The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-09-19

Deceived Same time Same time
since Friday. last week. last year.
| New Orleans 1888 1888 1892
GalVeston. --.'''..1l,ll7 so65 1753
Mobile .:..". 1880 1,4l4 1857
| Savannah. 49, lO 1884 $3.50
Charleston 1850 1864 307s
Wilmington ...... 1.215 SIT 291
Norfolk ...... AL Cos 300
Baltimore 242 |
New York.. 80 n 20
Boston $500. 141 552
Philadelphia. 174 so 1888
Various. ..........
Total. 49, 9s 3os22 1876
Receipts at ports since September 1..... 1892
Receipts same time last year. .............. BOAST
Receipts same time year before. ......... SO 1862
The consolidated report for FIVE days gives
~ e.B. Ere. Con. Chan. Stocks
This week.. 4,e55
Last week 1890 80. 1851
This week last
year........ 81 Hits
OCEAN FREIGHTs-Are, quoted as follows
By steam-Cotton to Liverpool Tiled: to
Havre C: to, Bremen d., to Hamburg =:
Genoa a" and Barcelona inso to New York sc e.
to Boston, Providence. Fall River and Phila-
By rs sail1Cotton to Liverpool ID; to Havre
15-1ec; to Bremen C.; to Hamburg ID; to Ant
werp,- ID; to Revel and Cropstadt ID; to Genoa
Ppd Fan to S9 gG PRF t. Boston
SDaAR-1s in light request but steady. :,
We quote: Inferior --@-c; common to good
far sHc; prime sJic; strictly prime. SIC; gray
s@sa: off whites. good to Choice. 9hc; White;
M%oIAssEs15Pul and nominal. 49,, ..<,.o-.
We quote: Common 18D24c fair 25@28c;
prime 3o@a2c: strictly prime -@-c: choice -
FLOUR-Business continues very dull in the
flour line, and sales to the local trade only are
reported. The stock is considered very ample.
and since large movements are I'm practicable,
rece1vers are, making no efforts to press sales.
The top of the market seems to be IS SO for
Dbl. sales-35 bbs at 81 80; 80 at 81 s71z: Is at
S.; 100 at So 50; IS and IS at SIS 50: Is at S. Is
We quote: Choice extras S. 371h@5 62}a: family
extras So 1904 Is single extras 1903 80: superfne
80 1903: common So 5000 rs. Dealers in their
trade obtain an advance Of soc " Dbl on these
CORN MEAL-The position of the market as
to the supply is unchanged. and the demand
lots Dealers IN t5eir ri! tra eS Obtain 81 3 s@a 70 in
GRITS-supply moderate demand light. and
grits ex-store at SO 1904 p Dbl.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES 90 5o@3 rs retail s3 1904.
CREAM AND PEARL MEA Al ~ De1n nc light
az and ds e9n # to small lots which are sold at
PORK-The tone of the market is easier and
prices freely paid the past day or two are barely
maintained with limited demand for small
lbtS Hul IL Siil I'LL StEo6L OuoTluE we queue HlSSS
$40 371s on sales from first hands. dealers quot
ing retail and Job lots at $40 1901 y Dbl.
DRY SALT MEATS--The supply of shoulders
is limited and there being moderate local de-
mand previous quotations are freely main
tuned We quote loose shoulders at SIC
and packed Do at Szs@5&e. Dealers il their
these prices. Sales-l5 boxes shoulders at SIC.
LARD Quiet and firm, with q moderate in
quiry in the local trade. We quote refined. In
tierces, at S4@8'sc. prime steam. in tierces. at
7%@sc and kegs (refined) 9@9l4c. Dealers in
their trade obtain the usual advance of 16@Ac
on these prices.
HAMS-The market is dull and unchanged,
with the demand calling only for small lots In
t tha local ! trade We quote ordinary hams so
quality and brand. Dealers prices are A@hc
higher.
for the demand. and the market is steady for
choice goods at 9@94c; dealers are charging
Packets HOG PRoDUoTs- are
selling on orders in the sob trade at s707 IS
half bbl for pig pork; So . Dbl for prime; IS so
@s Is for prime mess IS SO for rump pork.
COFFEE-Dull and weak
QUOTATIONS. FOB GOLD