The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-07-07

at 1910; at New York at -: at Boston at 1870
at Memphis at 1895 at Augusta at 11Lc;
Shreveport at 105sc; at Philadelphia at 1876 a
Cincinnati at 115sc, and at st. Louis at H. ~.
The Exchange reports "Sales 1900 bales
Market steady"
COTTON STATEMENT.
Stock on hand Sept. /, 1876-bales. 1881,
! Arrived since last statement.... 214
Arrtved5previously ........... / $50 O79-1 $3.50 2g
$780,, 1,4o9,67t
Cleared previously ............1. 3ls 591 1852 GIL
Stock on hand and on ship
| board, not cleared ......... 81 o5s
Same time last year. ....'....... 57,034
| To-day's exports embraced 1856 bales to Liver
pool and 1850 to Malaga, to which we have added
220 by the river. We add to previous exports Is
bales for corrections OF Custom-House clearances.
Receipts proper since last evening 214 bales
against ISL on last Friaay and 512 last year.
For comparative totals for the past three days
exports and receipts, see above report.
| TOBACCO The only sale reported to-day
was 20 hhds, making an aggregate for the week
of only 1T hhds. The amount on sale is es.
timated at 7150 hhds. We revise our quotations
as follows:
Inferior Jugs @, low Jugs 40o411sc, medium
s %ed f9sa s g Rs sssd ilso lih no
@13Zc, andselections 14A@l6c.
| TOBACCO STATEMENT
| Stock on hand. Sept. l. 1S76-hhds .. il .Os1
| Arrived past three days. .........- 81
Arrived previously ................ 6,954-7, O3s
1910
Exported past three days.
Exported previously. 67o
Broken UP, etc. ..................... g65-7 ,679
Stock on hand. etc. ............... 1o44o
FREIGHTS -- The market presents no new
feature, and we continue to quote as follows:
BY steam-Ootson to Liverpool 7-16d to
Boston, Providence, Fall River, Philadelnhia
10. Grain to Liverpool 7%d.
By sail-Cotton to Liverpool 2se; to Havre
20.
SUGAR. Received this morning IS hhds. The
stock under the sheds is 3799 hhds, against 1856
last year. Receipts to date 14O, 552 hhds, against
1232l7 last year. The market continues quiet
and only 20 hhds sold at loo for strictly prime
and 1910 for choice. Our quotations are for
job lots; round lots would sell at lower
prices. Good common to fair is quoted at 9}sc.
fully fair 9I, prime to strictly prime 91c, choice
1014c, seconds 9@10Lc, centrifugal 1Oc, yellow
clarified lie. off whites II 4@ll1so, whites 1l5s@
12c 4P ID.
MoLAssEs- receipts this morning. The
stock under the sheds is 947 bbls and 81 half
bbls, against 1858 bbls and half bbls last year.
Receipts to date 1853 BAL bbIs against 221 81 bbls
last year. No movement. Supplies under the
sheds are held by dealers. Common, not fer
u0uHnE, ID qu0teQ ab 4f, IAif QUO, prime and
strictly prime SIC, choice 60c fB gallon.
CITY REFINERY sUGAH-Is selling on orders
at 1870 for standard A, in bbls, 1870 for
Crushed, l25sc for powdered and graduated, and
13c for cut loaf.
CITY REFINERY MoLAssEs-Is selling on
orders at 45c for common, Soc for fair, 55c for
prime, Coo for choice, and 900 for golden syrup.
FLOUR-On1y 313 bbls were received this
morning. Choice treble and choice extra con-
tinue scarce in request. and held at still higher
DriGpa while the pradpa which vvar nm
salable, are being shipped for New York and
Liverpool; in fact, the old crop is very nearly
completely exhausted in this market. Only 948
bbls sold, OF which 100 on private terms, 50 at
81; SO at 81 so; 100 at SO Is; % and 25 at $40 rs
and 600 bbs taken for export on private terms.
Common is quoted at $40D4 30, superfine
IS rs, double extra $606 IS, low treble extra
Sc 5o@6 rs. good do. 81 50@S, choice do. 500
rs, choice extra $10@10 rs u Dbl.
Dealers and grocers obtain SOC above these
prices in their order trade.
The The Chicago morning dispatches quoted wheat
81 224 August
RYE FLOUR Commands IS 2505 SO 10 Dbl
from first hands.
CORN MEALS in light supply, and the
stock is held at So rs " bbl 100 bbls sold to ar
rive on private terms. Some job sales were made
at SO % u Dbl. Dealers are jobbing at So 40 %
Dbl.
The market is bare of pearl meal
PORK-Is quiet, but stronger to-day under the
influence of Chicago dispatches. Mess is held at
s14 so " Dbl, and dealers are jobbing at SIS ESQ
ID 30 u Dbl. The Chicago morning dispatches
DRY SALT MEAT-Nothing doing in first
hands, and shoulders are quoted nominaly at
at 55s@5Ac packed. Dealers are jobbing them
BAOON-The demand is only in q lob way.
Shoulders are quoted at 611a0624c, clear rib sides
sac. clear sides $40 % 1b. receiver sold 30
casks clear sides on private terms Dealers are
jobbing shoulders at 7c. clear rib sides SIC
clear sides $40 % b.
HAMS-Freshly packed are in demand, but old
stock is neglected. Choice sugar-cured are
quoted 1o4011c, as in size and brand. A re-
cever sold Is tierces at 11c, and another tierces
at lie f3 fb.
LARD-Is in good supply and dull. Tierce is
quoted at szs09c, key $40 a3 b. Dealers are
jobbing at 40 above these prices.
The Chicago dispatches quoted S95 August.
Receipts Of hogs $500.
BREAKFAST BACON-Is dali and quoted at &c.
pork is selling in the order trade at $13 50W14,
prime Sill, rump pork s11 500l2 Ss Dbl; pig
pork IS as - half Dbl, pigs feet Csc B key and
81 rs W irkin; tongues 4c apiece; new rib sides
private terms.
CORN In BULK-Suppies are Offering at SAC
ss bushel, spot and to arrive.
WHI5KY-No demand. Rectiied is quoted at
81 05@1 10 u gallon, as in proof and brand.
Dealers obtain o@1Oe above these prices in
their Job trade.
COW PEAs-Are dull. They are offering from
first hands in any quantity, round job lots, at
81 rs for mixed; IL bags sold at 81 rs, and 10
at 81 40 % bushel. Dealers ask 81 rs 70 bush.l
for whippoorwll and mixed. and 50 for clay.
GRIT5 AND HOMINY-G rits are in light sup
ply and active demand at 81 15@N rs in store,
and 81 to arrive. Hominy is in light supply, and
fresh commands 81 aB Dbl.
CORN IN eACKS-The market is almost bare
Of choice white and prices have an upward ten
dency. There is q fair demsnd for the city trade.
$50 sacks sold, of which 200 mixed at Coo, 200
choice yellow at &c. 400 choice white at &c, and
$50 white at 65c 59 bushel.
The Chicago morning dispatches quoted 4S1sc
August.
OATS-Are in abundance and dull, while
prices show no change. $50 sacks sold, OF which
300 mixed at 44c. 200 and $50 choice Galena at
a7c % bushel.
BRAN-Is in fair supply, and dealers are the