The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-08-12

ment on that description. In fact they were htld
still higher. There has been more inquiry for
confidence of holders. Including the above 200
bales the business for the week ending last even
ing summed up $500.
The dispatches reported Liverpool frmer but
not quotably higher, with sales of 5000 bales,
and arrivals 1-32d higher; Havre unchanged,
but with good demand and holders selling
freely, and New York quiet at yesterdays quo
tations for spots and irregular for futures, which
closed at q net advance of $1,000 in Augusts,
5-100@6 1000 in Septembers, no change in Octo-
bers, an advance of 1-100c in Novembers, and
decline Of partial 1.100c in December; 4 l00c
in Januarys, 6100c in Februarys, @ 10000 1000 in
Marchs, and an advance of 1-100@2.1 00c in
Aprils.
The Exchange makes The amount on shipboard
not cleared (before to-day's exports) 1873 bales,
embracing 81 for Liverpool, 30 for Mexico. and IL
for coastwise ports leaving in presses, agreeably
to its account at II M, 25377 bales, consider
able part of which is not on sale.
At noon to-day Middllng Was quoted at Calves
ton at l0Hc; at Mobile at 1920; at Savannah
at 70: at Charleston OF 11@l14c; at Wilmington
at llAc; at Norfolk at 1919: at Baltimore
at 115so; at Memphis at 1870; at Augusta OF
lie; at Philadelphia at l124c, at Cincinnati at
lie, and at st. Louis az lie.
The Exchange reports: "saies $50 bales. Mar
ket dull and nominal"
COTTON STATEMENT.
Stock on hand Sept. 1. 1s76-bales. 29377
Arrived since last statement. ~
Arrived previously 1885 7S5-1, 1886 1922
1.415.199
Cleared previously $780, sS6-1 3s9. o3s
Stock on hand and on ship
board, not cleared. .......... 25,263
Same time last year. 3i,41S
To-day's exports were to Vera Cruz.
Receipts proper since last evening 20 bales,
against on last Saturday and III last year,
making an aggregate since August 81 OF 100, $40
bales, against 1,4l5,o77 last yesr-decresse
2z4 LBS.
The worlds visible supply was set down at l :
94l, 260 bales, against 2OlS9 1913 last week and =
056,569 last year, showing decrease, compar ed
with last year, Of 1880 bales, against 129,4!2
last week and I64, GIG the week before.
The Exchange kilograms make the receipts at
all the. ports from IL m. yesterday to IL m. to-
day 1886 bales, against 30S last week and 1876
last year. Total since August 81, 39380l7 bales,
against 4,099 TIT up to Fr,day noon, August ii,
last year-decrease 16l7GO bales.
Exports yesterday to Great Britain none,
against none last week and 2l9 bales last year,
and to the Continent 425 bales, against none last
week and none last year.
IL NJ, 1852 1853 bales, against 167 1861 last week and
1853, 1877 last yea.
TOBACCO-The sales to-day embraced 1873
hhds (5 S, 40 and SS), against 5Sl last week, and
Ito Lu0 WICK D6IOT6 lU6 AHOuhb Ou bhl5 Is
estimated at TACO hhds. We continue to quote
as follows:
Inferior Jugs $685.. low Jugs 4@411sc, medium
424@514c, good to fine 51q@6Zc, low leaf GO
7ac, medium 8@lOc, good 101l@12c, fine l2H
013Lc, and selections 14Z@16c.
Received since last evening, 26 hhds; exported.
none; stock on hand by our running statement t,
10, 1922 hhds.
FREIGHTS The market is extremely dull,
and quotations are mostly nominal, but we re-
&nnt nr1r Ensr
By steam - Cotton to Liverpool I'D; to
Boston, Providence, Fall River, Phliadelphia
and Baltimore, via New York, 5sc; to New Yorh
| 10. Grain to Liverpool 7hd.
SUGAR - Received this morning 10 hhds
Good demand and 200 hhds sold for the West and
the local trade at sac for common, 9l4c for fair
| for choice. Seconds are quoted at 9@10Ac
centrifugal 1Oc, yellow clarified 10L@l1c, of
whites 1lAc. pure whites 11h@11s4c b.
MOLASSES-No receipts this morning The
market is at standstil, and we omit quotations
owing to the absence of desirable grades.
| CITY REFINERY SUGAk-Is selling on orders
at II 1%cs for standard in bbls, 12c for crushed
powdered and grsnulated.
CITY REFINERY MOLA3SES-Is selling or
| orders at 4Oc tor common, 45047c for fair. 5O0
55c for prime, Coo for choiee and soc u gallon fol
golden syrup.
FLOUR-Only 200 bbls came in this morning
The demand is limited and confined to job lots IL
the local trade at unchanged prices. though in
structions to hold higher were received to-day
879 bbs sold, comprising Is low treble extra a,
| Sc, ITO and no good treb 9 at Sc 20; 25 choice
treble at S. so; 25 do at IS so; 100 choice extra
Sc rs; IS and rs at Sc 80; %, IS. 25 SO and 81
choice extra at 81, Is fancy at 81 37L ~ Dbl
and 200 bbls on private term
| No demand for low grades. New double extra ii
| quoted at IS IS; low treble extra SC; good do
s6 Is; choice do. Sc so; choice extra Sc 75@7
fancy s797 Is u Dbl. Old choice extra is scarce
and commands $40 509l1 e Dbl
| Dealers and grocers obtain SOC above thes
| prices in their order trade.
| RYE FLOUR-Commands S. 2505 so % BIB
| from first hands. Some fresh lot are Offering.
CORN FLOUR-Is in eht supply, and Is sell
| ing on the landing at "a Is " Dbl.
| GRITS AND HOMINY-Grits are scarce and il
request. None in first hands, ard selling to ar
rive at 81 1904 Is q bbI; iobbing in store a