The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-07-28


at 111z@12o for standard A, in bbls, 1910 for
cut loaf, 12Ic for crushed, powdered and granu-
lated.
CITY REFINERY MOLAssEs-Is selling on
orders at 45c for common 5oo for fair, Doc for
prime, GOO for choice, and 90c for golden syrup.
| FLOUR Deceived this morning 317l bbls.
The market has exhibited less animation to.
| day, and holders not so strong in their
views. The demand il only in job way for
| the local trade, and it is easier to buy, though
the stock on hand IL very small and Western
shipments have stopped
The sales embrace 1895 bbls, Of which 100
unsound at So So; 100 and 40 low treble extra at
SO; 81 good do. at IS 80 rs, 25 50, 40. 200 and
225 choice extra ut So; z, and 30 at 50 25; 3d. 25,
25 and 100 at 80 SO, and $50 bbls on private
| terms.
No demand for low grades. Double extra may
| be quoted at Sc SCOT; low tr. BILE extra 81 80
@8; good do. IS 250l8 30; choice treble extra IS rs
| 90; choice extra 80 2519 80 % Dbl.
Dealers and grocers obtain Doc above these
prices in their order trade.
RYE FLOUR-C0mmands IS 25Gl5 80 ~ Dbl
| from first hands. Some fresh lot are offering.
CORN FLOUR-Is in light supply, and is sell
ing on the landing at 81 25 W Dol.
GRITs AND HOMINY-Grits are scarce and
in demand, and command 81 " Dbl on the land
ing; jobbing in store at 81 rs % Dbl. FRESH
hominy commands "a f3 Dbl readily. A receiver
sold 100 bbls grits on Inc landing at "a, and Is at
81 10 10 Dbl.
OORN MEAL - The receipts this morning
embraced 2249 bbls. Ia market is very quiet
to-day; there are BUYERS about, and only 25
bbls sold at So rs u Dbl. Dealers are iobbing at
So 30 a3 Dbl.
CORN IN BULBS Offering at 55M56c 4a
bushel; no movement.
PORK--NothlDg doing. Two small sales Of
mess were made yesterday at Sl4 80 y} Dbl, and
that price was offered and refused for 100 bbls to-
day. Holders are asking t14 rs u Dbl. Dealers
are jobbing, in their order trade, at SIS 25@D
Is SO % Dbl.
DRY SALT MEAT-Received this morning
1880 lbs; this mostly sold to arrive, and the
market is bare. 1000 and 10000 lbs loose shoul-
ders sold at the depot at 60 fP b. Shoulders
would command &c, loose. Dealers are jobbing
them st 64c % ID.
BACON yesterdays excitement has subsidized
and the market is at standstill to-day, at the
advance then Doticed. Holders are asking TO
7Iac for shoulders $40 for clear rib sides, and
Sc for clear sides but no sales.
Dealers are jobbing shoulders at 71o, clear
rib sides De-, clear sides 9A@91ac u ID. The
stock on hand is extremely small.
HAMS-Are in good demand for Cuba and for
the local trade Choice sugar-cured, small size,
freshly packed, are scarce and in request. They
are held at 11H912c % b. Ordinary average are
obtain 1c above these prices in their job trade
No demand for old stock.
LARD Refined is in light supply and fair loca
demand. IIeroe is quoted at 914@9Hc
these prices. Kettle is called for ; the market is
bare of it, and choice would command 1910 f3 b.
PACKERS HOG PRODUCTS $3.50 Prime mess
pork is selling in the order trade at s13 50014,
prime 81, rump pork $11 50@12 u Dbl; pig
pork So Is u half Dbl, pigs feet $50 ID keg and
81 as 10 frkin; tongues 4o apiece; new rib sides
SIC B b. receiver sold 60 bbls jowl pork on
private terms.
BREAKFAST BACoN-Is selling at 5000,
as ia size, cut, and quality. boxes sold at 9a44c
WHIsKY-Rectifed is quoted at 81 e5@1 IL ~
gallon, as in proof and brand. Dealers obtain
b@lOo above these prices in their order trade.
