The New Orleans Democrat. (New Orleans, La.) 1875-1876, 1876-02-11

| leaving in presses agreeably 70 1ts &c
count. 1T IL m, 49, 500 bales. LII we de
dIct from this the amount sold but no
vet delivered, the balance will be abot
| les, 900 bales to represent the guantitl
unsold. a large part OF which IL with
held from the market, In transit. or no
yet sampled. 49,,
haies Market iIrm." It's sales are com
puted from 3 p. m. yesterday to p. IN
to-day.
COTTON sTATEMENT.
stock on hand Sept. 1. 1876. .... tbalesl p.W
Arrived since last statement so5o -
Arrived previously. ...s.ll9S.sie-l.lf'''
l,1b7.t5
Cleared previously ........... 7eo.9i4- 77o.es
stock s.s On band and on shiDoo"rd not ass.7e
ID aame dime mat wear .'...........4... 2o2.57
To-day's exports embraced 1900 bales
to Liverpool. 37OS TO Cork for orders, ant
i764 TO Havre.
Receipts proper since last evening
1854 bales. against 6,846 on lust Thurs
day, and 4733 last year. making an ag.
gregate since Friday evening OF 47.63s
bales, against 50. 743 last week and ~. IN
last year, and since August 81 OF l.WS,.
42S bales, against ~, 2O7 lust ycar-in
crease 231 ,22l.
The Exchange kilograms make the re.
coipts Mt all the ports from IL m. yOster-
dny to u m. today 1888 bales, against
5,b32 last week and 1G, 457 last year, and
since Friday, VISIT bales. against 100, 90
last week and $1,000 last year. Total
since August 81, 3,161 ,267 bales, against
2,6gs, 1b4 up to Wednesday noon, Feb.
10. last year Excluding the above 16, 457
bnles)--increase 463, 113 bales.
Exports Friday to Wednesday inclu-
siye) TO Great Britain 66,S16 bales,
against CT ,203 last week and 48,S22 last
year, and to the Continent 34,229 bales,
against 1866 last week and 14.4S3 last
year.
Stocks at all the delivery ports made
up to IL m. gO7, 154 bales, against 9l4, 52J
last week and S45, las last year.
TOBACCO-We did not hear of a
transaction to-day. The amount on sale
Is estimated Mt 21OO hhds. Until we get
more definite information on the sub.
ject we must defer quotations. Received
since last evening 80 hhds; exported 4
by rail. Stock on hand by our run
ming statement 294A hhds. Private ad-
Of q lie on new crop good leaf and
Tugs, In good order.
FREIGHTS = The market continues
quiet, with an ample supply of freight
room on the berth.
We quote as follows: by steam
cotton to Liverpool I'D; corn - u I'D per
bushel; cotton to New York &c, TO Bos-
ton, Providence, Fall River, Philadel-
phia and Baltimore, via New York &c;
sugar to New York 81 80 per hid; mo-
lasses 81 SO per Dbl rice = o TIC per Dbl.
BY sail-cotton to Liverpool 7-lGd; to
Havre I a 15-16c; to Bremen 1c; to Ant
werp 1c; to Cronstadt l7-32d; to Boston
&c; to Providence &c; bulk corn to Liver
pool, dried, lOd per bushcl; to Cork for
orders lid.
SUGAR Only 3l4 hogsheads were re-
ceived this morning. We have to note
u dull and weak market, supplies selling
slowly on tho landing at s a SIC for in
feriorto common, g Gle for good COM
mon to fair, 81 q 6yc for good fair, 60
choice, X SIC for gray clarified. &c
clarified and of white clarified, and %
q 9sclfor choice white clarified. These
prices show a decline of about ic on the
better grades OF open kettle.
MOLASSES-T receipts this morn
ing were confined to 3l1 barrels, no
choice on hand; II is called for and
would command high prices, while
the market for low grade and poor
quality Is dull. A lot OF choice rcboiled
sold ut 52c per gallon. Fair ferment-
ing Is quoted ut IS q $50, prime
fermenting 40 a 42c, strictly prime fer
menting 43 a 47c. fair reboiled 43c, prime
ditto AZ q 50c, choice ditto SIC per
gallon.
FLOUR In addition to the lot Of
5000 barrels reported sold yester-
day a lot OF 1000 barrels sold
also for export on private terms.
It was also reported to US yesterday that
another large lot was on treaty. and We
stated that we had heard Of u sale Of
COCO barrels, but the sale has not yet
transpired, hence Yesterdays export
sales were actually 1000 and 5000 barrels.
to-day, and all sound and good grade
flour Is held higher, with private dis
patches here from the West this morn
ing to hold higher. Several offers OF pre-
vious prices were made In the local trade
for lots of 500 bbls and refused. There
were sales in the local trade OF 1885 bbls.
of which as superfine at - 25, 100 double
at "a 80, 100, 100 and 100 low treble extra
at $5, 100 low treble at SIS as, SO and GO
good treble extra at SIS 80, 200 at IS 62!,
so and 173 at $6 70, $50 and rs do. at
IS rs. 100, 100 and 1862 choice treble extra
at So. 100 do. at So l2a, GO choice extra at
80 SO, SO at IS Is, 100 and 100 at So rs, so
and SO choice extra at Sc rs, $50 at So 60,
50 and 100 choice extra at 81 Is, $50, 800,
$50 and 400 bbls on private terms.
CORN MEAL-Thc market is quiet
but strong ut yesterdays Improvement
The stock is small, and held at 50 rs
per Dbl, and Is jobbing at that, so bbls
sold at 80 IS, and 25 at 80 rs per Dbl.
GRITB-Are quoted in lots at 81 10 u
81 Is, and iobbing at "a rs per Dbl.
PORK-The market Is Csc per Dbl
stronger to-day under Western advices.
and round lots are quoted at $22 a % as
for standard mess and heavy and extra
heavy. Dealers are jobbing at $22 SO
per Dbl. A lot OF $50 bbls mess sold, to
arrive. at $22 per Dbl.
DRY SALT MEATS in light sup.
ply, but the demand Is confined to the
Job trade. Shoulders are quoted, in lots,
ut 81 a SIC, loose and packed, clear rib
sides lie, clear sides l1tc per lb, and
dealers arc jobbing at lc above these
prices, Two car loads, 10000 pounds,
shoulders, loose, sold at the depot at SIC ;
5000 pounds do. and 70 boxes do, at SIC
per lb.
BACON-Gides are in light supply,
the job trade. Shoulders are quoted in
lots at Ole, clear rib sides l2ic, clear sides
i3a q 1880 per Id, and dealers are jobbipg
clear rib sides sold at Ia3c
HA MS-A lot ~ ~Lx:ao