The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-01-15
Received Same time Same Til
ines Friday, last week. last ye

Total ..,....,s 6g83t 53,2F 2.7Y
keeeIps ct ports since September 127o2 1 di
Receipts same time year before 42,4I
The exports from oil United States ports. con-
solidated as per kilograms to the Cotton Ex-
change. for three DAYS have been hs follows:
G. B. F'nce. Cont. Chan: Stocks
This week. q 6h5 IA 236 3Ds7 9J7 Bpt $40
This week
last year. 1851 1896 1889 80. el5.o7F
OCEAN FREIGHTs-Are quoted rs follows:
., By steam : Cotton to Liverpool 7led; to
Revel ID; to Bremen o-16d; to Boston, Provi-
denee. Fall River. Philadelphia and Baltimore,
BY sail - Cotton to Liverpool ~ S2@7. led: to
Hayre. Hc: tg Bremen l5.lg5: to Genoa 1b-1de;
grain to the Continent Is 6d@ss.
Steam rates to Northern ports are quoted at
p on molassos y Dbl to New York, and s7@s y
hid on SUGAR. BY sail the rate on molasses to
eUGAh-Receipts ss7 hhds. Sales $40 hhds.
Tho inquiry is only moderate and the tone of
the market easy. .-.
52@e'sc: fully fair ea@esc; prime &c; strict
to choice. sh@s g: white clarified s1S@9]sc.
OLASSES-Receips $3.50 bbls. Sales-7e2
bbls; There is no material change to note. The
which there is but little inquiry.
We auote Common l5@2Oc; fair 22@23c !;
prime 25g27c: strictly prime ao@32c choice
FLOUR-The position OF the flour trade
uuie ly but STEADILY energies from the hind;
RANGES and embarrassments That have attended ie
market runs smoothly and steadily with fair
consumptiye demand. and the supply Is being
eqh IN that Ray a9d 6 Ws
done in the local trade. Sales about 20oO bbls
ms follows: 25 bbs at 81 IS. 100 at 81 s7h. 80 ut
s. 25 IS and 100 at &c. ITO at SO 12 49, 2s and 100
IN mt S6 If 100 $50. 100 and 800
on private terms.
We quote fine to superfine at s4@4 as: single
ex ras. low VI to choice. ssass: choice extras
&c 25@6 so; fancy choice Sc 5of96 rs y Dbl. On
1hese prices dealers obtain an advance OF
PORK-Opened and closed the same as on
Saturday. Notwithstanding the generally IN
favorable Western advIcss; We quote ,ota the he
81 nW so@ gs' e. The demand IS light and confined
10 Dry 5fs '% sALT MEAfFor week past the ar
rivals of bulk shoulders have scarcely met the
current demand, and as much OF the supply |.
more or less unsulted to the reau1remseniis Oh
on fully cured meats OF all kinds. We quote
shoulders 4i5@4i4c loose and 4N@4hc packed
ers' rates are 1.@Ac higher. sales-2 car loads
long and short clear sides on private terms.
BACoN-7The market in this article is easy Ga:
and dragging at 5a465zsc, clear rib sides easy at
6za arc, and clear sides firm at 74@77Sc. Deal
ers' rates are ls0Ac higher all round. Sales
casks clear sides at Nc
HAMS-Are in good supply and small de-
mand, prices ruling easy. We quote plain hams
at sk@9l3c. and choice sugar-cured ga @10Ac. as
In size quality and brand. Dealers prices are y
LARD-1s steady and unchanged. We quote
refined fierce s@S14c; packers steam sc. and
kettle s4@s7sc. Dealers obtaining an advance
of Nc on these prices for job lots. Sales, 25
tierees refined do on private terms Gl
supply. and the mar ket is dull and easy at IA
@s1c; dealers charging cooke for small lots.
i PACKERS HOG PRODUCTS-Dealers are
selling on orders in the job trade at So 2596 so
half Dbl for pig pork, $40 5o@u y Dbl for prime
mess pork 50 so for prime pork. and $40 so
for rump pork. Pigs feet are selling at
$101 25 p keg. Ham sausages are dull and
quoted at s@skc y h. Family pork Is jobbing
at s12 so q Dbl. Picked pigs tongues are quoted
at exc apiece. Picked heads are Offering at
sl0@l1 y fierce. and jowls at IS 5000 p barrel.
Bologna sausage SIC. Spare ribs s. 50@6.
CORN MEALS dull and unchanged at 50 300
IS q Dbl in the wholesale trade, and 81 5592 65
in the jobbing trade. Sales-15o bbls at 81 80
80 at 81 50; so bbls pearl at 81 IS.
CREAM AND PEARL MEALrThere is
about the usual supply. and the market is
quiet and steady, at 50 s5@s Dbl. Demand
light. Saes-5o bbls pearl at 81 IS.
CORN FLOUR-Is quoted at 50 9o'g4, as IN