The New Orleans Democrat. (New Orleans, La.) 1875-1876, 1876-04-23
Daily Receipts Of Produce.
At the close the Cotton Exchange

p|t' bnt 10y
Low Ordinary" ~ "a
G Gnad : nrdtnory 3 3. ~
Low MiddIing ............. n2 11H
Middllng -.."...".." l2s 12h
Good Middling..-..... 1875 1874
Sales to-day 1000 bales. Marketirregular
Cotton statement.
Stock in store and on shipboard
sept. $3.50
Gross receipts since yesterday. a4
Gross receipts previously. ...... 1876. iol-f .457 lis
Excess in actual stock made
from ~linters. loose, etc. since
Sept. 1879
Total supply.........,... 1879 ss
Lost from burning of Pike and
Consumed by Lane cotton mills 76
exported to-day, .-.-.....-.. 3.8b
Exported PREVIOUSLY. ........ 1917 .318-I y322. 173
Total stock this day.. 1871 $40
Total stock this day last year. 1l ,142
Exports to-day were 1886 bales to
Liverpool.
Received since yesterday AS bales
proper, and 479 bales from other ports.
against $40 bales proper last Saturday
and 823 bales this day last year, making
since September l., 1,324,76 bales,
against $40, 1898 bales sametime last year.
+ The Cotton Exchange makes the
amount OF cotton on shipboard SIS, 619
bales, Of which 36,O88 bales are for
Liverpool, 1889 for Havre, $40 for the
North Sea, 7545 for Bremen and 578 for
coastwise ports, leaving 1876, 176 bales
in presses.
The Exchange kilograms make the re-
ceipts at all ports from noon yesterday
to noon to-day 3608 bales, against 1865
bales last Saturday, and 2289 this day last
year, making since September 1 $780,
7S8 bales this year, against 3,278,3 97
bales last year and $685. $50 the year
before,
The visible supply of cotton as made
up by the New York Chronicle is set
down as 2,913,I71 bales this, against
1850, $40 bales last year, which gives an
increase Of ST. 95 bales.
~RreadstuTs.
FLOUR-DulI and unchanged with few
sales confined to the local trade. Sales
about 500 bbls at prices ranging from
81 70 q 6 30 per Dbl.
We quote Fancy choice 81 so, choice
81 az 25. choice treble Sc 25 a 8 50, good
treble S. 80 a 5 Is, treble s. a 5 %,
double extra 81 50, superfne 81, com
mon to fine SO % a Is.
CORN MEAL wy Steadier and a fair
movement at yesterdays decline, and
some sales indicating an advance Of s..
Sales 500 bbls at 50 40 and 50 IS per bbi.
COW PEAS-Steady and unchanged.
We quote low mixed at 81 40 a / so.
choice mixed 81 So q 1 So, and clay
50 a 2 10. Sales. so bags low mixed at
81 50, and 50 bags good mixed at 81 s..
CORN Moderate stock and in fair
demand. Sales 1850 sacks-70O white at
CSC, 300 fancy white, $50 white mixed and
100 yellow mixed at 64c, $50 do. at 63c,
and 500 white, in burlaps, at 62c per
bushel.
OATS Light demand and good
supply. Sales $50 sacks-150 st. Louis at
43c, and 100 do at 42c per bushel.
BRAN-Light supply and dull. Last
sales were at 75c per 100 pounds.
HAY-Fair stock and dull. Choice is
quoted at $40 q % and prime at $16 a 10
per ton.
Provisions.
Under more favorable Western re-
ports there is q better feeling in the
market, and a somewhat improved de
mand.
MESS PORK-Quiet and easy and held
in the wholesale trade with a limited
movement at 1913 a % % for standard to
extra heavy; dealers jobbing at 1923 so a
"a. Sales so bbls at $23, and 100 bbls on
private terms.
BACON-Dull and easy. Shoulders
81 a 9sc, clear rib sides 13c and clear
sides 134c; dealers jobbing / a ic higher.
Sales casks and 10 half casks shoulders
at 9bc, 5 casks clear rib sides at 13c, )
casks clear sides at 134c.
DRY SALT MEAT-The market is
quiet, and quoted Shoulders 9 a 9tc
for packed and loose, clear rib sides
12tc, and clear sides l2s a l3c, dealers
jobbing la &c higher.
BREAKFAST BACON-In good sup
ply and quiet at 143 a 15c.
LARD-Easy and quoted in the
jobbing trade packers ~tierce) Ia a 144c,
refined tierce 14ic, kegs and buck
cts 14a o 15c.
HAMS Easy and in light demand,
sugar-cured being quoted at 134 a 14ic,
dealers jobbing at a &c higher. Sales,
5 and 5 tierces at 13iWl41c, according to
size and condition.
Groceries, Etc.
SUGAR Receipts 81 hhds. Market
quiet; prices steady and unchanged.
We quote: Common to good common
81 q Sc; fair z a 7ac; good fair e a7ac;
fully fair y a SC; prime tie; strictly
prime SIC; choice BIC; clarifieds yellow
8 a Ole, white 81 a l0sc.
REFINERY SUGAR-Standard A 104
104c; graduated II a lite; powdered
and crushed III q 114c; cut loaf 12c.
MOLASSES- Receipts 10 bbls. The
demand is fair, market steady. Fer
menting goOds-common and centrifu-
gals % a 35c; fair 80 a 41c; prime to
prime AZ a 48c; choice 40 a sic
NOn-fermentlng and city refinery z a &c
Golden syrup SOC.
RICE Moderate stock and moderate
Iy active. Louisiana No. 2 q q Bic, com
mon 81 44c, ordinary A a 4ac, fair a
SIC, good 81 a SIC, prime 63c. choice
a 63c.
SAIT-Dealers' rates from ware
coarse CSC a 81 per sack, fine
81 b a 81 30; coarse retflled 10 second
hand sacks ) a Zoe lower; TuIAs Island
70 a 75c per bag; table salt p q 6!c per
pocket, as in size.
WHISKY-Steady. Louisiana s per
81 10 a 1 IL, fair to choice Western
81 10 a | II.
COFFEE-Ou Quiet and firm. On job lots
for gold we quote Prime 10 a 19fc, good
a l9c, fair 184 a 1910, ordinary II
174c.
LEAF TOBACCO-Quiet. Frosted
Tugs nominal, low Jugs 81 a &c, good to
fine Tugs 81 a &c, low leaf 8 a &c, medium
leaf 81 a Toe, good leaf III a. 12Ac, fine
leaf 134a141, selections nominal. Sales
IS hhds new on private terms.