The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1877-08-16


,r.,. 1,415 4s0
Cleared to-day. ."........... a54
Cleared previously 800 ALL 39l 1865
Stock on hand and on ship
| board. not cleared. ........... 24315
| Same time last year. ............ 81 265
| To-days exports were to New York
| Receipts proper since last evening 40 bales,
against rs on last Wednesday and 800 last year,
and since Fri lay 262 bales, against $50 last week
and 1886 last year. Total since August 81. 1 19l.-
1872 bales, against 1.4l5,996 last year-decrease
| 224 514.'{
fhe Exchange kilograms make the receipts at
all the ports from IL m. yesterday to IL m. to-
day 24l bales. against 100 last week and 1887
last year; and snoe Friday 14OO against 1898 last
| week and 646O last year. Total since August 81,
$685. OIL bales against 4,105 $50 up to TUESDAY
noon, August Is. last year-decrease l66,O29
bales.
Exports (Friday to Tuesday inclusive) to Great
Britain 1885 bales. against 2077 last week and
44l5 last year, and to the Continent 1929 bales,
against 68 last week and last year.
Stocks at all the delivery ports. made up to
IL M, 46 454 bales, against 165, LOT last week and
152, ,348 last year.
TOBACCO--Fhe sales to-day embraced AZ
hhds q, Is and 25) Sales thus far this week 234
hhds. The amount on sale is estimated at 74UO
hhds. We continue to quote as follows
Inferior lugs 3@31s, low lugs 4t041ao, medium
444@5Ao, good to fine 51s@sAc, low leaf 61.9
Received since last evening 10 hhds; ex-
ported 65 to New York: stock on hand by our
running statement 1854 hhds.
FREIdHT HTs-The market is extremely dull
and quotations are mostly nominal, but we re-
peat our previous figures:
By steam - Cotton to Liverpool 5sd to
Boston, Providence, Fall River, Philadelphia
and Baltimore, via New York, 5sc; to New York
10. Grain to Liverpool 7%d.
By sail-Cotton to Liverpool @; to Havre
O.
SUGAR y Received this morning % hhds The
market shows very little animation and what is
y good common to low fsir at SIC; fair to good
fair 5000; prime 914c; strictly prime 9Lsc, and
yellow clarified at 10c u b.
MOLASSES-Received this morning 27 bbls.
The market continues dull We omit quotations
owing to the absence of desirable grades.
CITY REFINERY sUGAn- L. selling on orders
at IL 10 for standard a in bbs, 12c for crushed,
powdered and granulated.
CITY REFINERY MOLASSES-Is selling on
orders at 35c for common, 400142c for fair 46@
48c for prime, Doc for choice, snd soc B gallon for
golden syrup.
SUGAR CANE-Messrs. vairin & Mortimer
have shown us bundle OF new cane, the red or
purple kind. from the Poplar Grove plantation of
Mrs. VIM. Won Phul, West Baton Rouge, a speci-
men from 400 acres. It is remarkably large aud
well grown for this period of the season, having
eleven long and well grown oints, with general
appearance Of promising prospects for the crop.
FLOUR-The receipts we're quito liberal this
morning, and embraced 1850 bbls There is less
demand to-day than there was yesterday and the
market is quiet but steady at unchanged prices
The sales embrace 2007 bbls In t1e local trade of
which so low grade at 81 621s; 80 low treble extra
at IS 90; 60 do at t6; 85 good treble extra at
$6 1214s; 25 at Sc Is; 30 do at s6 35; 100 and so
choice treble extra at s6 371Ss 25 50 and rs do at
Sc $685. so and 100 choice treble extra st Sc 62l
100 choice extra at IS 9O 20 and 167 do at ST. fOO
at 81 Is; It's fancy at 81 25; 20 do at 81 so R bbl
100, 200 and 300 bbls on private terms.
No demand for low grades. New double extra is
quoted at IS rs; low treble extra s6; good do.
