The New Orleans Democrat. (New Orleans, La.) 1875-1876, 1876-03-11

\ isllls ~ q "a I u " $500 "a lsost-
sU6 Only - bids came q this morning s;
prees so ior - ' good
f fair. sc scr rG lily fsr ai1c for prime
yellow cariiicd. sSc Tor on white clarified. and
9ktolOc for white clarified Stock in the sheds
ol Mo ,f p' I. bbls came in this morn,
ing, The demand is fair and the supplies aii
sold at 2o@3Oc for inferior fermenting sossoc Tor
common fernentng. &OG42c Tor prime iernent-
ing. a5ep4sc for strictly prime fermenting. 500
sac for choice fermenting. 45@47c for prime re-
sa Tor Ss sheds the 10th
s' cI HSs R sRf IN a selling on
LOAF. ssc for yellow clarified in hhds and 1oIsc
o Gi Mnt1R SlaFFlfEh MoLAssEsrs selling on
orders mt 350l4Oc for common, 4bc for fair SOC for
prime, 55c for choice. and soesSe for golden sy-
FiOUR-Continues quiet but very strong on
all strictly sound -four and choice grades. which
are In light supply and In request in the local
trade with steady upward tendency In prices.
Flour not strictly sweet and sound is SLOW to dis
pose of. 4so bbls sold. Of which 50 single extra
a. Is and 100 s choice extra at So 90 choice
family at - " Dbl. and 100 bbs on private terms.
lot OF 800 bbls was int reaty Tor Cuba. sale not
CORN MEALr-Continuc dull at unchanged
prices with good supply on hand. 100 and 100
f bas sed at q ab 81 e. 8 sns ps o'
GRITS-Is selling only In a Job way at - 100
= P q market is nearly bare; there IL
none coming in. and prices are still higher by
2sc a Dbl and buoyant 900 bbls mess were sold
in the following order: Is mess spot and 300 to
arrive on private terms; Is and 90 mess spot.
200 and 200 heavy Louisville to arrive, at $24 50
v Dbl and no more to be had. spot or to arrive.
under 81 p for 4, heavy. Dealers are jobbing at
RiCE-Ihe demand is better We quote Louis
siana No 2. "a @3c. common 45s@4ac. ordinary
4ai@sc. fair Sa@S'sc. good prime 6A@shc;
COR CoFFEEIIs dull. We quote cargoes Ordi-
nary Ssis gsla far @G Tx good rs
nary ieaa@l7c; fair i7s@lsc. good ish@isAc.
BUTTER-Light supply and. good demand.
choice Western 25@asc. inferior 10000 y n.
DRY SALT MEAT-The market is quiet but
light supply Of sides. at 5000 for shoulders
12sa@l3c for clear rib sides. and l3ac for clear
ds%es are at hss
load sold on the landing at s'se. and and
casks do. Mt &c y b.
BACON-Shoulders are in fair supply and
dull. The supply of sides is light but appears to
| be equal to the demand. Shoulders are quoted
ut 1oc. clear rib sides axe. clear sides l41.c "
|
prices and some obtaining 10lsc for shoulders.
80 casks sold, comprising 10 casks clear rib sides
on private terms. and 70 do on the landing at
HAMS-Choice sugar-cured are scarce and
In demand. q ticrces sold, to arrive at l45.c.
s saf 40 e" az h o ss al q rh'y
'e BisRisEtAKEAsT BACON1is.in light supply and
is selling at 1tA@lbc y ID.
mand is confined to the local trade at 1874 @I4c
for tierce refined, l4ac for key and l4hc for
bucket; s. kegs sold at 14ac and Is pals at 14hc
PACKERS HOG PRoDUCTs-Are selling at
$40 50a2I for prime mess pork $ls so for extra
B b "r ps pork and DR. .a bs s@ac for
pigs tongues: 81 50 y key for pigs feet; 81 %
y llrkin and 9 50 ? bbl family clear pork is
COW PEAS Supplies are coming in and sell
ing q q 60 for miXed and q 30 Tor clay . y.
ar THnn n, - ~ c p bnsbe "'o oN0'i"s "
WHISKY Rectified is in light supply and
dull at 81 os for Louisiana. and 81 1901 IL for
CORN In SACKS-Is in fair supply: the de-
mand is only moderate and prices are un-
changed. 1850 sacks sold. of which 800 mi Xed,
| in second-h hand sacks. at 52c. 500 and 500 mixed
at 53c. 100 and 1900 choice white at sac bushel.
| OATS-Good supply. with a moderate de-
saahs sod o IF With e ~ Louis It 4ac and 100
Galena at 45c u bushcl.
| BRAN-ls scarce. The last sold at soc q 100 ID.
scarce. The demand is limited. 800 bales sold.
