The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-05-20

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Middling Fair. .1iA@l1X 1l4
Fair. .................. .1214 @12L
The market opened with only o moderate in
quiry and the sales during the morning were oil
limited extent, but later in the dav the move
ment became more animated and the sales
summed up the fair amount noted above.
Nothing transpired to indicate any quotable
variation in prices. Factors generally adhere
| to their pretensions, and although BUYERS ocea-
sionally obtained some concessions, offers being
| accepted which had been previously refused, yet,
on the WHOLE the previous improvement wss fully
maintained. The dispatches reported Havre I'M
changed, but holders pressing sales, and New
York steady at loss OF yesterdays advance in
spots, and lower for futures, which closed 1T net
decline Of 12-100@1 -100c In the winter months
and 8.100@l1-100 In the spring and summer.
There were no kilograms from Liverpool, where
business was suspended by the Whitsuntide
holiday.
The Exchange makes the amount on shIpboard
not cleared before to-days exports OF S76a
bales), 81. TAI bales, embracing 154l6 for Liver.
pool L., Ala for Havre, 1l27 for Bremen, 500 fol-
Spain, 1899 for the Mediterranean, 40 for Mexico
and 683 for coastwise ports, leaving in presses
agreeaEly to lite account at II m. l29, ISL bales
only part Of which is on sale.
At noon, to-day, Middling was quoted at Gal.
weston at 10aso; at Mobile at 10Lc: at savan.
nah at 10asc; at Charleston at 1879; at Viii.
mington at loc; at Norfolk at 1o1sc: at Bal.
timore at 1920; at New York at 1O7sc; at
Boston at lie; at Memphis at 101c; at Augusta
ut 10c; at Ph1adelphia at 1l1sc; at Cincinnati
at 1919, and at 81. Louis at 1Olac.
The Exchange reports: 'sales $500 bales.
Market steady
The worlds visible supply was set down OF
1885, 1896 bales, against 2.920,670 last week and
2,779,29 last year. showing az increase COM
pared with last year Of 1866 bales, sgainst
Ill, $3.50 last week and 25,240 the week before.
COTTON STATEMENT.
Stock on hand Sept I. 1s7s-bales. 2o,s77
Arrived since last statement.... 1856
Arrived previously 800 94o-1, 1851, 095
1,3go.472
Cleared to-day ................ s.7ss
Cleared previously ...........1 .226 79a-1 1856
Stock on hand and on ship
board. not cleared ......... 1896
Same time last year. I37 ,2O2
To.day's exports embraced 7754 bales to Liver
pool, 525 to Barcelona and 4Si to Vera Cruz.
Receipts proper since last evening 81 bales,
against 9d3 on last Saturday, and liz last year,
making an aggregate since August 81 of ILL.,
172 bales, against 1.377,24S last year--decrease
2O6,076
The Exchange kilograms make the receipts at
all the ports from Ia m. yesterday to IL IN. to-
day 1919 bales, against 2461 last week and 1880
against 8, 9S9 059 up to Friday noon, May 49, last
year~-decrease 129, 1876.
Exports yesterday to Great Britain 1861 bales,
against 1165 last week and 1891 last year. and
10 In6 IODtIu6H6 6lfA phl6E, AGHlIlEG fffS lAHb
week and none last year.
Stocks at all the delivery ports made up to IL
m, 4s0,627 bales, againstSl1 ,3l9 last week, and
1853. 1914 last year.
TOBACC0-The only transaction reported
to-day was 10 hhds. The amount ON sale
as follows:
Unsound and frosted lugs 2@shc, inferior
Tugs 4@41sc, low 4A05Ac, medium 51s@6. good
to fine 6A@6Ac, low leaf 7@sc. medium $40
100, good loM@l2o, fine l21.@ls.c and seleo-
Received since last evening So hhds; exported
IL to Bordeaux; stock on hand by our running
statement 1857 hhds.
FREIGHTs-The market is still unsettled.
Masters continue to ask for censignments I'd
to Liverpool and 1c to Havre, but we have heard
Of no shipments over 7.l6d to the former and 70
to the latter. The last shipments of grain by
steam to Liverpool were at l01ld. We quote az
follows:
By stesm-Cotson to Liverpool --MLd; to
Bremen I'd; to New York SLIGO; to Boston. Provi-
dence, Fall River, Philadelphia and Baltimore,
ments At 1O1sd. =.
By sail-dotton to Liverpool 7.1sd paid. ia
asked; to Havre 20 paid, 10 asked; to Bremen
~; to Genoa 70. Grain to reguIay Continental
ports 16c u bushe1.
UGAR-Received this morning, S. hhds
There IL scal cely any demand and only 10 hhds
sold to dealers. Prices sre unchanged. We
quote good common Sc. fair to good fair 914a
91sc, fully fair to prime 91l@9slc, strictly prime
to choice "a 1l0c, fair to choice seconds 90101sc
centrifugal 1Oc, yellow clarified lie, off whites
1lss01i5sc, pure whites 114012c 10 fb.
MOLAS5ES-Received this morning 106 bbls
Supplies are scarce and in request. Common
45c, fair Soc. prime Sic, strictly prime SIC and
choice 600 U gallon.
FLOUR-The receipts were quite liberal this
morning. and embraced 6657 bbls. Limitations
came in from the West this morning Of SOC above
present prices, and limitations Of instructing
shipments for New York unless prices are real.
lied. There Ia no demand, however, and to sell
much lower prices would have to be accepted
Only 125 bbls sold, Of which Is at $40 and 100 at
$40 80 % Dbl.
Common is quoted nominally at 81 50, fine S.
superfine IS SO, double extra Sc 50@6 rs, Low
treble extra 81 1908. good do. IS 50@9, choice
do. 80 25D9 so, choice extra $10@t0 50 ID Dbl
Chicago morning dispatches quoted wheat al
81 65 June, and 81 66 July. Liverpool unchanged
on bresdstuffs. Chicago. afternoon, quoted whea
81 63 July. st. Louis 81 80 bid May for No. Q
and So bid cash.
RYE FLOUR Commands S. 25@550 . BIB
from first hands.
CORN FLoUR-Is selling at 81 250i so q
bbI.
NRITS AND HQMINY-arik sell II II 10 on