The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-07-11
and Baltimore, via New York, 20; to New York
70. Grain to Liverpool 71ad.
, by sail-Cotton to Liverpool 20; to Havre

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sUGAR-Reeeived this morning 26 hhds There
is moderate demand for the local trade, and zoe
n mas were sold by. dealers to grocers
fully fair ~ prime to strictly prime 97sc. cholee
l04c, seconds 9W10Lc, centrifugal 1Oc. yellow
Clarified =. lie, off whites ll@llso, whites 11s@
MOLAssEs- Received this morning az bb,s
The market is dull and prices are nominal. $50
WAS offered forsprime.
CITY REFINERY SUGAR Il selling on orders
at 1870 for standard A, in bbls. 12sle for
crushed Cru 1919 for powdered and granulated, and
CITY REFINERY MOLAssEs-Is selling on
orders at 45c for common. SOC for fair, $50 for
prime, Goo for choice, and 9Oc for golden syIup.
Messrs. A. Thomson & Co. send us the folio W.
ing telegram: New York, July 8, 1877-Market
strong. Cut loaf 1910, crushed i2c grapul ated
ne. powdered 11a4c, standard A 1870 I'D b.
.FLOUR-The receipts we're more liberal this
morning and embraced 1899 bbls. Choice treble
and choice extra continue in request, but the de-
mand is restricted by the scarcity OF supply
Receivers are mostly out OF stock. There were
sales to-day Of 1910 bbls, of which as at ~ rs:
25o spot at 50 621a; SO at 80 rs; SO at 30 S71ls
200 at $40; Is at $40 rs; 100 to arrive at SO So;
100 end l60 bbs on private terms.
Common 10 quoted at s4@l4 80, supertine
g o. double extra 5000 rs, low treble extra
IS 50@6 rs, good do. 81 as. choice do, 500
Is, choice extra sl0@1O so " Dbl.
Dealers and gr0cers obtain SOC above these
prices in their order trade.
NEW WHEAT FLOUR-Several lots on the
way here are now about due by river and rail- and
their arrival 10 being looked for with some inter-
est. Three c1nsignments are expected by rail
to-day. One consists of a car load in sacks from
Gal attn, Tenn. the other from Illinois; the other
we noticed previously.
RYE FLOUR--Commands IS 25(D5 so ID Dbl
from first hands. Some fre-h lot are Offering.
GRIr5 AND HOMINY-Grits are in light sup
rN1u and fpn xav,I At
and 81 to arrive. Hominy s in light supply, aud
fresh commands 81 f3 Dbl
CORN MEAL-keceived this morning 977 bbls.
The demand is active, and the market has adj
vanced 15o Dbl, owing to the scarcity Of supply.
700 bbls sold, comprising u.s. 100, 10O 100 and 200
at 90 25; 40 at So 3d. IS at 50 37 and go at So 40
Dbl. Dealers are jobbing at So rs 10 Dbl, and
larger lots were held at the close at S. so ID Dbl.
PORk-The market is quiet but much stronger,
with o better demand. under Western advices,
and mess is held at sl4 5O@l4 65 ID Dbl. 375
bbls sold, OF which Is and 100 spot and 1OO to ar
rive at Sl4 37L, 100 and so spot at Sl4 As, aud
100 at $14 gu a9 Dbl. Several offers OF sl4 371l
were refused for supplies on the landing.
Dealers are jobbing at SIS so 73 Dbl.
DRY SALT MEATS in good job demand and
shoulders are quoted at 55S05ilc 10 fb, packed.
receiver sold 35 boxes on private terms, and 10
boxes sold at 5hc. Dealers are iobbing them
at 55s0l55lo % ID.
BACON Tho demand is only in Job way
at 6c for shoulders. sac for clear rib sides and
$40 tor clear sides. 80 casks sold, comprising
and casks shoulders. to arrive, and 10 on the
spot at exc. half casks and IL casks clear rib
sides at SIC, and boxes clear sides at SIC % d.
Dealers are jobbing shoulders at 6a4@7c. clear
rib sides SIC, ear sides $40 a9 ID.