Of which 300 ordinary at sl4 and 100 choice at 1923
| u ton.
limited demand. Prices have a downward ten
dency. Choice Western factory is quoted at l3c
New York cream Hlsc. English dairy TIC. pine
STAR CANDLES Selling at 1s@15hc q b.
STARCH-ls quoted ut 34@4c q 10.
sALT,With good demand and small stock stock
on hand prices are firm. We quote from
warehouse: coarse 95@sl fine 81 25cal 80 v sack.
Turks Island 7g@sSc = bag Of two bushels.
POULTRY Western grown chickens sell at
81 5o@6; young do. So 5od64 SO: ducks 81 1904 80;
geese % 59g7 50: tprkies s2o@22 doze1
EGGS-The market is almost bare. Western
would command 10000; Louisiana 2O@22c y
DRIED FRUIT-Not much on hand and there
is only a moderate demand. Apples are quoted
BEANS R RSD WE sSf Ee PEAswhe North
red kidney Sos &c. white kidney s.@s,sc; green
peas 2a@3c q 10.
IRON COTTON TIEs-Good demand The Ar
Tie selling pisa at sc 10 with dds discount cunt
at 3,sc net; feet inches sac net. The Beard
4 Bros. Tie sells ut sac y 10, with discount on
with discount on round lots. The Philip Wire
sells at Sc " tie, with IA discount on large lots
put up In bundles of 90 ties. Drake and Flour
noys self-locking and riveting cotton bale tie.
sic y ID, with the usual discount on large lots.
ESCULENTS AND GREEN VEGETABLE
Plenty Of potatoes on hand and trade is still
quiet. Unions are ScttTcS Dut JIl6 uemH1U Is
limited. Apples are wanted: the market is
almost bare. Sourkrout and cabbiges are diff
cult to sell there is fair supply. Potatoes-Rus
sets are quoted at 50G75c; early rose and peer
less $1@,1 TO- peach blows 81 40 al so. Choice red
onions 5000 rs: choice yellow and silver skins
81 50@l rs. Choice red apples s6(G7. inferior $4@5
Choice white long cut sourkrOut SAGA 80 " Dbl.
Cabbages S4a5 " 100.
HIDES-The demand Is limited and there is
large stock on hand The receipts are large.
Country green quoted ut 697c. dry sailed 12c dry
flint l4Dlbc y tb. Damaged half price.
COTTON Seeds selling at 81 v ton,
IMPORTED FRUITS AND NUTS-Messina
oranges are quoted IA So 1904 80 u box: lemons
81 u box: raisins-quarter boxes SOC; half boxes
81 IS, boxes 80 co. ctron Csc 10 currants TIC:
Brazil nuts 10: dates 61s@7c y t almonds IL
@1sc; tilberts l1G114c; walnuts 1lc@14c q ID
cocoanuts $50 p 1900; bananas $1g3 U bunch
pine apples S3 U dozen.
MALT-Spring is quoted at s1@s1 10: Choice
81 lO@$l 20: Canada 81 25@$i SOC per bushel
HOPS-WiscOnsin are quoted at 12@15c: New
York 10000: California 20@22c per h.
COAIcPittsburg sells at wholesale at 2s@3Oc. |
at retail 55c y Dbl. Sc y hid. SOC to manufac- |
turers. soc " box to steamboats,; Virginia camel
75c y Dbl: st. Bernard 3Oc at wholesale and soc
at retail. The stock on the LIST at the Willow |
Grove coal landing comprised 1853 boats, one |
bargeI and one French creek. Consumption |
during February, 81 boats, three bargeS and one |
French creek. Arrivals. five boats
MAXINE NEWS.