The New Orleans Democrat. (New Orleans, La.) 1875-1876, 1876-01-13

such descriptions. while medium ant
good have been active and firm.
/ FRET9HTS The going sail rate K
Liverpool for cotton Is 10-16d, but con
! signments are quoted at 10-32d; going
rate to Havre iic: consignment ratt
1 3-16c. We quote as follows:
BY steam-Cotton to Liverpool 19-32d
corn u laid cotton to New York &c, tt
Boston, Providence, Fall River and
Baltimore, via New York, ic; sugar tt
New York IS p hid, molasses 90 y Dbl
By sail = Cotton to Liverpool 9-16 o
19-32d ito Havre Il a 3-16c; to Bremen
| Cronstadt ( a 81 -32d: to Genoa l 3-16 @
! He. Oil cake to London 35s. Cotton Ia
| Boston 1896; to Providence I q 25-32c
| to Philadelphia 1866.
SUGAR Received this morning 1881
| hogsheads. The market is still de-
pressed and lower though there Is some
demand for the West and North. About
half the receipts sold at 4 q SIC for in.
ferior, SIC for common, 5ac for good
common, 81 for. fully fair, Gs a &C fol
good fair, 6s a'6ac for fully fair, 6ac fol
strictly fully prime, 7c for prime, 7ie
low clarified, 81 u Ole for off white
clarified, and 9Sc for white clarified,
closing with declining tendency.
MOLASSES- Received this morning
177S bbls and 0 half bbls The market
continues bare of choice not ferment-
ing, and all good grades not fermenting
are in demand at full prices, while low
grades and fermenting continue dull.
Fermenting is quoted at 80 O 42c, as In
quality; cistern bottom at CSC; prime
not fermenting Al q 42c /; prime reboiled
4oc; strictly prime AZ a 5Oc: choice 81 a
SIC ~ gallon.
FLOUR-Strictly choice Is compara-
lively scarce, in few hands, held strong
ly, and Is In request in anticipation OF
higher prices for that description, while
the demand for other grades Is confined
to small lots for the local telde. Only
$50 bbls sold, OF which 80 low treble ex-
ira at "a rs, 25 at - so, SO at - S7t, 100
at IS, rs, 25 and 25 choice treble extra
at IS rs, Is and 300 choice extra, In lots,
at SO, Is and 50 choice extra at Sc rs, 81
ut 81, Is, 80, 25 and Is at 81 25 per Dbl,
and 100 bbls on private terms. Common
is quoted at 80 25M3 50, fine $3 rs,
superflne -, double extra "a 25, low
treble extra 81 50M5, choice do. So 37h
015 Is, choice extra $6CD6 80, choice and
family extra at SO 75Cd7 80 ~ Dbl.
CORN MEAL-Continues dull, and
Ouly 80 DDlS SOIl ut ~ ~ ~ DDI. LII ID
jobbing at 50 5O(n2 rs N Dbl.
GRITS Sell In job lots at 81 15a4 IS,
and retail from store at "a SO P bib.
DRY SALT MEATS i'm good de-
mand on orders and the market is rul
ing with an upward tendency. 1900 lbs
shoulders sold at the depot at 75c, 20, 900
TBS do. at SC, and IA casks do. at so they
are jobbing freely at BIC. No clear
sides on hand; they would command
11Ac, and only few clear sides left,
selling at 10Ea11c ID.
BACON-Good. job demand with q
small stock OF sides and scarcity Of
shoulders. Shoulders command on the
landing 1OAc. Clear rib sides are quoted
ers are jobbing shoulders at II a 11Ac,
clear rib sides 12a u 12ac, clear sides 13a
HAMS = Quiet but steady at a.
14Ac for choice sugar-cured in lots, and
jobbing at Is a 15kc per lib. 10 tierces
sold on private terms, and Is at 14sc
Il BREAKFAST BACON supply
and selling only in q small job way at
LARD-The stock is light, and there
is a scarcity Of refined, which is called
for. 10 tierces refined sold at 134c, and
DV ktkS w. ilb liC III ~. LULU D{tChcIS
Is quoted at 1873 a 12ac, refined 13a a
job trade at the outside figures, and
dealers are retailing at 1c above these
prices.
PORK-Was in request to-day, and
the market-is Is a soc ~ Dbl stronger.
The stock In first hands is very small
and confined to only two parties who
have large lots, held at 1921 SO H Dbl.
All that could be had at $2l for mess
was taken up in lots Of bbls and a lot
Of 30 bbls standard sold ut 1921 per Dbl.
The stock Is mostly held by dealers who
have d good job trade at 1871 so a % per
Dbl. ST.
CORN IN SACKS supply and
the market continues quiet at steady
prices. 2l0O sacks sold, of which 1000
white and mixed at 55c, 1000 choice yell
low at SIC, $50 white at SEC, and $50 yell
low at SIC per bushel.
OATS-Good supply and moderate de-
mand at previous prices. $50 sacks
sold, Of which $50 st. Louis at 41c; 100
at lie; 100 at 42c; 100 at 43c; 100 choice
at 44c; 100 Galena at 4sc, and 100 choice
Galena at SOC per bushel. 4
BRAN-Is in light supply and the de-
mand is fair at unchanged prices. Only
800 sacks sold at 85c Ts 100 lbs.
hal -NlOOu supply I'll OIulIlbIy kIdQcS
and no demand FOR these. Choice is
scarce and the demand Is moderate. 100
bales sold, of which co prime at $1s,
and 100 do. at $19 per ton.
PCOFFEE-Fair local demand. We
quote cargoes ordinary TO low fair Ia
a17ac gold. fair 18 Isle, good 1SI a
1870, prime 19a 19lc J9 ID. Job lots: or
binary to low fair III a 17ac, fair 1874
lS3c. good 10 q 19lc, prime 19i a 1890 p b.
SIARCH-Light supply. Large lots
sell at 33c, job lots 40 ~ ID.
BAGGING-Ligh supply and the
demand for domestic jute continues
good. No demand for India. Domestic
jute is quoted at wholesale at 131c. It is
retailing at IA a f43c per yard India is !
quoted at wholesale at 10c, at retail at
Cow PEAS-An offer of 81 As per
bushel was refused for 1900 bushels, Feb
ruary delivery. Only a small job sale |
Is made Occasionly at 81 IS per bushel. |
WHISK Y-Rectified is in light sup
ply and fair demand at 81 i2a1 - 'p |
gallon for Louisiana and Western.
CORN IN BULK-The market is bare |
and supplies are called for. The last re-
ceived sold at sac for export.
EGGS-Good supply and no demand |
Western are quoted at Is 18c, Louisi- |
Ina II zoe per dozen. EG
ESCULENTS AND GREEN VEGET-
ABLES -Large stock of potatoes on
1and, the demand for them Is moderate.
Nh 0hpia upippc IN hand tbarn icy |