The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1878-11-08

since Friday. last week. last year.
ua~, 1r1anna .,25 052 II O97 &C. 238
HHo1I.ooton % 1Ga 23T75 1l,4G9
Mahiio NJ rs,'o 91o4 5722 is 795
$500 aa,,onooh " ol 7Ge p7 73f 25 G}S
OharlestOn..... 23016 21,28l ~ on2 @
Wilmington -....' 3S2 b,aSa 90 o'1oa aoa
Norfolk .--... ...'1bi25 1o'5Ho @@ooa ooa
Baltimore .-.s,..'- lb3 ~ n.9 30
noW noston ~ ~ + 2o8 6254 4.9H
Phiiadelnhia. 7G2 1,547 sos
Various, .''''. -''' ''''
Total. ....1 1888 1896 13oo37 167.11o
Receipts at ports since September 1.''1 ~ Go2
Receipts same time last yeafr yfors 95g15 919 gl5
The consolidated report for six days gives
exports to v, o rr+a, u+oohs
rhis week 52351 1854 II 1863 1856 479,332
Last week....; 54457 8,598 2s,46l 1900 429's93
lHas woeh ."'. 35 93s ese 1899 1854 498 5t2
OCEAN FREIGHTs FROM NEW ORLEANS.
cotton Steam, Sail.
,o-,oo1 J'0'1 sd 7-lGd
nnH"n ........,... 49,. 49, 160
Pranoen en......... .... 15-l..
itotterdam. m.................9- 8 led to arrive
Eopna isono. tsnu w. 15-1Go
ReStdn, heW Ycrkf Providence. f;;e.ti Fall 'S' ''''
River and Philadelphia. &c via n. York 80;
SUGAR-There Is moderate inquiry ana
p'e9 W. quota: 1r inferior 4}z@4c; common to good
common 5@5@c fair to good fair 54@Gho; inlly ~
&c; &C. gray clarified O.: yellow clarified, as
| In ,aInality. 7ac: off whites. good to choice.
| 1908 &c: white clarified 84@-c.,
MOLASSES-There Is good demand ana
the market easy.
WeGuote: Common 29@3oc; fair 31@32c prime,
frfg prm fhnfe hnd Ss6
Sal g. 50 b hbls Isl at So rs ot 81 07; so at 81 c2s 20
We Acl quote: Fancy extras s5@5 25; family
s494 50; trebles, low to choice. 81 rs; double
extras So 7564; single extras 1903 80; suDerhne
1908 25: common 50 5000 Is. DeaIers IN tt thelr
| trade obtain an advance Of QUO " Dbl Oh ehese
CORN, MEAL-There is q good suppl. - on n
sale and the tone Of the market ls easier at 81 80
advance of 15@25c on the wholesale rates;
GRITH-snpply moderate h demand n IN - lign a ano
| lots ont Of store, Dealers quote choice grits OK
HOMINY-Wholesale 50 oo@s Is: retail 50 80.
rye FLOUR Unchanged at 50 so@s 75s, ,,s+
and sonGsSdI & ed to small lots which are sold a
" P0RK~Is '1IRi in light demand and easy:
round lots quoted at ss 25 and small lots ss sell
ing to the trade at ss 377s. Dealers quote mess aC
DRY SALT MEATS--The market fs quiet and
prices eusy Old shoulders, loose and PACKED.
.oHea dq N a. 5M ana ct sasy a @ beasr
quote r. a,:yance on these prices. l., u,oo.
! BACON-There is an easier feeling IN PRICES
caused by the increasing supplies and fhe nm ~
tied demand. We quote shoulders at 45@4Ac,
feaT rib sides 5ae and qear sides yrss at 5@'hc
| IARD0The market is quiet. We quote
refined iaat lard d in tterces at sI@7c and, prime
steam 61z@6A. Kegs are held A@1c higher
Dealers in their trade obtain an advance OF Ac
on these prices
HAMS-A receiver reports 100 tierces sold in
the past three days, medium to- small averages
at ii h@12c Ordinary or plain hams are quoted
ut s@l0c. Demand light and tone OF the marke
easy. Dealers obtain the usual advance OF As
>AB ABBREAKFAsT RI BACON-The supply is ample
for the demand. and the market Is dull hnt
easy for choice goods at 7A@8c; dealers are
charging 815(98A for small lots
, PACKEhS' HOG PKODUOTS-Dealers are
selling on orders in the Job trade at SIS 5o@6 u
u half bbl for pig pork: ST 25@7 50 y Dbl fo
prime; ST rs for prime mess; ST IS for rum9
pork: ,-,.