The New Orleans Democrat. (New Orleans, La.) 1875-1876, 1876-01-22


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And prevlously...... ...... .......... WI Vod
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Exported past three days. 9
BROKEN M for balipg city use etc.. &C., 1896
Stockon land. etc ...... 2.7s4
FRETGHTS- only engagements
reported this week are Q ship for Havre
at lie for cotton, one subsequently at 1c,
and one for Genoa to-day at 1 Lice.
The market has been dropping through
out the week and closed to-day ut the
following reduced quotations for Liver
pool, Havre and Genoa:
BY steaml-Cotton to Liverpool 9-16d,
corn 12d T bush cotton to New York &c,
to Boston, Providence, Fall River and
New York $5 R hid, molasses 81 W BIB,
rice Use. Bysail- Cotton to Liverpool Id,
to Havre 1c /; to Bremen 1Ac; to Antwerp
3-16c; to Revel and Cronstadt sd: to
Genoa Lice to Boston 1916; to Provi-
dence I a 25-32c; to PHILADELPHIA 13-16c.
SUGAR-Only 900 hhds were received
this morning. The demand Is good and
the supplies were sold at steady and
firm prices; "A SIC for inferior, SIC for
common, 81 a 6Ac FOR good common, 81 q
81 for fair, 81 SIC for good fair, 81 q 6Bc
for fully fair, Z u Tic for prime to
strictly prime, Tic for choice, u BIC for
gray clarified, 81 a &c for yellow clarified,
81 % DC for off white clarified and 81 a
9sc for white clarified, showing an inn
provement on good grades OF open ket-
tie. Stock in the sheds on the 2lst inst,
1898 hhds.
MOLASSES receipts to-day
were confined to 922 bbls and
10 half barrels. The demand Is
good and the supplies all sold at pre-
vious prices; 80 a 43c for fermenting as
in quality, 43c for prime reboiled, 41c
for strictly prime fermenting. and Al q
44c for prime not fermenting. Some
strictly prime and choice slightly fer
menting sold at SIC per gallon. Stock
in the sheds on the 21st inst, 1852 bbls
and 4OG half bbls.
FLOUR Only a job demand to-day,
and the sales are confined to 525 bbls, OF
which so bbls choice, last evening, at
~ 25; SO good treble extra, to-day, at
$5: 80 low treble ut IA 87h; 40 good do.
at rs 30: IS and 100 choice extra at SIS rs !;
GO choice do. ut IS IS 25 and go at $6 IS !;
and 100 bbls on private terms.
Common is quoted at SO SO, fine SO IS,
superfine "a, double extra 81 50(14 rs,
treble extra $5I5 80, choice treble at
Sc 1906 25, family extra at $6 soar 80
CORN MEAL Dull, and quoted at
- Is a 2 35 ~ Dbl. Dealers are jobbing
ct 50 50 p Dbl; 40 and SO bbls sold at
GRITS~Sell in job lots at 81 15a4 IS,
and retail from store at 81 SO p bhl.
PORK-There appears to be less in
quoted at $21 SO per Dbl. A couple Of
25 Dbl lots brought $2l 62! per Dbl.
Dealers are jobbing at S21 IS II % per
Dbl.
DRY SALT MEAT-A Car load Of
shoulders. loose, sold in lots at the
depot at SC, and 5000 lbs shoulders sold
in lots, in store, at SIC ~ ID. The stock is
mostly held by dealers, who have fair
order trade at 81 SIC for shoulders,
11Ic for clear rib sides, and II 1920 for
clear sides Round lots are jobbing at
Sc loose, and Sic, packed, for well cured
shoulders, 14ac for clear rib sides, and
lilo for clear sides.
HAMS The stock on hand Is small,
and the inquiry is good. Quoted in
round lots at 14c; smaller lots 14tc,
and dealers jobbing at 14.c per fb.
BREAKFAST BACON-Is dull, and
quoted at wholesale at 13lc per ID.
LARD--The stock on hand is small,
but the demand is confined to the job
trade. Tierce packers Is quoted at 12k a
12Sc; refined ID u 131c; keg 13a a Hc /:
bucket lac per ID.
WHISKY Small stock and fair de-
mand at 81 10 for Louisiana, and 81 II a
l 10 for Western rectified. 80 bbls
Louisiana rectifled sold at 81 10 per gal
lon.
COW PEAS The market has not yet
fairly opened for the season, and hold
Iii o. II. n
mixed, future delivery. Small spot sales
are madeat 81 SO, and job sales at 81 60
al rs B bushel. The supplies consist
OF Alabama; no Carolina or Georgia on
PACKERS HOG PRODUCTS-Prime
mess pork is selling at $40, prime
pork SIS, rump pork ST. p Dbl !;
pig pork $40 SO. u half Dbl, and
$40 50@19 rs R Dbl; tongues So rs
az y Dbl; Pigs feet 81 p keg, SO y fir
kin, and 80 so q 8 per Dbl; spare
ribs SIS Is a 80 ~ Dbl.
CORN IN BULK-None Offering on
the spot. The last barge load was taken
up at SAC per bushel.
CITY REFINERY SUGAR-Standard
A, in barrels, is selling at 1Oaa1Oac,
granulated 11sc, powdered 11sc, crushed
81 CITY VI REF1NERSY \: MoLAssEs-Com-
mon is selling at 4Oc, fair 44c, prime 4sc,
choice Sic. golden syrup SOC p gallon.
CORN IN SACKS-Very little choice
on hand and prices are firm The de-
mand is fair. 1900 sacks white and vel
low sold at SAC per bushel.
OATS--Light supply on the landing
and good stock in warehouse. Only $50
sacks Galena sold at soc per bushel.
BRAN-Fair supply. No sales. Quoted
at 80 a safe per 100 lbs.
HAY--Liberal supply and dull. No
sales. Yesterday ordinary sold at $40 a
Is SO, and prime at $40 per ton.
RICE-The demand is better and
prices firmer. The market is bare Of
prime and choice. We quote Louisi-
ana No. 2 u a Sc, common 41c, or
binary a a 4ac, fair 5 a sic, good 81 a
SIC per h.
COFFEE : Good jobbing demand
at firm prices; We quote cargoes ::
Ordinary III 17sc gold fair, IS ls4c !;
good, 1sa a 1884, pr me, IS 191c per ID.
Job lots. prime range 16a a 2Oc; ordi-
nary, liz a 17ac fair, 18t 1Sac; good,
10 al 10 &c; prime, 19k 19sc per Id. 1900
bags ex LOrn sold on private terms to
grOcerS.
RUTHERFORD demand for choice !;
other grades are dull Choice Goshen
is selling at 80 a 35c; choice Western
Is 27c. Pale and inferior qualities OF
Goshen are quoted at 20 a 35c; Western
is zoe per ib.
CHEESE-Light supply, the demand