The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-09-22

tude; the demand is confined to the retail trade,
only IS Rhds yellow r clarified sold private
prime .sa@ske, strictly prime SIC. Strictly Strictly
Pr pGl% WSt to ehGc s s1e yellow clarified s@se
| ,MOLASSES--Rec this morning bbs.
Inc stock under the sheds is PIT bbls. against 81
bbls last year. The market continues extreme
CITY ~ az REF II NfRt assG3tG3aYps Is selling
n5Sc for powdered and granaIated. Ike 9f for:
CITY Z, REFINERY, MOLAssES~ market
is dull. at unchanged prices. Selling
on on orr orders ct 45e for fair SOC for prime
syrup.
FLoUR-The receipts were more liberal this
nornlng a, ana embraced 1859 bbs., good feel
Ing prevails. and the market is strong There
appears 70 pc more disposition o-day on the
part OF dealers to stock up. Low grades are
double to medium treble extra.are in light sun
ply and in request; while the high grades.
choice treble to choice family are plentiful and
bbls, of which 80 single extra at S. i21b: $50
double extra at S. 25 SO low treble ut So rs Is do
at So s7h Is good treble at So 90: 50, 100 and 100
good treble at So 25 25 at So 50 200 and choice
treble at Sc 621s IS and 100 choice extra at sc rs
80 at Sc 80: 100 and 100 do at ST. 25 fancy ut 81 q
500 and 200 bbs on private terms. 100 bags sold
Common is quoted at stt04 25: fine 81 so: SUI
perflne 81 IS; double extra s5@5 25; low treble
extra S. 5O@575; good do s6@6 as: choice do Sc 80
@6 Is; choice extra So 1907 121s: fancy 81 asa
IL 371s p Dbl.
Dealers and grocers obtain soc above these
RYE FLOUR-Is quoted In first hands at
s. 256e5 80 - Dbl
COIN FLOUR-sels at 81 IS p Dbl.
HOMINY-Is quoted nominally at SO 25@3 rs
CREAM AND PEARL MEALS quoted at
So d 5p9 2 p. pol ,h lots; a. .. oo. ~
Dealers are jobbng in store at 81 250p4 40 p Dbl
CORN MEAL--Only 2D5 bbs came in this
morning; The stock is small and held at 80 300
60 Dbl, but the demand is limited, though an
offer OF 50 80 was refused for 200 bbls choice.
Only 100 bbls sold, Of which Is, Is and so at 50 60
bbI psa Ter are jobbing at 50 1909 50 Dbl
PORK-There is a good inquiry and better
demand to-day and an offer Of s14 was refused
for some, heavy mess to arrive, si4 Is asked
Mess is held strongly on the spot at s14@o14 Is.
and 500 bbls sold on private terms. 500 bbls
he%vy SPOT at 81 M nnd s.
ers have fair iob trade at st4 75@15 y Dbl.
DRY SALT MEAT-Continues scarce and in
sides. which ere held at ss@e1se for clear rib in
casks. Shoulders command. in first hands. 6Sic
and they are jobbfng at &c y H.,
restricted by the lack of supply. Prices are
LOCKING higher; Shoulders are nov held at ~
10 boxes spot at TIC; 10 half casks at TIC; 81
half casks and casks clear rib sides at SIG;
Is half casks and Is casks do at sac y ID.
rib sides sc; clear sides 9Jac.
,HAMS-Are steady and strong at 121s@13c for
choice sugar cured. as in size and brand. Deal
'BF Sl freS @ RrE tf IN light sup
LARD Tierce is selling in the local trade at
92g95sc for refined and 10c for kettle; keg 100
lQ5sc Tor refined and 1O1s@11c for kettle. Dealers
obtain hc above these prices In their order
trade.
PACKERS HOG PRoDUoTs-Deale are
selling sci Ing in their JOB trade on orders at 50 half
WHIsKYLIs dull. and prices are irregular
" at 81 ioeSi H. though some pnrcbases mieht
be made at 81 os@1 % . gallon. Louisiana
rectifed is quoted at 81 o5@t 0e y gallon Deal
GoRN In "a ory sappy and I'D d o
No sales; White is quoted at GOO, yellow at roc
OATS-The supply is ample with better de-
mand and prices are firm. go sacks sold. Of
which 200 light mixed at $50, 100 st. Louis at 4oc
$50 Galena at 42c, 100 choice white Gqlena at 43c
BRAN-Arrivals to. day are small; receivers
were endeavoring to obtain higher prices. but
no sales. The last sales were at 75c y 100 ID.
HAY-Ihere Is lair supply and the demand
are dull. 800 bales sold, of which 100 choice at
Si6, and 100 do at SIG 80 p ton.
RICE-The market is almost bare of sup
plies and the demand is good. Rough sells at
- rs J. Dbl. Clean-Louisiana No. Q, 33403zsc.
common SIC, ordinary 55sG951ac. fair SIC, good
6'6@6t4c prime 6}s@61sc p ID,
COFFEE = The trade Is good at steady
prices. 1900 bags ex Alert sold to a dealer on
private terms, and 500 bags to arrive ex Victo-
ria for the West, private terms. We quote
cargoes: Ordinary 17h@17Sfc gold, fair 1870
1910, good 20la@201sc. prime 2l(02114c p .fb job
lots, Ordinary 17a@1s14c gold. fair 20@20Ac,
good 2oA@21c, prime 81 a@21ae D ID.
BUTTER-Remains the same as at the be-
ginning of this week Good demand for choice.
but limited sales for the lower and medium
qualities. There are large stocks on the market
Of inferior and medium grades, while the sup
ply Of fine Is barely sufficient for the demand.
New York creamery is quoted at 31@32c,; fair
State 27@29c: good State 24a2ge; low and me-
dunn grades nominal. choice Western 20@22c;
low grades 13@15c y ID.
CHEESE-The supply is insufficient for the
factory sells at 12A@12ke; good 11@11kc; New
RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE-Arrived since our
review of yesterday: 1869 bbls flour. 21O bbls
pork 1873 bbls whisky, AZ tierces hams, Al tierces
lard, 200 kegs lard 10 casks bacon. 205 bbls corn
meal 3440 sacks corn. $4,000 bushels corn in
bulk 1888 sacks oats. 982 sacks bran, 691 bales
hay, 10 hhts sugar and 227 bbls rice.
EXPORTS OF PRODUCE-Export since our
review of yesterday: 50 bbls -four. bbls pork.
80 casks bacon as tierces lard, 81 bbs whisky, 80
bbls corn meal. sacks corn 573 sacks oats. 10
sacks BRAN, bale hay. % hhds sugar, 155 bbls
sugar, 30 bbls molasses. pa bbls rice, 1913 sacks
coffee, 80 bbls apples Al kegs butter and 800
sacks salt.