The New Orleans Democrat. (New Orleans, La.) 1875-1876, 1876-03-08

Dry Salt Meat ~
Clear Clear Rib Sides. il "a ola, "a
Clear Sides. t2hi Rs@12's 12a
Bacon
Clear Rib Sides wv. 49,, ,s,s@la,,
Clear Sides. So. 10, las@ls's
Lard-Tierce.. .1322ist9i3 rs 19's@i3s 49,,
HAMS CHOICE sugar-cured continue scarce
and In demand at 14% al5c N. 10 tierces aold
IN lots. Il isc ii. They are iobbng al l5sS
y BiRREAKFAsT BACoN-Tbe market is bare
P SARpf s1 Hod RsH 90 sene
$50 boC02l for prime mess pork: s1s for extra
prme, r" Tor ru1n .s pork 81 Soei2 per h AL
pigs tongues; 81 SO keg for pigs feet; 81 n
y trkin and 81 50 Y. Dbl. family clear pork is
selling at s22@s23 Rbbl.
LARD-The demand lis confined TO the job
trade, owing TO scarcity Of supply, and prices
are ruling with an upward tendency; fierce
refined, Is iobbing actively at 13I@14c, key 1t'te
COW PEAS-There were sales to-day of 1so
sacks mixed at 81 so, a ear load OF l43 sacks
mixed ut ~ 30. and two car loads clay at 81 IS Y
tho market 4 quoted at Il sos es Tor mixed and
81 1901 30 for clay. Buyers offer the inside
prices, and holders ask the outside.
CORN MEALS in good supply and better
demand, but prices are easier for buyers than
they were last week Yesterday 1915 bbls sold at
o. 40. to-day 900 bls cold, comprising 80 and $50
on the landing at - 40. 26, 50 and 20 at % 80
Dbl Dealers are jobbing 1t at "a rs v Dbl.
pORK-Thc market Is quiet but steady s29 ca.
Gas rs Y bbl, with very small stock and little
OF none coming IN. Dealers are iobbing mess
AT .aIs saj p sn 2 se 2f 20 e0S mess sta"
DRY SALT MEAT..There, is very little com
ing In or In first hands, but the dealers are sup
piled, hence less activity but the market ie
,ln ril ui1pu mud fQL.m1a1a for nlaar aiIpc
t. boxes Should shoulders sold at sse 10000 lbs Do
at se 20 boxes clear sides a. i9se 20 eHsas 40
lob lots at oac Y D.. Shoulders may be had. to
WHISKY 30 bbls Louisiana rectiied
q d q iSSS1 III Il BuLS-on,y barge load on the
spot Offering at 53c v bushel.
CORN IN SACKS-tiood supply Of Inferior
and ordinary. but scarcity Of dry and choice
corn, with Q fair demand for Texas Gulf ports.
Prices for dry and choice are strong while those
for poor descriptions are weak. COCO sacks sold
Of which 5000 white and 1000 mixed for shipment
to Texas Gulf ports, terms not transpired 200
and 400 choice white at Sac v bushel
OATS-The supply Is good with only mode
rate demand at prices s,o easier Tor buyers ,as9
sac, $50 st; Louis at 4oc, 900 do at AGE. and eoo
choice Galena at 45c per bushel.
BRAN-la In light supply and moderate de-
HAY-Choice Is In request with very small
stock Of i on The landing. Good supply Of low
grades-they are not wanted. 600 bales sold. oi
which $50 ordinary at SIS, 100 and 100 prime at
sle 900 do Mt $40. and 80 strictly choice at ga 90
RICE--Is but little inquired after. We
quote Louisiana No. 2, 25s@3c. common 4h@4kc
ordinary ~, ta s dalr s's@Shc' good prime Go
C0FFEE-Good demand at unchanged prices.
Stock In hands Of dealers 24.ooo bags. In first
hands II 760. We quote cargoes: Ordinary lsc9
le.e lg?d, fair l7f@i1ac, good is@ls.c prime
fair l7'a@lsc. good lsla@1sac, prime l9t@l9ic " N.
BUTTER-Choice Western il scarce: good
supply Of Goshen; the demand continues fair.
Choice Goshen Is quoted at 35Gs7c. medium 32c,
inferior 25D2ac. choice Western &c, medium 1870
SALTS neglected. We quote dealers rates
Island e5a75c y bag Of two bushels. Table salt
in pockets 2@p6c EACH as In size.
FOULTRY-Western grown chickens sell Mt
80 young do. ss@.: ducks si@4 5o geese seS*7
EGGS-Are scarce. Western are quoted at II
@2os LYp rs!a 2S% & r dezen
The market is still depressed: Potatoes-Rus-
sets are quoted at 5o@75c: early rose and peer
less si@1 10; peach blows 81 40 al so. Choice red
onions so @2s: choice yellow and silver skins
81 5oai - Choice red applesse97, inferior s4a5
Choice white long cut sourkrout &4@4 so u Dbl.
DRIED FRUIT-Trade is quiet. and plenty on
hand. Apples are quoted at 9c; peaches sic
per h.
BEANS AND WESTERN PEAS-Large stock
on hand and there is no Improvement in trade.
Northern beans are quoted at ale: Western
2tcc; green peas axe NJ
HfDES-There is nothing doing and prices
are nominal. Country green quoted at 6'97c dry
sailed l2c. dry flint l49l5c Y 10. Damaged half
price.
COTTON Seeds selling at 81 2 ton.
IMPORTED FRUITS AND NUTS-M essina
oranges are quoted a % 1904 so y box; lemons
- box raisins-uuarter boxes SOC half boxes
u 65, boxes - 60: citron 25c 10 eurrants TIC
Brazil nuts 10; dates 6,.@7c y b almonds 1s
@lsc; flberts ll@11ic: wslnuts Il~14c Y ID
cocoanuts $50 1900: bananas sI@3 bunch
pine apples s. Y dozen.
IRON COTTON TIES-Good demand. The Ar
row Tie Is selling at sac n, with discount
at sac, net feet inches si.c net. The Beard