The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-11-25

This week 1885, $3.50 3.W5 e462l2
This week
last year. 17.o67 1880 49,. see $4,000
SUGAR-Business was quiet ut the landing
to-day. The demand was light bat prices held
with some steadiness on the better qualities.
but were generally easier on the lower grades.
Receipts SIG hhds. sales 25b hhds We quote:
6ner2 ar to eoo9 af 90 eood y nr
prime &c: strictly prime 70p716c. gray clarified
71a@7#c: yellow clarified, ~ in quality. 7a@sc;
off whites. good to choice. s@5hc; whiteclarlfied
MoLAssEs-- Receipts soe3 bbls. Sales. GID.
The demand Is fair and market easy and un-
changed. We quote Common 25@2ss fair 3o@
31c: prime 32c@3Ic: strictly prime 35g37c choice
FLOUR-This market was unusually dull and
Inactive to-day. The receipts were S7O0 bbS.
The demand Ia light. and buyers are iudisposed
in the present position of the market to antici-
pate their wants. and consequently operate only
on the basis of each days requirements. Sales:
80 bbIs a IS 49, IS at SO 6o 2 80 and 100 at 90 Is
200 z. T.
superfine S.; double extra $5 256G5 50; low treble
ext ra S. 5o0p5 rs; good do SC: choice do &c $50
So: choice extra SO 5o@G rs: fancy $6 75ep7
Dealers and grocers obtain soc above these
tied demand and tight supply on sale. We quote
s9S1aa E x sho Rsb 3 PEI PGAR Il mEAouiet and
steady with Q fair demand and light supply ut
CORN FLOUR-In fair request. chiefly for OK
D9aFk Il s So a and IN q aad
y Dbl on the landing. Job lots sell at 1904 ~
ar, RYE Ft ss. h II moderate supply and
PORK-The supply, Of pork on the spot Is
small. and the demand being fair. the market Is
steady at s1t@14 12a for small lots: Pork to ar
rive Is easier. at nominally s13 50 y Dbl. with
free offerings. Dealers are now iobbing at sl4 50
sbf saes q sbf at a
rive We quote loose shoulders $4,000 and
packed G@Gac: sides 73Sc for, clear rib. and "a
972sc for clear Dealers Job shoulders 6aI@ea So
! loose and car load do OK depot In lots. at
&C; 30 boxes long clear sides TIC; 20 boxes clear
BACON Although in light supply Is dull and
easy and jobs at re for shoulders aac for clear
rib sides and 9Ac for clear sides. dealers obtain
| ing an advance of 16t0}4c on these prices.
Sales, casks shoulders at TIC; 10 boxes clear
LARD-Continues quiet and easy at 81 @sAc
and dealers jobbing at 9@9Ac.
HAMS-Are quiet and steady. with moderate
demand. We quote:, Uncanvased and plain
canvased 1O1a011c and choice sugar-cured 1871
@g141ac y tb. Dealers selling 1a@1c advance or
these prices. Sales tierces at 13Ac; tierces
BREAKFAsT BACON-Quiet and steady a
9h@1oc in a wholesale way dealers jobbing a
'' PACKERS HOG PRODUCTS Dealers are
bbI for pig pork, s12 D Dbl for prime mess
pork. $40 for prime pork. and 81 so for rumI
pork. Picked pigs feet are selling at 81 $500
keg. Ham sausages are dull and quoted at go
s9ac p 10. Family pork is jobbing at s1s so p Dbl
Picked pigs tongues are quoted at hP8
apiece. Picked heads are Offering at s1o@1
| p tierce and jowls at s. 5000 p barrel.
| CORN-Demand light and stock small. Sales
$50 sacks white at CSC p bushel.
OATS-Are in ample supply. Sales. 600 bags
at 37c and 40 at 36c p bushel.
BRAN-Is quiet at 921c " cWt.
HAY-Small stock and prices firm. Choic'
5000 So prime S16917. Sales, $50 bales cholc'
at $40 so % ton.
BULK CORN-None offering, and the marke
is nominal y sec D bushel.
WHEAT-None here, and nominally 81 800
35 p bushel for winter and 81 20@1 rs TO
spring,
TOBACCO-The market is quiet and un
changed. Stock on sale $500 hhds.