The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-11-30

private QlSphtCneS, however, were received
which reported Havre firm and Liverpool quiet
On spots and firm on arrivals, with sales esti
| mated at 1O.0Oesbales.
| BY reason of the facts stated this market did
not show as much activity and interest as
| usual. The feeling was steady, and sales
The official quotations of the Cotton Exchange
were as follows:
TO-DAY. YESTERDAY
Ordinary pG HiSin .t".,:.:..:.:.:...: * *
Good Ordinary. .........-.. 976 9S
Low Middling. ......-..... 104 1OA
Middling- .-.-......-..-.... 104 1O4
Good Middling 112s 112s
Middlng Fair. liz liz
| Sales to. day, $500 bales. Market steady,
COTTON STATEMENT.
In store and on shipboard Sept. l. 1877. 1856
Gross receipts since yesterday. Is. 1872
| Gross receipts previously .. 49, 98- 481 ,230
Iotal supply. ,'''..'.'.'.'.'-"'''... 5o2586
| Exported to-day. .,.......... H. $50
Exported previously. 252, 795- 264 757
Total stocks this DAY. zdo l29
| Total stock this day last year. 1852
| Exports to-day-Livarpeef 5G45 bales; Havre
| 45I5 bales: = trceEona 800 bales; New York 1000
| bales; Providence 100 bales.
| receipts since yesterday IA 779
| Receipts from other ports OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 65}
Net receipts last Thursday .-............. Sill
| Net re Ell pts this day last year .-....... 272
Net receipts since Friday ,.-....-.....-.- So 297
| Net recei pts same time last week .--.-. 55,517
| Net receipts same time last year As O96
Net receipts since September l. ...-.... ,3st, 553
1
Cotton Oh shipboard as per account of the
Cotton Exchange, as follows: Liverpool 1864
bales, Hayse 1886. Bremen b645, Mediterranean
coastwise 7753; total 26.271 bales. This, taken
| from the stock at noon, as noted at the Elk
change, Leaves in presses II $50 bales
/ MOLASSES-Receipts 1890 bbls. Sales. 1900
We note an easier market, with common almost
unstable. We quote: Common -@-c: fair %
25c; prime 32@34c: strictly prime 35@37c: choice
| SUGAR The receipts were light to-day, COM
prising only 935 hhds. and as compared with
them the sales were fair amounting to s81 hhds
the market being easy and somewhat irregular.
We quote: Inferior 3@31ac, common to
good common. 4@5Ac;, fair to good fair
| 51a@6c: fully fair 614@67sc; prime exc; strictly
prime &c: gray clarified =; yellow clarified,
a, in quality. 71s@7}4c; off whites. good to choice
| ~ O8lac; white clarified $4,000
| FLOUR-There was some demand for Flour
to-day but the movement was restricted by the
Istringency of receivers. who hold the supply.
under limits in some eases. above the views CT
buyers Only $40 bbIs sold, as follows: so bbIs at
S. so s. 30: 200 at Sc 80; 80 and 65 at ST. % at
81 12h, and $50 on pr vate terms.
Common is quoted at S4g4 IS: fine s. 25@e4 so
Isuperfne So double extra S. 25(95 so; low treble
extra So 5O@5 IS: good do So; choice do Sc 256s
8 f Sh;i choice extr" So 5O@6 IS; fancy So 1907
Dealers and grocers obtain soc above these
i CORN MEAIl-Was in request to-day. the
isaes showing a range In prices from 81 55@2 IS
| = bbl. Dealers still jobbing at So $500 30 =
Dbl. Sales 80. co. 100 and 1870 bbls at 50 55 50 at
CREAM AND PEARL MEAL-Quiet and
steady with b, fair demand and light supply at
CORN FLOUR-In fair request, chiefly for ex-
port at s4C94 80. according to quality.
| GRITS-EAsy and in fair demand at So 8n6a3 IS
2 bbl on the landing. Job lots sell at s404 Is
RYE FLOUR-Is in moderate supply and
easy at 81 25@4 so U bbl.
the tone of the market flrmer. Buyers were not
wanting at s13 Is. and some property exchanged
hands at that price; but holders in some cases
and steady at sl3 25@13 so, dealers still jobbing
at s14@14 g. salssn2s. Is and s. bbls at sls IS.
stronger feeling. to-day in consequence of the
| favorable condition Of the weather. The de-
mand was good at 54c for loose SHOULDERS.
| the market firm at 52s 055sc for shoulders, loose
and packed. dealers still jobbing at 5s4@6c.
10000 Il loose at SIC; car load do, boxed. at
54e; 20 boxes do at SIC; o.ooo fb clear rib sides
| BACON Continues dull and we hear of very
little inquiry except in the strictly iobbing
| trade. Prices are easier to-day. and we quote
shoulders, 7a@s%9 clear rib sides 9s@she, and
vance on these prices Sales-1O casks shoulders
at 49, casks clear sides at 9Ic.
| LARD-There is very little doing in lard, and
the market is dull and lower at SIC for re-
fined. and SIC for packers prime steam in
tierces, dealers prices ranging from $4,000 on
I HAMS-Are quiet and steady. with moderate
demand. We quote: Uncanvased and plain
canvased 1Oh011c and choice sugar cured 1914
@14c . tb. Dealers selling h@1c advance on
these prices.
BREAKFAST, BACON-Quiet and steady at
9h@1oc in q wholesale way, dealers jobbing at
| 1Oh@11c.
PACKERS HOG PRODUCTS-Dealers are
selling on orders in the Job trade at 81, IS . half
Dbl for pig pork. So p Dbl for prime mess
pork. Picked pigs feet are selling at 81 1902 p
keg. Ham sausages are dull and quoted at 8@
| oil a Iu orb 10 iphn crofI1o Sn
Picked t pigs tongues a are re' quoted at ssc
apiece. Picked heads are Offering at S1O911
! p tierce, and jowls at So 5000 p barrel. b.
| lOgna sausage 1407}ac.
TOBACCO-Nothing reported. Stock on sale
5000 hhdS.
QUOTATIONS..