The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-11-22
Received Same time Same time


Receipts at ports since September 1.2685o8
Receipts same time last year ......... ,537 ,5ll
Receipts same time year before. l 289, 243
The exports consolidated for five days were
G.. B. France. Cont. Chan. Stocks.
TIE TIE week ss51 2,5
last year. SO 615 1876 1905 1900 se4,781
OJEAN FREIGHTS- quoted as follows:
denee, Fail River. Philadelphia and Baltimore
via New York re; to New York &c: grain to
By By'e sail II Cotton to Liverpool Tied; to
Havre &c; to Bremen 15-16c; to Genoa 1c; grain
to he G9pR9n gasiap but otouotaby
lower, with fair demand. Receipts $50 hhds.
Sales 49, to hhd noa Ws GaoG 5 o o rood
f fair s@se c? fully I2s i fa 7e prime 7o strictly
prime re; gray clarified 7]4@71Sc; yellow
clarified as in quality 5H@s3sc off If W Whites
MOLASSES,-Receipts 1882 bbls. Sales. 1852
bbls. Demand moderate and market easier, the
10y grades being neglected We aaotei Gen.
prime 3s@4oc; choice 1908.
FLOUR-The market was dull and dragging
to-day, Receipts were large, and as buyers
were keeping close, they went chiefly into store.
The, tone of the, market IS still UNCHANGED
holders in some instances being under limits
which have had the effect to restrict the move
ment Sales-5O at S. so at IS so; 100 at So: 100
and 100 at Sc 40; Is at Sc so: 100 at Sc rs; $50
'' Common IS quoted at s16e4 Is: fine s. 25@4 5o
superhne IS double extra S. 25@5 so; low treble
ezra S. 5O95 IS good do Sc; choice do Sc $50
81 SiI choice extra Sc S0@S Isl fancy s7@' 1a1z
Dealers and grocers obtain SOC above these
y Corn MEALS easy and only in moderate
request holding at So 65Cg2 70 y Dbl, dealers job
bling on orders at 50 1922 80 p Dbl. Sates-14O
bbls at g 65 Us at 50 70 and Is at 81 IS;
| 7568Oc p bushel.
steady with q fair demand and light supply at
CORN FIoUR-In fair request. chiefly for ex-
port at g 85@s4 25, according to quality aaoo
GRITS-EaSy and in fair demand at So 8O93 80
| ? Dbl on the landing. Job lots sell at s4@4 Is
CoRN-supply low and market ruling firm at
| Csc for white, and 58@59c for yellow. Sales-25o
and 800 sacks white at Csc, and 100 mixed at SOC
'OATS-supply fair and demand good at 500
sacks choice Galena at 38c, 200 and 1000 sacks 81
Louis at SIC; $50 do at &c., $50 sacks black at 800
| BRAN-Scarce and market tending up at 921zc
HAYS in good supply and dull; We quote
choice s19@13 so, prime SIG 5og1S q ton.
but BULK CORNNNone Offering, and the market
WHHRyN sS9 b bqshe and nomnaly 81
1 35 2 bushel for winter and 81 2og1 Is for
| HOhh-I0Pfo IS very ILlle uOluS III
| Buyers heage closely and operate only to the
extent of their daily wants. and consequently
our quotations are necessarily nominal at
Sl4 121a@14 % for new and old product dealers
selling at sl5@15 % y Dbl in the order trade
Sales. % bbls at S14 %.
DRY SALT MEAT-There were good receipts
to-day and all sold readily at 63a@61ac for loose
and packed shoulders. We still quote shoulders
to arrive easy at 6@64c At the close the mar
ket was nearly bare of supplies in first hands
Sales-2 car loads shoulders. loose, at 67sc; Cal
load do packed at 62sc: l car load do, packed
at re: car load do loose at sac; % half cask:
do at 61ac; casks clear rib sides at Tie; ca
load do. loose, on private terms; car load d.
at TIC.
BACON-There is no demand for Bacon ex
cept in small jobbing way, at Ike for should
ers. 91l@9s4c for clear rib sides, and "a aloe TO
clear sides. dealers obtaining slight advance
on these figures in the order trade.
LARD-Continues quiet and easy at 1a@8I
for packers and 834@9c for refined in tierces
and dealers jobbing at 9@914c. Sales rs keg
kettle at 94c.
HAMS-Are quiet and steady. with moderat
demand. We quote: Uncanvased and pla1l
canvased 1917 11c and choice sugar-cured 49,
@141zc p fb. Dealers sell ing h@1c advance o.
these prices. Sales 20 tierces for Havana a
tBREAKFAsT BACON-Quiet and steady 6
91z@10c in wholesale way, dealers lobbing {
iO PACKERS HOG PRODUCTS Dealers al