The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-07-14
i've. u % 40 V ltbl. City meal is selling At

% 60 I'D bill.
PokK-Ihis mornings ohicsgo and Liverpool
dispatches quoted much higher, snd the market
here 70 fully 25c higher in conse quence. An offer
q PA W. was refused for car load OF pess to
sfrive. Holders ARD asking &16 under iimita-
lions Dealers are iobbing st s15 5O00le % Dbl.
90 end log bbs mess sold at sl4 rs " Dbl.
and command $40 aB ID readily, loose and packed
and sell in broken lots in store at 55sc 73 Ii,
Dealers are iobbing them at &c u h.
RAC0N.Shonlders are scarce and in demand
NJ 6sssU6s4o W b. A lot Of 10 casks sold as CSC
to arrive. B casks clear rib sides sold on pri-
vate terms. Sides are in better demand and are
held strongly at $40 for clear rib and $40 for
clear. Dealers are jobbing shoulders Mt 10; clear
rib sides SIC; clear sides $40 u Ii.
HAM5-Uhoioe svgar-cured, small size, are
in light supply and in demand for the local
trade and for Cuba ut 1l1sc Fs h. Choice freshly
packed are quoted at 1l4o1l1lao, as in size and
brand, and dealers obtain 10 above these prices
in their Job trade. No demand for old stock. A
receiver sold tierces small size choice sugar
u LARD-le IN fair local demand At o14o for
fierce and gs4 6ol0c for key. Dealers are i5bbDg
Of 10 above these prices. receiver sold 5O
tieroes r. fired st94c ~ Ii.
BREANF .ST BAOON--Is dull and quoted at
$4,000. " b. 10 boxes sold at SIC snd9 at &c.
PACKERS HOG PRODUCTS - Prime mess
pork Is ceiling in the order trade at S13 50d0l4
prime si1, rump pork s11 5O0l2 u Dbl; pig
pork 90 % " half Dbl, pigs feet 600 u key and
81 rs 3B firkin; tongues 40 apiece; new rib sides
3Lsc T ID. receiver sold GO bbls jowl pork On
private terms.
WHIsKY-Rectified is quoted at 81 O5@1 10 ~
gallon, as in proof and brand. Dealers obtain
b01Oc above these prices. To day a lot of bbls
patent Bourbon sold at 81 80 % gallon.
CORN In BULK--The stock on the spot has
been disposed Of and supplies to arrive are offer
ing at bGc u bushel.
COW PEA The season s nearly over, and
none are now coming in. The stock is mostly
held by dealer, who is selling on orders for the
country at 81 rs " bnshel Tor whppoorwill, 81 25
al SO for mixed, and 81 cool rs for clay. A
receiver sold 30 bags mixed at 75c, and 20 at 80c
" buslel. The demand is now only in job way
from dealers. Round lots in first hands would
find no market.
COIN IN t,ACK5--There is none In first hands
Dealers are Offering mixed at $50; yellow At ESQ
100, and white at Zoo III bushel. $50 sacks white
sold in store at 70s W bushel.
OATs-Liberal supply with limited demand,
and prices have declined 1c for aalena and 20 for
st. Lonis. $500 sacks sold, Of which 5000 Iowa
mixed at 40c, 800 choice Galena at 44c 500 choice
Texas at 44c, 500 do. at 45c u busbel.
ut. Louis are quoted at 400 % bushel.
BRAN-The supply in first hands is exhausted.
HAY--Is in good supply and dull 14o bales
prime sold at SIG u ton. Choice Is quoted at SIT
W ton.
RICE-Is extremely dull. Louisiana No. 2 is
Pib.
UOFFEE-There Is no demand exec pit for th
city trade which is limited. We quote cargoes:
Ordinary 17l4@171so .(gold.; fair 191s@i934ci
eood adA@5ts;( a Prime S4@2lo r. yeb
good 2024012lc; prime 2lA@21L.c I'D.
BUTTER Good supply and there is mode
rate demand, rincipally fer the local trade. We
quote creamery, fine A@25e; do good, 20
(D22c: Western dairy, good, 16@l7c; Western
repacked, good, 150i6c; do, fair, 13@14c; New
York creamery, selections, 25@26c, do, fine, %
0p24c; dairy, fine. 24025c; do, good, 2l@22c; do.
fair, 1920 " %.
CHEEsE-rhe stock is large with mod rate
demand for city consumption. Prime factory is
quoted at $685.; off lots and reflections 6@7c
fB b. The market is bare OF New York cream.
RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE-Arrived since our
review OF yesterday: 1049 bbls -four, 257 bbls
whisky, LOT tcs hams 100 bbls corn meal. 40 sacks
bran, 42 bales hay, Is bids sugar, n bbls mo-
leases, 10 bbls apples 80 kegs butter 100 boxes
cheese, boxes eggs, 3 bbls Onions, 1872 bbls po-
taoes and 2t2 bbls rice.
EXPORTS OF PRODUCE-Exports since our
review of yesterday: 1910 bbls -four, 7 bills
pork. 70 casks bacon, % tierces lard, II bbls
whisky, lag bbls corn meal, 2691 sacks corn,
1908 bushels corn in bulk, 502 sacks oats, 301
sacks bran, IL bales hay, 50 bids sugar, 90 bbls
sugar, lis bbls molasses, 12t bbls rice, ~ kegs
butter, 254 sacks coffee, 300 sacks salt. 20 bbls
onions and Al bbls potatoes.