The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-08-31
The movement at ports for this week, up to
II N. to- day. Is given below:


this week. last week. last year.
New Orleans .....1.09l 800 l49
Galveston. 5,904 2035 932
MOb1ie ABB 20 lao
Savannah. $500 1.181 3el
Charleston .......-1 408 412 139
Wilmington -' 81 l2o ~
Norfolk l 32l jill
Baltimore 1IS IL
New York. Sal 81
RostoI1 .,......... 178 IT'S 1873
Philadelphia ....., BIT 81 VI
various. .....-,.-- lfS Iio 81
Total 5,373 2906
Receipts at ports since September l.. "a
Receipts same time last year .-..'''' 3,944 3i9
Receipts SAME time year before .'.-.'4, 125 1876
The consolidated report for this week gives
G; B; Ere: Con. Total al:
Last week ...... 1854 1854
This This we" week last '
since Sept ,.t 1,ls7sas 4s91o1 esso2s a'sl'.'55
year ...........2 o8o7Ol 27o 442.257 2.978.228
STOCK AT ALL THE PORTS.
This week 1874
Last week 4oo44
re oJEA ssk FEE hSs quoted as
BY ,steam-Cntton to Liverpool %; to
Revel d., to Bremen d. to Boston; Proyi-
| via New York, &c: to New York re; grain to
Liverpool IS cd. and - to Bremen y quarter
BY saiI-Cotton to Liverpool Cd; to havrs
/
sUGAR-The market during the week has
been quiet and prizes to good
common 7@72sc; fair to good fair 73sg8c; fully
fair SIC; prime SIC: strictly prime SIC; gray
s@eH; off whites, good to choice, e14c; white
M LA has been but little inquiry
ket has ruled nominal.
We quote: Common 22@25c: fair 25@28c
prime 30@32c: strictly prime 36tg38c; cholce Al
FLOUR-The receipts of flour this week have
been 72&3 bbls against $3.50 bbls last week, and
the week closed with light supply on sale
dull and inactive; demand and prices about 2;
cents lower than on last Friday. with holders
Offering freely at the decline. Sales-25 and 81
bbls at SIS 40 60 at SIS IS; 100 on private terms:
We quote: Choice extras IS 621@6: family $50
@5 so; trebles, low to choice, 81 5095 25; double
50 1904 IN zn extras 81 Ib fba
trade obtain an advance OF SOC g Dbl on tness
i. CORN MEAL-Although the supply is good
it is not freely offered. as the demand is ligh
{ and prices below the views Of shippers. o.
whose account the stock is chiefly held, "
for choice Western, with job lots selling 70 tn
trade At 50 6o@2 IS . Dbl, and dealers jobbin
and Gh 1san Hk s = XXI 50 mE al
crate. demand limited and quoted at $3@a
HoMINY-ss e5@a rs Wholesale. and So $50
RYE FLOUR-Quoted at So 5000 rs.
GRITS-Demand dull and prices easy
So 1904 ex landing. Job lots out of store sellin
at 81 1904 %.
PORK-There Is not much demand for mes
pork in round lots. and the trade reports
moderate inquiry only for small lots, which re
; ceivers are satisfying at S11 371a@11 50 = BIB
q Dealers in their line, report business dull an
mess quiet and steady ca at 81, 81 7 IS s ., ID
'G DRY sAI III MEATS-The feeling is weak an
v prices are barely maintained. We quote shou
trade; dealers obtaining the usual advance {
| nc on these prices for small lots delivered tro
store.
BACON-Tbe demand continues dull and pr
vious quotations are barely sustained.
quote shoulders 6h@6Sc, clear rib sides IN
75sc clear sides 74075sc. Dealers IN the
trade quote shoulders SIC. clear rio SIDES IA
and clear sides &c. Sales-5 casks clear +
sides at 75Gc
HAMS-There was some inquiry for sma
hams to-day in the Havana trade, and lot
Is tiernes sold at 1870 for export. We quot
Plain hams 9@1Oc. and choice sugar-cured y
@13Hc, as In size and quality. Dealers obta
an advance of M@5ac on these prices. Sales
tierces for Havana at 131zc.
LARD-Quiet and unchanged, with modera
supply and demand; prime steam $685.
refined sh@sszc. Kegs are quoted at 81
9Kc, and buckets 921c. Dealers obtain an a
vance OF 1&e on these prices. sales-15 tierc
BREAKFAsT BACoN-The supply is ami
. | for the demand. and the market is steady +