The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-07-10

ct Msmphis 81 lac; 81 Augusta ut Ii OIL AZ
and al st. Louis at NJ
The Exchange reports 's5ales 75O bales.
Market quiet and steady. Quotations revised"
It's figures for Low Middhng and the grades
above ale reduced 40.
COTTON STATEMENT.
Stock on hand Sept. /, 1s76-bales. ..... 2g,s77
Arrived since last Statement... s51
Arrived previously ......... i $3.50 909-1,3s1 6o
7,410537
Cleared to-day ......"....... 1.7os
Cleared previously So. 1851 sos1 1863 sic
Stock on hand and on ship
board, not cleared ..a....... h7,D2
Same time last year. ......,..... 53.625
To.day's exports we're to Liverpool. We have
deducted from prevouelexports 1900 bales for
cargo Of ship Gov. Morton, returned in distress
and discharging; the amount burnt and lost yet
to be ascertained, and added the cargo of the
steamship Teutonia, $500 bales omitted on Sat-
urday.
bales. against GOT on last SUNDAY and Monday,
and 552 last year, making an aggregate since
and 544 last year. Total since August 81 11s7 142
bales, against 1,406,368 last year-deorease
$40, 22G.
The Exchange kilograms make the receipts at
all the ports from Ia m. Saturday to IL m. TO.
day 827 bales, against 1860 lsst week and $50
last year, and. since Friday 1862 bales, against
1850 lsst week and 1895 last year. Total since
August 81 g. $40 bales. against .07t ,462 up TO
Sunday noon, July 0, last year-deorease Las, 652
bales.
Exports Friday and Saturday, to Great
Britain 1887 bales, against 1243 last week ana
$685. last year, and to Che Continent 1880 bales,
against 1852 last week and 1910 last year.
Stocks at all the delivery ports, made up to
u m 2aa oe6 bales, against TIA last week and
We are Indebted to MIR. Fl. O.. Hester, suerinp-
tendent OF the Cotton Exchange, for the follow
ing crop report for June, by the Committee on
Information aud Stati 'tics, Harrison Watts, chair
man:
LoUIsIANA-This report ia compiled from SO
answers received from az parishes, average date
June 30: all reporting the weather during the
month as good and much more favorable to the
plant than the same time last year. Since the
fsst report there has been no increase or decrease
in the quantity OF lands planted in cotton. The
stands are represented as good. The plant is
generally forming and blooming well: its present
condition is good and much better than last year.
In some sections Of Rapides snd st. Landry par
ishes caterpiars have put in an appearance, but
no damage is reported.
M1ssrssrpp1 We have 10 reports from 80
counties, dated from June 9Th to July 9Th.
The character Of the weather has been geHer-
ally more favorable than last year; there has
been no material change in acreage; stands are
very generally reported as good; plants forming
well and few blooms as yet. Condition good,
ElOugQ plaDbb are ETOm 61gDt E0 leu QhyH DhGk~
ward compared with last year.
ARKAssAs-Our report lie made up from 46 re-
plies from az counties. The weather has been
less favorable than same time last year and much
complaint is made OF too much rain, causing
slight decrease OF, say one per cent in the acre
age as last reported. The stands are however
reeresented as good, but the present condition
does not compare favorably with last, the plant
being small. backward by ten dates and the fields
grassy
ToBACCo-The sales to-day embraced 25
hhds, Il, and 22). The amount on sale ia esti-
mated at 1850 hhds. We repeat our quotations
as follows
Inferior Jugs @, low Jugs 4@41sc, medium
7Lc, medium s@loc, good 1O1.0l2c, fine i2H
@l31,o, andseleotions 144016o.
Received since Saturday evening 1877 hhds; ex-
ported none; stock onlhand by our iunning state
ment, 10, 5g3 hide.
FREIGHTS -- The market presents no new
feature, and we continue to quote as follows:
BY steam-Ootson to Liverpool 7-l6d to
Boston, Providence, Fall River, Philadelphia
and Baltimore, via New York Y, 20; to New York
10. Grain to Liverpool 71d.
By sail-Cotton to Liverpool 20; to Havre
20.
sUGAR-Receivsd this morning So hhds. The
market is strong, but the demand ID moderate,
and all the receipts sold to dealers at for fair
to good fair. Good common to fair Is quoted at 92sc
fully fair 81, prime to strictly prime 9ac, choice
1910, seconds 9@104c, centrifugal 100, yellow
clarified lie, off whites llA@I11sc, whites 115s0
12c ~ b.
M0LASsEs-Received this morning 10 bbls
There is nothing doing but prices are unchanged
Supplies under the sheds are held by Dealers
Common, not fermentinR, is quoted at 45c, fair
Soc, prime and strictly prime $40, choice Goo %
gallon. "
CITY REFINERY SUGAR. L. selling on orders
at 1910 for standard A, in bbls, 1870 for
crushed, 1870 for powdered and granulated and
&C CITY REFINERY MoLAssEs--Is selling on
orders at 45c for common, SOC for fair, 55c for
prime, Goo for choice, and 90c for golden syrup.
FLOUR-Only 2S3 bbls have come in since Sat-
urday. The movement is restricted by the
scarcity OF choice treble and choice extra, which
are in request, but low grades are not wanted.
There were sales of TBS bbls, of which 100 at
a. so; so at 81 50 100 at SO 75 so at $40; 80 and
100 at $40 Is; rs at $40 rs " bb and 100 and 100
bbls on private terms.
Common is quoted at s404 30, superfne
IS as, double extra s6@6 Is, low treble extra
60 50@6 rs, good do. 81 as, choice do. 500
rs, choice extra si0010 so " Dbl.
Dealers and groeers obtain SOC above these
prices in their order trade.
NEW WHEAT FLOUR-None has yet ar
rived, though there are several consignments on
the way and q car load ia expected to-day. On
Saturday 200 bbls were noticed on the way here.
100 bbls OF which sold to arrive at $40 Ss Dbl 1t
ia from the mill of Mr.. J. L. Allaid, Taducah, KY,
branded "Idlewild," consigned to Messrs. How
ard & Preston. On Friday 100 bbls of q lot OF 500
bbls on the way here sold to arrive st $40 10 as
Dbl. This is from the mill of Messrs. Graham Il
Barbour, Carbondale, Ill., branded "Gold Dust, "
consigned to Glover IL Odendahl. The car load
due to-day is different consignment and partic-
ulars will be furnished on its arrival.
RYE FLOUR-Commands IS 25O5 80 u Dbl
from first hands. Some fresh lot are Offering.
GRITS AND HOMINY-G rits are in light sup
ply and active demand at 81 1904 rs in store,
and 81 to arrive. Hominy is in light supply, and
fresh commands 81 48 Dbl.
CORN MEAL-Only 357 bbls have come in
since Saturday. The stock is small and is held
at So 25C1s3 SIS % bbl Ats bills, sold comprising
Is, 100 and 200 at So as; Is and 25 at So 80; Is
and as at 50 35 S9 Dbl. Dealers are iobbing at
So 400$3 so ~ bDl.
POkK--Is quiet but strong, and mess is quoted
at $14 371a0l4 SO S8 Dbl, though some hold
higher. Dealers are jobbing at SIS 25@15 80 4g
Dbl. so bbls mess sold at $14 3711a. and rs at
$l4 SO % Dbl.
DRY SALT MEATS dull, and shoulders are
quoted at 55s051ac a3 b. Only 10 boxes sold at
$40 % ID. Dealers are iobbing them at SIC
u fb.
RACON-Tbe demand Ia only in A. lob way.