The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-06-06

zoo bbls sold, of which % at 50 90, u.s. 90 and 1o
sts5 y bbl Dealers are jobbing at 50 90 III Dbl
Pohh-No demand. Mess Ii Offering at I'll
bol, and q l.. no buyers. Dealers are jobbing Al
The Chicago morning dispatches quoted
sl5 12la July; the closing sf3 IL July.
DRY SALT MEATS scarce and in good de.
mand: shoulders, packed are quoted at 511sc
receiver sold $4,000 tb loose. In store. in iob
lots at 5 14c for summer cured and 5saSs5Lo for
winter cured. Dealers are jobbiDg at 5s.aGc " 10.
| BAOON-Tbe demand for this article ia also
only in a job way; As packages sold. comprisipg
boxes cieat rib sides at Sc, and 10 half casks do.
| at $50 " ID. Clear sides are qnoted at SIC,
Dealers are jobbing shoulders at 6%c; clear RIB
| sides 8lac clear sides $50 fa Ii.
| HAMS-A receiver sold Is tierees choice sugar
cured on private terms. The market is in good
| supply, but there is no demand. Choice sugar
cured. small size, are quoted at 10@11c; large
size and medium average 90D10c u ID.
BREAKFAST BACON quoted at $4,000,
| and no demand.
PACKERS HOG PRODUCTS = Prime mess
pork is selling in the order trade at sl4, prime
I'll 5oG9l2 and rump pork fl2 30 " bbl; pig
pork SO 25@s 90 ~ half bbly pigs feet Csc u Heg
and 81 % " firkin. tongues 40 aplece. new rib
LARD-Is dull and quoted at g94@1nc fer
tierce, 104@lO5sc for keg and 111s@1114 40 for
pail. Dealers obtain &c above THESE prices
WHI5KY-Rectifed il gu ,ted' ct 81 021sGD1 OK
fB gallon, as in proof and brand.
CORN In BULK-No demand and 1c u bushel
lower. Il is .offeling spot and to arrive, at $40
COW PEAs-Are in good demand and higher,
They are selling orders for the country as
81 go II bushel for black, 20 1902 rs for whip
poorwill, 81 85t@3 for naked, 1908 Is for clay
mixed, and 90 III for clay. dealer sotd GO bags
to dav at these prices
CORN IN SAOKB-The supply ia fair and the
demand is better, but only job lots are wanted
Prices are frmer. 1882 sacks sold, of which 1910
white 300 yellow, 1000 and 2lOO white at ssc. 200
232 and 500 white az SOC ~ bushel. Chicago morn
ing dispatches quoted 1870 july snd closed 46s4
July.
OAIS-Owing to small arrivals the stock ia
cons derabIy reduced, but sufficient for the de-
mand, which is confined to job lots. Prices are
unchanged. 700 sacks sold, Of which 200 st. Louis
at 4sc aud 500 Galena at 500 " bushe
BRAN Fair supply, Dealers have sufficient
stocks, but there is little or no demand. A dealer
sold 30 and 30 sacks at 81 10 T9 100 ID.
HAY-Light supply. and there is very little d.
ing 800 bales sold, o. which 100 ordinary at s14:
100 prime at SIG, and 10o do at SIG 80 u ton.
WOOL-Is in moderate supply ana good de-
mand. BURY is quoted ut 100l15c; Louisiana
clear 2o@23c; clear lake $3.50 III d.
STAR UANDLES-Light supply and moderate
demand. 100 boxes sold at 40 % d.
RICB-Iight supply and quiet. Louisiana
No. is quoted at 1919, ordinary 5zs@6c,
fair 614@6ssc,. good 61s6565sc, prime 6a4@7o,
choice 71so u h.
COFFEE-fhe market is dull. Stocks in
hands of dealers 1000 bags; stock in rst hands
480 bags. We quote oargoes Ordinary 1701171zo
2o1a@2o24c H. d. Job lots Ordinary i71s@1sc,
go1; fair 19s4@2oc; good 2o1s@2094c; prime
2i@21Ao ~ b.
bUf1Elt-The supply of good table butter ia
light and the receipts are small. Good demand.
Strictly fine Western sells at 10000; prime re-
packed 15@17c; off flavor and color 1201t4e;
Western creamery 26G127c; strictly fine Goshen
24a25o; prime 20D22c; fair grades 18@20o " ID.
CaBE5E-Lgbt supply Of Western and the
market is bare of Northern. The demand is fair
We quote prime estern 10@111c: off grades 60Q
10. New York cream would oommand 16c 5B 1b.
POULTRY -Is neglected. Western grown
chickens rs sell at s4ea So young do 1908; ducks
Louisiana grown chickens 1908 5v; young do
"a, ducks 1907 3d. geese s4@5;s turkeys s1401l7
y dozen.
EGGS-Libera supply and dull. Western and
Louisiana are held at 8@l2c S3 dozen.
HlDEs-Recejpts sell upon arrival. Country
green are quoted OF 10000; dry sailed 12@13s
Try flint 13Dl4c u Ii. III city slaughter sales
re making as follows: Steer hides, over IS fb,
lldes, as they run. 7hc; kips, 20 TO "a fb, 91sc;
tips, 25 to 30 Ii, 95c; calf skins each 75,. Bees.
YAK, 2so92oe Y Ii; Ok horn each Sc.
4 as bah pois oil Kegs iUc, sugar n0g6Deads
3 apiece. Hogshaad poles $85 IN 1000: barrel :
'oes SCOOPS u 100. Hogshead slaves $50 "a ,
600; barrel slaves $l8 ~ 1000.
RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE-Arriyed since our 1
eview of yesterday: 100 bb's flour, 100 bbls s
'bisky, 1876 tierces hams, so casks bacon. So q
oxes bacon, 600 bbls cornmeal. 1909 sacks corn, q
$50 sacks oats. 126 sacks bran, 500 bales hay,
hhds sugar, SO bbls moasses, 1888 kegs butter, '
90 boxes cheese, and IA bbls nee.
EXPORTS OF PRODUOE-Exports since our
eview of yesterday ZIG bbls -four, 10 bbls pork c
casks bacon, herces lard, 20 bbls whisky, Il
8 bbs cornmeal, 1862 sacks corn, IS sacks G
ats, 80 sacks bran, 16 bales hay. 81 hhds sugar. n
bbis sugar, 70 bbs molasses, 40 bbls rice, GIG :.
acks coffee, kegs butter. 1913 sacks salt, 1882 i
bis potatoes, 1879 bbls onions and IL sack, COW Il
cas-. Il
The following are tine sales receipts and ex- Il
ors of the principal articles for the past three r
avs: