The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-08-05

at 1lIc; at Norfolk at 1896 at Baltimore
at 1870; at New York at ii II. 18c: at Dos
ton at l21sc; ut Memphis at 1lo; at Augusta al
| lI49Dl1H; Of Philadelphia at 12c, at Cincinnati
at lf4o, and at ST. Louis ut lie.
| The Exchange reports: "Sales 800 bales, in
oiuding 400 bales rebaled ex-Goy. Morton. Mar.
ket very dull; lower to SELL"
The worlds visible supply was set down at
! 2,0ls,g bales, against 2,10O135 last week and
| 2,22l, GAP last year, showing decrease compared
with last year d 2O2719 bales, against tf4, GAG
| last week and 139, Sos bales tho week before.
The kilograms to the Exchange report the
| Bombay movement as follows:
This year. Last year.
Grent Conti- Great CONT
Britain. mont. Britain. nsnf.
Shipments since
Previously 1000 $4,000 600 s5 tg 600
Total. 100000 $4,000 sol 600 $50 900
1877. 1876. 1875.
Receipts week ending
aug. 2........ 1890. 1000 5000 1000
Previously ........ .os9.ooo 100000 1,1S8opo
Total to date ..., .o9i 900 $4,000 1.19oOO0
Anoat in Bombay
haFD0F see. ..--.s-- 300D 10000 IL 900
Compared with last year. this shows de-
crease OF 13 900 bales ia the shipments to
Great Britain, aud an increase OF 80, 900 to the
Continent--net decrease $4,000 bales and an in-
crease in the receipts OF $4,000 bales; and COM
pared with the "setr before decrease in the
sHlpu6Ubb Vi 0fD,DDb DHlDs, huu III bUo TBC6lDIB
100000
COTTON STATEMENT
Stock on hand Sept. /. 1s7e-baes...... 29.377
Arrived since Inst statement.... -
Arrived previously 1884, 63l-1,3 Sl ST.
1.41I.o54
Cleared to-day ................. 957
Cleared previously 1886, 42G1 1886 ,783
Stock on hand and on ship
board not cleared. .......... 2s.271
Same time last year .....a...... ~ 1852
Receipts proper since last evening bales
against Is on last Saturday and les last year
making an aggregate since August 81 Of 1,1DD,-
LOT bales, against ,413,6l2 last year decrease
223,4i5.
me Exchange kilograms maze the receipts at
all the ports from IL IN. yesterday to IL m. to-
day 308 bales, against 2i8 last week and 06i
last year. Total since August 81, B. 935, $3.50 bales
against s,092, 732 up TO Friday noon. August 4,
last year-decrease Log, s95.
against 6793 bales jsst week and 1903 last year,
and to the Continent rode, against 3o55 bales last
week and 81 last year.
Stocks at all the delivery ports, made up 10
10 m, 1877 691 bales against 154 l45 last week and
TOBACCO The only sale reported to-day was
hhds. Sales for the past week 81; for the
week before 100, including 81 not reported until
to-day. The amount on sale 10 now estimated at
1000 hhds. We continue 70 quote as follows:
Inferior Jugs %, low Tugs 1920, medium
5t05l.c, good to fine 5106Lc, low leaf GL.Q
re, medium s@loc, good 1611.@l2o, fine i211.
GDl3H.c, and selections 14ZO15o.
Received since last evening 10 hhds, exported
to Liverpool; stock on hand by our running
statement 1878.
FREIGHIs The market is extremely dull,
and quotations are mostly nominal, but We re-
peat our previous fgures:
By steam - Cotton to Liverpool Nd to
Boston, Providence Fall River, Philadelphia
and Baltimore, via New York, 1ac; to New York
10. Grain to Liverpool 7Lsd.
BY sail-Cotton to Liverpool O: to Hayre
SUGAR-Receyed this morning 10 hhds. They
were sold at 01se for choice. The market Ia ex-
tremely dull, and prices are in buyers
favor. We quote job lots: Common TO fair
1910, centrifugal 10c, yellow clarified iOLai1c,
off whites 11Ac, whites li1lc, pure whites M
011Ac ~ b.
MOLAssE5- Received this morning 4s bbls
In the absencs of desirable grader we omit quo
Oily REFINERY SUGAR. L. selling on orders
at 117sO12c for standard A, in bbls, 1870 for
cut LOAF, 1910 for crushed, powdered and granu-
CITY REFINERY MoLAssEs-1s selling on
orders at 400 for common, d5Ge47c for fair, 900
$50 for prime, Goo for choice, and 90c III gallon for
golden syrup.
FLOUR. Received iris morning 1884 bbls. The
market Is very dull and lower, with the tendency
in prices more in favor Of buyers, and only smaH
job demand. S75 bbls sold, Of which so unsound at
50 60 Is superfine at a rs; Is double extra at
IS 2 Is low treble extra at SO 30; 100 good treble
extra at Sc IS; 100 choice treble extra at 81; 25
do at 81 So So 100 and rs choice extra at 80; 100
choice extra, in lots at 1903 rs; rs do a. IS rs,
and lie bbls ON private terms.
No demand for low grades. Double extra is
quoted at So %; low treble extra s6016 Is;
good do s6 80; choice treble extra Sc 75G17;
choice extra 81 50t05 ~ Dbl.
Dealers and grocers obtain 50c above these
prices in their order trade.
RYE FLOUR Commands IS 25GD5 80 SB Dbl
CORN FLOUR-Is in light supply, and 10 sell.
ing on the landing at "a rs " bbl.
GRIT5 AND HOMfNY-Grits are in light sup
ply and command 50 oo@4 4s Dbl on the landing;
obbing IN store Or 1T Ct "a 70 " DBL Fresh hominy
CORN MEALS dull and supplies are offsr-
ing at yesterdays inside prices, % 80 ~ Dbl, and
only 25 Is, 25 100 and 50 bbls sold at that price.
Dealers are jobbing at 50 Is u Dbl
PORK No demand. Holders ask s14 rs for
mess, and buyers only offer SD u Dbl. Dealers
are jobbng at $150115 rs TB Dbl.
DRY SALT MEAr-Bhoulders are in demand
and tho market is bare OF supplies. They are
quoted at &c, packed, and small receipts; loose
Dealers are jobbing them at 6hD6Lc T3 D..
BACON-shoulder and clear sides are In sup
ply and dull and 40 lower, while the market 10
bare OF clear rib sIoes in lots 5casks shoulders
casks do at $40 " d. Dealers are jobbing
shoulders at 624c, clear rib sides S2c, clear sides
SIC ~ Ii.
HAMs--Choice sugar.cured, freshly packed.
are in light supply and good demand at 114W
12c, as in size. quality and condition. Dealers
obtain 1c above these prices in their JOB trade.
Receivers sold and Is tierces spot at l1IIa
and Is tjerces to arrive at 12c ~ h.
BREAKFAST BACON-Choice is scarce, in de-
mand and higher 1t is selling at 1o1s01lc ~ ID.
PACKERS HOG PRODUCTS - Dealers aie
selling in the job trade on orders at ~ per half
Dbl for pig pork, sl3 so ~ bbl for prime mess
pork, $40 so for prime and s11 for rurnp pork
LARD The demand Is confined TO me re- ioeal
Dealers Obtain %c above these prices in theirjob
trade. receiver sold rs tierces refined at &c
% ID. o-<,, :, .,
gallon, as in proof and brand. Dealers obtain
o01Oc above these prices in their order trade.
CORN IN BULK-Good supply and no de-
mand. There were sales on the spot at 500 u
bushel.
daoIar ,ybo bolds the stock remaining on hand is