The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-08-28
lso the figures and report of the Exchange as


The market opened with better feeling, in
spred by the encouraging tenor of the Liverpool
and New York kilograms, and factors evnced
more confidence, but, although prices were mani
testify steadier, buyers refused TO go on at any
advance, and the sales, as noted above, were ut
about Saturdays quotations. Good ORDINARY to
Strict Good Ordinary sold at g1o, Strict Low
Mddng at g94c, Middling at 10 aud 1014c, and
Good Middng ut 1919. The business included
80 bales new CROP IN several lots, within the
range of our quotations.
The dispatches reported Liverpool firmer but
not guotaby higher, with sales OF 10000 bales
aud arrivals held at the opening 1-32d higher,
with subsequent sales at an advance of lid
closing steady; Havre dull and tending down,
and New York closing steady at q net advance OF
40 in spots, and higher for futures, which at
noon were quoted at an Improvement OF 17-100@
$4,000 in Augusts 14-f00t0 l6. i0De in Septem-
bers 17-100c in Octobers, and l5100@lB-106o
In later but subsequently recsded, closing at an
advance Of 14.100@l5.100c in Augusts, 12-l0O@
$4,000 in 5eptembers, 16-100e in Octobers. and
11-1O00114.100o in the later months.
The Exchange makes he amount on shipboard
not cleared (before to-day's exports) 1883 bales,
embracing 1901 for Liverpool and 342 for Goa twse
ports, leaving in presses, agreeably to its account
at IL M, ,e79 bales, considerable part OF which
10 not on sale.
At noon to-day Middling was quoted at Calves
ton at 1870; at Mobile at 10e; at Savannah
at 10%c;at Charleston at 1917; at Wilmington at
| 1915; at Norfolk Mt 1919; at Baltimore at Zoe;
at New York at 10 1-16c: at Boston at 1lZc;
at Memphis at 1Oasolo1aae; at Augusta at 1o5sc;at
Philadelphia at 1l4e; ~ Cincinnati at 105sc, and
| at St. Louis ut 1927.
| The Exchange reports: 'Sales 400 bales.
Market firm
COTTON STATEMENT
| Stock on hand Sept. l. 1B76-bales..... 29.377
Arrived since last statement. 279
Arrived previously 1897 ,003-1. 1857 .2Si
1.416.eas
| Cleared to-day ................... 1.4eo
Stock on hand and on ship
| board, not cleared. 21.sO9
| Same time last year. 1924
| Today's exports we Q to Liverpool.
| Receipts proper since Saturday evening 275
| bales. against 337 ON last Sunday and Monday
| and 507 last year, making an aggregate since
| Friday evening of 2S2 bales, against 36l last
| week and 500 last year, and since August 81 OF
1,1g2,3 $40 bales against 1,413,173 last year-de-
Ferease 225, 1853.
rhe Exchange kilograms make the receipts at
| all the ports from IL M yesterday to IL N. to-
| day 449 bales, against 6l5 last week and 4202
last year, and since Friday 7t5 bales, against 1877
| last week and 5I32 last year. Total since August
81, 3942 1888 bales, against 4,11s,955 last year
| decrease 176 072.
Exports FRIDAY and Saturday, to Great Brit.
| ain 1893 bales, against 1904 last week and 2700
last year, aud to the Continent 243 bales, against
76 last week and TOO last year.
| Stocks at all the delivery ports made up to
IL M, 800 bales, against 134,425 last week
| and 123, 772 last year.
| TOBACCO-The sales to-day embraced rs
hhds. The amount sale has been reduced
| to $500 hhds. The weeks sales, rs faras re-
ported, embrace COZ hhds We revise our quo
| tations, as follows:
Inferior Tugs O, low Tugs 31O4c, medium
| 1850, good to fine 5@6c, low leaf 640
10, medium 8114@914c, good 10140D11c, fine II q
ni2Lc, and selections 13@14e.
Received since Saturday evening % hhds; ex-
ported by rail; stock on hand by our running
statement 1902 hhds.
| FREIaH rs-Corn is shipping by steam to
Liverpool at Cd ~ bushel. The market is ex-
tremely dull, and quotations are mostly nominal,
but we repeat our previous figures:
BY steam - Cotton to Liverpool I'D; to
Boston. Providence, Fall River, Philadelphia
and Baltimore, via New York, 51c; to New York
10. Grain to Liverpool 91ad.
| BY sail-Cotton to Liverpool %; to Havre
SUGAR - Received this morning 81 hide.
There is no demand for large lots and prices
for them are nominal. The demand for job lots
is limited at previous prices, though in favor Of
buyers. We quote Job lots: Common to low
fair SIC; fair to good fair s9540D9c; prime 9Lc
strictly prime 914c; yellow clarified 10010Hc
centrifugal 94@9Hc; white clarified lo1a@lie
ID. ~,
MOLAssES--No receipts this morning The
market IL dull, and there is not sufficient
coming in to warrant quotations.
CITY REFINERY sUGAa-Is selling on orders
at 1116@l1Ao for standard A in bbs, 115sc fol
12c for cut-loaf in bbls.
CITY REFINERY MOLASSES-Is selling on
orders at $50 for common, doc for fair, Ate for
prime, $40 for choice, and $50 % gallon for COLDER
syrup.
FLOUR-Received since Saturday 1870 bbls.
The market continues Gull and unchanged, with
only local demand. There were sales to- day
of 1870 bbls of which rs choice double extra al
SIS SO; so low treble extra at Sc; 80 good treble
extra at Sc 25 go 100 and 100 choice treble extrs
at So so; rs and $50 at Sc 62la; 40 choice extra
So rs; so do at 81; Is and rs do at 81 121l; q
at 81 Is; sS and 200 bbls on private terms.
Common is quoted at 81 %; superfne 81 rs
double extra $50D5 rs; low treble extra S. SOC
! s rs; good do 5000 Is; choice do Sc 2506 so
choice extra Sc 7507; fancy 81 2507 371a fB Dbl
Dealers and grocers obtain Soc above these
| prices in their order trade.
GRITS-A receiver sold 100 bbls ON the land
ing at So 80 % Dbl. Dealers are jobbing in store
at 81 25@4 40 % Dbl.
RYE FLOUk-Is quoted in first hands at IS al
@5 so T Dbl.
HOMINY-uommands 81 ~ Dbl.
, CREAM MEALS dull and quoted at So 81
% Dbl.
CORN MEAL-Received since Saturday 49,
bbls. The market is very dull and &c a8 BIB
weaker. Only 50 bbls sold at 50 IS, % and Is a
50 80 % Dbl. Dealers are joDbing at 81 600
2 rs % Dbl.
CORN IN BULK-Is in good supply and dull
Quoted at SIC % bushe.
WHEAT-Receved to date this season 107,23t
bushels, against 1,798 bushels same time las
year. Movements On much larger scale ar
looked for this season.
PORK-Nothine doing and mess is quoted a