The New Orleans Democrat. (New Orleans, La.) 1875-1876, 1876-01-29
estimated at $500 hhds. We continue to
1uote AZ follows: Low Tugs 6O7c, good
7b(18c, low leaf 9N11c, medium 12Dl4c,

Broken up for baling city use. etc. ess-- 1,4ss
stook IN hand etc 1884
FREIGHTS "A ship was taken up for
Liverpool to-day at 7-l6d for cotton and
one for Havre at 1c. The engagements
this week, in addition to the above, en-
braced d ship for Liverpool at 10d for
bulk corn, one for Amsterdam at 1920
for cotton, oneffor Bremen at lac, and
one for the Baltic mt Oiled. We quote as
follows: 1Dta.
Bysteam- Cotton to liverpool 9.1s q
19-32d corn II a III cotton to New York
&c, to Boston, Providence, Fall River.
Philadelphia and Baltimore. via New
York, &c; sugar to New York 81 80 "
hid, molasses al so ~ Dbl, rice - a 75c
per Dbl.
BY sail-Cotton to Liverpool Tied; to
Havre 15-16 q 1c, the former the going
rate to Bremen q lie; to Antwerp IA
1880; to Amsterdam - 1924; to
Cronstadt a 9-16d; to Genoa, l a
] Lice: to Boston 1880; to Providence
| : O 25-32c; to Philadelphia 1850. Bulk
corn to Liverpool 10d.
SUGAR Only s46 hhds were received
this morning. The demand continues
good, especially for open kettle, and the
supplies all sold at fuller previous
prices: A a SIC for inferior, $50 for com
mon, So a 6sc for good common, q a6sc
for fair, @ q Gsc for good fair, 81 q SIC
prime, nc for choice, " a SIC for gray
clarified. 81 q SIC for yellow clarified.
| 81 q &c for off white clarified, and 81 a 9sc
for white clarified.
MOLASSESS- The receipts this morn
| ing were confined to 9O5 bbls and ID half
bbis., The demand continues good, and
the supplies all sold at previous prices ::
| 25 u 2Sc for low common fermenting,
% a $50 for centrifugal, 80 a 35c for com
mon fermenting, 81 a 4Oc for fair fer
menting, 43 q 45c for prime fermenting,
and A a Acc for reboiled. No choice on
hand it would command CSC per gallon.
FTOUR~The demand is confined to
the local trade and only 1000 bbls sold,
of which Is low treble extra at 81 80,
100 low treble extra mt ~ IS, so good
treble extra at SIS Is, SO choice extra at
SIS 95, so do. at $6 20, Is choice extra at
81 12h, so do. at 81 25,, so, 100, 100, 300
and 100 bbls on private terms.
Common is quoted at So 25, fine SO SO,
superfine SO rs, double extra ~, low
treble extra 81 5000 rs, good treble
extra $5@5 %, choice do. IS 5005 rs,
choice extra $6WSG so, family extra
So 1907 rs per Dbl. '.,
CORN MEAL Better demand and
AhtU uO-uay, w. Sous Ao1 w eSbt
80 bbls all sold at So rs sp Dbl, jobbing at
So 30 y Dbl. !,
GRITS Are quoted at 81 1oa4 Is, and
jobbing at 81 25 ~ Dbl.
DRY SALT MEATS In fair supply,
but mostly rather poorly cured, and
slow Of sale on that account. 5000 lbs
clear rib sides, and car loads clear rib
and clear sides, loose, all sold on private
terms; half-casks shoulders at ste,
and 5000 lbs clear rib sides, on the
landing, at 1Osc. Shoulders are quoted
at 7sc loose and 7sc packed, clear rib
sides 102c, clear sides 11tc per pound.
clear rib sides 11lc, clear sides 1lac per
pound. /,
BACON We have heard Of q sale of
10 casks clear rib sides, yesterday, at
1l5c per pound. The market is quiet to-
day, and quoted at 9tc for shoulders, 12c
for clear rib sides, and 12ac for clear
sides. Dealers are iobbing shoulders
at 9Ic, clear rib sides 12lc, clear sides
12gc per pound. casks clear rib sides
and is casks shoulders sold on private
terms
HAMS Tho market for choice sugar
cured is quiet but steady at IA a lac !;
jobbing at 14k q 15c per ID.
BREAKFAST BACON-Is dull and
quoted at wholesale at 13ic per d.
LARD-Quiet and steady and quoted
at 12t 12lc for ordinary packers, in
tierce, liz a 13c for choice packers prime
steam. 1871 a 1890 for refined in fierce,
13f q lac per lib.
mess pork is selling at $40 q 10 50, ex-
ira prime pork SIT 10 per Dbl, rump
pork ST. q 10, pig pork SO so IL per
half Dbl, spare ribs $7as pei. Dbl,
pigs tongues 81 a &c apiece, pigs feet
81 Is per keg, 50 so per firkin and 81 8
per Dbl
PORK-Is scarce and in demand at
$2l 80 per Dbl for mess and there Is no
stock in first hands. Some 600 bbls
came in to-day, but they were not ready
for delivery; rs and 25 bbls mess sold on
the landing at $21 80 per bbl; dealers
are jobbing at $21 IS q % per Dbl.
WHISKY-Rectiti is in light supply
but there is no demand; Louisiana is
quoted at 81 10 and Western at 81 II a
COW PEAS-A small lot received
from Alabama a few days since and sold
at 81 25 per bushel. No Carolina or
| to a small lot held by q dealer who is
jobbing at 81 so a 1 IS per bushel as in
CORN IN BULK-No stock on the
market. A lot of $4,000 bushels is offer
ing to arrive at SAC per bushel.
CORN IN SACKS supply and
some inquiry for export; the local de-
mand is good and prices are unchanged
Yesterday, in addition to the sales re.
ported for Rio Grande, $500 sacks yellow
were taken for export, terms mot trans
PRED. To-day $500 sacks sold, OF which
$500 VIII tie and yellow mixed on private
terms, 1900 white at 53c, 1900 yellow al
SAC per bushel. Received since yester'
day 10000 bags per City OF Alton.
OATS-The supply is fair and the de-
mand is moderate at lower prices, show
ing decline of 2 a &c per bushel; 955
sacks sold, of which 100 st. Louis at ACC,
1876 choice at 47c, $50 choice Galena at
4Sc and 200 and $50 do. at 49c per bushel.
BRAN-Is in light supply and dull.
Only $50 sacks sold at 75c per 100 TBS.
HAY-The market is bare Of choice.
| No demand for low grades; there is a
large stock OF the latter on hand. Low
grades are quoted at $12 16; prime
| SIT a 20; choice $22 per ton.
BUTTER-The supply is ample and
the demand moderate. Choice Goshen
is quoted at SO a CSC, medium % q soc,
inferior is nominal, choice Western Is a
y. ~ e.,