The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-08-15

| For comparative tota for the past three days
exports and receipts, see above report.
| TOBACCO-The sales to-day embraced 48
bids as and 33}, making an aggrt gate for the
past three days of l92 bhds the ampunt on
sale il estimated at TACO hhds. We continue to
quote as follows
Inferior Tugs $685., low lugs 4lb411l,o, Medium
% good to se sd9ge how les aa e2
@l3Lo, and selections 14140l6c.
| TOBACCO STATEMENT.
| Stock on hand Sept. |. 1s7G-hhds ....... II os1
Arrived past three days. .......... liz
Arrived previously ................ 8,sl1-s92G
2O,on
Exported past three days......... none
Exported previously. B,5is
Broken up. etc. Observation-Disclosures. 10s9-q G07
Stock on hand. etc. .............. 1O4oO
FREIaHTB The market is extremely dull
and quotations are mostly nominal, but we re-
peat our previous fgures
By steam - Cotton to Liverpool I'D; to
Boston, Providence Fall River, Philadelphia
and Baltimore, via New York, &c; to New York
10 Grain to Liverpool 7l.d.
BY sal-Cotton to Liverpool d; to Havre
%.
BUGAR-No receipts this morning OF old, and
the new is not locked for until the middle OF
October. Reports from all parts Of the State are
fsttering. The demand is moderate and only
for the city trade 200 bids sold at $40 for
strictly good common to low fair; 8a4c Tor fair
to good fair $40 for prime. and loo " ID for yell
low clarified.
We are indebted to Messrs. Small & Go. for the
following telegram; New York, Aug. H. Market
tirmer; holders asking higher prices. Crushed
lie, powdered 104o graduated 1890, coffee A
109a0l01sc, cut loaf 40 " ID.
MOLAsSE5-- this morning 10 bbls.
The market ls dull, and we omit quotations owing
to the absence of desirable grades.
CITY REFINERY sUGAb- Ia selling on orders
at IL 10 for standard A in bbs, 12o for crushed,
powdered and graduated.
Oily REFINERY MOLA9SE5- selling on
orders at 35o for common, 40042o for fair. 46t1
48c for prime, 55o for choice, and 900 W gallon for
golden syrup.
FLOUR - Received this morning 1923 bbls
There was q much better demand to-day, but
without any improvement in prtces. The sales
embrace 1904 bbls, of which 100 double extra at
s5 rs; 25 low treble extra at s6; 25 and 10 good
treble at SO 25; 80 and 80 choice treble at Sc So
II, 100 and 235 do at So 621.; Is and so choice
extra at Sc 75 80 and Is do at $6 80; rs, Is, 50.
80 and 100 choice extra at 81; 30 and 30 fancy
at 81 25; 80 do at 81 37la; 81, 10, rs, 100, 1UO,
1UD, 200 and $50 bbls on private terms.
No demand for low grades. New double extra is
quoted at IS rs; low treble extra So; good do.
s6 rs; choice do. s6 3d. choice extra s6 75017;
fancy s7G17 25 ~ Dbl. Old choice extra is scarce
and commands $40 500ll W Dbl.
Dealers and grocers obtain 300 above these
prices in their order trade.
RYE FLOUR Commands IS 25015 80 % Dbl
from first hands. Some fresh lot are Offering.
CORN FLOUR-Is in ght supply, and is sell.
ing on the landing at "a rs ~ Dbl.
GRIT5AND HO NINY-Grits are scarce and in
request. None in first hands, and selling TO ar
rive at 81 1904 ID " Dbl; jobbing in store 3.
"a 40 T8 Dbl. Fresh hominy commands "a " Dbl
readily
CORN MEALS dulI and 10c W Dbl lower:
quoted at 50 400l2 80 ~ Dbl. $50 bbls sold, com
prising Is, 2G0 80 and rs at 50 so; 100 at 50 As W
Dbl, and 800, in three lots, on private terms. We
have heard OF sales Mt 81 40 ~ Dbl. Dealers are
jobbne at 81 rs fs Dbl.
