The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-06-03

part OF the business showed no quOtable nd
an Improvement Of partial Lc TO 4 full Ic.
Wnicn we nave conformed our quotations.
considerable part of the business was for th
) North. The dispatches reported Liverpoc
, grades, but quotations unchanged, with sales q
, 5000 bales, and arrivals opening partially 1872
lower, which was subsequently, recovered, tn,
market closing strong. Hsvre firm, but with
moderate demand, and New York strong at al
advance OF 1-16c In spots, and higher for futures
which at noon were quoted at an Improvement o
16-t00Di7-1G0c In Junes to Augusts inclusive
and i0-10O0l3-l00c in the later months, ant
closed at net advance OF u.s. f0OGo27- 100c in june
to Septembers inclusive, and 16. 1000 1000 il
the later months.
The Exchange makes che amount on shlpbosrt
not cleared 33,e5g bales, embracing 1895 fol
Liverpool. 1O,O70 for Hayre, 1896 for the North
Mediterranean and 527 for coastwise ports. lesv
ing IN presses. agreeatly to ts account at 10 m,
1854 bales, only part Of which is on sale.
At noon, to-day. Middl1ng was quoted at Gal.
weston. at 1893; at Mobile at 101ec; at "a.
yannah at 1o5se; 1T Charleston at 1926: at vii.
miDgton at ioAc; ut Norfolk ct 1910; at
Baltimore a. 1l2so; at New York at 11ssc; at
Boston OF 11Lo at Memphis at 1896; q.
Angus at 1O4c; at Philadelphia at 1iEsc; at
Cincinnati at 1Og4c, and at Sc. Louis at 1875.
The Exchange reports: "Saes $500 bales; mar
| ket strong"
The worlds visible supply was set down at
2.763, 776 bales, against 2,85i,G85 last wesk and
2,s5O, 754 last year. showing an increase COM
| pared with last year OF 1902 bales, against
LAB, 636 last week and 1i6,e 6 the week before.
COTTON STATEMENT.
| Stock on hand Sept. /, Is76-bales .. 2sg77
Arrived since last statem6nt... CSC
Arrived previously ........... 1868 SOL 800 1853
1,39s,54o
Cleared to-day. .-.............. none
Cleared previously 1857, 479-1. 267 .47s
Stock on hand and ON ship
board, not cleared ........... f31 ,061
same time last year ...,...... 10s,148
against ISL on last Saturday, and $40 last year,
making an aggregate since August 81 OF 1,177,-
s23 bales, against 1,3SS,224 last year-decrease
21O,401.
The Exchange kilograms make the receipts al
oil the ports from La m. yesterday to IL M to-
day 1919 bales, against 1859 last week aud 1916
last year, and since August 81, 3.88 400 bales,
agains. 4,020,572 up to Friday noon, June Q, last
year--decrease lao, 172.
Exports yesterday to Great Britain 53g1
bales, against 5t57 last week and 1891 last year,
and to the Continent 1850 bales, against 10 last
week and none last year.
Stocks at all the delivery ports made up 10 IL
n A2 ,s61 bales, sgainst 453. 23A last week, ana
397 ,795 last year.
sUGAR-Received this morning 50 hhds. Low
grades are scarce and in request but the better
grades continue dull. Inferior ia quoted at 71sc,
common &c, good common &c, and fair 9Io,
fully fair to prime 91l409a4c, strictly prime 10
choice 91s@lOc, seconds g@1O1sc, centrifugal 100,
yellow clarified lie, off whites 119S0l1l5Ic, pure
whites 11AGs12c u b.
=. MoLAssEs- Received this morning 9a bbls.
No stock IN fret hands, and that coming in IL in
feror, consisting of small lots not quotable. Sup
plies under the sheds are held at: Common, not
fermenting, 45c, fair Soc, prime $40, strictly prime
SIC and choice SOC q gallon.
FLOUR-Receiyed this morning 1880 bbls.
Iha rlot ia tck lie,
guiry for choice at gradually advancing prices.
