The New Orleans Democrat. (New Orleans, La.) 1875-1876, 1875-12-23
T. rts bleaching from excessive moist

ire mt little u,pery or lifeless leaf
deiicieucv Of gum and substance less
than might have been expected. tone
~ Tie market steady. closing urn
s,,leA in the Clarseville district vt *o Tor
sound crops.
The Courier journal adds 70 1ts re-
view nm elaborate and able defense. oil
thc warehouse system OF Louisville,
which II found necessary, In view OF the
attempt TO establish u private ware.
house for the benefit OF the Patrons OF
Husbnpdry. and AYERS that II this enter
Prise should meet with considerable
announcement, the result would be
the withdrawal Of the large capital IN
vested in the regular warehouses. which
has hitherto been OF great bone'it 10 inc
FVEIaHTS Three ships were takcn
up rorI,ivcrpool to-day at sd for cotton.
Yesterday we reported two ships tor
Liverpool al sd. one for Havre ut lic,
one for Malaga ut lie. one for Genoa ~
r-t6c and one for Cork for orders.
We continue to quote as follows
By stean-cotton to Liverpool ll-1Gt.
to New York &C., to Boston, Provi-
dencc. Fall River and Baltimore,
via New York tc sugar to New YORK
Az IA hid, molassos ~ 80 ~ Dbl, rice vi,
tobacco $40. BY sail cotton to Liver
pool sd, to Havre he, to Bremen 2i-22d,
to Revcl it-tGd 10 Genoa l5-tGc. -.
SUGAR Receipts this morning only
AGA hhds High grades continue in de-
mand ut strong and ste,tdy prices, while
low grades are difficult of sale. The
supplies were mostly sold ut: In,
fcrior 4 II Bic, common baa53c., goou
common 81 u &C.. low fair 6lc., good
fair o. u GEc., fully fair ~ 7c..
prime q. u Tie, strictly prime 7sc,
choice 7be.. gray clarified X Sic,
yellow clarified 81 u SIC, off white clnr-
iHud ii u Ole, white clarified ~ o3c.
~ II.
MOLASSES Only 1860 bbls were re-
ccived this morning. Good grades con
tiuie In demand at strong ana steady
prices, but.it Is difficult to dispose ot
low grades. The supplies were mostly
sold at 2O0g3Oc. for inferior, 80 "a 35c.
for common. ~ u a2c. for fair, A aye.
Il for prime. AZ u Die. for strictly prime,
and 81 u p2c for choice. A lot of 100
bbls fancy brought 5lc per gallon.
FLOUR Yesterday we quoted u sale
Of $500 bbls and another considerable
lot for Cuba on private terms. we
learn this morning that tho lot com
,rised 1000 bbls. To-day $50 and e,oo
bbls sold for Cuba on private terms. In
tho local trade to-day 1921 bbls sold, OF
which 80 common at W. Us, 40 good
treble extra ut $5 80, 100 choice extra at
SG. 50 at $6 12b, $50 ut $G 50, SO at ~, 1916,
l15 and 600 bbls In lots on private terms
Common IL quoted ut $3 rs, superi1ne
"a, double extra ~ 25, low treble extra
"a 5O(n4 Is, good treble extra $5 l2a(p
s 25. choice treble extra $5 50(n5 TO-
choice extra $6@6 SO, and fancy $6 75Ce
Z 25 ~ Dbl.
CORN MEAL Dull. Offering on the
landing at ~ 50 and no demand. Deal.
} ora are jobbinp at AZ rs ~ Dbl A lot OF
100 bbls sold on private terms.
GRITS Dull and selling slowly at
"A, and jobbing at IA 80 ~ Dbl.
PORk-Mess Ia quoted In round lots
at 1921 80 per Dbl, and no, demand
II Is jobbfng at 1921 75a2 and retailing
, ut &22 25 n % 80 per Dbl.
DRY SALT MEATS Shoulders are
coming I'm more freely and prices have
declined ! u &c per ID. A car load sold,
spot at sc and one on private terms,
: and two cor loads to arrive ut &c per d..
They are now quoted at wholesale, spot
! 1T SIC loose and &c packed, and dealers
: are retailing them at 81 n 0ac. pei. ID;
. clear rib sides arc jobbing at 10hc; clear
: sides io9c perlb. Sides are In light sup
: ply and only in job demand.
| BACON-Thcre are no shoulders OF,
hand. Clear rib sides arc jobbing ut
v 10 and clear sides ut 13ac " ID.
HAMS-Choicc sugar-cured are now
: coming In and prices are lower. 20 ties:
4 sold In lots at lie per ID. No demand
for inferior.
!, BREAKFAST BACoN-Is dull at l5
r PXfCKERs' HOG PRODUCTS Prime
r mess pork is selling ut $19M1y 80, RUM
| pork $4,000, prime pork Sl7 5o(12O Z
ribs $7a7 so ~ Dbl, and SO ~ tiercc
g Picked pigs tongues G06ac. Pigs
, WHISKYeA lot of 30 bbls Louisiana
rcctified sold at ~ IA ~ gallon. Western
i rcctiiod Is quoted at 81 1901 is u gal
: lon.
. COW PEAS Only a small retail trade
: at $t 75 IN bushel. -.
q LARD--Is In light supply, and selling
8 In the local trade at 12lc for packers
/ fierce IL u i3lc for refined; t3sc for keg
4 and ttc for bucket.
r RIVER FREIGHTS A ST. Louis tel
cgrytm on the bulletin board Of the Elk
, change says: Freights lower; whisky
$ 81; pork, 75c; Hour, 5oc; hay, SOC
+ CORN In SACKS Good supply, with
r u fair demand nj decline Of &c foi
/ white. 1850 sacks sold, of which 1OOl
\ white mt 51c, 300 yellow at 56c, ana 75'
3 white at 56c per bushel
/ OATS-Thc supply Is fair. Only 75l
: sacks sold, of which 500 st. Louis al
0 17c, and $50 choice Galena at soc pei
/ bushcl.
( BRAN-Is plentiful and dull. Only
500 sacks sold at 90c per 100 lbs.
0 HAY-Large stock and dull. NJ
/ sales. Prime Is quoted at $40; choice
/. 1874 per ton.
q COFFEE The demand is better, ant
B 1900 bags sold for shipment for the Yves
n on private terms The stock in frs
hands comprises 1850 bags; in secont
hands "a, 900 bags. We quote cargoes
10 Ordinary 173M1sic gold, fair 19h@19sc
j. good 2O(d2OIc, prime 20h u 2Osc ~ ID. Jol
. lots ordinary Isle, fair 19ac, good 2Oic
y prime 20sc fR ID.
BUTTER-Large stock, There Is onl.
y a small jobbing trade. Choice Goshei
- Is quoted at 3iW35c; medium 2SW3Oc
10 inferior 22(n25c; choice Western 270
- 2Sc; medium 23N25c; inferior n@l8
s per pound.
Q CHEESE-Is quiet but steady. Choic
Western factory Is quoted at 13c; New
e York cream 14@15lc; English dairy L
! M17c; family favorite 15c per pound.
= STAR CANDLES Supply light ant
a quoted at 15n15Ac per pound.
6 SOAP-Light supply and good dc
3 mand. Western sells at 4AO5lc y lib II
l. round lots Keller's Xxx Palm 7Ac