:, COW PEAs-The season is nearly over, and
the stock is held by dealers, who are selling on
country orders at 81 bushel for mixed and 81 rs
for clay
RESUMING BUsINE5S-Chcago dispatches
this afternoon state that the Board of Trade re-
board of directors.
CORN IN SACKS-The market is better sup
piled, and the demand is only for the job trade
at previous prices. HOO sacks sold, of which $50
mixed at 6Tc; 500 and 800 choice yellow at zoe, |
and $50 white at 78c 59 bushel.
OATS-Good supply with an active demand for
choice. and prices for Texas have advanced 2G3c
u bushel. 1850 sacks sold, of which 200 Texas
and $50 Galena at 40c; $50 choice Texas at 42c, |
and 300 do at 43c U bushel.
BRAN-The supply is fair and only limited
JOB demand; 500 sacks sold at SOC fs 100 b.
HAY-Thers Ia none in first hands. The
broughs60 bales new, the first receipts Of new
this season.. II sold without inspection. 400
bales choice Timothy sold at $40 y ton Ordinary
is quoted at $12; prime at SD 500115 ag ton.
BEANS AND WESTERN PEAS-Are in light
supply and the demand Is moderate for job lots.
Prime Now York medium are quoted at 55sl051sc,
Western 424D5c, navy 4lc, white kidney
Northern ~, red kidney Northern 61sc % ID.
EGGS-There is very little on the market and
supplies are selling rapidly. Western at 14016c;
Louisiana 20@25c per dozen.
CHEESE-With very light receipts our market
has been cleared of all stocks. The demand is
good at advanced prices, the little that is here
sells quickly, as no receipts are looked for for
some time We quote: Western factory at 111s@
12c % 1b. The market is bare of New York
cream.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES continue small; the de-
mand Is moderate but with higher Northern quo
tations All fine grades are held at higher prices.
Dispatches to-day quote creamery at Csc, fine
State 25c We have had no receipts this week
from the West; stocks are decreasing, and the
demand is fair at advancing prices for the better
grades, which are row scarce and no supplies on
the way. We quote New York creamery fine $50
SOC, do good 250l26c, New York prime dairy fine
25@26c, do good 230124c, do fair 2O@22c, West
ern creamery fine 2601a7c, do good 24025, West
ern dairy, packed, 17018c, do repacked l6117c, |
EsCULENT s-The market is bare of onions,
they would command s404 so % bbl., and are in
request. Light supply of potatoes. There is an
ern Potatoes are quoted at So 1908; Apples 50
az so; Sour Krout s6@6 so u bbl; Cabbages 50
@3 30 % crate:
RICE-supplies are scarce and in request |
The demand is good especially for fresh milled
We quote Louisiana No. 2 at 41a@4a4c; fair 81
06c; good 61ac % ID.
COFFEE-The market is dull. We quote car
goes: Ordinary 17t@1714 (gold), fair l9t4@191s,,
e eDa 9so gold lair co.. GOOD good
2Ol@2O24c; prime 21@21Ac % b.
STAR CANDLES-Light supply, with q
moderate demand. Quoted at 1870 10 b: $50
boxes sold on priva*e terms
IMPORTED FRUITS AND NUTS-The stock
is accommodating. Lemons are quoted at "a SOFA
6; raisins, boxes 81 70, half boxes 9Oe, quarter
boxes Doc; almonds, Tarragopa 171l018c; bananas
300 % bunch; Brazil nuts 1905; flberts 11t0
1l1a; dates &c; currsnts 6@7c; citron 22c % ID;
cocoanuts s25 % 1000.
DOMESTIC FRUITS AND NUTs-The railroad
strikes North have cauaed large quantity of
peaches to be sent here the past few days. The |
rains have been continuous in the fruit growing |
llSfrlctS pt the Wnat