The low grades are dull and the medium grades
are quiet and unchanged 1916 bbls sold, comprs-
ing 80 ut % so; rs at IS rs; IS and 100 at s5 40
$50 at 80; rs, 25 and 100 at 50 25; 25, 35 so and
80 at 80 50; 100, 100 and $50 on private terms,
Common is quoted at s4D4 80, fine
"a 7505 superfne IS 30, double extra &c so, |
choice do. So 50@9, choice extra 80 2519 so Tj |
Dbl.
Dealers and groeers obtain SOC above these
prices in their order trade.
The Chicago morning dispatches quoted 81 So |
June and 81 az July. Liverpool was higher to-
day. Chicago closed steady at 81 511% June for |
wheat; 81 So July and 81 81 August st. Louis |
quoted 81 So bid cash for No. 0. and 81 661l for
No. 2.
RYE FLoUR-Commands IS 25@5 so ~ Dbl
from first hands.
CORN FLoUR--Is selling at a 25@4 50 %
Dbl. -..
dRITs AND HoMINY-Grits sell at a 10 on
the landing. and "a 2)04 rs in store. Homlny
Is in light supply and dull at 50 6OtN4 u Dbl in
CORN MEAL-Received This morning 1896
bbls. The market is dull. and quoted at So, yes.
terday's inside prices. 800 bbls sold, compris-
and 100 at IS 10 u Dbl. It is jobbing at IS 2o0
8 rs W Dbl.
PORK-Is dull and unchanged, sellers asking
SIS Is for mess and buyers only bid sl5 " Dbl.
Dealers are jobbihg at SIG f3 Dbl.
Chicago morning dispatches quoted si3 52Z |
asked, July; receipts, hogs 9o0O receipts yester-
day, IS $40.
Chicago closed steady at s1a 4591s Az. July,
'n DRY ~ 81 sAH HqsdMsi EAr-No.hng doing shou
ders are quoted at 5as051.c in boxes. Dealers
are iobbing. them at 5174@ec % b. $4,000 lbs
loose shoulders gold in three lots. In store, at
$40 u ID.
BACoN-Is quiet to-day, following yesterdays
activity IN the job trade. Shoulders are quoted
at Go, clear rib sides 80, clear sides $40 IS b.
rs PACKAGES sold, comprising 10 Casks shoulders
aud 10 boxes clear sides on private terms 10 |
casks and 20 boxes shoulders at g., Is boxes
clear rib sides at &c and 10 boxes long clear at
SO Dealers are jobbing shoulders at $40, clear
LARD-Is dull and quoted at 9A010c for |
tierce, 10A01l051c for keg and 111a01l1Lo for |
pail. Dealers obtain 10 above these prices
in their job trade. A receiver sold 10 kegs On
pI1SA 10 tSIms.
Chicago closed steady ut 50 20 June and 80 3211ls
July.
BREAKFAST BACON-A lot OF 10 boxes sold
at 9Icsf9 ID.
PAUKERS HOG PRODUCTS - Prime mess
pork is selling in the order trade at $l4. prime
Sill 5O0112, and rump pork s12 80 u Dbl; pig
pork IS 2561s 80 7P half Dbl, pigs feet Csc u keg
and 81 % u firkin, tongues 40 apiece. new rib
sides $40 ~ b.
WHIsKY-Rectifed is quoted at 81 02L0i07L
40 gallon as in brand and proof; rs bbls sold at
81 06, and 10 at 81 OH B gallon.
COW PEAS Are in active demand and selling
on orders for the country at 81 so u bushel for
black, 80 60 for whippoorwlll, 50 1902 IS for
mixed, 81 30 for clay mixed, and 50 for clay.
dealer sold over 1000 sacks at these prices to-day
HAMS-Extremely low prices have brought out |
q few buyers, who took so tierces choice sugar
cured small size, comprising 10 aud rs tierces at
Zoe, 5 at 1917. and 10 at 1919 u b.
CORN IN SACKS-Liberal supply and mode
rate demand at previous prices. 5000 sacks sold,
If which 100 yellow, 1000 white and $500 white
at SIC " bushel.
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