The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-06-22

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The exports since September. /, to date from
New Orleans have been as follows: Great
Britain 798,537 bales, against 2o79 last year
| France ,62i against 322,071 last year; other
foreign ports 800 40, against 1851 last year,
and eoastWtse 229 O23. against 1922 last yea
making total foreign and coast"ise OF ,S21
The receipts at all ports, consolidated, as per
kilograms to the Cotton Exchange, show totals
bales, against 1904 bales last Friday, 1907 last
yetsr and 2t4G the year before.
The movement at ports for the week, up TO
| ~ m. to-day. Ia given below:
| Received Received This week
this week. last week, last year.
| New Orleans ....1.777 flag 1855
| Galveston. .....,..1,34 1.5y1 CID
| Mobile ....,.,..,. fG7 1856 600
Savannah. .,.....,.2,872 206s Its
| Charleston 2H 36l 2O5
| Wilmington ....... 296 157 30
| Norfolk ..,.....1 $50 LIZA SIT
Baltimore ......... b52 lTf az
| New York. ........ 10 12l 2l9
| Boston ....,. 7O5 1921 1862
| philadelphia ..." 962 l62 b63
Various ...... GA 3l3 2l9
Total. ....1o5O5 1908 Bob
Receipts at ports since September 1.....419 .091
Receipts same time last year '....... B 905 ,97S
Receipts same time year before. ..."...4O47,9 l3
''-'' ~ CD. Ere. Con. Total
T Thsf w wsSk 5 SO 1884 s ssS a5 $50
, year w." .."....",' 2l.7s5 4o62 11s 800
Since Sept .2.073,O94 491. 1853 G73,498 1921, 945
Year ' .o14g99 443346 425,94s 28sl, 288
STOCKS AT ALL THE PORTS.
This week 94 5S
This week last year .283 229
| OCEAN FREIdHTs--Are quoted rs follows:
| By steam-Cotton to Liverpool 5-16d@Hd to Re-
vel d: to Bremen d; to Boston, Provldernce.
| York, Nc; to New York &c; grain to LIVERPOOL
4sg8d, and - to Bremen p quarter.
BY sail-Cotton to Liverpool 6-16@nd: to Havre
| 70; to Bremen Nc: to Genoa H@1e; grain to
BUd2R~No receipts. sales-7s7 hhds.
Throughout the week the market has ruled
I'VE We S guote: Interior 4H@5X; common to
good common 6@eNc: fair TO good fair ez6@
prime 7%@8Xo; gray clarified 90; yellow
clarified, as In quality. 8h@sAe; off whites.
COED TO chG I g.; white elaEihed $685. NJ.
important change has taken place during the
past seven days; the market has ruledlquiet and
We quote: Common 22@75c; fair 2502se:
prime s2935c: strictly prime se@3sc: choice
FLOUR-The receipts Of -four this week we're
127OG bbls against H. 452 bbs last week. and 2575
bbls this week last year. The commercial week
closing 70 day has not been marked for activity
been dull. Low grades continue unstable, and
doubles and trebles are easier. but the high
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and steady at SIS 50@5 rs. with occasional move
ments in a moderate way Of special brands Mt
higher prices; There was sale to-day OF 1000
bbIs, to go to LIVERPOOL; but otherwise the mar
ket was dull and the movement light. closing
easy Mt our quotations. sales-60 bbl5 at 81 %
% at o. G2s 2'at 81 so at So 100 at s5 ~ Is ut
Is 70; 1000 for export on private tor ms.
We quote: Fancy choice IS 50g5 rs: family IS
doubis lee 2504 80; single e2tras Is 7SS4;
superfine 81 5000 IS; common k3 Dealers
In their trade obtain an advance Of soc v Dbl on
CORN MEAL-The supply Is fair and the tone
OF the market easier, with prices now quoted
50 1902 30 for lots Of good choice Western, de
livered on the landing, dealers jobbing and re-
failing out of store at 81 GO@2 IS y Dbl Sales-25
and % bbs # 81 40; IS at 81 As, and So at 50 co.
continue to rule firm at 1903 IS p bbl fJr good
IN choice Western ex- landing In round lots.
On job lots dealers obtain 50 1903 so, as in quail
DREAM B AND PEARL MEAL-s2 eo@a p
HON NY@WRolesale % rs; jobbing 50.
cow PEAS-The season being about over.
the lots remaining on the market find slow sale
| and at greatly reduced prices. We quote low
and clay 8oc6E Sales-5O bags damaged at l5c; ;
14O bags at 6Oe; 1870 at coo; 200 on private terms
PORK-The market to-day Is quiet but very
| strong. with fair cOns I'D ptive demand, and
prices firmly established at an advance OF 25e on
last weeks quotations. We quote mess pork
firm and unchanged at $40 Is. some holders ask
ing $40 50 y bbl Dealers rates are steady at
SO rs . Dbl. Sales, IS. Is. so and 80 bbls at
DRY SALT MEATs-The bulge in the market
yesterday, when holders advanced their ideas
to SIC for packed shoulders, was not sustained.
but nevertheless he feeling was very steady on
the basis Of prices obtained actual sales yes
terday. There we're no ported sales to-day,
and the market closed quiet and firm at 4z6e
nominal for loose meats and 59515c for packed
goods, dealers jobbing shoulders at 555@53G for
loose and packed.
BACQN-The excitement in the market yes
terday has been followed by extreme duietnesS;
prices, however. remain firm and unchanged,
with moderate demand and sales, an offer If
5Hc being refused on fifteen boxes Of shoulders.
s3G@61c, and clear sides at &c. Sates-9 and 10
boxes clear rib sides at &c; 5, and IS casks
clear sides at exc per pound;
KANSAS compared with prices last week,
The supply is light, the demand steady, and
prices strong. We quote plain hams S12@9hc
and choice sugar cured at 1O7a@114c, as In size,
quality and brand. Dealers prizes are h01c
above these figures. Sales-10 tterces small
LARD-OOntinues in fair and steady jobbing
d. mand, and prices ruling steady and IN
changed. We quote refined lard 7A@7h for
good to choice, and packers prime steam exc
7c; kegs 7X@8c. and pals 7h@8c Dealers
rates are Nc higher. Sales-1O tierces at TIC.
BREAKFAST BACON-The supply on the
spot is scarce and 1 TIE market Market Is easier for
FULTON BEEF-Half bbls 50 rs: extra West
err Rfs sS slS@l R6a bb Observation-Disclosures arc
selling on orders in the JOB, trade at IS rs p
half Dbl for pig pork So 50 D Dbl for prime mess
pork, SO % for prime DorR. and IS 30 for
rumU pork.
COFFEE-Throughout the week the move
ment has been moderate at easy prices.
QUOTATIONS FOR GOLD.