The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-08-30
We give also the figures and report OF the Ex-
change ne below.

Strict Ordinary. ............ bstD v
Good Ordinary. ............ "a % VA w
Strict Good Ordinary. ...... 9as@ ~
Strict gE n Low aiddiiing . ...... s.glo
Middling ................lv 1s9lOA IVA
es'lo' s Mlaalng 2Mi,
Mlddnng falr. :...u WllR
Fair ................. ....11%D114
The bulk of The stock on sale is now oonoen-
trated in the hands CT three holders, who ask q
@}sc above our quotations, preferrng to await
further developments Of worms, rust, storms.
ETC., rather than sell at the ruling rates, and as
buyers were not willing to pay eny advance the
business was confined to the limited amount
noted above. Under these circumstances our
quotations represent the prices realized for small
10 g. for which factors are willing to meet the de-
mand but an advance would have to be paid in
filling orders OF any mag utude.
Tue dispatches reported Liverpool i'm OF yes
terday's improvements, with sales of $4,000 bales,
and arrivals / SD higher; Hayre dull and easier,
but not auotably lower, and New York quiet at
previous rates for spots and slightly lower Tor
futures, which closed at net decline OF l-l00c IN
Augusts and 2.10D013-100c in the later months.
except In Februarys, in which the reduction was
4-100c. and Septembers and Aprlls,in which there
WAS no change.
The Exchange makes The amount on shipboard
not cleared (before to-day's exports) 1893 bales,
embracing 25 for Liverpool and i73 for twise
ports, leaving in presses, agrseaby to its account
Of Ii M, 40 636 bales, considerable part OF which
is not on sale.
ton at t01lo; at Mobile at 10e; at Savannah
at 1870; at Charleston A. f0s4e at Wilmington at
1910: ct Norfolk at 1910; Baltimore at lie;
at New York at 10 15-16o: at Boston at 1lLo at
Memphis at 102sc; OF Augusts at 10s4o; at fhila.
delphia at 1l%o; at Cincinnati at Iussc, and at
81. Louis at 1919.
The Exchange reports: "sales rs bales. Mar
ket quiet"
COTTON STATEMENT.
Stock on hand Sept. /, 1s7s-pales...... 2s,s77
Arrived since last statement... goo
Arrived previously 3e2-l3s7, 5o2
1.416.s7s
Cleared previously ......... 1906 255-1 1897 1873
Stock on hand and on ship
!. board, not cleared. ........ 1851
Same time last year ........+.... z56D1
Today's exports we . to New York. ,.a
Receipts proper since last evening IVY
bales, against ~ on last Wednesday and
375 last year, making an aggregate since
Friday evening OF 496 bales, against GA last
week and 1863 last year, and since August 81 OF
1,192,534 bales, against 1,418,s17 last year-de-
crease 226, 1888.
fhe Exchange kilograms make the receipts at
all the ports from Ia IN. yesterday 10 II IN. to-
day 674 bales, against Alb last week and 23oS
last year, and since Friday 1921 bales, against
2O3D last week and g472 last year. Total since
August 81. 9, 943, $3.50 bales sgainst 4,i23,0S3 up
to Tuesday noon, August 20, last yesr--deorease
179,099
Exports FRIDAY to Tuesday inolusive) to Great
Britain 4i47 bales, against 1894 last week ~es and
6317 last year. and to the Continent 243 bales,
against 76 last week and 700 last year.
Stocks at all the delivery porte made up TO
IL M, III, 800 bales, against 134, ABB last week
and Ia, 109 last year.
TOBAOOO-W did not hear OF ansaction
to-day. The amount on sale is estimated ut 6j0O
hhds. We repeat our revised quotations. as fol-
Inferior Jugs $685., low lugs 31s04o, medium
4A144o, good TO dne SOTO, low leaf GO
re, medium $500, good 1O0l1o, fine 11a0lac,
and selections t2L0l4o
Received since last evening none; exported 265
| TO New York; stock on hand by our running
| statement 1888 hhds.
