The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-08-08
ing Strict Ordinary to Strict Low Middling, in
elusive. We give also the figures and report OF
the Exchange as h,sOW:

.Il
Mluuln8 VAR ........... .Ilps Dl2 IL
Falr ....-...... .E2t4G1125n
sIThe market continued iuanimate with very lit
tie inquiry, but as one buyer took 10 bal. the
business summed up 200. Low Mlddng sold al
l02sc which is the most that could be realized
for 1t; but from the limited offerings and ecant
| supply 1t would have been difficult to fill orders
OF any magnitude for the same grade unless by q
resort to stocks held at higher rates. En- this
particular TIL market presenta no change.
For some days past, while the ballK of the stock
| unsold has been held at previous rates, or at
least at our outside quotations, the demand has
been go limited that 1t would have been useses
to press sales unless by liberal concessions. &C.
cepEng our inside figures or fraction less. A
| considerable portion of the small business that
has been done has been consequently at such
low prices. We have heard OF no transactions in
either the lower or the higher grades, quotations
for which are mostly nominsl The bank holiday
at Liverpool having ended yesterday, We received
in that market at declue OF Lied from Friday Is
quotations, which was generally expected.
The heavy fall in futures at New York was,
however, much greater than was looked for, an d
excited considerable comment on Change. I'll o
dispatches reported Liverpool dull at q decline
OF 1-16d from last Tuesdays figures, with sales
Of 1000 bales, and arrivals Lied lower Manches
ter dull and lower; no report from Havre, and New
York dull at decline of 1-16c in spots and lower
for futures, which at noon showed reduction OF
TENDERS and Octobers, Is 1000I7-1OOc in No
| MEMBERS, Decembers aud Januarys, and 7-1000
l4-1C0c in later months, but subsequently rallied
and closed at a net decline OF IL 1O0@13-l00c in
Augusts, 13-100014-100c in Septembers and Oc-
tobers, 11-1000e12-100 in Novembers to Jsnuarys,
and 4-100@S0U in the later months.
The sales OF the past three days sum up 1900
bales (45O on Saturday, $50 yesterday, lnclu-
ding $50 not. reported for to-day. and 200
to-day, against 1850 in the corresponding time
last week. and 400 the week before.
Receipts since Friday evening 1887 bales,, en-
bracing 374 from other delivery ports (all from
Texss), and 663 proper, against 3l9 proper last
week and 6l8 last year. Total proper since
August 81 1890 1923 bales, against Ala o65 last
year-decrease 223. 242 bales.
The Exchange kilograms make the receipts at
all the ports from IL m. yesterday to IL m. to-
day AT bales, against 525 last week and 1919
last week and 350l last year. Total since August
81 1896 939 bales, against 400, 800 up TO Mon
day noon. August Z. last year-decrease 15S,O2l
bales.
Exports (Friday to Monday, inclusive) to Great
Britain 7l8 bales, against $50 last week and 10,-
5S3 last ye.r, and to the Continent Is bales,
against STAT last week and 354 last year.
Stocks at all the delivery porte, made up to
IL M, 1856 04 bales. against III 966 last week and
ITO, TAI last year.
The Exchange makes the amount on sbipboard
not cleared before to-day's exports OF 1916
bales) 1879 bales, embracing 1913 for Liver
pool and 906 for coastwise portf, leaving in
presses, agreeably to it's account at IL M, n, 472
bales, considerable part of which is not on sale.
At noon to-day Middng was quoted at Calves
ton at lie; at Mobile at 1910; at Savannah
at lie; at Charleston at 11h; at Wilmington
at 11Ac; at Norfolk at lie; at Baltimore
at 121Sc; at Memphis at 1910; at Augusta at 11@
III; ut Philadelphia at 12c, at Cincinnati at lie
and at St. Louis at lie.
The Exchange reports: "sales 800 bales. Mar
ket easier It's quotations for Good Ordinary
and Low MiddliDg are reduced Nc.
COTTON STATEMENT.
Stock on hand Sept. /. ls76-bales 29.377
Arrived since last statement. 463
Arrived previously ."...... 1856 ,20S-1 1885, gu
14l5.o4s
Cleared to-day .;............... 1.o76
Cleared previously 1856, 783-l 1885,, 1853
Stock on hand and on ship
board. not cleared. 28,189
Same time last year. .......... 3z,025
To-day's exports we're to Liverpool.
Receipts proper sire last evening 14o bales,
against 70 on last Iuotday, and Isl last year.
For comparative ,ota for the past three days
exports and receipts, see above report.
IOBAOCO-The sales to-day embraced 3l5
gate for the past three days Of 1884 bids, not nelnd
Ing 80 hhds last week, not reported until Mon
day. The amount on sale s estimated at 1856
hhds. We continue TO quote as follows:
INFERIOR iuB5 ID, low Jugs 4tUtZac, UeCiuu
5@51,c, good to fine 5A@614c, low leaf 61.0
TIC, medium S@l0c, good 10h@l2c, fine l21
@l3Zc and selections 14I016c.
TOBACCO STATEMENT.
Stock On hand. Sept. /, 1876-hhds. 1881
Arrived past three days. 90
Arrived previously ........-....... S.643-S74C
1882
Exported past three days.........
Exported previously. ............. 1885
Rrotan nm 1OR7-3 OF
Stock on hand. ete...... 1os6d
FRELGHTS The market is extremely dull,
and quotations are mostly nominal, but we re-
peat our previous figures:
By steam = Cotton to Liverpool ia; te
Boston, Providence F&1l RIVER ph Ma Ri
10. Grain to Liverpool I'D.
By ssil-Cotton to Liverpool @; TO Havre
@.
SUGAR-Receiyed this morning "a hhds. The
supplies sell slowly for city consumption. but
prices are steady. All the receipts together with
100 hhds in warehouse, sold on private terms
We quote job lots: Common to fair 92c, fully fail
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