The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-01-08
Received Same time Same

Receipts at ports since September 1.....2. SOL 100
Receipts same time year before $500. q. 4s2. 2ss
The exports from all United States ports con-
sOlidated, as per kilograms to the Cotton Ex-
change. for three days have been as follows:
g. B. France. Cont. Chan. Stocks.
This week. 55.445 5,740 9.429 1856 ,241
Last week; 1e.245 1o,267 65s5 2,4oo sol,8so
This week
last year. 25.416 9.s85 1896 80. eso.775
OCEAN FREIGHTs-Are quoted as follows:
dence. Fail River PhiladelDhta and Baltimore
Liverpool Is Sd. and rs cd to Bremen . quarter
By sail = Cotton to Liverpool 10 led: to
aayre %f to Bremen s to Genoa Ssc
81 bb to New s
hid on sugag By sail the rate on molasses to
SUGAR--Receipts 21ss hhds. Sales 1880 hhds
Market quiet and prices unchanged with fair
We quote: Inferior s1t@4kc; common to
good common 4h@54c; fair to good fair
51@ssc; fully fair e%@6Hc.; prime 7I@7Hc:
stEicty prime ~ G gray eared 7@He Kei
MoLAssE s-Receipts 1865 bbis. Sales 2a4o
bbls. Market quiet. easy and unchanged. De-
We quote: Common 10000: fair 22@24c;
prime 2s@aoc: strictly prime so@aac: choice
FLOUR.--We see no change in the flour mar
ket except that there is an increasing foreign
demand. The sales to-day include 1900 barrels
trade is dull and prices are unchanged. Sales
so and 100 bbs at So 20; 25 and 25 at Sc 25 40 at
Sc s7h; Is at S. 50: Is at Sc Is: 1900 for export
extra = So; double extra 81 1906; treble
extras: : low to choice; 5000 . choice extras
these prices dealers obtain an advance Of
CORN, MEAL-Nothing was done in meal to-
81 $500 40 per barrel in the whole sale trade and
" CREAM AND M ''i PEARL M MEAL-rhere is
ffsbs. and steady at 50 1905 30 DBL demand
CORN FLOUR-.Is quoted at 50 1904. as in
quality; Local demand small. and this article
GRITS - Demand steady and fair. prices
ruling easy in lots at So 4Ot93 so y Dbl for No.
and g 7 S6i s5 for choce dealers jobbng at
RYE FLOUR-There is light supply, but
PORK-Fhere were no strictly round sales OF
agreed in their views. For new mess there are
buyers at sl2 but receivers hold steady at s12 IS.
In the jobbing trade dealers are still getting
$12 50t913 per barrel. The sales To-day consist
ed only OF so bbs in lot at sl2 %. and 20 bbs OF
r1p% HYp sSAkL SELF n q Article was rreru
and shoulders sold. loose and packed. at 4]4c.
We quote the market easy. Shoulders 41s0414c
loose and 44@42Sc packed; clear rib sides &c and
clear sides SIC; dealers jobbing 15@Ac higher,
Sales-8000 ID shoulders, loose, at 44c; one car
load do, in lots, at 414c; 40 boxes do at 44c.
BACON-The market in this class OF goods Is
toning up; the feeling is better and prices have
recovered little There are buyers at SIC,
exc and &c for shoulders. clear rib sides and
clear sides respectively. but holders are firm at
an advance of Ac on these figures. Dealers job
shoulders 6Ac, cleas rib sides TIC, and clear
sides Tie.
LARD-Is quiet and easy with light sales to
the local trade. We quote refined fierce sfg8ac;
packers steam 8@8}4c, and Kettle S7A@SHc.
Dealers obtaining an advance OF nc on these
prices for job lots. Sales-45 tierces packers
lard at SIC
HAMS Have steadily declined for week or
two and are now quoted 9h@10c for plain hams
and 1e@11c for sugar cured, as In size. quality
and brand Dealers job at hG1c above. Sales
80 tierceS on private terms.
BREAKFAST BACON-There Is an abundant
supply, and the market Is dull and easy at
csc; dealers charging 9@91ac for small lots.
PACKERS HOG PRODUCTS-Dealers are
selling on orders in the job trade at Sc 5o@7 y
half Dbl for pig pork, $11@11 SO y bbl for prime
mess pork So 5O@l0 for prime pork. and s11@
II IS for rump pork. Pigs feet are selling Eli, at
quoted at s@s14c p ID. Family pork is jobbing
at e@sKc apiece Picked heads are offering at
f Observation-Disclosures e sHc. Spare ribs Il sc@s 90
CORN-Is quiet but steady. Sales 800 choice
white at SEC, 500 yellow at 55c p bushel.
(lATS-A Sfaadiar with moderate inquiry.