Sc 25; choice do. Sc 80; choice extra s6 75017;
fancy $7D7 rs 49 bbl.
Dealers and grocers obtain 500 above these
prices in their order trade.
Rye FLOUR-Is quoted in first hands at IS rs
CORN FLOUR-sells at 81 25 R Dbl.
GRIr5AND HO nIMY-Grits are scarce and in
request. None in first hands, and selling to ar
rive at 81 1901 Is ~ Dbl; jobbing in store a.
readily.
CORN. .MEAL-Received this morning 1000 bbls
The market is dull, with holders asking 50 40 ~
Dbl and no demand Only It's bbls sold, in three
lots, at that price, and 25 at So 45 f Dbl. Dealers
are jobbing at 81 65012 Is 48 bbl.
PORK-No demand. Mess ls hel at $1l buy
ers only offer sl3 70, and Sl3 57Ls would buy.
Dealers are iobbing at SIS ~ bbi. A lot OF 100
bbs mess sold on private terms.
DRY SALT MEAT-keceived this morning
81, $50 1b. Shoulders are now IN good supply,
but there is no demand except in dealers job
trade on orders at &c h II. They are quoted in
lots from first hands at 52sc loose and s. $685.
packed.
BACON-No demand except in a small job way
and the market is weaker. Shoulders are quoted
at 81, clear RIB sides at SIC, clear sides al
81sc u fb. Dealers are jobbing shoulders at
64c, clear rib sides SIC, clear sides SIC 4R b. |
There were sales OF 81 packages, comprising csks
shoulders at 6Le, casks clear rib sides at $40,
6 do clear sides at SIC, 10 boxes long clear
sides at $40 and 20 do on private terms.
HAMS-I There is fair stock on hand and lib
eral supplies on the way here for grocers. The |
demand is only moderate, and choice sugar cured |
are quoted at 110Dl1Ac, as in sizs and brand
TO tielce sold IN Two lois, to arrive. on private
terms; 10 tierces epot at ii &c, and terces spot
at 111xc 48 1b. Dealers oDlain 1c above these
prices In their job trade
BREAKFAST BACON-Choice is in demand,
and 20 boxes sold in lots at 1919 IL IL. 1t is
quoted at 91I0l5c, as in size, cut and quality |
LAkD-A receiver sold lot of 100 tierces re-
fined on private terms. Refined in terce is SELL
ing in the local trade at 9l4@9hc, kettle at
924c, keg 994010c " tb. Dealers obtain 1ac |
above these prices in their job trade
CORN In BULK-The supply is good but there |
is no demand. 1t Is quoted nomnaily at 52Hc |
T3 bushe
PACKERS HOG PRODUCTS = Dealers ale
selling in tneir job trade orders a. IS per half
bbl for pig pork, sl3 50 u bbl for prime lness
pork, $40 50 for prime and S1l for rump pork.
COW PEA--The season is nearly over. A |
dealer who holds the stock remaining on hand is
selling in job lots country orders at 90c for |
81 for clay mixed and 81 25 for pure
clay.
WHI5KY-A lot of 10 bbls Western rectiied |
sold at 81 10 d gallon. Rectifed is quoted at
81 05@1 IL # gallon, as in proof and brand.
20 bbls pure Bourbon, new, sold at 81 80 II |
gallon.
CORN IN sACKS-supplies are ample and |
coming in more freely, but the demand is mod
crate at previous prices. Only 500 sacks sold, of
which l50 mixed at 5dc; $50 white and 200 yellow
at 65e a3 bushel.
UATS-Receipts from the West are small, but
the arrivals from Texas are large, and aithou b |
there is very little doing, prices continue steady.
Only $50 sacks choice Texas sold at 4ic e.
bushel.
BRAN-The supply is in more abundance to-
day, and prices rule firm with moderate de-
mand. Only 300 sacks sold at Zoe % 100 Ii.
HAY-There was an animated appearance at
the hay landing, owing to late arrivals from the
West, and larger stocks Were offered than for
some weeks past. Several dealers were looking