The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1877-02-13
MI Quotations, Ex.

The market opened under the favorable in
husnce OF encouraging kilograms from Llverpool,
and aome sales W. re made at an advance of 1ac
but after he receipt of tlie New York dispatches
lost its buoyanoy and closed flat at saturdaJs
quotations. The movement was checked by the
glowing Of the banks, ii being legal State holi-
day tLincoln's birthday and then not being re-
open until Wednesday, tomorrow. also being
legal State holiday tMardi Gras,) Tho business
was consequently confined to the limited amount
noted above. The heavy receipts especially at
Mobile, also had an unfavorable influence, The
dispatches reported Liverpool active at an
advance Of 1-16j, with sales of $4,000 bales. and
arrivals opening dearer, but subsequently castor.
Havre firm at an advance OF frame; and New
York dull Mt previous rates for epots, and closing
3-32013 l6c lower for futures.
The Exchange mhkes the amount on shipboard
not cleared before to-day's exportR 10S2 235 bales,
embracing 46 157 bales for Liverpool, 37,2l7 for
Havre II S4S for the North Sea, 665l for Brt men,
4Sg for spain and 5926 for eoastwise ports, leav-
ing in presses, agreeably to its aocotnS at IL
NJ, 1874, 800 balee, only small part OF which
ia on sale.
At noon TO-DAY Middling was quoted at Calves
ton at 12l4c, at Mobile at IL a-1eo at Savannah at
1890 at Charleston at 12H4c, ut Wilmington at
12c, at Norfolk at IL 90, at Baltimore at 1890. al
New York at I2JSc, no Boston at l2Tao, at Mem
phis at lac. ut Auguste at 12c, at Pniladephia at
100. and at Cincinnati at 1214c
The Exchange reports '5ales $500 ba'es; Mar
ket opened stronger, closing quiet
COTTON STATEMENT.
Stock on hand Sept. l. 1s76-bales ........ 29.577
Arrived since last statement. II GAS
Arrived previously ........1 o10756--l. .oSs 4o4
1l17 .7s1
Cleared to-day. .................. u.713 ..
| Cleared previously. s42,oos- s33771
Stock on hand and on ship
board, not cleared........... 2S40lo
Same time last year............. T99o7
nru1,r l,sfn In T,.va
pool, 1916 to Cork and 1868 to Havre.
Receipts proper eiute Saturday evening 16,77S
bales, against 16, 238 on last sunday and monday,
| and II, 02l last year, making an aggregate since
Friday evening of 49, ,T63 bales, against 25, ,242
last week aud IL, ,49G last year, and since August
81 Of a22291 bales ag inst ,03a,71 last yesr-de-
crease no, 434.
The Exchange kilograms make the receipts at
all the ports from IL N. on Saturday to ID IN. to-
| day 29,02s bales, against %, LAG last week and
~ 097 last year, and since Friday A, ,396 bales,
/ against 55, oil last week Hnt If, 5tt fast year.
| Total since August 81. 3,329,255 bales. against
3,l97,7O4 up TO saturday noon, February IL, last
ypar-increase 13l,55t
Exports Friday and Saturday, TO Great Britain
49, 96l bales against 81 1888 last week aud l7.443
| last year, and to the Continent II ,6i6 bales.
against 10, ,926 last week and Is, ,065 last year.
Stocks at all the delivery ports made up to IL
m, S75, 7a bales against SSl TAI last week, and
| 597, ,3vl last year.
IOBACC0-The only sale reported to-day was
s hhdt. The amount on sale is estimated at $3.50
| hhds. We continue to quote as follows:
unsnund and frosted lugs 20G31sn, inferior
lugs 4@i1Ssc, low 494@514c, mediuu, b1a0o6. good
to fine 614@624c, low leaf Ease, medium $40
loc, good l01sGbl2c, fine 1211s@ls1sc, and selec.
tions l41sdol6c.
ported none: stock on hand by our running
| statement STA hhds.
| FREIGHTs-Gn Saturday q ship WAS fixed for
Liverpool at the adva loed rate of "a for cotton.
| At the same time We reported q steamship for
| the United Kingdom, or France, at l0d "
| bushel for bulk corn. We quote az follows:
BY stesm-Cotton to Liverpool 15.32d; to Bre-
men I'd; Boston. Providence, Fall River, Phila-
phia and Baltimore, via New York, go; to
New York hc sugar to New York "a " hha mo-
BY ssil-Cotton to'Liverpool1 15.32@i5 32d11q; to
Havre J.0l5. loo, the latter for consignment; to
Bremen A5.l6c; to the Baltic 91ec; to Genoa lc;
| to Boston 20.
| Good local demand and scarcity OF supplies have
maintained prices strongly. The stock now on
hand is about 5000 hbds less than last years
| stock, and prices are about 10 VI fb higher than
same time last year. All the receipts sold: Cs-
tern bottoms 9h@4Hc, inferior 5@6Ac, common
| 7@7iac, good common to low fair 7241sc, fair to
fair to good fair s1sGoShc, fully fair to prime SEQ
| SIeo: strictly prime So. choice to fancy 9094c
seconds 7lp09hc, centrifugal s24@9Lc. yellow
eiarihed szagio74c, off whites 99+@!e34c, whltes
MOLAssEs Received this morning 157s
| bbls. 1he demand is better, though the receipts
| were not all sold. Some 500 bbls reported. Cs.
tern bottoms 42@55c. strictly prime 446e45c q
fugal 25@35c fair 35D37c, prime 4001i2c, strictly
prime 440e46c, and choice 50c ID gallon.
FLOUR-Ihe market is very nearly bare, tht
incoming supplies are insufficient for the de
the market 10 excited and l214 @25o " Dbl hiahe
than on Saturday. The sales to-day embrace 302l