The New Orleans Democrat. (New Orleans, La.) 1875-1876, 1876-03-23

| FNoTE.-All quotations. are based on round lot
| In filling small orders higher prices ara
| eharged.l #+I FG iD
0rvICB N. o. DEMOCRAT
.a. "Wednesday Evening. March "a, tsTs
Daily necetPts NJ Produce.
Flour, bbls., 900: lard, tierces. 900 /;
whisky. bills, 100; bran, sacks, 100 I:
sugar, hhds., ia; molasses, bbls., 246 +;
tobacco, hhds., 81 cotton seed. sacks .
1895. potatoes, bbls.. lis. e.ITzf
A further advance at Liverpool caused
factors to advance their views. but as
buyers were not inclined to submit. the
business was confined to GOOO bales, and
the market closed quiet and Arm at yes-
terday''s figures. ..... e.. W.. -,
At the close the Cotton Exchange
quoted: - "''-
s'p,A 't To-day. Yesterday.
ORDINARY .... .i',.'.,.. s. 8.
s ow M XifG.idalh'asy .......-...' 49,. 1o'a
LOW MhtoIihg IL IL U
G aaSd'i Mlddnag.; .i.... 4 u NJ
Sales to-day COCO bales. Market quiet
and firm. ast,t .u. s510 iH
COTTON STATEMENT.
stgek IN store and on shipboard ,a
Gf GnS receipts since yesterday r,s.; 'Ss'
Gross receipts previously .... tsasSlT- .seos,s
from lintere loose etr since
CepI. l..4........,............+a 4T82
Total supply ..4,i;,>...... I.4o5. ose
Exported previously ........ 1.l2s57e- 1874. lao
Tots' s,sst III H. year
The exports to-day embraced 1868
bales to Liverpool. SO to Genoa, and
1903 to New York.
Il Receipts to-day embrace 1927 bales
proper and. 744 from, other ports. against
1928 proper last Wednesday and 1882ithis
day last year, since Friday 81 1863.
aSainst "a, 4O6 and 7469 last week and
last year. giving since September 1,
l,23S, 5A2 bales this, against S99, 946 bales
last year. III
amount 81 cotton on shipboard 107, 6S2
bales, embracing 70, 446 bales to Liver |
pool, 14,OOl toHavre, Il, 821 for the North |
Sea- 1885 to Spain, 6199 to Bremen and |
$3.50 Tor coastwise ports, leaving 16S, 1928 |
bales IN presses.
The Exchange kilograms make the
receipts at all ports from, noon yester- |
day 20 noon to-day 1909 bales, against
~, "a last Wednesday, 1891 last year,
and II ,435 the year before, and since
Fr10ay Al, 1877 bales this week, against
y. !o6 and 320l7 same time last week
- - Aooe yosis IudhluB Jyofo,UJl since !
september l, against 8. Ill LAD bales last
year, and 1898, 1iO the year before. i,t
fl sut., Breaastuas.
FLOUR The market to-day opened
tull and closed with decline OF 15c on
ancy choice, other grades remaining
lnchanged. The sales reached about
quo bbls at prices ranging from 81 IS o
so ~ bbl
We quote: Fancy choice 81 so, choice
81 az rs, choice treble &c Is a s SO, good
rebie % 80 q S IS, treble IS a s Is,
ioub!e extra - 80, superfine -, CON-
non TO fine 50 IS as rs. Il
CORN MEAL-Firm and unchanged,
ND quoted, - Is a 2 IS for choice X. ID. i.
n round lots, and 81 40 a 2 so In Job
OTIS; Sales so bbls at ~ 80 and SO at
COW PEAS Steady, and quoted
! IS Q 95 for mixed, and $2 Is for
trictly clay. -.I
CORN-Actiye and firm; sales 1850 =
acks-lOOO choice white at SAC, 1000
tito at &c.. 800 prime white at 53c,
DOO white mixed at 52c, $50 yellow at a
&c, 3W yellow mixed at 54c per bushel. y
Overwhelmingly active and steady:
W choice Galena at 45c, 300 ditto at 44c
nd goo st. Louis at 42c per bushel. 4
BKAN-Dull and easy > 100 bags sold
55c per 100 pounds. :
HA I-Quiet; sales Gas bales 100 prime
Si1. $50 ditto at ZIG, 800 ordinary at
IL ana 20 ditto at $13 per ton. =.
Provisions. ~
MESS PORK-Steady and unchanged !.
1924 "a 80 for standard to extra q,
'avy. In the job trade dealers sell 4,