The New Orleans Democrat. (New Orleans, La.) 1875-1876, 1876-07-06
AMERICAN STANDARD OF CLASSIFICATION.

Under date Of II 30 pm, the Exchange reports:
sugar = Received this morning 80 hhds
There is good demand and the market is firm
with sales Of some 60 hhds TO grocers Common
TO good common 71tc. good fair sac. fully fair
sac Drime 85SG9, seconds SGNp9lac, yellow clarl-
fed 9slc, white clarified i0lsc y ID.
MOLA5SES-T ere We're no receipts thls
mornng Yesterday h receipts 5old to dealer
naiy at 43@46c for fair, 46G50c for prime, 52g54c
for strictly prime, and 500 sc for choice
CITY REIN rKY SUGAR-Is selling on Or
ders at 10alc for standard A, in bbls, II &c for
granulated, l1hc for powdered and crushed and
Il CITY ~ REFINERY Rel MoLAssEs-I elirg on
orders at 4oc for common, 45c for fair. SOC for
prime, soc for choice and S0@85c Tor golden
syrup.
is estimated at 1o700 hhds. We continue
to quote as follows: Low Tugs 54@e, medium to
11h, good 12@13, fine 13h@15, selections 15!a@l6.
Africans -@164. Received since last evening 10
hhds; exportede by rail; stock on hand by our
running statement 13.9i7 hhds.
FREIGHTS-Market firm; room for Liverpool
held at 17-32d, but no shipments over I'D. Going
rate for Havre 1bc. We continue to quote as
BY Steam Cotton to liverpool I'd; to New
York &c; to Boston. Providence, Fall River,
and Philadelphia, via New York. &c; Corn to
By Sail-Cotton to Liverpool ne; to Havre
lac; to Bremen 1c Corn to Liverpool lod per
DuSnpl.
FLOUR-Orders for Cuba continue unexe-
cuted. owing to the absence of the brands called
for and only $50 bbls sold for Cuba to-day, on
private terms In the local trade the demand IS
double extra at "a 25 100 low treble extra at s. 80
choice treble extra at S. So rs do. at S., % do at
S6 25 100 choice extra at Sc S7s, % do. at 81, and
300 bbs private terms.
Common is quoted at 50, fine 50 2593 rs, super
fine SO 1904. double extra 81 25G4 SO, low treble
extra 81 1905 good do. SIS % F5 80. choice treble
extra So 1906 .. choice extra and family extra
So 50@7 50 y Dbl.
aaPORK-Is in light supply, fair demand and
steady at yesterdays Improvement, and $50
bbls mess sold al 81 70, and 30 and 100 bbls at
81 3d. = DBL Dealers are '00OnS at 81 s'Ssa 90 .
Chicago, July 6. 10 a. H.. reported, Pork
dull, nominally $40 521a August; $40 70 bid Sep
BREAKFAsT .BACoN-Is scarce and com
DRY SALT MEATS-None in first hands.
dealers have only a few shoulders and there are
none coming in. They command 91ac in the
Job trade.
BACON--sides are in, light supply and the
market is bare of shoulders. The latter would
strong at 114@12c, clear sides I2A@12hc and in
demand at the inside figures. They are Jobbing
at &C above these prices. 5 casks clear rib sides
CORN MEAL~Continues in good supply and
dull at unchanged prices, being quoted at So 40
az IS p Dbl. 100 bbls sold at 50 40 and IS bbls
fancy at 3 40 2 bbl. Dealers are iobbing meal
GaITS-A lot Of $50 bbls sold on the landing
at s. So Z Dbl. It is jobbing in store at si@4 10
: RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE-Arriveds since our
review of yesterday: 1924 bbls flour. $50 bio pork
so bhs whisky Is tics hams, $50 ties and 212 kegs
lard 40 casks bacon, 1920 bbls cornmeal. 7l06
oats 1852 sacks bran As bales hay. 38 hhds sugar.
Dbl molasses AIS hhds tobacco, IS bbls apples
800 rolls bagging, 100 boxes candies. Sc boxes