The New Orleans Democrat. (New Orleans, La.) 1875-1876, 1876-01-19

The New York Journal Of Commerce,
Of last Wednesday, reports q better
movement In Kentucky leaf for export,
with free sellers ut the current rates
Messrs. Sawyer, Wallace II Go. notice
sales Of 100 hhds long new leaf, fol
Africa, via Boston, at II u 19c. They
also saw I'VE fear the mild weather
we are having will cause much 81
tho crop to be priced too soft for ship
ment. and as we have no rehandlers o.
redriers at the aeaboard, nothing out 81
sound-keeping condition should BIO sent
here"
TRE1GHTS4The market continues
quiet with an ample supply Of freight
room on the berth. We continue IL
quote. as follows ,
BY steam-Cotton to Liverpool lg-52d
corn u laid cotton TO New York &c, &c
Boston. Providence, Fall River and
baltimore, via New York, &c. sugar tc
New York ~ ~ hid, molasses ~ n Dbl
TN sail Cotton to Liverpool 9-16 q
lp-92d. to Havre tAc; to Bremen u
a 3stGc to Antwerp ! 3-t6c to Revel and
Cronstadt q 81 -32d to Genoa 3-16 q
1ic. Oil cake TO London J5s. Cotton &c
Boston 13-tGc: to Providence q 25-32c
to philadelhia 13-l6c.
SUuARlOnly ps7 hhds were received
this morning. good. demand, MT pre-
yio,ts prices. especially for high grades.
$40 for common. 5ic for good common,
Gle for fair, "a n 6kc for fair to good fair,
Gao for fully fair, Gac for strictly fully
fair. G5c for prime, 70 for strictly prime,
TIC for choice. N q sic for gray clarified,
sac for yellow clarified, ~ a pac for of
white clarified and 81 u gac for white
clarified. Stock In the sheds this day
1867 hhds.
MOLASsEs Only ess bbls and ~
half bbls were received this morning.
mostly f~ermenting. and. selling as
landed at previous prices. No choice on
hand. ~Fcrmenting is quoted ut 80 a 43c,
IA in quality. good prime fcrmenting
4pc. cistern bottom .Sc. prime, not fer
mcnting. II a 42c, prime rcboiled f0e
strictly prime not reboilcd az a soc
choice 81 q &c per gallon. Stock In
the sheds 2.g44 bbls and bte half bbls.
CITY REFINERY STANDARD
A. i'm barrels, Is selling at 10sc, granu-
lated and powdered i1lc, crushed 11hc.
cut loaf 12lc R ID.
mon is selling Mt 4Oc. fair 43e, prime 47c.
| choice Gle. golden syrup soc " gallon. .
the sales are confined to 743 bbls, OF
which 80 superiine at ~ 81 low treble
extra at I'D 25 SO double extra Mt $4 80
80 aWl 100 low treble ut rs 50: 81 and 80
good at rs go: 100 choice extra at $5 10
loo choice extra at NO, 100 Mt $6 25, 25 ut
$6 Ct, 25 at $6 30. 50 ut ~, and 81 ut nv 25
" Dbl.
Common is quoted at 40 25M3 SO. fine
NJ rs. supertine IA. double extra a. %,
low treble extra "a b0M5, choice do.
$b 3TACn5 rs, choice extra $6d6 80. choice
and family extra Mt NC 75M7 SO u Dbl.
CORN MEAL-Good supply and dull.
Dbl. Dealers are iobbing ut ~ 80 ~ Dbl.
We have heard of some sales, not re-
ported, under w 30 N Dbl.
GRITS- Sell In job lots at "a 1ba4 %,
and retail from store at ~ 80 ~ Dbl.
PORK-Quiet but steady and strong
with a good demand at $21 30 IN Dbl for
mess. and 50, s5. 100 and 305 bbls. sold
to dealers Mt $21 30 per Dbl. the last lot
was sold. delivered, at that price. Deal
ers are jobbing at wa per Dbl. An offer
OF $2t 50 was refused for 100 bbls. to ar
rive.
DRY SALT MEAT-The demand Is
confined to dealers order trade ut 81 a
sbc for shoulders. t1bo for clear rib sides
and 11sc for clear sides. Round lots are
quoted at 4 d sic for shoulders. lie for
clear rib sides and 11hc for clear sides.
s and IS boxes shoulders sold to dealers
MT Nc per Id.
BAtON-Dull and quoted nominally
at Wholesale at ~ a Zoe for shoulders,
t2lc Tor clear rib sides. and 12a q l3c for
clear sides. Dealers are jobbing at t.
above these prices.
HAMS-Choice siigar-cured are In
light supply and IN demand for export.
and are quoted at IL n 14io n ID. Smaller
lots command IA q iaAe, and dealers are
BREAKFAST BACON-Good supply
and dull ut l39 q 1lc. II ID.
LARDAls In light supply and in re-
quest for export. with an active job de-
mand. Tierce packers Is quoted at 12h a
i2ac. refined IL a 13lc; keg 13a a t4c:
bucket lac II ID. A LOT Of so Kegs kettle
rendered sold at latc ~ h.
PACKERS HOG PRODUCTS-Prime
mess pork is selling at. $40 SO. prime
pork $ts, rump pork $l7Q1lS ~
Dbl; pig pork go so 4 half Dbl,
81 " flrkin, and go so a 0 per Dbl:
spare ribs rs rs n 5 80 ~ Dbl.
WHISK Y-Rectified Is in light supply
and fair demand, and Is selling at ri II
al IL for louisiana and Western.
COW pEAS-The market has not yet
opened for the season. Some 700 sacks
were sold, to arrive, ut 81 30. The in
quiry on orders for the country has COM
menced.
CORN IN BULK-The market Is
bare. and supplies are called for on
export account. Dealers are asking sec
II bushcl.
CORN IN SACKS-Good supply and
the demand Is moderate at yesterdays
prices. 500 sacks white. 1000 yellow and
1900 white and yellow, all sold at SIC
per bushel, We note considerable de-
mand for export. Exports for the past
three weeks comprise 50S7 sacks to Liv-
erpool, 1868 to Rouen.
OATS-The supply continues good
with a moderate demand at previous
prices. 200 and $50 sacks choice Galena
sold at soc per bushel. Yesterday choice
st. Louis sold at A u Acc per bushel.
BRAN-1s in fair supply and quiet.
300 sacks sold at SIC per bushel.
HAY-No choice on hand. Large
stock Of inferior to strictly prime.
Trade is extremely dull. $50 bales sold,
of which 100 prime at $17, 400 do. at $1s,
and $50 strictly prime at $40 per ton.
Prices are SO a 4 per ton lower.
DRIED FRUIT-Apples are quoted
at 9 a Ole; peaches 8 a 9Ac per ID.
COOPERAGE-6000 poles sold at $21
per M for barrel poles, and $40 for hogs
head poles.
RIOE-Prime and choice are scarce.
Large stock OF low grades, and nothing
1nipu Wo Crofo T.ovioiapo No q % n