The New Orleans Democrat. (New Orleans, La.) 1875-1876, 1876-01-21

Tile for clear rib sides. and II 1-32c 10
clear sides. Round lots are jobbing q
&c loose, and Sic, packed, for well cure
shoulders, 149c for clear rib sides, an
Tic for clear sides.
BACON-Dull and quoted, in lots, a
92c for shoulders, 12lc for clear rib sides
and 129c for clear sides. Dealers ar
iobbing shoulders at 1Olc, and sides /
over the above prices.
HAMS-A lot OF 80 tierces choice su
gar-cured sold, to arrive, taken 10
Cuba, at lac, and 20 tierces sold, in lots
| to the trade at 14c per ID. The stock OF
hand is small, and the inquiry is good
Quoted in round lots at 14c; smalle
lots 14ic, and dealers jobbing at 14a
BREAKFAST BACON-Is dull, an,
quoted at wholesale at 13tc per ID.
LARD-The stock on hand is small
but the demand is confined to the. jol
trade. Tierce packers is quoted ut 12h {
l27c; refined 13a l3ic, key 13f q 14c
bucket l4c per ID. Some SO tierces re
fined sold in Job lots at 13}c per fb.
under Western advices, and Louisiana
rectified is now quoted at 81 10 and
Western at 81 II a - per gallon, as In
brand. Stock small, demand fair. II
and ~ bbls Louisiana sold at 81 10 pei
gallon.
COW PEAS The market has not YET
fairly opened for the season, and hold
ers are asking 81 rs for clay and clay
mixed. future delivery. Small spot sales
are made at $1 80, and job sales at 81 &C
0g1 rs R bushel. The supplies consist
OF Alabama; no Carolina or Georgia ON
CORN IN BULK-None Offering on
the spot and supplies are called for on
export account. The last barge load
was taken up ut SAC per bushel.
CORN IN SACKS The stock Is much
reduced, the demand is fair and prices
are unchanged; 5000 sacks sold, of
which 1900 ordinary, on private terms,
$50 yellow, $50 white, and 1000 white and
yellow at 54c per bushel
OATS The supply is good and very
little demand at previous prices; $50
sacks sold, Of which 100 ST. Louis at 45c
and $50 choice Galena at soc per bushel
BRAN-Fair supply and quiet, prices
have declined % u &c per 100 lbs: $50
sacks sold, of which 500 at soc, and 100
at s24c per 100 lbs.
HAY Good supply and dull only 800
bales sold, Of which 100 ordinary at SIG !;
80 do ut SIG 80, and $50 prime at 500 per
ton
RICE-The demand is better and
prices firmer. The market is bare Of
prime and choice. We quote Louisi-
ana No. 2 y O Sc, common IA 4ic, or
binary Al q 4ac, fair % Sic, good ST q
SIC per h.; 3G bbls prime sold at &c
per ID.
BUTTERFLY demand, as usual, is
good for choice, but ordinary grades are
rejected. Choice Goshen is selling at
33 a CSC; medium, % soc: inferior is
nominal choice Western, rs a CSC me-
1ium, 20 a CSC; inferior, Is 1Sc per TO-
CHEESE There is very little move
ment but prices are unchanged. Choice
Western factory is quoted at 13c, New
Y ork cream 14ta15c, Young America
Western l5c, Young America Northern
,2a23c " ID.
STAR CANDLES The demand is
still moderate; quoted at Is a 15hc ~ ID.
STARCH-Is selling at SIC ~ ID in
arge lots, and 4c In job lots.
SALT-No change to note. Plenty OF
stock and only moderate demand, We
quote from warehouse Coarse 96a95c,
added Turks Islands, quoted at 6Oa75c
b bag Of two bushels, table salt in peck
is to &c each, as in size.
BAGGING-Rec have been large
md the stock on hand Is ample for the
lemand. Good demand for domestic
ute and no demand for India. Domes-
ic jute is quoted at wholesale at 13bc, |
md is retailing at 14c p yard. India is
luoted ut wholesale at Zoe, at retail at
Ole n yard
ESGtLENTS AND GREEN vEGET-
ABLES Large stock and only mode
ate jobbing demand Choice onions are
cling at ~ 50a per Dbl Potatoes
tussetts 81 25 a 40, peach blows 81 rs,
arly rose ~ u.s. peerless 81 rs pinkeyes
2 so; apples "a 80, sourkrout 81 ~ |
'bl. cabbages $S q IA u 100.
n Go nrlsa1 .ro Good Coco jSSbbng demand
ordinary III q 17tc gold; fair, 10 Isle
oh lots prime range 1ek zoe, ordi-
airy, III a 173c; fair, 1st a 1870; good,
a 10 ic; prime, 1913 q 19ac per Id.
We are indebted to Messrs. Marks &
q. for the. following telegram, dated
Ito dc Janeiro, Jan. 8, and New York.
an. 20, 1876: Purchases since 18th inst.
) 900 bags, cleared Atlantic ports "a, 900,
feared Gulf ports 5000, loading 5000,
took 227,OOO. Average daily receipts
300. Price-Market steady at $500,
xchange 26s per cent.
PACKERS HOG PRODUCTS
hess pork is selling at $40 so, prime
ork $1S, rump pork $17df1S P
bl; pig pork $40 80 p half Dbl.
nd $40 50M19 rs ~ Dbl: tongues
8 IS a7F Dbl; Pigs feet 81 Is n key,
3 R tirkin, and IS SO q 8 per Dbl;
pare ribs SIS Is a SO ~ bbl
EGGS-Good supply and no demand.
Western are quoted at - TIC, Louis
ina Is zoe per dozen.
POULTRY-Western grown chickens
I'll at 50 75a5, young do. SO 50 a so;
ucks 20 5Oa4; geese So; turkeys $12
13 u dozen. Louisiana grown chick
rs "a so 5, young do. SO a 3 so: geese
al; turkeys $15 per dozen.
River News.