The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-07-15
THE NEW ORLEANS DEMOCRAT, SUNDAY, JULY 49, 1877
$40 balea against /, 49s, 327. last year-deuesse,

$40 bslep. against ,4Os, 1927. last yeardeore.se
The Exchange telegrsms make tho receipts
75 Bales against ~ M to IL to
last year. Total since August 81. so2s 5st
balesx against ,949 up 80 Friday noon, July
IA. last year-decrease, 149 9e8 bsles.
; Exports yesterday to Great Britain, 1859 baIes
against 2657 last well and none last year; and to
the Continent none, against 1850 bales last week
? and none last year.
Stocks at all the delivery ports, made up to
70 m, 2l9 1903 bales against 244 7l3last week and
TOBAOO0-The sales reported to-day was 1
hid. The amount ON sale Is estimated at 71OO
bids. We continue to quote as follows:
Inferior Ing ngs 10 nn 2W ags 4@4 medium
7I,c, medium s@lOo, good 101s012c, fine 12Z
@l3Hc, andselections l4I0l6o.
Received since last evening, 38 hhds;7exported,
none; stock ON hand by our running statement
| 10 Ala hhds.
FREIGHrS- La our last report we remarked:
There is no room left on the beth for
Liverpool either by sail or steam. The few un-
engaged ships in port ask ia, and steam room
| in next weeks steamer is held at the same.
Shippers refuse to pay this rate and it is con-
ljectuIed that the movement will be resumed at
7-16d, against ia for the past week. There has
been no change SINCE and we continue to quote
| as follows
BY steam--Cdtson to Liverpool O.; to
Boston. Providence, Fall i!iver, Philadelphia
and Baltimore via New York. 5sc; to New York
10 Grain to Liverpool TIA.
By sail-Cotton to Liverpool @; to Havre
70.
sUGAR-Received this morning 1877 hhds.
There WAS nothing doing at the sugar sheds.
Prices are unchanged. Common to fair is quoted
at 800, fully fair 94 prime to strictly prime 9sc
yellow clarified 101I01Ic, off whites HE,
whites NE. pure whites 111s@ 114c " b.
| MOLAssE5-Rseeivsd this morning 8 bbls.
CITY REFINERY SUGAa-Is selling on orders
at 1870 for standard A, in bbls, 1870 for
crushed, 1870 for powdered aud GRADUATED, and
| 13c for cut loaf.
CITY REFINERY MOLASSES-Is selling on
orders at 45c for common. SOC for fair, 55e for
| prime. 600 for choice, and 90c for golden syrup
FLOUR-Supphes are now coming in more
| literally with the advent of the crop, and
The receipts this morning embrace 1890 bbis in
GLIDING some OF new wheat The market is
quiet, and only small lots OF choice treble and
choice extra are purchased, buyers holding off
for more liberal supplies OF the new. The sales
| embrace 982 bbls, OF which so at 81 50; 100 at
SO 621aa; 81 at 50 so; 2j at 50 65 100, so and 25
choice extra at 50 rs; 80 and 81 do at SO 871S
25, 50, 100, 100 and 100 at $40 y bb It's half bbls
sold on private terms. Although the present sup
plies are only sufficient TO meet the immediate
demand, there are no buyers ahead Of receipts
or for lots to arrive, easier prices are looRed
for with the incoming of the new crop.
Common is quoted at s4@4 SO, superfne
IS Is, double extra s606 %, low treble extra
s6 50@6 rs, good do. 81 50l18 choice do. So 80
90, choice treble extra 50 25G9 50, choice extra
SO 50l110 fs Dbl.
Dealers and grocers obtain 500 above these
prices in their order trade.
RYE FLOUR-Commands IS 25ff15 80 TB Dbl
from first hands. Some fresh lot are offering,
GRIT5 AND HOMINY-Grits are in light sup
ply and active demand at 81 1904 rs in store,
and 81 to arrive. sHominy is in light supply, and
fresh commands 81 % Dbl.