HAMS-treshly packed cho ce sugar cured are
in request, and command 110oll1ac f8 ID. Yes.
terdsy tierces small size sod a. 1llc. Deal
ers obtain %aG1lc on these prices in their Job
trade. No cemand for old stock.
LARD-Is in better demand and prices are
stronger. Offers OF 90 were refused for tieroe.
refined. and 9Ac asked. Keg is quoted at go
10e % ID. Dealers are iobb.ng at 70 above these
prices.
BREAKFAST BACON-Is dali and quoted at Sc.
PACKERS HOG PRODUCTS - Prime mess
pork is selling in the order trade ct s13 50@14,
prime 81. rump pork s11 50@t2 aB Dbl; pig
pork SO rs u half Dbl, pigs feet 65c ID keg and
81 rs 9s tirkln; tongues 40 apiece; new rib sides
311ac % fb. A receiver sold so bbls jowl pork on
private terms.
WHIsKY-No demand. Rectifed is quoted at
81 ob0l 10 9B gallon, as in proof and brand.
Dealers obtain b@lOc above these prices in
their job trade.
CORN IN BULK-The stock on the spot has
been disposed OF and supplies to arrive are offer
ing OF SEC f9 bushel.
tho oountry az 81 70 % bushtl for whippoorwiI,
81 25@l Sd for mixed and 81 60@l75 for clay. A
Car load sold to go to Atlanta. Ga, and there ia
some inquiry for more.
CORN IN sACKS-Is scarce. and prices rule
firm. S25 sacks sold, OF which $50 yellow mixed
at 62c, 800 yellow at 63c, $50 white at Csc, and
125 and 100 white at SIC u bushel.
OAIS.aood supply and dull. 1877 sacks sold,
and 800 choice st. Louis at 4zc % bushel.
BRAN-The supply is light, and there is only
job demand. 200 sacks sold. OF which
so at 81 Scat 81 021, and 100 at 81 05 % 100 ID.
HAY,-ls in good supply, and it is being re.
at SIT. and 100 do at SIT 25 ID ton.
RICE There is no change Of any consequence
to note. The supply is light and the market
continues dull. Louisiana No. 2 is quoted at 4c;
fair .5'@ee; good 7es@aeAc; prime 6@6e
COFFEE Our market Ia strong and the de-
mand is little more active. 5000 bags, ex Los
kumnerch, sold on private terms and since then
dealers have resold 700 bags at full prices. We
is1l@l99lc; good 2o4 @2o15e; prime ee2oZ @2Ie
y b. Job lots; ordinary l74@1sAo gola; fair
2U@20Ac; good 204@2lc; prime 2i1402111 .sc II b.
BUTIER-The supplyis large, while the de-
mand 10 moderate and only job lots are want
good, 2O@22c; Western dairy, good, 16@l7c;
Western repacked, good, 15@l6c; do, fair, 800
lac; New York creamery, selections, 25(126c; do,
fine, 23@24c; dairy, fine, 24@25c; do, good, 2l@
22c;do. fair, 18@20c 43 ID.
Prime factory $3.50; off lots and reflections
@7c ID Ii. The market is bare of New York
cream.
RECEIPTS OF pRoDUcE-Arrived since our
review OF yesterday: 1899 bbIs -four, BAT bbls
pork, 100 bbls whisky, 1853 ties hams, "a kegs
lard, 1C4 casks bacon, 103 boxes bacon, 977 bills
corn meal, 705 sacks corn, 1776 sacks oats, 404
sacks bran. 62l bales bay, rs hhds sugar, 36 bbls
molasses, bbls apples, 2lo kegs butter, 20 bbls
potatoes and 7 bbs rice.
EXPORTS OF PRODUOE-Exports since our
review of yesterday: 50 bbls flour. 2 bbls pork
20 casks bacon, tierces lard, 26 bbs whisky, 1O9
bills corn meal, 994 sacks corn, Ct sacks oats.
30 sacks bran, hhds sugar, SO bbls sugar. IA
bills molasses, $50 sacks coffee and 10 bbls