The New Orleans Democrat. (New Orleans, La.) 1875-1876, 1876-02-10

for Mexico ana 0v9O lOI CoaSo".o 0 poh",'
leaving in presses agreeably TO It's ac-
count nj ii M. 212, 124 bales. Ii we de-
duct from this the amount sold but not
vet delivered, the balance will be about
ia 600 bales to represent the quantlty
,,nsold. a large part OF which Is with.
held from the market, In translt, or not
yet sampled. 80
demand, It's quotations for low MD
ding and middling are reduced &C.
COTTON STATEMENT.
Stock on hand Sept. !. 1875 ..... fbales) e97e
Arrived since last statement. b.l7b
Arrived previously. 1133 0io-1,l9s2 lb
1.14s1oi
Cleared to-day. ...............s v.on ,co q, !,
Cleared previously ...........'. 'eo'''o- 'VV.ois
stock on hand and on shipboard not aa7 AT
Do. same time last year ................. 2sSsio
To-day's exports embraced 3t05 bales
to Liverpool, 1413 TO Antwerp, 1O4l to
Bremen, 2192 to Genoa and 1870 to New
York.
Receipts proper since last evening
1913 bales, against g11O on last WedneS-
day, and 1897 last year, making an az
gregate since Friday evening OF 3S, SOD
bales, against 81, 1897 last week and ~ 153
last year, and since August 81 OF 999,574
bales, against 772, 474 last yoar-lncrease
227, 100.
The Exchange kilograms make the re-
ceipts at all the ports from IL m. yester-
day to 10 IN. to-day 14,OS1 bales, against
Is, 900 last week and 1G,G29 last year. ana
since Friday, 78,O0i bales, against 1851
last week and 72,S52 last year. Total
since August 81, ,141, 1894 bales, against
1851 ,525 UP to Tuesday noon, February
., last year Excluding the above l6,629
bales)-increase ACC, 1863 bales.
Exports Friday to Tuesday inclu-
sivO to Great Britain 5s,4G7 ~, bales :.
against 47.470 last week and 3G,377 last
year, and to the Continent ~ 1863 bales,
against q, 642 last week and 14,383 last
year.
Stocks at all the delivery ports made
up to IL m. 9O5,779 bales, against 9l3,S25
last week and S45, All last year.
TOBACCO The only sale reported to-
day was II hhds. The amount on sale
Is estimated at 2O75 hhds. Until we get
more definite information on the SUBJ
ject we must defer quotations. Receipts
since last evening As hhds exported 315
to Bremen; stock on hand by our run
ming statement 1909 hhds.
The Louisville CO,vier-JOu1nM OF
Monday reports weeks sales 1886 hhds
receipts restricted by the condition OF
the roads; average character OF the Of
ferings showing but little improvement;
rich black tobaccos in scant supply
medium good and fine grades meeting q
ready sale at full prices; market closing
steady.
FREIGHTS - Notwithstanding the
previous hardening OF sail rates for Liv..
erpool, the market is again easier, and
we slightly modify our quotations. We
have on more. than one occasion pre-
viously noted the large amount OF ton
mage in port, In connection with the
falling off In rates. Yesterday the list
comprised 1863 square rugged vessels, en-
bracing "a ships, 30 barks and briggs,
and schooners, the latter including
seven of from 515 to 682 tons.
We now quote as follows: BY steam
cotton to Liverpool Id; corn a 12d per
bushel; cotton to New York &c, to Bos-
ton, Providence, Fall River, Philadel-
phia and Baltimore, via New York ac;
sugar to New York 81 SO per hid; mo-
lasses 81 so per Dbl; rice = a 75c per Dbl.
BY sail-cotton to Liverpool Tied: to
werp 1c; to CrOnstadt 17-32d to Boston
&c; to Providence &c; bulk corn to Liver
pool, dried, 1Od per bushel; to Cork for
orders I'D.
SUGAR Only 46 hogsheads were re-
ceived this morning. There are. fair
supplies Offering on the landing, how
ever, and the market Is dull and weak,
though without any quotable decline,
sales being made at 8 a SIC for inferior
to common, Ga SIC for good common,
6a a &c for fair to good fair, 6s a &c for
strictly prime, " q SIC for gray clari-
fled, tic for seconds, 81 a &c for yellow
clarified and off white clarified, and 81
a orc for choice white clarified.
MOLASSES Only 152 barrels were
received this morning. AS with sugar,
the market for this article is also dull,
the supplies selling slowly at previous
prices. Fair fermenting 35 $50, prime
fermenting 40 42c, strictly prime fer
menting 43 47c. fair reboiled 43c, prime
ditto 4S a soc, choice ditto sic, choice,
not fermenting, SIC per gallon.
FLOUR-A lot OF 5000 bbbls sold, for
export, on private terms, said to be
IS 62k per Dbl, and we have heard OF a
sale Of 5000 bbls more, taken for export,
particulars not yet transpired. This de-
mand has sprung up with the increase
OF foreign tonnage. The market Is quiet
but steady and strong on sound flour
and high grades, ard the tendency in
prices for these is to rule higher. The
sales in the local trade to-day were con-
fined to $50 bbls, Of which 65 fine at
% Az, OV SupeTIluc NJ SJ 10, ~ Single
extra at "a, SO low treble extra at "a rs,
so good treble extra at SIS so, 900 choice
treble extra at IS GO, IS do. at IS 85, SO
choice extra at SO, Is and 100 do. at
So Is, so at SO rs, IS at Sc IS, and SO at 81
per bbl m ~
Common Is quoted at SO 25, fine, SO so,
superfine SO IS, double extra 81 a 4 25,
low treble extra 81 37A a s, good treble
extra IS Is a SO, choice treble extra
SIS rs 8, choice extra SO as a SO rs, fam
lily extra 81 q Z SO per Dbl.
CORN MEAL-Was in active demand
to-day and Soc per Dbl higher under a
scarcity OF supply. 1876, 80 and 100 bbls
sold, spot, and 1876, to arrive, at 80 SO per
Dbl. Dealers are jobbing at SO go and
- 75 per Dbl, and at the close the entire
stock was held at 50 IS.
GRITS-Are quoted in lots at 81 10 a
81 Is, and iobbing at 81 Is per Dbl.
PORK-The stock on hand is small,
but some supplies which have come in,
and are now on the landingar disposed
Of slowly. Only 100 bbls mess sold on
private terms, and 100 at $21 874 per Dbl.
Mess is quoted in round lots at $21 rs a
Il ST. for standard and $22 % Is for
extra heavy. Dealers are jobbing at
$22 SO per Dbl. Western markets were
DRY SALT MEATS in very light
supply, and the demand is confined to
the job trade. Shoulders are quoted, in