The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1878-07-06

Received Received Same time
this week. last week. last year.
New Orleans .....1,294 1900 1,117
Galveston. 713 1852 203
MOb1lo ....... SIS 45l l2O
Savannah. i 303 1913 $50
Charleston -.....-. 1S5 179 800
Norfolk .......... S58 787 1181
eIV ReW YorR .. s4S iSS s45
Boston ............ 8Os 241 326
Philadelphia 81 333 851
Various ...... ..... 112- 147 372
Total. ......... 5877 G,348 7O73
Receipts at ports since September 1..-..4 2O6 316
Receipts same time last year. 1913 8l1
Receipts same time year before. .....-. a, 1858 655
The consolidated report for this week gives
exports to
This week.. a,2ia 4os5 1.255 14558
Last week, ,...,...: 12,oe4 167 $3.50 5000
Since Sept. H.. 2Ool,576 495.6o5 678592 3,268573
Same time last
year 30, ,O27O45 44s69G 43O,65O 29O1 1892
STOCKS AT ALL THE PORTS.
This week 1855
SUGAR-The market throughout the week
has been moderately active and prices firm.
good common 69s55e: fair to good fair ez59
Dr 1EG fg Nc s5 7ai krsy eirRa9 RE99e c seffz xefoTz
clarified, as In quality. 8h@8Mc; off whites,
good to choice, sc; white clarified $685..
MOLASSES-In this article the movement
has been light and prices steady.
We quote: Common 22@25c; fair 25@28c:
prime 32@35c; strictly prime 36@38c; choice
40@42c.
FLOUR Receipts this week 1857 bbls: last
week 6757 bbls; this week last year 1929 bbls.
Stocks are light, and throughout there has been
grades of old wheat flour. Under the pressure
prices have improved. compared with last
week. 121a@25c y bbl. the market closing firm
/ kk, AAInn n-An nFl6 to
day about 4lOO bbls. including 1000 bbs for ex
port as follows 60 bbls at 81 25 so and 80 at 81 60
Is at . 62H; 100 at IS 15 25 at s. 2o 50. 292 25
25 1O0 65 and 80 at s6 5O 100 at IS 55 100 TO-
| go and 100 at SIS 70; 25 and $50 at $5 80; % at
s71 q at SCI 2oO 26o and $50 5000 on pr private 9
We quote: Fancy choice So 5O95 s73l; family
@ double extras s4 tSG SS single % Extras Is g5@
superfne 81 50@s, rs: common $3. Dealers
| In their trade obtuin an advance OF SOC q Dbl on
CORN MEAL--The market has been praci;
cally swept of Western meal in first hands. and
the stock being now largely confined to one
fully 2Sc higher. We quote good to choice West
ern 50 4o02 80. Sales-30 and26 bbls (sold early
GRiTS-There Is a moderate but steady de-
mand and prices continue to rule firm at 50 80
as p Dbl for good to choice Western ex landing
In round lots. On job lots dealers obtain So 800
3 25 as in quality and brand. SAles-50 and 60
bbls at So.
CREAM AND PEARL MEAL-$2 9O@8 .
Dbl, as In quality.
COW PEAS-The season Is over and the
lots remaining on the market find slow sale
and at greatly reduced prices. We quote low
grades nominal at 20@S0c, good mixed 40@65c
and clay 75c.
PORK-During the week closing to-day
prices Of provisions have weakened in all the
leading staples and as compared with last Fri.
day mess pork is about 121ac lower to sell; but
rules quite steady to-day, with limited local
demand at SO 80 on sales frsm fist hands
Dealers are still iobbing at $40 75911 2 bbl.
sales-5O bbls yesterday at $40 S7A; 80 obls at
SO so.
/ DRY SALT ME4T-Owing to the limited sup
ply shoulders have ruled very steady through
out the week, closing to-day firm at 51sg5Ac Tor