The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-05-14
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OFFICE OF NEW ORLEANS DEMOCRAT.
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OFFICE OF NEW ORLEANS DEMOCRAT,
Monday Evening. May 49, 1873. !
GENERAL REMARks-This has been for the
most part o pleasant day at D. m. slight
rain commenced falling, which continues up to
this time Of writing.
The sales Of Cotton to-day footed no 1900
bales. and, owing to the favorable advices from
abroad. the market here ruled strong at an ad
vance of '6c on all grades.
There is no quotable change in the price of
Flour, though holders have advanced their
rates on all grades ranging from medium to
choice. The feeling In the market is strong,
but the demands small. The sales amounted
to 1905 bbls. at prices ranging from s. 5sa6 as.
according to quality.
The Improvement in the Corn Meal market
noted on Saturday was kept up to- day, and the
demand was good. The sales amounted to 1850
bbls.
The unfavorable accounts from the West re-
garding the Pork market continue, the market
for mess In Chicago to day showing decline
Of 2o@221ac p Dbl since Saturday. This de-
preston Is naturally felt here and buyers are
very shy. while moss is dull and nominal at 800
9 25.
There were sales to- day of Corn of 1850 sacks
at sic D bushel the market closing steady
In Sugar there was q firm and active market.
Receipts 80 hhds; sales 12s hhds.
COTTON-In consequence of the good de-
mand. rs we'll as the advance at Liverpool and
Hayre, the markethere ruled strong at an adj
vance of an &c on all grades, with sales of 1900
bales.
The following is the official closing of the
Cotton Exchange:
To-day. Yesterday
Low Ordinary -............... ~
| Ordinary :....-..,.-......,., 8's ga
Low Low Mid ding ................ 81 81
Good Middling ..,.....,.,....1l4 nom. liz
Sales to-day 1900 bales. Market active and
strong.
COTTON STATEMENT.
| In store and on shipboard Sept /, 1877. 81 1856
Gross receipts since Saturday 2.2al
Gross receipts previously Il .626 925-1 .62o 216
Total supply. ....,..'....,.....,..... 1863 1877
| Exported to day. .......,........ 5.122
Exported previously .,......1 .532 889-1 ,538 oil
| Total stock this NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 1875 1896
Total stock this day last YEAR. -. 172Gt1
| The exports to-day were 26l1 bales to Liver
pool and 2511 to Bremen
! Net receipts since Saturday .......... 1.783
Receipts from other ports ......... SOB
Net receipts last Sunday and Monday 1.s9s
| Net receipts same DAYS last year 1863
/ Net receipts since Friday. ....,........ 1929
| Net receipts same time last week .-.... 2,l74
| Net receipts same time last year. ..... 1867
/ Net receipts since September ........ 1,346, 1923
Net receipts same time last year. 1155 572
Cotton on ,shtpboard as per account OF the
\ cotton exchange is as follows: LIYerpOOl
*243 A bales. Havre II 1856 Bremen 2a11. Mediter-
ranean ST. North Sea 2689. Baltic ports =.
| Spain -, Mexico -. coastWlse 1924; total. A. o81
bales. This, taken from the stock at noon. as
noted at the Exchange. leaves In presses 81 .3o5
| bales.
[*The figures for Liverpool include 1888
bales for Channel ports for orders.
| The receipts at all ports. consolidated. as per
kilograms to the Cotton Exchange. show totals
| from noon Saturday to noon to-day Of 1924
bales. against 5163 bales last Sunday and
Monday. 4130 last year and 6o93 the year before
! last.
The movement at ports for three days. up to
| IL N. to- day, is given below: