The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1877-08-07
III; at Philadelphia al 12c, at Cincinnati at ll1so
and at st. Louis at lie.
The Exchange reports: "sales 700 balGs. Mar
ket quiet" Its quotations are reduced tsc.
COTTON STATEMENT.

and at st. Louis at lie.
The Exchange reports: "sales 700 bales. Mar
ket quiet" Its quotations are reduced &c.
COTTON STATEMENT.
Stock on hand Sept /, 1s76-bales. 2g.77
Arrived since last statement. ~ 53i
Arrived previously ,677-t 1886 ,2oe
141i,5s3
Cleared to-day ............-. none g.
Cleared previously ........., 1856, ,7s3-1 1886 ,7s3
Stock on hand and on ship
board, not cleared .......... 2s,s02
Same time last year. .....,..,.. 3s D55
Receipts proper since Saturday evening 5U7
bales, gsinst 222 on Last Sunday and Monday,
and 3D2 last year, making an aggregate since
Fri lay evening Of 5t4 bales, against $40 last
week and 467 lat year, aud sinet Augusb IL Of
1,19U,tT4 bales. against 1,4l3el4 last year-de-
crease 22n,24D.
rhe Exehanse teleRra,ns make the receipts at
all the ports from Ii m. yesterday to- IL m. to-
day 653 bales, against 606 last week and 1867
last year. and since Friday 0Gl baes, against BlD
last week and 2228 last year. Total since August
81, ,936, 492 bales. against 4,0e4, ,326 mp to Srn-
dav noon, August G. last year-deorease 1884
EXPORTS (Ffidav and Saturday to Great Britain
7ls bales. against 843O last week ana 1888 Last
year. and TO the Continent % bales, against 8747
last week and 354 last year.
Stocks at oil the delivery ports made up to
Ia m lG6, ,352 bales against l7s 964 last week and
III, ,454 last yea.
lOBAOU0-rhe only sale reported to-day were
ID hhds, also 30 hhds last week, mot before re-
ported. The amount on sale is now estimated at
76J0 hhds We continue TO quote as follows:
Inferior lugs %, low lugs 4l14h.e, medium
5@51sc, good TO tine 6s4p64o, low leaf 611ss9
TL,c, medium s@loo, good 1J1sDi2c, fine l3.
6i3Hc. and selections l4A@l6o.
Received since Saturday evening 46 hhds. ex-
ported none; stock on hand by our running
statement 1889.
FREIGHTS The market is extremely dull
and quotations are mostly nominal, but we re-
peat our previous fgures:
By steam = Cotton to Liverpool asd; to
Boston, Providence, Fall River, Philadelphia
and Baltimore, via New York, sec; to New York
10. Grain to Liverpool 7lsd.
BY sail-Ootton to Liverpool q; to Havre
SuaAR-Received this morning 4s hhds. The
demand is good, and all the receipts sold to
dealers st oss for strictly good fair to fully fair,
and 1001te1ao for choice. We quote job lots:
Common TO fair gssc. fully fair 9s4c, strictly
prime 9e eholee loo centrifugal loo y9l2w ,1a9,
pure whites llhDt1a4c ~ tb.
MOIlASSE5- Received this morning 102 bbls.
The market is quiet, aud in the absenes Of
desirable grades, we omit quotations.
CITY REFINERY BUaA r. L. selling orders
at 11sO12o for standard A, in bbls, 12s4c for
cut LOAF, 1870 for crushed. powdered and granu-
lated.
OITY REFINERY MOLAssEs-Is selling on
orders at 400 for common, 45tt147c for fair, 5000
$50 for prime 600 for choice, and 900 W gallon for
golden syrup
FLOUR- Received since Saturday 556l bbls.
New is in good supply, but there is no demand
for IL. It is quoted nomnally at 60 25016 30 for
low treble extra. t6 501G rs for good treble extra,
SO 7507 for choice treble, ~ 25@7 50 for
choice extra, and ~ T5tDS for fancy. while the
market Is bare of old choice extra, and ii
would command sl0@10 DO N Dbl readily. Only
100 bbls new sold. OF which 100, 100 and 100
choice treble extra at 81; 81 and 90 choice extra
at ~ 25; % and 80 do at 81 80; rs fanoy at -,
and 100 aud 30 bbs on private terms. Low
grades ars unsaleable.
Dealers and grocers obtain 900 above these
prices in their order trade.
RYE FLOUR Commands s5 251Ds so 10 Dbl
from first hands. Some fresh lot are Offering.
OOHN FLOUR-Is in ight supply, and is sell
ing on the landing at a. 25 W Dbl.
ply and command SO 9o@4 ~ Dbl on the landiug;
jobbing in store at "a 25 " bb Fresh hominy
commands "a fa bbl readily.
CORN MEAL-Rece we'd snos Saturday, s6l
bbls. The market continues dull and prices nave
further declined l5e N bb $50 bbs sold com
prsing rs and 80 at ~ 10; $50 at 81 Is; 100, $50
and 25 at 81 so ~ bbl. Dealers are jobbing at
1908 10 " Dbl
PuRK-No demand. Holders ask si4 25 for
mess, and buyers only offer s14 IL Dbl. Dealers
are j1bbing at t15Cpl5 25 sR Dbl.
DIZZY SALT MEAT-Shouldsrs are CO and
in demand at 5946D51sc, loose and packed. We
have heard OF some sales at these prices. Deal
ers are tobbing them at 6Lc w u. 30 boxes
shoulders sold, in job lots, ut 67ssc, and 900 o
Ii loose, to arrive, at 55sc " ID.
BACON Shoulders and clear sides are in SUD
ply and dull, while cl Al rib rides scarce and
in come request. Ca 10 shoulders sold at $40,
aud half casks clear rib sides ut g. 4c ~ b.
Shoulders are quoted at 6lac, clear RIB sides at
sl40Ds2se, clear sides at $40 W Ii. Dealers are
ioBbing shoulders 81 694o, clear rib sides $40,
clear sides $40 III ii.
continue in light supply ana demand at u409
12c, as in size. quality and condition. Dealers
obtain 10 above these prices in their job trade
5 and tierces sold at 1l1sc; and at II 34c; 20
at 12c aud 30 on private terms.
LARD The demand il confined tn the local
trade at 9140o91Sc for ierce and ga aiOc for keg
Dealers obtain 10 above these prioes in theirjob
trade. To-day u receiver sold 10 tierces refined
BREAKFAsr BACoN-Choice is scarce, in de-
mand and higher. 1t is selling at i0L@llc III b..
PACKERS HOG PRODUCTS - Dealers al Q
selling in the job trade on orders at ~ per half
bbl for pigpork, sl3 go " bbl for prime mess
WHIsKY-Reotifed is quoted at 81 06011 IL aB
gallon, as In proof and brand. Dealers obtain
b@10c above theee prices in their order trade.
CORN IN BULK-Good supply but no demand.
Last week there weressles on the spot at 53lsc "
bushel.
COW PEAs-The season is nearly over. A
dealer who holds the stock remaining on hand is
selling in job lots country orders at 90c for
whippoorwil, IL for clay mixed and 81 25 for pure
Clay.
WHEAT-The receipts In this market are
increasing gradually, and are $4,000 bushels in
excess of same time last year, embracing to date
this season 65, 543 bushels. The receipts during
the past month embrace 7460 bushels from Texas
and from the West, consigned to milers, to the
elevator, and for export
CORN IN SAOKS-Supplies are ample but
there is little or no demand. 1900 sacks sold, OF
which 800 yellow at Csc. and 600 strictly choice
white at 75c f} bushel.
OATs-Good supply and dull. 1000 sacks
sold, OF which 1000 mixed on private terms, 600
do at 4Oc, and 800 Galena at 40c " bushel. Prices
show a decline Of 2c f3 bushel.
bRAN-Is in good supply but dull Prices
have fallen &c T} 100 b. $40 sacks sold at zoe f3
100 fb.
HAY-Fair supply With only q moderate Job
demand. 1876 bales sold, OF which 125 prime at
SIG, and go do at SIT f3 ton.
RlCE-The supply IN first hands is exhausted
Dealers stock is about 800 bags. Good demand
and prices firm. We quote Louisiana No.
at 434c; fair 6; good 61a@65sc fB b..
CUFFEE-There is very Il tie selling, but since
the receipt Of favorable advices from Rio de
Janpro the demand la hetter without mr.