The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1878-09-27

Received Same time Same time
since Friday. last week, last ysar7
New Orleans 6,87G 4.296 4,196
Galveston. ........11 53t 1890 G,O35
Mobile ...., 3183 225a 2.06G
Savannah ..........2G9s $50 20,55O 9,i3n
Charleston. 12,b49 5.G9G
Wilmington 2h1a 1884 II
Norfolk .....,... 3 aas 2O97 2287
New York.. ..... GOA SD 100
Boston ,.,. .,..., 27a 49,. 9O5
Philadelphia. 1o2 ia
Various. ........... '',''
Total. ............... 57423 31.323
Receipts at ports since September L.. ......
Receipts same time last year. ....-....'. 66,080
Receipts same time year before. 17l.o 800
The consolidated report for the five days
'-'''' va ''A' G. B. Ere. Con. Chan Stocks
This week w $3.50 1.6lo 163,2Oo
Isv Last It week -. ~. 6,2s6 ''' 1ol.62l
OCEAN FREIGHTs-Are quoted as follows;
By steam-Cotton to Liverpool Tiled: to
Havre &C; to, Bremen d., to Hamburg -;
e GENOA ena sS New York @
to Boston, Providence Fall River and Phila-
By sail-Cotton to Liverpool ID; to Havre
15-16c: to Bremen C: to Hamburg ID; to Ant
werp d; to Revel and Cronstadt ID; to Genoa
F Rver snd
,sUGAR-The movement is limited and prices
steady.
common 7@77Sc; fair to good fair 72S@8c; fully
fair SIC; prime sAc strictly prime. SIC; gray
clarified O.; yellow clarified, as In quality
9@e%: off whites. good to choice. 91Ac; white
MOLASSES-D and nominal.
We quote: Common 18O24c: fair 25e@28c;
prime 30@32c; strictly prime -@-c; choice -
FLOUR-We repeat our comments of yester-
day as explaining in detail the position of the
market. Receivers and ,grocers accept the sit
uation and do not anticipate any considerable
movement until the fever epidemic subsidies
opened Necessarily business is restricted to
the city demand. which is not active. MS dealers
ons te t9 a1 @ az to gr
For these reasons the market is unusually
quiet and prices nominally unchanged. Sales
50 bbs at S. 25 at IS 121a; Is at s5 co. and % at
We quote Choice extras s. 25@5 e2a family
s5@5 IS; trebles, low to choice, q 2b@5; double
extras ss 1904 25 :single extras 1908 5o superfne
| So 1903: common 50 5000 rs. Dealers in their
trade obtain an advance of soc . bbl on these
CORN MEAL-The amount of stock actively
in the market is limited, nevertheless business
is dull and prices easy at former quotations,
| 81 40 p Dbl on sales from first hands. Dealers
are still jobbing out Of store at 50 6o@2 65 q
GRITs-supply moderate; demand light and
market steady at 50 65@3 IS 4p Dbl delivered to
grits ex-store at SO 9o614 . Dbl.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS ss@s 25; retail So 5o@
|
RYE EFLOUR-Unchanged at So 5o@3 75.
| CREAM AND PEARL MEAL-Demand light
and confined to small lots. which are sold at
| 50 6502 s5 y Dbl.
| PORK-There is more steadiness in the mar
ket and the value of mess pork is better estab-
| llshed In consequence of the frmer and steadier
rulings at Chicago. We quote mess. on safes
| from first hands, at SO S71a@10 y bbl dealers
| jobbing and retailing at $40 so. Sales-5O bbls at
| SO 90.
DRY SALT MEAT-There was fair move
ment to-day. buyers now making @ distinc ctlon
| between old and new packed shoulders. Moth
ing Is reported in loose car lots. We quote
new packed shoulders at 5h@55sc and old ditto
at 54@52sc. Dealers obtain the usual advance
on these prices Of 15@1ac. Sales-2o, 40 and &C
boxes shoulders, old, on private terms; 60 boxes
new In lots at sac.
BACON-Is without much inquiry. prices
ruling easy at f1rmer quotations. There are
occasional jobbing transactions at &C for shoul.
ders. 7e, for clear rib sides, and 7Ac for CLEAR
sides. Dealers quote at &c higher than these
prices. Saes-5 casks clear sides at 74c 9 to.
! LARD-The mark ct has quietly eased OIL and
holders nnd themselves forced make ee5,ees @
sions on previous quotations. We quote refined
n tierces, at Sac. prime steam in tierees, al
74@72sc and kegs (rehned} $4,000. Dealers II
their trade obtain the usual advance of 1@}4t
on these prices.
HAMS-Tha market is dull and heavy anC