra- $3.50
ham Il Co.'s Mills........... 716Ilss.Vs
Running account less addition
from waste. damaged, etc.. 2io.3vl
Actual stock April g. 1876 snoonl 2oe.'o
Excess Sept. /. 1875. to Apri3.
The following shows the comparative
figures of excess this and last year
This year. Last year.
April ., noon April .. noon
Gross receipts to date. i .439.3sa l.obe.5s
| Eycese ,,..... ........... 1919 io.4s3
Pe N cont Of excess in bales 1900 op-ioo
| HENRY q. HESTER.
Superintendent and Secretary
Brcadstufs.
FLOUR Dull and easy. except on
choice and fancy choice grades, which,
being scarce. are held firmly. The de-
mand is limited and confined to the
local trade. Sales about 900 barrels at
prices ranging from "a % to ~ SO.
We quote: Fancy choice ~ 30. choice
STAT IS, choice treble SO 25 n 80, good
treble IS so a s rs, treble S. u 25
double extra - 80, snperiine 81, com
mon to fine 80 rs a 3 70.
CORN MEAL-Dull and easy. and
quoted at 50 50 a 80 40 in the wholesale
trade for choice X. d.. dealers job at
~ so n 80 65 per Dbl Sales rs bbls at
at SO 40. and 100 bbls on private terms.
COW PEAS Quiet and unchanged
We quote mixed 81 So a 3, and clay
50 Is n 3 25 in lots. jobbing higher
CORN Receipts none. Stock moder-
ate and market fairly active and prices
firm. Sales 1900 sacks-10O yellow at
COO, 5000 mixed in burlaps on private
terms, 400 choice white at 56c. 600 do.
and 500 white mixed at 55c, and 1000
mixed at sac per bushel.
BULK GRAIN-Receipts none. The
demand is fair for the foreign trade.
OATS Receipts none. Moderate de-
maad and fair stock. Sales $50 sacks
100 choice Galena mt Ale. $50 st. Louis ut
43c, and 800 do. at 42c per bushel.
BRAN-l.eceipts none. The supply
on the landing Is light, and but little
doing. The last sales were at 65c pei
100 lbs.
MESS PORK-We quote the market
dull and easy at 1874 "a "a Is for standard
to extra heavy, dealers jobbing at 1874 81
a "a rs tor mess in original packages
according TO weight.
, BACON Easy. with n limited de
mand. We quote shoulders at 10 a 10sc
clear rib sides 13bc, clear sides 13a n 1870
10 casks shoulders sold at Zoe, dealers
jobbng at a &c higher
DRY SALT MEAT-Steady and II
moderate supply at 81 n 9sc for shoul
ders, packed and loose, 12s 12kc fol
, clear rib sides and 12a l2ac for cleal
sides, dealers jobbing a 1c higher
Sales 6 and 10 casks shoulders at &c 500
lbs long clear sides on private terms.
LARD Quiet, steady and unchanged
/ packers fierce 133 u lac, refined fierce lag
and kegs and buckets 14} a 15c The
jobbing rates are q ic higher.
HAMS--Quiet and easy: We quote
ordinary averages IA 14ic, and choic,
, 10 q IL ID hams 14a n 15c, in round lots
10 tierces fancy st. Louis sold at Ice.
Groceries, Etc.
SUGAR Receipts l54 hhds. Tn,
demand is light and the marke
dull. Common to good common 6tG
6lc; fair 7c; good fair II 7sc full,
fair u a 7Ec; prime 7ic; strictly prime
7sc; choice q Sic; clarifieds yellow
, 81 a Ole, white 81 a 1Osc.
REFINERY SUGARS Standard A 10
102c; granulated II a 11ac; powdered
, and crushed III 11ic; cut loaf 12ic.
MOLASSES Receipts $50 bbls. Mar
ket quiet. Fermenting goods-commoI
and centrifugals 90 a 3Sc fair 3S 42c
, prime to strictly prime AZ a 4sc; choic,
J 40 a SIC. Non fermenting and city re
finery a Sc higher. Golden syrup soc
, COFFEE Market firm and fairly &C
tive. Sales average 1000 bags. On jot
lots for gold we quote: Prime - ;
, l9lc, good 49, 1Sac, fair 1S a 1sic, ordi
/ nary 16s a TIC.
RICE-Fair stock and moderated,
active. Louisiana No. 2, % a SIC, com
mon Al Age, ordinary AZ a &c, fair ST {
ste, good 81 a &c, prime 81 a Gle, choic'
SALT-Dealers' rates from ware
house coarse csc 81 per sack, fin,
. 81 25 u 81 80; coarse retilled in second
hand sacks 10c lower; Turks Islant
, 70 a 75c per bag table salt % a &C PEI
pocket, as In size.
WHISKY-Steady. Louisiana 6 PEI
, cent 81 10a 81 II. fair to choice
, Western 81 10 a 81 IL.
LEAF TOBACCO-Quiet Frosted lug'
, nominal. low Jugs 81 a &c, good to fin,
Tugs Ga q &c, low leaf a &c, medium lea
% a l0c, good leaf liz l2lc, fine lea
, 13A a 14bc, selections nominal. Sales l:
, hhds new at 13c