The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1877-08-31

Low Middlng ............ g5a0 g54 D94
Strict Low middling. ......... sY@l0
abiding ...s......s.s..slu IVA
strict Middling. ............1o .1oas@lb1s
Good Middling. g........... .101a0l0Ss
Middling Fair. all Oils
Fair. r..+s..s........... .....llIaDll4
The principal holders continue to ask 1aa2se
above our quotations, and are unwilling TO make
an concessions, prefering to await further devel-
opments Of the worm pest and other unfsvor-
able crop Indications, but others have been will
ling to meet the demand, and the sales to-day
were at about previous rates. with leaning,
however, TO our outside figures. The dispatches
reported Liverpool steady at previous rates. with
sales of L.. 900 bales, and arrivals Lad lower;
Havre unchanged. but depressed by heavy stoch,
and New York quiet at yesterdays quotations
for spots and stronger for futures which closed
at net advance of 3 10o@6-i00o excepting Ara-
gusts. which were 4.1O005 lO0c lower.
The Exchange makes he amount on shipbosra
not cleared (before to-day's exports) f2D bales,
embracing 88 for Liverpool and 30 for Havre,
leaving in presses, agreeaby TO its account at
Ii m, 10. 929 bales q considerable part OF which
s not on sale.
At noon to-day Middling was quoted at Calves
ton at 1919; at Mobile at 1Oc; OF Savannah
at 101sc;at Charleston at 1O94c; at Wilmington at
1915; at Norfolk at at baltimore at 10 15-16c,
at New York at 10 15-l6c: at Boston at 11Ac; at
Memphis at 10sso; at tAugusta at 10a4o; at Rhila-
delPhis. at llL,o; at Cincinnati at ivssc, and at
81. Louis at 10sse.
The Exchange reports. "Bsles 425 bales Mar
ket steady"
COTTON STATEMENT.
Stock on hand Sept /, 1s76-bales. 2s.577
Arrived since last statement.... $50
Arrived previously .........1. 1887 ,5o2-1 3s7 ,652
14tT .o2a
Cleared to-day. .nv none ne ,o7 ,as
Stock on hand and on ship
board not cleared .......... 1884
Same time last year. .....,...... 25,O0a
Receipts proper since last evening 1le
bales, against GA on last Wednesday and
119 last year. making an aggregate since
Friday evening of 6l2 bales, against 678 last
wsss sad 12 last year ard 1 since AugMass y 81 Of
day noon, August 30, last year-decrease 226. .2S6.
fhe Exchange teiegrams make the receipts at
oil the ports from IA m. yesterday to II m. TO-
last year, and since Friday 2l7l bales, against
1913 last week and II 1868 last year. Total since
August 81, 8,944, 1888 bales against A. 1868 up
to Wednesesday noon, August 30, last year-de-
crease 1S1, ,057.
Exports CFridsy TO Wednesday incusive) to
Great Britain 470l bales, against 1889 last week
and 7OI3 last year. and TO the Continent 243 bales
against 76 last week and TOO last year.
Stocks at all the delivery ports made up to
u m, ,5l2 bales, against 129, ,29l last week
and t21, 162 last year.
TOBACCO-The only sale reported to-day was
IL hhds. The amount on sale has been renuoed
by shipments to 5000 bhds. We continue to
quote as follows:
Inferior lugs 3@311s, low lugs 31s@4o, medium
4l4@4s4o, good to tne 5000, low leaf 6A0
TIC, medium $3.50, good 10@l1o, fine 111adD12c,
and selections 12%0D14o.
Received since last evening Ii hhds; exported
none; stock on hand by our running statement
S5g4 bbds.
FREIGHTS--Y Yesterday we reported ship laid
| on for Havre at lc for cotton; to-day we hear OF
| a small vessel taken up for tobacco. We learn
E,1nI halls haze Innrp faIa
steam for Liverpool at 12d (Which is the Baiti-
more rate), and the rest of her grain cargo are
previous engagements. We quote as follows:
BY steam - Cotton to Liverpool 9-16d; to
| Boston, Providence, Fall River, Philadelphia
and Baltimore via New York, 5sc to New York
10. Grain to Liverpool I'D.
| BY sail-Cotton to Liverpool q; to Havre
-@to.
| Round lots are neglected, and prices are NOM
inal. Job lots continue quiet, though better
prices are anticipated, and supplies are with
held. We quote job lots: Common to low
far 8sso; fair to good fair 834o prime Sc; strict.
1oc; centrifugal s94@91sc; white clarified 161s
0D1lc 9B H..
MOLAssELR Received this morning 2 bbls The
market is dull, and there is not sufficient
| coming in to warrant quotations.
| CITY REFINERY SUaAh-Is l. selling on orders
| at 111a0l11Ac for standard in bbls, 1870 for
powdered and granulated, l154c for crushed and
| 12c for cut-loaf in bbls.
CITY REFINERY MOLA5sES- selling on
orders at 35o for common, 900 for fair, 47c for
prime, 57o for choice, and $50 W gallon for golden
| syrup.
FLOUR-Reeeived this morning 5l6 bbls. The
| market is dull and unchanged, with the demand
confined to the local trade. There Is little or no
stock on the landing, but several boate are nearly
due. There is good stock in store. The sales
are confined to 1860 bbls, OF which 80 good treble
extra, spot, at s6; S5 at $6 371a; so. rs and loo
choice treble ut SO 80; so choice extra at Sc so
30 at Sc IS; 25 rs and so at ST. 400 spot, and 3Ot
bbls, to arrive, on private terms.
Common is quoted at &40p4 rs; superine "a Is
double extra s50D5 25 low treble extra So 500
rs; good do s. 7506; choice do s6 25D6 so
choice extra $675@7; fancy 81 12HD7 70 # bbi
Dealers and grocers obtain 5Oc above these
prices in their order trade.
RYE FLOUR-Is quoted in first hands at IS &c
ooRN FLoUR-sells at "a 25 u Dbl.
H0MINY-Oommands 81 " bbl.
GRITS-Sell ON the landing at s3 30 " bbl
CORN MEAL-There have been no receipts fol
several DAYS and the stock is held more firmly
though there is very Ii tie demand. Holders
are asking 80 4G02 GO " bbl, and only 100 bbli
sold at 90 80; 25, rs and so bbls sold at 20 80 y
bbl Dealers are iobbing at 50 rs TB Dbl.
CORN In BULK-1s in good supply and dull
1t is quoted at 5l1sgD52o u bushel.
PROVISIONS-Ihe improvement noticed dur
ing tue past wetk is well maintained and the
market is strong with good feeling prevsiln e
and q good order trade at stiffening prices es
pecialy for pork, dry salt meat and bacon, stocks
OF which are small. and Western dispatche
strong.
PORK-The market is steady and strong a
$13 rs Fs Dbl for good lots of mess, which are il
fair request lot OF 70 bbls sold at $13 rs I
bbl. Dealers have good job trade at s14 25@
DRY SALT MEAT-Received this morning