The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-10-02

COTTON STATEMENT
Stock on hand September 1, 1s77... 2156s
Arrived since last statement. A1S
Arrived previously. ............ 1905 81 1886
1904
Cleared to-day. ................. 17s
Cleared previously. ............. 14,549-- 14,727
Stock on hand and on shipboard not
Stock same time last year -.............. 6G,839
The exports noted above were to Vera Cruz
Receipts proper since Saturday evening 1926
bales. against 2O69 on last Sunday and Monday
and 97O8 last year, making an aggregate since
Friday evening of 3l13 bales, against 2O69 last
week and 1912 last year, and since August 81 OF
403H
The Exchange kilograms make the receipts at
all the ports from 10 N. Saturday to Il IN. to- day
1887 bales, against 947O last week and 1859 last
year, and since Friday 1887 bales, against H.
$40 last week and As, 400 last year. Total since
August 81, JOG, Os4 bales, against 251l4o up to
Sunday noon, October 1, last year-decrease
245, O56.
Exports, Friday and Saturday to Great Bri-
bales last year, and to the Continent 17s bales.
against none last week and 36s7 bales last year.
Stocks at all the delivery ports made w, to IL
m. 135,515 bales. against 113.2o3 last week and
I To Oh AZ Owe did not hear of transaction
to-day, The amount on sale, is estimated at
300 hhds. we repeat our modified quotations
OF Yesterday, as follows:
Inferior Jugs s@ssae Icy Jugs sI@sIo. medium
4NW41sC, kDOu I'D U1l5 41UbS4C, low ZEAL 6aBlG.
medium 5000 good 1o@11c. fine 111a@12c, and
selections 12h@14c.
Received since Saturday evening % hhds OK
ported none. Stock on hand by our running
FREIGHTs-O Saturday we noticed that the
steam rate on cotton had been further re-
lows:
By steam Cotton to Liverpool 7-1ed: to Bos-
en proyidenc s. F% Rvs Ph lad and
grain to Liverpool lad.
By sail-Cotton to Liverpool Old: to
sUGAR-Receved this morning 80 hhds,
There Is no demand of any consequence, and
only some small lots OF one and two hhds sell
s@sHc. prime sA@shc,, strictly prime SEC,
strictly prime to choice sAe. yellow clarified 81
MOLASSES -Received this morning So bis.
sSfEhRs fSRS asa y GA S% 94SisoHz First
Rssf bs s from GS e n and h q be JOIN
the Baptist. from Mr.. Adolphe Waits planta-
ton, consigned to Mr.. II. M. Scott, chasing
first receipts Of new cane syrup last year were
on the 23d September, from Mr.. A. Daigres
plantation. Metairie. Ridge, consigned to Mr.. A.
Carey & Co.. at SOC y gallon. consisting of 12
g CiTY REFINERY SUGARS selling on or
ders at 1O2i @1tc for standard in bbls, 1176@
11sse for powdered, sc for granulated lao
e 2r GRh9d Snd ~ t9E IN 2S In 9os or
ders at 4oc. for common, .45c for fair. soc for
prime 55c for choice. and S5c D gallon Tor
golden syrup.
The month has opened with a quiet but steady
market and q fair local demand, the sales en-
bracing $3.50 bbs. of which 80 and go fine at - 80;
rs double extra at S. 100 low treble extra at S. so;
so do at So 62h; %, SO and 100 good treble at So
80 do at Sc Is; so choice treble extra at So As; SO
and at Sc so; SO and 100 at 80 621a 100 at IS 70
so and Is at Sc 75 50 choice extra at Sc So rs at
81 s7s 25 100 so and so at ST. so at 81 121 275 at
ST 05 so. 30 and 100 fancy at 81 25 25 at 81 100
do at 81 so bbl 100, $50. 50. SO and 200 bbls on
private terms.
