The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1878-10-29


since Friday. last week. last year
Nevp Orleans ..,.. 27Gt 5,1Ol 1854
galveston. A.228 1925 $3.50
Mobile 3.767 1868 b329
Savannah. ........ 1854 1884 1888
Charleston ....... 8.lO2 li.140 9324
Wilmington ..... 3.08s 309o 1924
Norfolk ........... 1890 p42G 1868
Baltimore ......... .... 200 497
New York. ITO 1920 1o3
Boston ............ 665 b71 S9t
Philadelphia. ..... 1879 80 1sa
various.
Total. l.......... 55,336 571H 81 312
Receipts at ports since September 1....... ....
Hecepts same time last year 500 800
Receipts same time year before. e.......'. 1888 788
The consolidated report for three days gives
G.B. FREE Con. Chan. Stocks
i L%5t Wee wssF. + ;,:t 25:25l 1,545 1o7 s'ae57
yea year .o:A ~ .' ~ 24s74 $500 $500 2,525 o79.945
OCEAN FRFIGHTs FROM NEW ORLEANS.
Cotton. Steam. Sail:
JiyerpooI. ooI...............,...9-1Gd g. 1Gd B-1Gd
Hnvre. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES 13-lfo
Bremen. Observation-Disclosures 1b-l6o
Hamburg. ''''--''''.- -'''
Genoa. ~ ,.....,..... .... 1-1Gc
| Boston, Providence, Fall
| River and Philadelphia. nc vin N. York 49,.
sUGAR--The market is steady. and the de-
mvnd W moderat9; oa ah ssr,or 4x0c common 70 good
|
common 5@5}ac; fair to good fair G@61ac; fully
fair 6A@-c prime &c; strictly y, priim1e, 1n, 71se
asEy o3Esa so of wiss ysGT sood S1SS to ehods
| 8Gs}ac: white clarified 81a@-c.
MOLASsEs-Th demand Is fair and prices
| Weuuote: Common 2903oo: fair 33@35c prime
3703se: strictly prime 38039c: choice 41@43c.
| FLOUR-The interesting feature of the mar
ket to-day was the continued inquiry for Hour
in the Havana trade. Including the sales pre-
vonsly reported, the vessels now In port and
in the Island trade are now taking on beard be-
| further demand. the particular of which will
| be given as they transpire. In the, local trade
he movement was light to-day, and the tone, Of
| the market easy at our quotations, with de-
cided disinclnation on the part Of RECEIVERS
to yield to the pressure for lower prices. Sales
25 and 100 bbls at 81 75 50 at 81 8o $50 at So 81
at s5 35: 225 on private terms; 1000 bags equal tc
barrels. for export.
81 s71f@5: trebles, low to choice, 81 IS; double
extras 50 1904 rs single extras 1903 so: suDerhne
50 1903; common 50 5000 rs. Dealers, in their
trade obtain an advance OF 50c " Dbl on these
CORN MEAL-The market is still bare Of any
thing like an adequate OF fresh mere Aanthblt
meal and prices, therefore, rule still at 50 81
o. . bbl., Dealers prices at 15@2oc higher
Saes-1oo bbls at 50.
GkITsHppyW w ~ gh an apf
store at s. 5o@s rs . bbl. sales-25 bbIs at 50 so
HOMINY-Wholesale So oo@3 as; retail s3 80
RYE EFLOUR-Unchanged at 50 5o@a 75: ,,.
| CREAM AND PEARL MEAL-Demand lfgh
and confined to small lots which are sold a
1PORK-The tone of the proyisio market was
dnll and easy on all products of the hog
Prices steadily foll9W he decping quoa91hs 1a
mand for mess to- day except In small lots. ant
that way sales we're made 10 tnH tFade d 81 q + ss so !
| for car lots. with s8 50 bid. Deasrs' rates art
quoted - 25@s 50 on JOB lots out of store ;bo IN
mand extremely dull at further decline II
prices We quote shoulders at s 4d@4Isc "ea
Dealers quote &c higher than these figures
DRY SALT MEATs-The offerings were fail
to-day, but the demand was restricted. ant
prices lower to sell Old products are still nom r
inal at 4@47ae for loose and packed. NeV
hacked shoulders are quoted quiet ana easy afy a
"a; small lots selling to. the trade at 41g5c
Dealers prices are 14c higher
HAMS-The market Is very dull. no move
ments being reported except in jjobbing wa? wa?
to to the loca! trade We quote ordinary ~ nam al y
dunn averages and 12}4c for small averages