The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-07-22

The market opened inanimate and continued
extremely dull throughout the day.. There wsa,
however, some inquiry, and mostly at prices
whf6h, factors would not accept the latter gener-
ally adhering to their previous pretensions.
| More attention was given 80 the sale OF the
ship Governor Mortons cargo 4402 bales, dam
| aged by fire and water. which was sold at auction
ct the Atlantic press, Third District, by Nash Il
Hodgson for account OF whom ii might concern.
Tue following are the particulars OF the sails.
| Total sails 4402 bales and nubs, Sill, 1866 10;
average OF bales, nubs, half-bales and loose, per
| package, s26 n.
The sals was mado In lots of 10 bales witt,
privilege Of 30 to 50 or 10 bales, and included n
| nubs or quarter bales and piles OF loose, which
was estimated at 10 bales. All nubs were called
bales. Ii the nubs and loose were left out the
| average per bale wnuld be SO so TO $50. The
| cotton was badly burnt and dead wet, and either
of the above averages indicates an excellent sale.
| The company was quite numerous, and included
buyers from Mobile, Memphis, Galveston. New
York and Philadelphia, but the prices being above
their limits, the whole was taken by home pickers.
| The receipts to-day included two bales new oil
the Rio Grsnde crop by the steamship I. @. Har.
ria, from Brszos santiago to Morgan City, and
| thence by the Morgan Railroad, from the planta-
| ten OF Messrs. Marion d Failon, three miles
| above Brownsville, consigned to Messrs. Schmidt
| Il ZiegIer, aud for sale by Messrs. Meyer, Weis
| Il 90. The above are the same parties who for
warded the first receipts on the 18th inst.
| The dispatches reported Liverpool firm at pre-
vions rates, with sales Of 5000 bales, and arrivals
easier Havre unchanged, with good demand
| for arrivals, and New York firm at yesterday q
quotations for spvts and irregular for futures,
| which ut noon we're reported 1-1000t2.100e
| higher for Julys to Defenders, and 1-1G0c lower
| for later months, and closed Oh net advance OF
1-100@3 100c for Julys $1,000 4.l00c for Augusts
and Septembers, and 1-100@2-f00c for the later
months.
The Exchange makes the amount on shpboard
not cleared tbefore to-days exports of 4l06 bales
Il, 089 bales, embracing 1880 for Liverpool, 6009
for Havre and $50 for coasswse ports, leaving In
presses, agreesbly to ts account at u M,
29,3l2 bales, only q part Of which is ON sale.
At noon to-day Middling was quoted at Calves
ton at l15sc; at Mobile at IL nc; at Savannah at
1879; at Charleston at liz; at Whining
ton at NE; Ct Norfolk az NE; W Baltimore
1870; at Memphis at 111sc; at Philadelphia at
121lsc; at Cincinnati at 1issc and at st. Louis at
The worlds visible supply was set down at
2174 902 bales, against 2,2a5, Sol last week and
23i4, 457 last year, showing Q decrease compared
with last year Of 139, sos bales, against 52,47t
last week and e0,6s4 bales the week before.
COTTON STATEMENT.
Stock on hand Sept. /. 1s7s-bales. ... 29377
Arrived since last statement.... 81
Arrived previously 1883 191-1 1888 2l7
1,412594
Cleared to-day. .............. 4.1os
Cleared previously 1867 ,735-1 37t 8l1
Stock on hand and on ship
q board, not cleared. 40,753
Same time last year. ........... 51,345
To-day's exports embraced 4OO1 bales to Liver
pool and 105 TO Vera Oruz.
Receipts proper since last evening none, against
206 on fast Saturday and A last year, making an
aggregate since August 81 Of 1,18S,882 bales,
against ,410, 473 last year-decrease al, 591.
fhe Exchange kilograms make the receipts At
Gil the ports from IL m. yesterday to IL m. to-
dox hall fnok 1euS nd
last ear Total since August 81, 1880, 1877 bales,
against 4,081 1853 up to Friday noon, July e. last
year-decrease ISL, 631 bales.
Exports yesterday to Great Britain, none,
against 1888 bales last week, and 372 last year,
and to the continent none, against none last
week and none last year.
Stocks at all the delivery ports, made up to
- M, bales, against 49, 103 last week and
al, $50 last year.
hhds. We note some inquiry. The amount On
sale is estimated at 1850 hhds. We continue to
quote as follows:
Inferior Jugs %, low lugs 4041.c, medium
52sI ne go9a s Sc ss soMsd 1 Gs as ne i
0l3Zc and selections 1411016c.
Received since last evening, 20 hhds; exported,
none; stock on hand by our running statement
10, 584 hhds.
FRETGHrs-The steam rate for cotton to Liv-
erpool is fixed at 7-16d; sail nominal. We quote
as follows
By steam !. Cotton to Liverpool 7.16d; to
Boston. Providence, Fall River, Philadelphia
and Baltimore, via New York, re; to New York
10. Graiu to Liverpool 71ld.
BY sail-Cotton to Liverpool q; TO Havre
sac.
SUGAR-Received this morning Is hhds. The
market is dull and only 20 hhds sold at 92l@9Ac
for strictly good fair to prime. We quote job
lots common to fair at 9ssc, fully fair 9ac.
strictly prime 9zsc choice, lO14c, centrifugal 1Oc,
yellow clarified lOA@11c. off whites 11Lc, whites
1114c. pure whites 111a0 11s4c " b:
MOLA5SE5-Received tins morning 20 bDis.
Dealers are selling job lots, but no sales Of any
large lots from first hands, and owing to scarcity
of desirable grades from plantation we are COM
PEELED to omit quotations.
CITY REFINERY sUGAR-Is selling on orders
at 1910 for standard A, fus bbls, lzAc Ior
crushed, 1910 for powdered and granuiated' ana
13c for cut loaf.
CITY REFINERY MOLASSES-Is selling on
orders at 43c for common, 45c for fair, 4oc Tor
prime soc for choice and SOC for go aa esrnp
The stock ia very small and the receipts are
light, but the demand is limited unless 10 JOB