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


f tions. We give also the figures and report 9
: the Exchange, as below
, Gen1 Quotations Elk. @
. Inferior ;;:.................'a @S
Low ordinary. ............. $40 ga 81
Ordinary .............. $40 ga 81
Strict Ordinary. ............ y4@ go
Good Ordinary. ............ 919i0 ga 81
Strict TaT m a9ad Ordinary ssnglo2 -,
I Low Mlddlng. ...,....... .lU5stDlO2s 10L
Strict Low Middling. ...... 100000 -
Ml1dlng ............... ..lUIsU Ill
Strict Middling ............n I@11ss
Good Mddling. ........115a@11T liz.
Middling Fair. .12A@12h 12si
FAR ................. .l23sDl2A
The market opened under the influence Of
further favorable kilograms from Liverpool, with
rather higher pretensions the part of factors
which restricted operations, and the sales during
the morning were OF limited extent, and although
later in the day parties came together more free
ly. yet the movement, being checked by light
offerings, at no time exhibited much animation
and the Gales were consequently confined to the
moderate amount noted above
Prices exhibited some irregularty, ruling du-
ring the morning rather more IN favor of factors,
without any quotabe improvement, but later in
the day, after the unfavorable turn at New York,
losing their buoyancy except for some kinds,
which being in limited supply and special request,
are held with undated frmness. Under the
circumstances we make no change in our quota
tions but give the outside figures as applicable
only to desirable lists.
firmer at further advance of Lied, with sales
of 5000 bales and arrivals opening Lad better,
but subsequently easier Manchester firm: Havre
firm with good demand at yesterday advance,
| and New York dull and CASTER with no auotable
falling off at noon, but subsequently, quoted at a
decline of 116o and lower for futures, which noon
showed falling off OF 6-1O0Dl0-100c and closed
at net decline OF l2-100@13. 1000 for Junes and
Juiys and 14l0001s-100c for the later months.
The sales of the past three days sum up 10 $50
bales (425O on Saturday, including $50 not re-
ported until yesterday $500 yesterday, and $500
to. day., against 1850 for the corresponding time
| last week and II $50 the week before.
| Receipts since Friday evening 1858 bales, en-
bracing 322 from other delivery ports (of which
200 from Mobile and l22 from Texas), and 2O36
proper. against 1896 proper last week, and 1883
last year. Total proper since August 81, a,179,-
305 bales, against 1890, 472 last yesr-decrease
I'll, 167.
The exports comprise 9lOO bales, emb acing
1922 to Havre, 1885 to Genoa. and 1898 to New
York.
The Exchange kilograms make the receipts at
Bill the ports from Ii M yesterday to IL N. TO-
day 2240 bales, against 1869 last week and 1926
last year, and since Friday 6333 bales, against
AIS last week and $40 last year. Total since
August 81, 1852 bales, against 1924, S92 up
to Monday noon, June 8, last year-decrease
139, Cos.
Exports (Friday to Monday inclueive) to Great
Britain lo,94o bales, against 6l67 last wees and
1664S last year, and to the Continent 1885 bales,
against 656S last week and 5214 last year.
Stocks at all the delivery ports m lde up to IL
m $685. TIA bales, against 1857 last week. and
397, 6l6 last year.
The Exchange makes the amount on shlpboard
not cleared (before to-day's exports of 6715
bales) 36.89S bales, embracing 1928 for
Liverpool, 1926 for Havre, 1909 for the North
Sea, 3402 for Bremen, 69S for Spain, 22s5 for
coastwise ports. leaving in presses, agreeatly to
its account at IL M, ,222 bales, only part of
which is on sale.
At noon to-day Mddng was quoted at Gal
weston at 1879; at Mobile at 1920; at Savannah
at 1O1sc; at charleston at 1879; at Wilmington
at 1Us4c; at Norfolk at 1890; at Baltimore at
1l1ac; at New York at II 9.16c at Boston at
11Nc; at Memphis at lie; at Augusta at 1890;
at Philadelphia at 1194o; at Cincinnati at 1879.
The Exchange repor.s: "Sales $500 bales; mar
ket firm
COTTON STATEMENT.
Stock on hand Sept /, 1s76-bales. ....... 20 377
Arrived since last statement. 700
Arrived previously 1870. 165-1 ,S65
1,4oo2l2
Cleared to-day, ..;;.-............ 6,7i5
Cleared previously 269, Sol $40
Stock on hand and on ship
board. not cleared. .......... 1868 |
Same time last year. ............ los O74 |
To-days exports embraced 1922 bales to Havre |
and 1898 to New York.
Receipts proper since last evening 700 bales |
against 528 on last Tuesday, and 32l last year,
For comparative totals for the past three days |
exports and receipts see above report.
TOBACC0-1he sales to-day embraced rs hhds. |
The receipts we're again liberal, and the amount |
on sale is now increased to 5000 hhds. We con-
tnue to quote as follows:
Unsound and frosted Jugs 2@3%c, inferior
Jugs 4@411so, low 4ss405Ic, medium 1905. good
to fine 61@6ac, low leaf 1850. medium $40 |
100, good 1Ol912c. fine l21%0131sc, and seleo-
sions 14H@l6o.
TOBACCO STATEMENT.
Stock on hand Sent 1s7e-hhds w II Os1
Arrived past three days. 403
Arrived previously ................ 47ss-5,191
1922
Exported past three days.
Exported previously ............... 6,6i5
Broken up, ETC.. Observation-Disclosures. S69-7,535
Stock on hand. etc. .......... s,737
FREIGHTS-The going rates for cotton to
Liverpool is now 716d both by sail and steam.
We quote as follows:
By steam-Cotson to Liverpool -017-16d to
Boston. Providence, Fall River, Pniladelphia
and Baltimore, via New York, 9-16c; to New York
7-16c.
By sail-Cotton to Liverpool -16d; to Havre 20.
SUGAR-Fhere were receipts tbIs morn
ing. Nothing doing: Inferior is quoted at
10, good common 916c, fair &c, good fair
}1ac, fully fair 9s4c, strictly prime 97sc, choice
lUc, yellow CHARMED lie u ID; seconds are
quoted at 9010hc, centrifugal loo. off whites
ll2s@1l5ac, pure whites 11s40112c " fb.
MULAS SES-Received this morning 81 bbIs
Supplies under the sheds are held by dealers. /
Common, not fermenting, 45c, fair SOC, prime $40,