PORK-No demand, aud mess is quoted nomi-
naly at $14 121syel4 rs ~ Dbl Dealers are job
bling at at $l601i5 rs " bbl A lot OF rs bbls
mess sold on private terms.
DRY SALT MEAT-supplies of shoulders came
in quite literally this morning, embracing 1911 1876
b. mostly going into store: 20 boxes I'D at $40
and at b24c W h. They are quoted loose at SIC,
and dealers are jObbing them at &c IA lib.
BACON-Contnues dull and easy for buyers,
Shoulders are quoted a. Ga, clear rib sides at
SIC, clear sides at $3.50 u ID. Dealers are job
sac " ib. Only 10 casks clear sides sold at Sesc
~ ID.
HAMs-Choice sugar-cured, small size, are
scarce and in demand for Florida and Cuba, and
are generally held higher,aDd quoted at 111l0l2c
~ IL. Dealers obtain 1o above these prices in
their job trade To-day 5 tierces sold at ~
and III at l2c ~ IL.
BREAKFAST BACoN-Is selling at 91.0o11c.
as In elHe, cat ana quAIby. a receiver BUQ ID
boxes choice in lots at 1910 W h.
LARD-Refined in terce Is selling in the local
trade at 94019lsc, kettle at 9Ac, keg 9a401
100 aa h. Dealers obtain ~ above these prices
in their job trade. lot of as tierces refined sold
PACKERS HOG PRODUCTS - Dealers ale
selling in their job trade orders at 50 per half
Dbl for pig pork, sl3 SO u Dbl for prime mess
pork, $40 so for prime and Sill for rump pork.
WHI5KY-Reotifed is quoted at 81 050D1 II ID
m all in nd hra noaI Obi oiY,
b010c above these prices in their order trade.
COW PEAS-The season is nearly over. A
dealer who holds the stock remaining on hand is
selling In job lots on country orders at goo for
whippoorwil. 81 for clay mixed and 81 rs for pure
clsy.
CORN IN BULK-The supply is good but there
is no demand. 1t is offering at $40 % bushel,
without sales.
CORN IN SACKS Good supply and the move,
ment is confined to small lots 700 sacks sold, Of
which 800 mixed at 58c, 300 white and white
mixed at Csc and 100 yellow at CSC " bushel.
Choice white is quoted at 65c u bushel decline
OF Sc f8 bushel.
OAIS-Large stock, but the market continues
dull. Prime are quoted at 3s0140c ~ bushel.
Only 800 sacks Texas sold at 41c AZ bu,hel
BRAN-Is in light supply with fair demand,
at trmer prices. 300 sacks sold at Toe ~ 100 h.
HAY-Light supply, without any sales. Prime
is quoted $1S ~ ton.
KICE-The market is almost bare of supplies,
and orders are unexecuted. Good is quoted at
SIC, and prime sac ~ fb.
UOFFEE-The market is quiet but holders are
firm. No stock in first hands. Stock in second
hands 5000 bags. We quote cargoes Ordinary
l7@17A (gold), fair 1914@19lase, good 2O02OLsH,
prime 20l4020s4o % b. JOB lots ordinary i724
@lSc gold, fair 1g4920c good 201a042O1ac,
prime 21@2lAc % ID.
We are indebted to Messrs. Small & Co. for
the following telegram: Rio Janeiro, August IL,
and New York. August 10. 1s77.-Keceipts past
five days, 47.000 bags; purchases for Europe,
6000; purchases for the United States, IA 900;
price 10I300; stock $1,000; exchange 24a4d
average daily receipts 9400 bags.
BUrTER-Limited receipts of Western by
river and rail have met with a good demand at
full prices. Stocks very light. Some engage
ments making for next receipts from New York,
1873 frkns, principally creameries, stocks of
which are small and sell at full prices. We quote
New York creamery fine 29030c, DO good ESQ
26c. New York prime dairy tiue 25026c, do gool
23@24c, do fair 20@22c, Western creamery fine
26G1 7c, do good 24@25, Western dairy. pack d
l7Gl8c, do repackea 16@17c, fair 140ol5c u ID
Low grades are nominat and in large supply.
CHFFSF-Wasteru ia arriving ii Lotto