CORN MEAL-Ths supplies consist of this
mornings receipts embracing 174 pbls, only
partially landed. The demand for meal has il-
creased in consequence of high prices for flour,
and meal has become an important article OF trade
ia this market; 900 bbls sold, comprising 25 Is,
so, so and 80 all at SO 40 10 bbl. Dealers are
jobbing at So 65@3 rs u Dbl.
PORR-The market 1s fully Csc u Dbl higher
at 49, dealers jobbing at SIC 10 Dbl in their order
trade. receiver sold Is bbls mess at SIS 10 DBL
Receivers are selling small broken lots, in store,
at sl5 y Dbl: - ~
and 1405s, higher under the influence of West
ern advices. Last evening SO boxes shoulders
sold at $780, and that price was refused for more;
now held at 5000, and dealers jobbing at &c %
b., CIR load shoulders. loose sold apot at 51o
and broken lots are selling in store at $40 " b.
BAOON-Is strong and fully &c higher under
the infence of Western dispatches. No shoulders
in first hands, Dealers are jobbing them at 10
f b. Clear rib SIDES are held at $40; clear sides
sac % ID. Dealers are jobbing clear rib sides at
$780, clear sides &c y 1b. Some offers of 84085ao
were refused for clear rib sides in lots. There |
were sales of go packages, comprising 5 casks
clear rib sides at $40; do, and so boxes do, at
the depot, at SIC. car load shoulders, to ar
rive, at 65ac; 3, 5. and half casks do. to
arrive, at 7c % fb.
BREAKFAST BACoN-A receiver sold 4
boxes at SIC 38 b.
HAMS receiver sold tierceg ordinary aver
choice supar-cUrad aft lie Gu III GhOica |
sugar-cured, small size, are in light supply and
in demand. Choice, freshly packed, are quoted
at 11I@11Hc fa ID, as in size and brand and
dealers obtain 1c above these prices in their Job
trade. No demand TOR old stock.
LARD-Is also in better demand and stronger.
Tierce is held at 914@9Hc; keg 10@loAc Ss b.
lot of so terces refined sold at 914c f8 ID.
Dealers are jobbing at ~ above these prices.
pork is selling in the order trade at s13 50@14,
prime Sill, rump pork s11 50@l2 % Dbl; pig
pork So % u half Dbl, pigs feet Csc u key and
81 25 % irkin; tongues 4c apiece; new rib sides
$40 TB ID. A receiver sold 60 bbls jowl pork on
private terms.
WHISKY-Rectiied is quoted at 81 05@1 10 10
G allon, as in proof and brand. Dealers obtain
5010c above these prices.
CORN IN BULK-Suppiies are Offering on
the spot and to arrive at SIC f8 bushel.
COW PEA 1.-The season ID nearly over, and
none are now coming ill.,. The stock is mostly
held by dealer, who is selling on orders for the
country AT 81 20 fs Dusnel Ior WnlppOOrWll, 81 70
@1 so for mixed, and 81 60@1 rs for clay.
RICE-Is extremely dull. Louisiana No. 2 is
quoted at 41ac; fair SIC; good 6Ac; prime SIC
% fb.
BUTTER Good supply and there is mode
rate demand, Principally for the local trade We
quote creamery. fine 24@25c; do. good, 20
@22c; Western dairy, good, 16@l7c; Western
repacked, good, 15@l6c; do, fair, l3@114c; New
York creamery, selections, 25926c; do, fine, %
@24c; dairy, fine, 24025c; do, good, 2l@22c; do.
fair, I8t120c T3 b.
CHEE5E-rhe stock is large with a moderate
demand for city consumption. Prime factory is
quoted at 8@81ac; off lots and reflections 6@7c
B b. The market is bare of New York cream.
COFFEE-There is moderate demand for the
city trade which is limited No stock in first
hands, dealers stock is about 5000 hags. We
quote cargoes: Ordinary 17140171ac (gold); fair
l9h@19}lc; good 2O1l01201ac; prime 20$402lc