The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-04-06


this week. last week. last year.
New Orleans .....15.459 22016 1860
Galveston ...... 4.772 13G 24o9
Mobile ............ 4,l43 5246 305
savannah. 5,634 1927 2915
Charleston mann. 2,451 2.761 1,1s9
Wilmington .... 67s 0t3 40
Norfolk .......... 1874 6,s76 1893
Baltimore ......... 577 437 6O
New York. 6,O52 8.7O5 1459
Boston ...... ...... 371O 57g7 2.049
Philadelphia 500. 5s2 $40 912
Vario,ls. 49,. .... 6t3 1O2O $50
Total. ......53. ASS 66499 27 800
Receipts at ports since September 1.....3 92s. 566
Receipts same time last year. 1882 ,491
Receipts same time year before. ...... 3799 100
The consolidated report for seven days gives
exports to
This week. go. 62,O79 1890 24,7s2 102.751
This week rty'r 1893 47sl 1850 1850
Since Sept / 1878 44l,oa5 5sa.77s 2,7s2.s $50
year .......-.1 .7241os 1878 $50 325.s72 2,42s,139
STOCKS AT ALL THE PORTS.
This week. 563 ,735
Last week. ool ,ys
This week last year ...-.............. -690,fH
OCEAN FREIGHTs-Are quoted as follows:
ID: to Bremen.,d: to Boston, Providence. Fall
Rivsr, Philadsyhla and Baltimore via New
los I'd. and = to Bremen p quarter.
By sail-Cotton to Liverpool 49, sd; to Havre
1850; to Bremen &c; to Genoa %@lc; grain
steam cam rat rates to Northern ports are quoted at
81 as On molasses y Dbl to New York, and $40
$50 . hid on sugar. By sail the rate on mo-
The inquiry Is iaflr and the market firm.
so %9 cc an1e Rtssi9s ss so to seed
y prime 7k@7xc; gray clarified .@I1e: yellow
to choice s@szse: white clarified Goo.
MOLASSES-Receipts 1897 bbls; sales 112 bbls.
The demand is small and prices steady. o,oaor,.
prime so@-c; strictly prime ss@asc: choice
Fl TLoUR-The arrivals this week foot up Is ,51s
barrels. against 1886 barrels last week. AS the
demand during the first days of the week was
quite active the fresh receipts were about all
taken Off the market at a. adyaaee OF
ever. trade has been dull and buyers have not
been disposed to operate except at concessions
aaoabe ehange in prees but PROPERTY
lower to sell. The sales to-day amounted to
1870 barrels5O and 100 bbls. at 81 80; 50 bbs ut
and 200 bbs at S. 75 100 bbls at S. 37h 50 bbs at
Sc 40 40 and so bbls at Sc so; 200 bis ON private
terms. :,
S. 5o@6; trebles, low to choice, 81 1908 50
double extras 81 1904 50; single extras 81 q
4 as; superhne .@s4; fine 50 5o9s Is; Dealers,
| CORN M EAL-At the close to-day there was
slightly stronger feeling in Western Meal. and
some lots sold at an advance of Sc on ,yester-
days prices, The demand is small and prices
quiet and steady at 1902 10 for low grades and
So 1902 20 for choice Dealers rates are I'M
changed. job lots still selling at 50 25@2 35 ac-
/ cording to brand and quality. sales-5o bbls at
d X e g ANb 100 p E Il MEA1western is
quoted at 500 Is U Dbl ex landing, and 50 Is
| @3 so ex store.
GR[Ts-supply good and demand steady
! to ohnioa IN a lar
os 20 and out of store at SO 25@s 40 p Dbl. ;,
! COW PEAS-We note a large stock and dull
demand, and prices easier and lower-iow
grades selling at 75@s5c, good mixed at SOL Is
and clay at 81 20@1 Is.
| PORK-There was moderate demand for
mess to-day the market ruling quiet and
steady on round lots at $40 50@l0 62H, although
some sales, made outside the regular trade,
were reported at SO IS. Supply good; but most
of it is understood to be held under limits.
Dealers are still selling in the job and order
trade at s11 25911 so. Sales-50 and so bhls at
so so: go at $40 62k; 100 toutside) at $40 IS .
| Dbl.