The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-12-21
Received Same time Same tim
since FRI last week, last year

Receipts at ports since September 1..2.o7i 4o
Receipts same time last year ........".2.34 s oOt
Receipts same time wear before. .2.032 91t
solidated as per kilograms to the Cotton Elk
change, for siS days e have been as follows; .
| This week. 1851 31.448 1929 s11,Os(
Last week; 5000 2o.12a 2l,7e4 74s,s67
| This week
o sst 9o aaoed IS foioRs
| By steam = Cotton to Liverpool 15-32d: to
Revel ID; to Bremen g-1ed; to Boston, Proyi-
| via New York &c; to New York Nc: grain to
BY sail = Cotton to Liverpool 1s-s2@7-1sd: to
Havre &c: to Bremen 10 16c: to Genoa 1c grain
| to the Continent 1o@1o!td.
s m rss to s ri r. s 9 or a anS
to New York is 81 so v bbl
sUGAR-R Receipts s72 Ihhds. Sales 1866 hhds.
The rain which prevailed more or less through
the sugar landing and transactions were re-
stricted in consequence. The demand was
az Wsps seae good n9e
51sc fair to good fair 54@61sc: fully fair 6a4@7c
prime 7ac: strictly prime TIC; gray clarified
T0074o; yellow clarified as In quality, 7a0Sac;
off whites. good to choice. s@81sc; white clari-
MoIASSEs Receipts 1881 bbls. Sales 1862
slight advance on the better grades.We quote:
Common 2o@25c: fair .2e@2sc: prime a2@35c
s FR RrP5 ssf' If; gho botbns NEW in the
flour trade. and the market continues to rule
dull and easy with only very moderate inquiry
about 500 bbls and the fresh arrivals footed up
1000 bills. Sales25 bbls at s. so: Is at S. 9o 100
also Is and 100 at Sc 12: soa 90 49, 100 at se %
100 ut Sc s7s SO and rs at SO So Is. 25 and 80 nj
&c Is; 100 on private terms.
We quote fine to superfine at s4@4 IS; single
extra u 1904 so: double extra 81 5000 rs treble
lf,xu fx n10in nbS5oa
s5 1906 Is: fancy choice 90 bO@6 rs y Dbl. On
these prices dealers obtain an advance of
CORN MEALS barely steady ct 90 4os2 As
for choice qualities. The demand is small and
no sales reported outside of job lots. Dealers
S' oh Ia e Z A Sea = r. MEALrhere is
about the usual supply. and the market is
quiet and steady at 81 4o6es so p Dbl. Demand
light; sales 80 bbls cream at 50 80.
CORN FLogIk-,Is quoted at 50 75@4 as in
quality. Local demand small. and this article
is chiefly sold for export.
ruling easy In lots at 90 4o013 SO " Dbl for No.
and 50 1908 so for choice; dealers iobbing at
RYE FLoUR-There is a moderate supply.
but quite equal to the demand, at 81 25@4 so
PoRK-we note q moderate inquiry to-day
for mess, the market ruling steady at sl2 IS on
round lots, si3 on job sales to the trade and
s13 5o@1a rs on jobbing orders. Sales-25 and
DRY SALT MEAT-This article continues to
haye the call in the provision trade. and rules,
quite steady at 42ic for loose and sc for packed
shoulders on sales from first hands; dealers
jobbing at 505Ac for loose and packed. Sales
1900 ID shoulders, loose at 4ac; u boxes do
at &c.
BACON-This article is so little called for
now, except In iobbing way, that wholesale
quotations are necessarily nominal. We quote
the market quiet and easy shoulders 6@6%c.
LARD Market steady. with q fair demand In
the local trade, and some inquiry for export. We
quote packers tierce at SIC. refined fierce at
s7S@s&c. and kettle rendered at 81. dealers
obtaining an advance of &c on these prices.
Sales9o tierces packers leaf, in lots. at 8hc 500
buckets kettle at 95ac
HAMs-Market weak and nominal There is
moderate local demand, but nothing doing at
present on export orders. We quote un-
1s1c for choice sugar cured, dealers obtaining
BREAKFAST BACON-Quiet and steady at
9@9hc In wholesale way. dealers lobbing at
PAokERs' HOG PRoDUoTs-D Dealers are
selling orders In the job trade at 81 25 y half
ps PRIME p S and 81 3 Sr or rn@ np
pork. - Pigs feet are selling at 81 5o91 65 y
key. q, Ham sausages are d,lll and quoted at SO
SIC % 10. Family pork Is jobbing at 80 80 y Dbl
Picked pigs tongues are quoted at 7RB8c
apiece. Picked heads are Offering at $1o@11
eree and 9ws at e 5000 barrel 1o7 Bo
WHISkY-Is easy and unchanged. city made
selling at irregular prices from 81 o1@1 o5. and
Western rectifed at 81 05@1 08 D gallon.
CORN-Is only in moderate demand and
prices easy Sales-50O white, In lots at 55c; 400
yellow at SIC p bushel;;
OATs--The demand is good and the market
easier. sales-3O0 choice Galena at 37c; 1900 in
lots at 36c; 1000 and $50 at SIC y bushel.
a BRA a. 81 rot much in demand. sales-15o
HAY-Supply fair; demand moderate Sales
500 bales choice at S1S so do at SIT y ton.
: COFFEE-There is a good demand and prices
QUOTATIONS FOR GOLD,