The New Orleans Democrat. (New Orleans, La.) 1875-1876, 1875-12-30

the Louisville Courier journal Of Mon
day reports sales of Ala hhds receipts
restricted by the weather. bulk OF the
offerings OF new crop, nondescript leal
and lugs. generally of light weight. q
larger proportion OF green than was an
ticipated prospect good for fail
yield of useful manufacturing and ex-
port leaf, tone Of the market steady
Only u moderate supply OF rich, black
wrappers Is expected from the Clarks-
Vile district.
FRETGHTS- Two ships were reported
for Russia ut 21-32d. and one at 11-16d.
Yesterday we reported one for Bremen
ut 5-16c. We quote rs follows.
BY steam-cotton to Liverpool ~.
to New York &C., TO Boston, Provi-
dcnce. Fall River and Baltimore,
via New York 1c; sugar TO New. York
~ M hid, molasses ~ 80 NJ Dbl, rice MI !.
tobacco $40. BY sail-cotton to Liver
pool I'd. TO Havre 10 I6Mtic, to Bremen
n ed. to Revel II -320plt-1Cd to Genoa
t5-IGc, to Antwerp 5-lG.
| SUGAR Received this morning iii
hhds. The demand is fair, but at rather
weaker prices. Most ~ the receipts
were sold. Inferior a bic, common 81
q 52c.. good common 81 IL Co., low fair
Gle, good fair Cd u 6sc., fully fair 63 a
t.. prime II lie, strictly. prime re,
choice 7jc., gray clarified X u = lc..
yellow clarified sh u SIC, off white clar-
flied 81 q Ole, white clarified 81 q 9ac.
| M IL.
MOLASSIsS Received this morning
2isg bbls aud G6 halr bbIs. Choice con
tinues In demand, and commands high
prices, but the grades below and for
mcnting are plentiful on the landing
| An t,,t III nrr difficult tn
dispose of, and prices for them are nom
inal. About half tho receipts sold, includ-
ing all the choicenglades, at ~ u t2c for
good To strictly prime fcrmcnting. AZ q
i5c for prime, not fcrmenting, AZ u soc
for strictly prime. and 81 u 52c for
choice Low grades are quoted ut
gO,la0c for inferior. JOa35c for common,
and iOai2c for fair.
FLOUR We have again 10 note only
u local demand to-day and the sales
are confined to 1864 bbls, Of which rs
suporline ut $3 10. 40 and 50 do at -, 80
low treble extra at SC. 25 good do. at
IS 37h. 80 choice extra at 80, rs at So Is,
80 and 60 at $G 80, so at $6 Is, 81 at ~, ~
at ~ t2l, 81 and rs Mt ~ 81, 100, l0t and
100 bbls on private terms.
| Common Is quoted ut $3 25 d , So su-
perllnc $3 rs O 4, double extra IA %, low
treble extra ~ bO0t4 rs, good treble OK
ira $5 t2ba5 u, choice treble extra
k5 50a5 II, choice extra $6aG 80, and
fancy SO 7ba % " Dbl,
| CORN MEALS in light supply, but
there Is little or no demand. Its quoted
at ~ G5 and jobbing at ~ Is per Dbl.
GRITS-Dull and selling slowly at
"a, and jobbing ut "a 90 " Dbl.
PORK No demand and mess is
quoted nominally ut ~ ~ III. II is
jobbing ut $21 5OC1$22 ~ Dbl. The prn-
eipal sale Is confined to 10 bbls mess at
DRY SALT MEAT Tho weather
continues warm, cloudy and damp and
very unfavorablo for dry salt meat, and
the market is depressed In consequence.
Shoulders are Offering at Sc and no buy
ers; they are jobbing ut " a SIC for
choice. Clear rib sides are quoted nom
inally ut wholesale at 10ic, and clear
these prices. A lot Of 1000 ibs should
ers. loose, sold on It's merits at the de-
pot at 72c ~ ID.
BACON There are no shoulders on
hand; and sides are only in small job
demand at - u 13lc for clear rib sides,
and -. q t3ic for clear sides. In larger
lots tnoy are offering at 129 q he. res
pcctively.
WHISKY Rcctify continue scarce
aud in demand - tbper gallon for Lou
isana and Western. To-day ~ bbls
Louisiana rectilled sold at 81 IA Is
per gallon.
PACKERS HOG PRODUCTS Prime
mess pork Is selling at $40 500g2O, rump
pork $100G19 80, prime pork 1913 ~ Dbl;
pig pork $12 " half Dbl; spare ribs
~ P Dbl, and AZ rs ~ tierce. Picked
pigs tongues 6MGic u piece. Pigs feet
~ 750r2 IN keg.
HAY Good supply Of inferior to
prime and no demand. Choice is scarce,
with only moderate demand. OnlyN
bales prime sold at 1872 per ton; choice
IL quoted at 1921 u 25 per ton.
CORN IN SACKS-Js in fair supply
with moderate jobbing demand. No
change in prices. 1850 sacks sold. Of
300 soft white and mixed Ut 53c, $50
yellow Mt 55e, 300 and 800 yellow ut JGc
per blshcl
OATS-Good supply; there Is no i'm
pr0vement In the demand, and prices
are unchanged. 925 sacks sold, OF
which 100 choice at 47c, 200 do. at 4Sc,
225 choice white at SOC, 15O ordinary ut
43ac, and 25O ST. Louis at ACC per bushel.
BRAN-Is In good supply and dull.
Only 100 sacks sold at SOC per 100 Id.
HAMS Are dull and only q small job
demand ut 1Glc for choice sugar-cured.
LARD-Is In light supply, and selling
in the local trade at 12lc for packers
i'm tierce and t3ic for refined 139 a 1fc
for kcg. and 14tc for bucket
BREAKFAST BACON--Is dull at Is
O15ac u ID.
RICE-Liberal supply. The demand
Is moderate, and Is confined to the local
trade only We quote Louisiana No. 2
2. &c.
COFFEE There Is only u moderate
local demand We quote cargoes: Or
binary 17aM1slc gold, fair 19sMl9sc,
good 20 u 2Oic, prime 2Oa u 2Oac II
ID. job lots: ordinary 1Slc, fair 19Sc,
good 2Oic, prime 2Osc H N.
BUTTER-Is Unchanged choice sells
rapidly, but other grades are plentiful
and scarcely any inquiry for them.
Choice Goshen IL selling at "a a 36c,
choice Western asa 30c, medium Goshen
Is quoted ut % u SOC, inferior 20 a 23c,
medium Western "a q 26c, inferior
16 q lie per pound.
CHEESE Small stock and the de-
nand is improving. Choice Western
Factory sells at 49, 13Ic, Now York
Cream 14k t5c per pound.
STAR CANDLES is a large
stock on hand but dull. Quoted at 15ac |
per pound.
SALT-Large imports and no change
in the demand; 1t continues moderate
Dealers are asking 81 O2ta1 O5 for coarse
and 81 Am RI "a onok For fine oocnrIipo |