The New Orleans Democrat. (New Orleans, La.) 1875-1876, 1876-07-23

1T. Louis down freights have advanced Sc. and
Unsound iour il quoted ut Va 5000 so y bbl.
sonnd-common at 81 7b03 So fine o. 1904.
superfins - %. double extra - 500! rs, low
treble extra 1905 2b. good do u b0ND5 49, choice
treble extra se6Ds 30. choice and family extra
= COIN aEAI-small stock and none coming.
50 and % Of 81 rs y bbl. The. stock 10 mostly
held under limit at ~ y bbl and dealers are Job.
bling at that price. st. Louis freights are SC v
wHEAT--There we're further receipts this
morning OF sas sacks from Tennessee and 800
sacks from Texas, further accession to pre-
vious stock on hand Of 5000 bushels. Supplies
Of Texas and Tennessee can be furnished to any
extent. The market II quoted ut ~ 30 " bushcl
demand for export for No 2 wheat. Purchases
are retarded ut the moment by the lack Of export
freight room. The demand here IL governed
mostly by the supply OF export tonnage, All the
receipts Of wheat this season were in sucks
and the sales were made sacks included. Two
and a-half bushel sacks. not larger. made Of
heavy osnaburge. we learn. have the preference
for export California wheat sacks are very
desirable. For full Information as to how ship.
refer to the rules observed In the older Western
Northern and Eastern markets.
GRIIS@Command ~ s5 " Dbl on the landing,
COW PEAS-The season Is oyer, and The few
left on hand are selling on orders mt 35fg60e y
bushel for mixed and 7be FOR clay.
PHDVtSlONS-Stocks are extremely small .
only very light supplies are coming in, and the
market IL Mt u etandstil Buyers AMI sellers are
apart. II q seller comes forward prices weaken
nj once and become unsettled If a buyer should
make his appearance urices Immediately stii1en
and rise above hs views.
PORK-SmaIl stock. light receipts, no demand
and more depressed Mess In quoted nominal
ly at s2i@a At Y Dbl. as in weight and brand.
Dealers are jobbing ut t22 v Dbl;
Chicago, Ii:25 ~ m, reported: PORK dun
DRY SALT MEATS-The supplies are not
large, but they are In excess Of the demand.
which IL very limited and shoulders are offer
ing nj "a ps1sc loose. Dealers are ioboing ut 81
BACoN-,rhe supplies are very ANAL. but
there is no demand. and the market u &c
weaker. There ~ only very small Job trade,
at enc for shoulders it.c for clear rib sides, and
i2@12Ac for clear sides.
LARD-Is IN light supply and fair demand in
the local trade, and prices are stronger. fierce
refined IL selling ut 12ig12lc. keg 13lc, buckets
13l@l3!e: but there IL no demand;
Chicago. i:2s 9; m. reported; Lard dull
HAMS-A receiver sold 81 tierces choice sugar
cured ordinary average, TO arrive Mt 15e 10.
Small size choice eugar-eured continue scnrce
and In demand for Cuba ut 1s.c. medium size
BREARFAsT BACoN--rs In fair supply and
''af 4 Yn II sp2 4 9 ssns # + 10 ss lots at
o. 10 y gallon for Louisiana and Western Bour-
bon L u leht supply and fa =, demand e
the, demand rs retarded by the absence OF export
freight room.
are important orders here for. corn IN sacks,
bran, and rod and white wheat for South Amer
ica bit 20 sn,abs tor can es BE- 9bapsd
The receipts Of potatoes from the West are lib
eral and the market is dull Good size potatoes
are quoted ut 81 1bg2 v bbl with few transac-
u 75a2 v Dbl. Apples are scarce. and sell at "
"a Y Dbl. Choice cabbagee el@b crate. re-
cepts are liberal. but mostly damaged. No
choice sourkrout In the market.
BUTTER-Com is dull. A dairy Of 90 tubs
medium Western. oily, sold to-day Mt i5c ID
Choice Western iB quoted nj 2Oeg22c medium IL
COFFEE--The market IN quiet and prices are
easier for buyers Dealers stock Is about 10000
bags stock in first hands comprises i3.i74 bags.
We quote cargoes; ordinary i5@ibsc gold.
fair 16h@ieAc. good i7@t7,ac, prime 17h@i7Ae
v 10. job lots; ordinary tsh@15Ae gold. fair
sSg,N; fS'a p maqss =
and there is only moderate demand IT. I'M
changed prices 1900 sacks sold. OF which 400
white mixed. In poor order ~ eoc: zoo prime I,.,
mixed ut &c; 400 do ut s2&ci $50 do ct sac; $50
choice white at eAc. and $50 choice yellow at ese
OATS~The supply is light. with moderate
demand. bat previous prices are maintained;
2oo sacks sold of which 100 IT. Louis at 4oc and
100 Galena mt 45c y bushel.
only wanted 100 Sacks sold 1t 7aSsc y 100 b.
R1CEs-From all parts Of the State the crop
reports are favorable and there were receipts
to-day OF il sacks rough. now consigned to
Messrs. Siewerd 4 Thompson. We quote Lou
isiana No. at 2,s9sc. common totac. ordinary
e s. Nrw s aIes 2e' lot o Of SACKS
rough. received on the Goth inst. and then July
noticed by us. has been micd BY Messrs sisy.
on Change: It IL classed choice. and will be sold
by auction on Change on Monday at " m
.HAY-Fair supply with some inquiry ior
bales ordinary sold by auction at 5000 v ton.
chickens sell ATS. young Do. at g 5000. ducks
O. 5000 geese s5G6, turkies Sf2R16 dozen
Louisiana grown chickens 81 2b@4, young DO
q so0o2 80. ducks 1908. geese $50 g. turkeys sl2 y
EGGS-Choice Louisiana are scarce and com
mand isc dozen the stock on hand IL mostly
and offered at i0@ifc per dozen. west
ern are quoted at sfDt4c v doz.
WOOL-Large stock and business Is better.
BURY IN quoted at 9s@10lsc. Louisiana clear
2oe2ic clear lake 2i@G 1sc ID. nth,
BAGGING - The retail demand y limited.
Wholesale lots are quoted at l3gisAc for domes-
u R'ECEiPrs or PRoDucE..Arrived since our
XIV. 25 tlerces hams. 2s5 tierees and 800 Kegs
lard 9 casks of bacon, 1926 sacks corn. D,ooy
bushels corn in bulk 1879 sacks oats, stg saeks
pies 1887 hides 30s bbls lime, 3s bales moss ~
bbls onions 3Os sacks oil cake. 500 bbls potatoes,
I49 bbls RICE 30 bbs tallow. 50 bales wool, ana
''i Ex Ss'n OF PRODUCES since our
royew Of Yesterday: 172 bbls -four. do pork. Is
casks bacon. tierces lard 10 bbls whisky, 40
do cornmeal, 400 sacks corn, 81 SACKS oats, 10
do bran 2bales hay. 50 hbds and a. bbls sugar,
80 bbIs m oasses, 81 do rice. 1903 sacks coffee.
bbls potatoes, rs sacks COW peas, sacks salt, !
kegs butter. bbs apples and II DO onions.
The Alabama and Chattanooga Railroad after
a suspension of several months. are now run
ming trains from Meridian and Chattanooea.
and the New Orleans, st. Louis and Chicago
Railroad are giving through bill OF lading to all
parts on the line OF that road. Our merchants
can again resume trade with this section of the
Keen COOl.