FREIdH rB "A ship has been laid on for Havre
at 1c for co ton. The only steamship up for lily
erpool is asking 9-l6d for cotton and I'D u bush
for grain. We learn shipments have been made
| from New York at lid for Liverpool and 12d for
the Continent and that the Baltimore rate for
| Liverpool il 111%d. We now quote as follows:
BY steam - Cotton to Liverpool 9-l6d to
Boston, Providence, Fall River, Phlladell his
and Baltimore, via New YORK, 20; TO new xorS
| 10. Grain TO Liverpool I'D
By sail-Cotton to Liverpool O; to Havre
-@lo.
| SUGAR-No receipts this morning The mar
kss is extremely dull and prices are nom
insI. We quote job lots: Common to low
fair $40; fair to good fair $40; prime 90; strc
ly prime to choice 96o914c; yellow clarified pa q
100; centrifugal s74@91sc; white clarified wv
We learn from leading broker, who is largely
interested in the sugar crop, that rains are now
generally needed for the cane, and IL the
drouth continues during september and Oeto-
Der, the crop will suffer very materially. -,
MOLAsSE 3-Reoeived this morning bbis. TIT
market is dull and there is not sufficien
coming in to warrant quotations.
Oily REFINERY sUaA t. Is selling on orders
at 1l1s@l1Ac for standard in bbis, 1870 fo
powdered aud graduated, l124c for crushed ant
CITY REFINERY MoLAssE5-Is selling OF
orders at 35c for common, 400 for fair, 47c To-
prime, $40 for choice, and 85e " gallon for golde
syrup. nm - m,
market ia dull at unchanged prices, and oaly
small local demand day. The sales are con
fined to $50 bbls, of which 25 good treble Of st
!, so good treble extra al So 25; 20 and 20 choc
extra at Sc 70; Is and 20 do at s6 30; 70, 70, 3
and 40 do at 81 Is fancy at 81; so fancy at 81 37l
and so bbls on private terms. There Is yer
little on the landing but good ste k in store >.
Common is quoted at s404 rs; superhne - y
double extra s5005 as; low treble extra So SOC
75: good do s. 750l6; choice do So 250l6 30
choice extra Sc 75(D7; fancy 81 l2laD7 o7a " bo
Dealers and grocers obtain 5Oc above thes
prices in their order trade.
RYE FLOUR-Is quoted in first hands at ID
8 CORN FLOUR-sells at 81 IS 70 bbl
D HOMINY-Uommands 81 ~ Dbl.
aRIT5-5ell on the landing at S3 80 y bb
t Dealers are jobbng in store at "a 25(04 ~ " BIB
t CORN MEAL-The market is dull, thong
. there have been no receipts for several days II
Q stock on hand is held firmly, however,, at 81 35
0 Q so ID Dbl, as in brand. 200 bbls sold at % 3
and Is, rs and 40 bbls choice sold at " 81 u BIZ
: Dealers are jobbing at 81 75 ~ Dbl.
CORN IN BULK-Is in good supply ana du
1t is quoted q, 5l1s052c " bushel. :,
PROFESSIONALISM order demand for u
% country has shown marked improvement in IL
past few days, and the market generally has
better tone and stronger prices under the inf
B enee of small stocks here and stronger Weste
J. advices. ~o :,
j PORK-Mess ia In fair request at s13 Is y b
for good lots, and come offers OF less were !
|. fused. 30 and 40 bbls sold at s13 % Fs 81
: Dealers have fair job lot trade at s14 25C@l4
It DRY SALT Notwithstanding are in acti
1T demand at SIC packet, and all at that !, PR
were bought up. They are now held at 5Ic
ID, spot and to arrive. Is, 10 and 20 boxes &C
at $40 % ID. Dealers are jobbing them at b;
n "RhCON We note a small stock, better dema