The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-01-17

Receipts at ports since September 1.....2 $50 100
Receipts same time last year ........ .s42 .955
Receipts same time year before. ........26 77 SIC
The exports from oil United States ports. con-
solidated as per kilograms to the Cotton Ex-
change. for five DAYS have been as follows:
G. b. Fnce. Cont. Chan. Stocks.
This week. G9,376 2s,920 9,t31 937 e69723
Last week, week. esl29 1910 1921 seSslo
last year. 5o,s55 2s,sao 1926 1911 s997s2
OCEAN FREIGHTs-Are quoted as follows:
by B Gen t. H"aon sf p;oy
denee. Fall River. PSiladelphia and ' Baltimore
via New York &c: to New York sac: grain to
BY sail = Cotton to Liverpool 1s32@7. led to
Havre &c: to Bremen 15-l6c; to Genoa 1b-Isc :
grain to the Continent Is 6d@8s.
% on moasses bb to New York and II ' s7Ss
hid on sugar. BY sail the rate on molasses to
New York is 81 rs W Dbl.
The market Is weak for raw grades. for which
there is but little demand. and the stock large
CHOICE off whites and clartieds are in good do
We quote: Inferior a@41lc; common to
good common 4a@5sgc; fair to good fair
p y erms ay GRAY s esse Rs k as y stT
clarified, as In quality 7al@s1sc; off whites, good
to choice ass s,sSs1se; white clarified sa@gse.
bills. For prime to choice the demand is fair
and prices steady. but for grades below this
standard the inquiry is limited.
prime 2s@3oc: strictly prime so@a2c: choice
|-0-c.
FLoUR-There is no change to note than
was small and confined to Job lots. Sales-sO
hhds at Sc 49, rs at Sc 12 rs at S. 5o 100 at Is
lag s. ~ 5 SO at 81 So and 50 at y Is Dbl
extra q 6o;. double extra 81 1906; treble
low to ch9iee $685. eheies extras
1hese prices dealers obtain an advance Of
CORN MEALS dull and unchanged at % 800
2 IS y Dbl IN the wholesale trade and 50 $500 65
CORN FLOUR--Is quoted at So 1904. as in
quality: Local demand small. and this article
RYE FIoURNThere is light supply, but
quite equal TO the demand. at 81 25@4 SO y Dbl:
CREAM MEALS so on Levee and So &c job
GKITs77Good supply. Demand good: 50 50
RTSk e for shoss od Il store f.r
Choice New York creamery ao@s1: New York
medium grades 5000. Western-choice. fresh
packed 1909; good do 15al7; good fruit house
eaeked go w gsdes SO
CHEESE-Prime Western factory l214012h;
sG1d Dc %dN @ gEHF ley H9 Hbs cream re 55
PORK--Was neglected. The market ruled
easy and lower. We quote old mess s11. and new
mess nomiually s11 IS. Dealers are still selling
Dbl.
DRY SALT MEATS-The receipts of this class
OF meats are light. There is an ample stock for
the demand and market easy. Shoulders AGO
4hc for loose and packed; sides remaining easy
at 5a@6%c, for clear ribs and cooke for clear
sides; Dealers rates are 6@4e higher:
shoulders dull and easy at 5285z1c clear rib
sides quiet at 6zs arc and clear sides steady at
round.
HAMs-Are in good supply and small de-
mand, prices ruling easy. We quote plain hams
at sa@973c. and choice sugar cured 9s4 @1O2c, as
in size. quality and brand. Dealers prices are Il
Ole higher.
LARD-Is dull and easy in the local trade
and in some demand for export. We quote
refined fierce s@8Bc; packers steam 7zs@sc. and
kettle sA@s7sc. Dealers obtaining an advance
Of Nc on these prices for job lots. Sales, 25
tierces packers on landing at 7Ac.
BREAKFAST BACON-There is an abundant
supply. and the market II dull and easy at ~
@aAc: dealers charging sD918e for small lots.
PACKERS HOG PRODUOTS-Dealers are
hall Dbl for pig Hofk. I'D 5o@Il y bbl for prime
mesa pork. " IN tor prime pork. md $40 50