The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-08-09

| at ll1so; ut Memphis at 101Ae. at Augusts 81
~; at Phiiadelphia at ll4e, NJ Cincinnati al
ii 10 and at NJ. Louis a. 1GJa,.
lhe Exchange reports SALES 100 bales. Mar
ket dull aud easy
COTTON sTATHMHNT
Stock on hand Sept l, 1s7s-bales. ..... 2s.377
Arrived since last statement. -. 20
Arrived previously .......s..1 3s5, G1lt 9s5, Gg7
1.H5.o7i
Cleared to-day .............. 177p
Cleared previously .3s6 .s5G-1 .9sa, G2s
stock on hand and on ship
board. not cleared. ........ 9j445
Same time last year. ........... g3.7GH
To-day's exports were 10 New York.
Receipts proper since last evening &c bales,
against ~ on last Wednesday and 45S last year,
making an aggregate since Friday OF SEQ bales.
against 40l last week and 1077 last year, and since
August 81 OF 100 sao bales, against 4i4 523 lsst
year--iDcrease 223,574.
The Exchange kilograms make the receipts at
all the ports from II m. yesterday to II m. IL =
day 100 bales, against 37g last week and tl9s
last year. an since Friday 1893 bales, against I'M
last week aud 4G94 last year. Total since August
81, 937, l29 bales, against 4,0D6, 1913 up to 1ues-
DAY noon, August 8, last year-deorease 159, 104
bales.
Exports FRIDAY to Tuesday, inolusive) to Great
Britain 2077 bsles, against 10 268 last week and
f2,2S3 last yesr, and to the Continent GO bales,
against S757 last week and 354 last year.
stocks at all the delivery ports, made up 10
IL ms 165 1o7 bales against ITS, 494 last week and
1854 last year.
.loBAOC0-Th sales to-day embraced 81
hlde 70. 8. ~ aid 27). Yesterday we reported
zig bids. The amount on sale 10 estimated ut
1900 hhds. We continue to quote ne follows
Inferior Jugs %, low lugs 40141so, me6 ium
5@51so, good 10 line 54@el4c, low leaf 61.g
1 x medium s@ioo, good lol0t2c. fne lzH
Received since last evening. II bhds; exported.
19l to New York; stock on hand by our running
statement, 10000.
FRE1GHTS The market is extremely dull,
and quotations are mostly nominal, but we re-
peat our previous figures:
ny steam - Cotton to Liverpool ia; to
Boston, Providence, Fall River, Philadelphia
and Baltimore, via New York, 20; to New York
10. Grain TO Liverpool 7lSd.
By sail-Cotton to Liverpool q; to Havre
SUaAR-There were no receipts this morning.
There is only moderate job demand at steady
prices. 16D bids sold on private terms. We quote
JOB lots: Common to fair $3.50, fully fair 924o.
strictly prime g1sc, choice 1890 centrifugal 10c,
yellow clarified 1OI011o, off whites 11Lo,
whites 1l14c pure whites 1l%@ 1870 " b.
MOLA5sEs-No receipts this morning. Moth
ing doing, and we omit quotations owing TO the
absence Of desirable giades.
Oily REFINERY MOLA55ES-1s selling on
orders ut doc tor common, a56D47o for fair GOA
Doc for prime, Goo for choice, and 90e W gallon for
golden syrup.
OITY REFINERY SUGAR Ia selling on orders
at li&4o for standard A, in bbls, 1919 for pow.
dered and grsnuated, 1870 for crushed, aud
12Lo for cut loaf
FLOUR Received this morning 1850 bbls
There Ia only small job demand for new I, r the
local trade, and the market is very weak ut pre-.
vlons prices, with good supply Of new but u
soarcity OF old flour. Choice old s 10 demand at
$40 COOL ~ bbl. Ut now only s25 bbIs sold, OF
which 25 low treble al So; so good treble extra at
80 co. 80 and 100 choice treble at Sc 75 Is choice
nj md rk,,,i, lisa
a. 25 20 and rs fancy a. 81 so, and 25 at 81 70
" Dbl; 70 and $50 on private terms.
