The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-07-14

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Stock on hand. Sept. 1. 1s7G-hhds. ....... 11.os1
Arrived past three days. .......... %
Arrived previously ......... 1887 3s2
1s,4s3
Exported past three days. ......... 1886
Exported previously. 6711
Broken up, Neutrality-suspicious.. 990-s0s7
Stock on hand etc. .,......... 1876
FREIGHTS-Yesterdsy bark was taken up
for Marseies to load with tobacco, rate not
given. There ia no room left on the berth for
Liverpool either by sail or steam. The few un-
in next weeks steamer is held at the same.
Shippers refuse to pay this rate and it is con-
jectured that the movement will be resumed at
7-l6d, against IA for the past week. We quote
as follows:
BY steam-Cotson to Liverpool O.; to
Boston. Providence, Fall River, Philadelghia
and Baltimore, vim New York, 5sc; to New York
10. Grain to Liverpool I'D.
BY sail-Cotton to Liverpool @; TO Havre
10.
sUGAR-Receivedt this morning Is hhds. The
stock under the sheds is 3oGS hhds against 1888
hhds last year Receipts to date 14O 678 hhds.
against 123,425 hhds last year. The mar
ket exhibits very little animation and
prices are unchanged. There was buyer
in the market and dealer sold for refining
purposes 300 hhds on private terms. Common
to fair is quoted at 92Sc. fully fair "a prime to
strictly prime 95sc choice l0Ac, seconds 9glOAc,
whites 11Ac, whitess1l14c pure whites 1l1a0
l13lc 48 b.
MOLAsSES-Receved this morning n bbls.
The stock under the sheds is $50 bbls and 81 half
| bbls, against 1903 bills and half bbls last year.
Receipts to date 254 ,025 bbls against 221, $40
last year. The market is dull and prices are
nominal.
CITY REFINERY sUGAR-Is selling on orders
| at 1910 for standard A., in bbls, 1910 for
| crushed, 1870 for powdered and granulated, and
| 13c for cut loaf.
orders at 45c for common, soc for fair, 55c for
prime, Coo for choice, and soc for golden syrup,
| BREaDsTUFFS AND PROVISIONS = The
season is closing with market bare of supplies
| and very little coming in. There is good local
demand at full prices, but the movement is
restricted by the absence OF sufficient stocks, espe
cially of FL our, Corn Meal Grits Corn, Bran Pork
Dry Salt Shoulders, Bacon, choice sugar-cured
Hams, small size, and Poultry In addition to a
| good local demand there are orders here for
Cuba unexecuted, owing to the scarcity OF supply
| for -Four, Corn and Poultry.
! FL0UR-The receipts were more liberal than
usual this morning, embracing 1049 bbls, m
Guiding some new crop, which was sold at 80 z5tD
8 IS ~ Dbl. Choice treble and choice extra con-
tinue in request and no stock to meet the I'M
mediate demand, though there are no buyers ior
supplies to arrive. The Gales are consequently
confined to 726 bbls, of which 100 on private
terms; Il, IS and 125 at SO %; s0 at 81 5o 2o 81
Sc 75 Is at 81 100 new good treble extra a. 20 ~
| anu 1oo new choiCe eash@ d" 2. " U IL -.
trade is awaiting better supplies OF the new
| crop.
| Common is quoted at s4@4 so, superfne
SIS IS, double extra 1905 Is, low treble extra
Sc 5O06 rs, good do. 81 50@s, choice do. s8 50
| az, choice treble extra 50 25O9 80, choice extra
| 50 509t0 % Dbl.
Dealers and grocers obtain Soc above these
prices in their order trade.
RYE FLOUR-Commands IS 25G5 50 % Dbl
| from first hands. Some fresh lot are offering.
GRITS AND HOMINY-Grits are in light sup
ply and active demand at 81 15@4 rs in store,
and 81 to arrive. Hominy is in light supply, and
| fresh commands 81 y Dbl.
| CORN MEAL-The market is bare Of West
ern, and dealers are selling what little they have
at IS IS % Dbl. 10. Of ECO bbls sold, to ar.