The New Orleans Democrat. (New Orleans, La.) 1875-1876, 1876-02-13

spots. and 1-39@f Ice higher Tor FUTURES.
The Exchange makes the amount on ship
board not cleared before to-ay's exportsb 176.1o7
bales. embracing es.2sl Tor Liverpool 7so4 Tor
men. s2s for Spain. $500 for tho Mediterranean.
1869 for Mexico. and Otis for constwise ports,
leaving in presses agreeaty to its account at u
amount sold but not yet delivered. the balance
will be about 1866 900 bales to represent the guam
y ths aree ns % Or M no vet
The worlds visible supply was set down TO- dny
ut s.o32s35 bales, against 3.oe4.s46 last week and
year of 17sO52 bales against 1852 ois last week and
l42, Gas the week before.
'''' " COTTON STATEMENT.
Stock on hand Sept /. 1876. .fbalesl 1916
Arrived since last statement. 7,ts1
Arrived previously. l55J 3S-1,1e .5l4
1.l72 400
yieared To-Day .......-.,,...... 1,ele $40 -
stock on band and on shipboard not .uo -.
/ cieAFeu NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 5t9,5sf
| Do same time last yepr ~ y t.......... $3.50 1861
To-day's exports embrued 1854 bales to Am
sterdam. 1910 70 Vera Cruz. als6 to Boston and
Receipts proper since last evening esoi bales.
against $3.50 on last Saturday, and 37s7 last year.
making al aggregate since August ~, Of 1.022 GIG
bales against 7sl ,273 last year-inerease 23ssi5.
| The exchange kilograms make the receipts ut
all the ports from ~ IN. yesterday to u m to-day
| 3729.5ie ny to Friday noon. February a. last
year, texeluding the above 1890 = increase
| 4Gs g7s
Exports yesterday to Great Britain o4s7 bales,
against 1898 last week. and 1906 last year, and
Stocks ut all tho delivery ports made up to ~
III. ss5 800 bales. against 93e,7sI last week aud
'4 T1iOBh at5s The sales to-day embraced II
hhds "a 81 and TO- La our last report we noted
wsss 81 % hds he a 30 a on sa
| estimated at 2l25 hhds. Received since last
evening 7s hhds: exported nine; stock on hand
| by our running statement 311s hhds.
| The Louisville loWier-Jouranl Of Thursday
reports large offerings. receipts keeping up bet.
ter fhac Ines na asns we
above prices q week before; old tobacco selling
" f FfsEsi'aiH2fSs f Ship was taken up for Cork
for orders. Mt I'D and o-lsd for cotton. ono for
Bremen at tc. and one for Malaga at 1e We con
By steam Cotton 10 Liverpool ID, corn a
I'D per bushel: cotton 70 New YORK s;c, 70 Dos,
$50 y hid. moasses 81 50 y Dbl; rice -es75e '
By rsmso ~ ye e Rpwarp sa a oaon
stadt 17-s2d 70 Boston, sd: 70 Providence 'sd
bulk corn t9 Liverpool, dried, iod Y busbel' to
sUGAR-Only 3i7 hhds were received this
morning. The market is dull at unchanged
prices. the supplies selling slowly ut 5oebAc for
inferior 10 common. 6MeAc for good common to
fair. 6sMe4c for good fair. ssc for fully fair 7e
for prime. 7lac for choice, 81 for good seconds
s9e for choice yeow clarified and of Of Ti it
Mo Ola Received this morning Mug isSe bbls
and . half bbls. The market continues dull and
unchanged. with the supplies selling slowly at
2o@aos Tor inferior ferlnenting. a5oessc for fair
fermenting, 40m42c for prime fermenting, 430i7c
for strictly prs &C. i9r falf reeoilsd prime
plantation on hand: 1t Is called for and would
command high prices, while low grade and poor
FLOUR-The market is quiet but very strong
on sound and high grades which are in request
for the local trade Ills bbls sold. Of which Is low
treble extra ut - 7J 80 and 30 do ut S. Is and %
choice treble extra at g. 100 choice extra ut ~ rs
Is choice extra at 81 s71. so and 100 ut 81 81 at
81 25 IS at 81 u.s. $50 and $50 bbs private terms.
50 49, double extra s44 Is, low treble extra 81 371a
a5, good treble extra S. 2505 So choice treble ex-
ira at s5 7s@s. choice extra 81 1906 rs. family ex
.BACON-Is quiet but strong. with light sup
ply Of sides. The demand is confined to the job
clear rib sides i2hc. clear sides 133s@is5se y h.
10. 10 and "a casks clear rib sides sold ut 12sdc.
and 10 do. clear sides at 1859 i h. Dealers are
0sRsEfaa krxsT P'Ss sSss Prizes stock has been
very much reduced and Is now small and is
s oRN FfMaHAy IN e2 be es at an ss Il demand with
~ rs y Dbl. and Is jobbing at %. lot of 80 bbIs
81 vs. s.bs@aueny Oilers Of ~ IS were ,'p refused s
and ~ IS asked.
GEITS-Are quoted in lots at a 1904 Is. and
PORK-The market Is still higher to- day by 25c
v Dbl. under q light stock, good demand and
stronger Western. adyices. Standard mess is
ia held at a22 50. with less refused. and samples
out at s22 50; and extra heavy is held at s22 IS.
bine at saa 5o2s Dbl lot Of 200 bbs se Extra IRA
heavy mess sold on the landing at s22 50 u Dbl
DRY SALT MEAT--The market is stronger
with Il small stock and an upward tendency in
prices. Shoulders are quoted, in lots at 81 aac
loose and packed. clear rib sides II DC clear sides
He z ID, and dealers are jobbing at a9eao for
shoulders. and ic higher on sides.
HAMS--Are dull. and choice sugar cured are
quoted at 1sI@14c y b. They are iobbng at le
LARD-A lot Of 10 terccs refined sold on pri-
CORN In BUIkAwe learn of only one lot.
sale was made at that price q few days since. ana
GO.ooo bushels sold last evening, for export on
WHISKY ectilied is in light supply, but the
demand Is LIMITED. Louisiana rectilled is quoted
at % 1S n WesteTn a . Iai T. gabo
ing and prices are r t a SACKS ok h soa na
which 500 VIII at sec, 1000 white and white mixed
ut sc ,r and 900 yellow y COO per bushel.
supply Of st. Louis. The demand Is moderate crate
at previous prices. 100 and $50 sacks st. Louis
SOLD ut ACC per buSfel
BRAN-Is in fair supply and moderate de-
mand. Only $50 sacks sold at SOC per 100 h.
HAY-Good supply Of low grades and no de-
mand for Thorn, Choice Is scarce No sales TO- |
day. The last we're at s2l0e22 for prime. and s2s
for strictly prime.
'COFFEE-Contfnues quiet and prices have
declined 4@lc u h. The stock in first hands |
comprises 1772s bags in dealers 10000. We |
quote cargoes; Ordinary to low fair le@17c gold,
fair l7agl7Ie, good 17A@1sc, prime ls'4@1a1ze |
2 10; Job lots-ordinary to low fair 1G1z@17i4c, |
fair 17A9ls, good 1874 @1a1so prime tss1Ml9c p Is |
-, ESCULENTS AND GREEN VEGETABLES |
The stock Of potatoes Ia accommodating and prices |
are weak. onions are scarce and would com |
mand 81 per Dbl. Potatoes-Russetts are quoted |
at y 1901 Is; peach blows 81 80: Jackson whites
u 1902; early rose $101 10: pink eyes 81 80.
peerless 81 Is. Apples s3@5 per Dbl. Cahlages I
sl0g12 per 100. Sourkrout is unsuitable.
MARINE NEWS.
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