The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-06-17

quiry and continued quiet throughout the day,
| the movement being checked by the ruling
rates being fraction above the limits of many
| Of the pending orders and factors adhering to
their previous professions. The sales were con-
| sequently confined to the moderate amount
| noted above. Nothing transpired to indicate any
quotable variation in prices.
As noted, the reported sales yesterday sum-
med up 2S00 bales, 10 addition to which we heard
of about $50 bales samples and pickings having
changed hands at 100000 for the former and
| 71ss for the latter. The dispatches reported
Liverpool firm at yesterday advance with sales
of 12,0 600 bales, and arrivals 1924 lower; Havre
firm at previous rates, but with q moderate de-
mand, and New York dull at Yesterdays quota
tions for spots and lower for futures which ruled
at noon at decline of $1,000 9-100o for June and
10 i000l5 1000 for the later m ,nths. and closed
at q net falling off Of 11-1GG@l5-100c.
The Exchange makes the amount on ehipbOard
not cleared before today's exports of $500 bales
49, 1877 bales embracing 7758 for Liverpool, IL 463
coastwise ports leaving in presses, agreestly to
its account at 10 M, s52 bales, only part Of
which is on sale.
At noon to-day Middling was quoted at Calves
ton at NJ; at Mobile at III nc: at Savannah at
1lAc; at Charleston at 111Sc; at Whining
ton at lie; at Norfolk at NO, at Baltimore at
l14o; ct New York at 11s4c; at Boston at 12c;
at Memphis at l1Ac; at Angus at 1l14c;, at
at Philadelphia at li5sc; at Cincinnati at 1l14c,
and at st. Louis at 11hc.
The Exchange reports: 'Sales 100 bales
Market firm"
The worlds visible supply was set down
at 252817l bales, against 2,62O,68O last week
and 2.606,310 last year, showing a decrease
compared with last year of rs 1879 bales, against
increase last week Of 81, 205 bales, and 1902
the week before.
COTTON STATEMENT.
stock on s hand sept l. ls7smbaes 2sa77
Arrived previously ,374, 549-1,375, 1885
1,4O4, 562
Cleared to-day. ................. $500
Cleared previously ,312. obi 317 ,341
Stock on hand and on ship
board not cleared. .......... a7,21
Same time last year. ...........- 81 ,103
To-days exports we're to Liverpool
Receipts proper since last evening 622 bales,
against 16 on last Saturday, and last year.
making an aggregate since August 81 of l. 1888 074
bales, against 1896 SOL last year-decrease 49,,
527.
The Exchange kilograms make the receipts at
all the ports from 10 yesterday to IL N. to-
day 1901 bales, against 1923 last week and BIG
last year, making total since August 81, 8 $780,
97l balgs, against 4 040, $50 up to Friday noon,
June 16, last year-decsease 1879 $40.
Exports Yesterday 10 Great Britain 1918 bales,
against 1886 last week and 92l5 last year, and 10
the Continent none, against 1880 bales last week
and none last year.
Stocks at all the delivery ports, made up to
IL 3OS 3S9 bales, against 354 $50 last week and
328, 652 last yea.
TOBAOCO-rhe only sale reported to-day was
Is hhds. The receipts were quite liberal and in
crease the amount on sale to $3.50 hhds. We con-
tiDue to quote as follows:
Unsound and fros ed Iugs 2@3Ho, inferior
Tugs 4@41ac. low 424@5Hc, medium 511s@6 good
loo, good 101s@l2c, fine 1211.@1s11.o, and seeo.
lions 141.@i6o.
Received since last evening 2l7 hhd.; exported
80 to Liverpool; stock on hand, by our running
statement, 1908 hhds.
FREIGH rS-We noticed in our last report
that shipments of cotton had been made b.
steam to Liverpool at Ii Bad, but that there was
no room left under ia, since which the steam
room has been very much reduced, and the mar
ket has assumed more tirmness. By sail, mas
ters are asking IA, but we have heard OF no
shipments over 7-l6d. We note good coastwise
demand. We quote as follows:
By steam-Ootson to Liverpool I'D; to
Boston. Providence, Fall River, Phlladelnhia
10. Grain to Liverpool 711ad.
By sall-Cotton to Liverpool 7-16@1ac; to Havre
10.
SUGAR-Received this morning IS hhds The
Holders are asking previous prices. Inferior is
quoted at &c, good common to fair 939c fully
lar ga prime to strictly prime 81, choice
1910, seconds 9@10Ac, centrifugal 100, yellow
clarified 11@115sc, off Whites1l5sD1.5ac, pure
MOLASSEs-R Received this morning 10 bbls.
small lot of inferior sold at Doc per gallon
Supplies under the sheds are held by dealers.
Common, not fermenting, is quoted at 45c, far
SOC, prime &c. strictly prime SIC, and choice Coo
u gallon.
FLUUR-Received this morning 1885 bbls.
Choice extra continues scarce and IN request at
advancing prices, but the medium grsoes are
dull, and The low grades are unstable. 1900 bbls
sold to-day, OF which 1870 bbls sour, taken for
Great Britain, at 81 25; rs and 66 choice treble
extra in the local trade, at So 75 IS at IS 95 1876
rs and 81 at SO; 80 at 50 25; 50, 100 and $50 a
SO 30: 100 choice extra at SO 70; So choice extra
al 50 Is, aud $50 and 15J bbs on private terms.
Several off RS of 50 so were refused for choice
extra, and $40 asked.
Common is quoted at s4654 so, superfne
SIS o. double extra $6t06 %, low treble extra
Sc 5006 rs. good do s7@7 so, choice do IS 81
90 IS, choice extra 50 250I0 ~ Dbl.
Dealers and grocers obtain SOC above these
prices in their order trade.
The Chicago morning dispatches quoted Wheat
FL Az July, the cl sing 81 Az July; It. ouis
81 45l9 bit July, aud 81 10 bid lash for No. Q;
81 3i011 IS July. and 81 63G1l 65 cash for No. 8
GRIr3 AND HOMlNY-Gits are scarce and
command 81 u Dbl. Hominy SO IS - Dbl.
RYE FLOUR Commands IS 25D5 so f9 Dbl
from first hands.
CORN FLOUR-None on hand.
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