The New Orleans Democrat., 1876-05-11
COW VI ERSEAt..

n COTTON thc decline at New YorA
and Liverpool, the market i duh and tending
f down. Sales thus far to-day 400 bales. Ipster
DAYS sales 300 bales Low Ordinary i 0rdi-
4 nary 81 Good Ordinary 81: Low Middling 10t4
! Middiing j ia ; Good Mddling l3.
/ Sales are Frequently ptdde fraction tt1tdeT 0l
ADORE ne feQdtG1- Q'i0tditoHS
Mt receipts Of cotton yesterday here 1871 bales
against 472 last year increase 1899
Exports 6o76 against 2S7l last year-increasC
1904.
stock in presses $4,000 bales Estimated
amount unsold iii 900 bales.
Net receipts here since Sept. l. .351, ,41e bales
against 959l62 last year-increase 392. .257.
Receipts at all ports since Sept |, 3,a6l466 bales
against 1855 450 last year-increase 37a016.
Exports from all ports 2.s5s.sI9 bales against
2.3os,Ssl last ear-increase $50; ;4Ss.
Stocks at all ports 494 0la bales, against 442 Ale
last year-increaSe 81 ,591.
T0BACCO-Leaf continues in fair demand and
firm. Stock on sale $500 hhds. Low lugs sal e.,
good do. 697c, low leaf s@ac, medium leaf AZ
selections 75Al6c African l6Gt-c.
LOUISIANA SUGAR r. DuI. Good com
S.e H." fnily | fatf M prime s9@' &C. choice l@if Ia
&C. yellow clarified 9A@9'ac. white clarified lo@
Refined SUGAR Standard A lo,.c. cranu-
lated nv, crushed and powdered Nac cut loat
LOUISIANA MoLAssEs- Quiet. ReboiIed-
common 32@S8', far 4e@ 49, prime 43@ 4sc,
REFINED MoLAssEs-- Common 4o,. fair 4so.
prime soc. choice $50. golden syrup soc
LOUISIANA RICE-Scarac and in light de-
mand: No. 2A@a'4c. common 4a@4'sc. ordi-
nary .@5c. fair 7se good 5s4@6c, prime =
FLOUR-Dull-common 81 80 t hhl. fine
ssas so. supcrfine -as3 rs. double extra as rs
ltsw do. 81 SOFA rs. good %. s5@5 Is. choice DO
s. so@6 choice extra St 25@f rs, choice family 81
@7 50.
CORNMEAL--In better demand. Wholosaling
at -eas2 50 and lohbing at ass IS = bbl.
CORN IN SACkS-ln good supply and mod
crate demand. White mixed 81 "a @5ac; yellow
mixed 67e: cholce white -; do yellow -a7oc.
OATS-St Louis -@4lc sack Gaiena %
BRAN-In fair supply and quiet. -@soc
100 his
HAY-1n good supply but little doing Or
binary 50, prime scr, choice s23@25.
BEANS AND PEAS-Western beans laQ2c
21sc : h; COW peas 81 e5a1 75 2 bushel for
mixed and 81 aoa2 10 for clay.
PqRk-Stronger Ct 500 p fer mess.
Loose shoulders SIC, packed do sac, clear
rib sides lac clear sides 12sae.
BACON-In fair Job demand. Shoulders csc
BREAKFAST BAC0N-pull At -(aI3tsc.
HAMS-Choice sugar-cured l32@I4c T ID,
according to size.
LARD-Dull. Tierre. packers. -@ls!c = II.
refined -@134c, keg l4al4.c buckets I4i4@I4%c.
BUTTER-8lhoice Goshen -Ca42c medium -
dS5c, choice Western 30@82e medium -a24c
CHEEsE-Fine choice Western -@I8.c New
York cream OILS ~c, English dairy -@I6c
SALT-Dealers rates: Coarse 95eaSl z sack. /
llltc 81 3)Vafl tTh tSttlHC fht9Nb- Der TWO
bushel bags pockets table salt 25g465ae accord
ing to size.
OILS-Linseed oil -d7oc per gallon; rehoiled
-Ca75c. Refined coal oil I7la@I9c in hhls 24et26 4
per gallon. Lard oil sl@l 10 per gallon Caster \
iii l3gt1Siq Ter III. Cotton seed oil -@-e
S0AP-Western SC : 10. German olive exc, 7
magnolia sc. XAN palm 7c, CASTLE soc
COFFEE-Staaay and in moderate demand, N
Fob lots: Ordinary 164s@I754c gold, fair ls@
s4c, good 1sis sfGIssc, prime al4@le3ac z fb.
ESCULENTS AND GREEN VEGETABLES
Louisiana potatoes SSel3 so . hbl, Western do -
sweet Potatoes 81 5oa1 rs. Louisiana Onions.
;2@2 So Western do. d. Cabbages s3a &
l00
POULTRY-Weste chickens-younc sad4 60
! dozen grown -Gs7 50. Ducks s4A5: Turkeys
-@s24; Geese s6@7. Louisiana chickens
-oung 50 25(G3 25: grown 81 25a5 25. Turkeys
ih9l7: Geese -aS5; Ducks -toSs. AK
EGGs-N Ncstern 13aI4c per dozen: Louisiana
-dl4c
DRIED FRUTT-App!es AMI reaches $780,
H.
w0OL-Burry loallc: Louiriana clear 2l@22c;
AXE 23@24c
NAVAL ST0RES-Tar s2as 80; pitch = 4e4