A receiver sold 100 sacks choice treble extra nj
SO rs W Dbl.
qnoted at rs rs; low treble extra SO; good do.
W 2596 60; choice do. s6 rs; choice extra s7Q1
20: fancy 81 80 53 Dbl.
Dealers and grocers obtain 600 above those
prices in their order trade
RYE FLOUR-CommandB s5 256D5 80 III Dbl
from first hands Some freoh lot are Offering.
CORN FLOUR--Ie in light supply, and is sell.
ing on the landing Mt "a rs ~ bb.
dHlTs AND HOMIhY-Grits are scarce and In
request. None In first hands, and selling to ar
rive at "a 1904 10 u Dbl; jobbipg in store ut
"a 40 W Dbl Fresh hofniny commands IA " Dbl
readily.
CORN MEAL--Only so bbls came in this morn
ng. There ia no demand, and only 80 aud SO bbls
SOLD NJ w 70 W Dbl. Dealers arc jobbing at 50 B
Dbl.
PORK No demand. Holders ask s14 as for
mess, and buyers only offer si4 ~ Dbl. Dealers
IRE iobbing a. si5@l5 % V bbI. =.
ter supply, but yesterdays prices are main
aimed, the demand being fair. In fact
here is more demand for dry salt shoulders
han for all other meats combined. An offer Of
'.10c was refused for 100000 ID Of shoulders,
Dose, to arrive; 5000 ID loose, II car load of 35
,oxes, and rs boxes sold at the depot at SIC u
b.. Dealers are jobbing at 6z4c ~ Ii.
BACON-There was little more movement
o-day, but without any improve ment in prices
shoulders are quoted at 6I@G2Sc, clear rib
we're sales OF I'll packages, omprIslng casks
houders a. G4c, 3 do mt 65Sc, 16 do clear RIB
'ides ut sac, b, s and 10 casks clear sides
~ and 10 boxes long clenr sides a. SIC ~ ID.
Dealers are jobbing shoulders mt 624017c, clear
ID sides sac, clear sides &c 78 D..
HAMs-Chotce sugar-cured, freshly packed, |
continue III light supply ana demand at 111400 |
&c, as in size. quality and condition. Dealers
,btaln le above these prices in their job trade
To-day Is tieroes large size aold at III >, and
md tie, ces small ut 12c f3 ID.
BREAKFAST BACON-Choice is scarce, in de-
nand ana higher. 1t is selling at 10Lsl1t1c III tb.
PACKERS HOG PRODUCTS - Dealers ale
cling in the job trade on orders at sS per half
'bl for pig pork, sl3 SO " Dbl for prime mess
'ork, $40 50 for prime and $l1 for rump pork
LARD--Ohoice kettle is scarce and would COM |
nand 1919 in fierce and lie ~ ID in keg. Re
med Is selling IN the local trade al g140l9l for
ava w ohd o/49HluC ioT hek- "A TcCBiVGE sou luU
ierces to-day on private terrns. Dealers obtain
lc above these prices in their job trade.
WHIsKY-Rectfed is quoted at 81 Ob01 II % |
,alon, as in proof and brand. Dealers obtain |
OlOc above these prices in their order trade. A |
eceiver sold rs bbs Western rectified on private
erms.
CORN IN BULk-Good supply but no demand |
t is quoted at 53g54c % bushel. The last sales
we're at $3.50.
COW PEA The season is nearly over. A
ealer who holds the stock remaining on hand ia
cling in job lots on country orders at 90c for |
81 for clay mixed and 81 rs for pure
lay.
WHEAT-Received from the West This morn
az 1000 bushels The receipts this SEASON en-
race 636G9 bushels, against 81 ,O64 same time
ast year. The supplies come from Texas and
rom the West, consigned to millers here, 10 the
levators and for export. Large movements are
ooked for here in this article the coming season.
GRAIN FROM TEXAS - There have been
urge receipts this season of corn and oats from |
'exas, and liberal supplies are coming in daily,
living more satisfaction and fetching better
rices than Western. We have this information
'om one of our largest receivers, who states
nat the Texas grain trade is increasing rapidly.
CORN IN SAOKS-Fair suppy and dull No
ales. White is quoted at 74@75c, yellow at Csc