Common is quoted at s4@4 IS; fine "a SO; su-
perfne 81 IS; double extra s5@5 25; low, treble
extra IS 5o@575; good do se@6 Is; choice do S. 50
@6 IS: choice extra s. 1907 121s; fancy 81 ESQ
Dealers and grocers obtain soc above these
CORN FLOUR-supplies come in small lots
and sell on the landing at 90 so y Dbl
RYE Ft0UR-Is quoted in first hands at
% CREAM GBlEY NJ AND Nd PEARL MEALS quoted at
50 5000 70 " Dbl IN lots.
:, HOMINY-ls quoted nominally at 50 25@a rs
GRITS-Choice coarse is in light supply and
fair demand at SO 9Oa4. while common is dull at
So rs y Dbl. so and 100 bbls sold at So 80 y Dbl.
Dealers are iobbing in store at 81 IS y Dbl:
CORN MEAL-OnIy 200 bb|s have come n since
Saturday. The market is dull, with the stock
bbls sold. of which 200 and $50 at 50 so; $50 at
80 So. and 50 and 80 at 50 60 ID Dbl. Dealers are
JObDlng at ~ ID Is Dbl.
CORN in BULK-Is quoted at 531s@54c y
WHEAT-Is salab1e at 81 25@s1 35 y bushel.
PROVlSIONS-The market is quiet but steady
and strong, with the movement. in Dry salt
Shoulders and Bacon Meats restricted by scar
% Dry ski MEAT Shoulders are scarce and
in dmand ut full prices. 5000 and $4,000 ID and
q car load shoulders, loose, sold at 77sc: car
loads packed to arrive. on private terms car
Dads loose and 90 boxes winter, cured at &c y
ID. Dealers are jobbng shoulders at SIC y Ii.
BACON rhe market is in light supply and
strong, with an active inquiry under more ia
ing sac for shoulders 9ac for clear rib sides,
and 1Oc for clear sides: Sc packages sold, com
rib sides. to arrive, at &c; Is boxes clear rib
sides at 92lc y ID. An offer of 91ac was refused
for car loads clear rib sides to arrive. Deal
sides 9s4c clear. sides 1O4c p ID.
PORK-Mess is Offering at s14 Is y Dbl No
sales, excepting so bbls at Sl4 62}ac Dealers are
lubbing at $l5 so D bb
HAM5~Choice sugar -cured are in demand
at 1sh@14e y b. az In size 81 s,i end brand re 40
at 13}4c and 10 at lac y ID. Dealers are iobbng
BREHKFAsT BACON ;. i n is in light sup
biinng at 111zc b ID. New YORK packing com
" PAGk 1lBS HOG are
Dbl for pig pork, s12 80 y Dbl for prime mess
pork, $40 for prime. and 81 for rump pork.
LARD-lS selling IL the local tradb al 9%agloc
for terce refined, and 1O]9c for kettle 1910 for
key refined, and lie for kettle; pail liz . Ii.
Dealers obtain nc above these prices in their
order trade. lot OF Is kegs kettle. rendered
WHIsKY-W Western rectifed is quoted at 81 o8
al 10 . gallon, as in proof and brand. Dealers
OBJ ain the customary advance onjob lots,
CORN IN SACKS-Fair supply and the de-
mand is active at unchanged, prices; 300 sacks
white mixed at SIC, 500 and 500 white and 100
W hite mixed sold at 58c y bushel.
OATS-Are In fair supply. with a moderate
demand and prices are firm; 400 sacks sold, of
which $50 and 300 choice Texas at 41c; $50 and
800 new Western at 41c. and $50 choice Texas at
42c T. bushe.
BhAN-The supply is light. but In the ABSENCE
Only 300 sacks sold at SOC p 100 h.
HAY-Light supply. good demand, and we
have heard of sales at high prices: 1923 bales
so d. of which 70 choice at SIG Is; so and 200 do
at SIC SO q ton.
RlCE-Raceipts are largo and tho demand is
good. We quote rough 81 80 q Dbl. Louis an =
clean No. 3sI 031sc: common 515ac; ordinar y