The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-07-17

There IL, however. . negotiation pending for
list OF some magnitude. The amount on sale i
as follows:
Inferior Tugs @, low lugs 1880 medium
$3.50, good to fine 5A@e1e, low leaf 61.a
(DI3To, andseleotions 14L01Bo.
Received since last evening, 40 hhds; exported
none; stock on hand by our running statemen
| 10, 463 hhds.
FRETGHTS-We have no new feature to no
tice In the market. There are. however, steam
ships due which promise fair supply OF steam
room for Liverpool, of which there Is none q
present on the berth, either sail or steam. Mas
ters Of uneDgaged vessels are asking "a for tina
port. We quote as follows:
by stesm-Cotson to Liverpool %. e
and Baltimore, via New York, 20; to New Yorl
10. Grain TO Liverpool 7%d.
BY sail-Cotton to Liverpool @, to Havre
sUGAR-Reoeived this morning 81 hhds
Only Is hhds strictly prime sold at loo u b. The
| market Ia dull and buyers are only willing to
operate at lower prices than holders will accept
Common to fair IL quoted at 9ssc. fully fair 9s4
5@1OHc, centrifugal 100, yellow clarified 101s0
Ito, OF whites 1l14c, whites 1i14o, pure whites
1l1s@ 11Ao " b.
Observation-Disclosures this morning SO bbls.
There IL little or no demand and prices are
dry REFINERY sUaAR-Is selling on orders
at 1870 for standard A, in bbls, 1870 for
crushed. 1870 for powdered and grsnulated, and
&C oi n RI REFINERY MoLAssEs-1s selling on
orders ct 45c for common, 600 for fair, $50 for
prime, 600 for choice, and 900 for golden syrup.
FLOUR-Supplies are coming in more lber4
ally, and 1906 bbls have come in since Saturday.
The new crop IL arriving more freely. buyers
are holding of for better supplies and lower
prices, and the market is dull and over. There
were sales Of It's bbls new, OF which so and 60
at IS 25; 100 at 90 rs; 100 at 81 80; go and 100
bbls and 80 bbls in sacks at 80 30; 100 and $50
bbls choice treble extra In lots at SO as; as 25,
150 and 100 choice extra at 20 so, and 80 bbls
on private terms.
Common is quoted at s404 60, superfine
% %, double extra 5000 25, low treble extra
t6 5000 rs, good do. 81 5O(18. choice do. IS so
@s 20, choice extra 5000 so U Dbl.
: Dealers and grocers obtain 600 above these
prices In their order trade.
RYE Embellishments IS 250l5 80 " Dbl
from first hands. Some fresh lot are offering.
CORN FLOUR-Is scarce, and some just re-.
eeived sold at "a 25 W Dbl. rs bbs sold on the
landing at that price.
GRIfB AND HOMINY-Grits are in.light sup
ply and In demand at "a ~ Dbl. $50 bbls, Just
in, sold In lots on the landing at that price, job
bing in store at "a % W Dbl. Fresh hominy COM
mands "a " Dbl.
CORN mEAL--Receipts Of 1880 bbls since Eat
urdsy; trade depressed; the market fully zoo III
Dbl, and only 450 b5ls sold. comprising so, 80 and
80 at % 20 so and $50 at 90 rs III Dbl. Dealers are
jobbing ut % 80 ID Dbl.
PEARL MEAL~Oommauds 81 N Dbl.
PORK-Quiet but strong, and Iness IL held at
SIS W Dbl lot OF 10 bbls sold to srrive at s14 rs
" Dbl. Receivers are selling small broken lots.
in store, at $15. and dealers are iobbing at GIG ~
Dbl. On Saturday 300 bbls mess sold, to arrive,
on private terms.
DRY SALT MEAT-Shoulders are scarce and
In demand at $40. loose, and $40 packed. Re-
oeivers are selling lob lots In store at and des,.
ers jobbing at 60 ID b. A car load winter cured
shoulders sold, loose, at the depot at $40 ~ Ii.
A receiver sold so boxes shoulders at $40 Ya ID.
BACON-Is in demand. The market is bare
OF shoulders and sides are in light supply: 8
casks clear rib sides sold at 82sc, and do at $40
VI b. Clear sides are quoted at $40; clear RIB
jobbing shoulders at 70; clear rib sides clear
BREAKFAST BACoN-Is dull and is quoted
HAMS-Ohoice sugar-cured, small size. are in
light supply and Ia demand. Choice, freshly
packed are quoted at 11L0111Lc 7a II, as 10
size and brand and dealers obtain 10 above these
prices in their Job trade. No demand for old
stock.
LARD-Is In fair local demand Tieroo is held
at 9114@9Lc; key 10@lO14c ~ b. Dealers ARE
PACKERS HOG PRODUCTS - Prime mess
pork IL selling in the order trade at $13 5OO14,
prime sl1, rump pork s11 50@l2 ~ bbl pig
pork So 25 W half Dbl, pigs feet 65c u key and
81 rs ~ trkin; tongues 40 apiece; new rib sides
3Lc " ID. receiver sold 60 bbls iowl pork on
private terms.
WHIsKY-Rectifed Is quoted at 81 051t 10 m
gallon, as in proof and brand. Dealers obtain
b010c above these prices. A lot Of bbls old
Bourbon cold at 90 rs " Dbl.
CORN IN BULK-Supplies are Offering on
the spot and to arrive at SIC W bushel.
COW PEA'-The season Is nearly over, and
the stock is mostly held by dealers who are sell
ing on country orders at t1D1 25 as bushel for
mixed and II 25011 80 for clay.
CORN IN SACKs--Cortinues scarce and the
for choice white; it is now held at 730175c 4s
busbel; 1900 sacks sold, of which 800 mixed At
CSC; $50 yellow at 7Oc; 400 white at 7Oc and $50
white and white mixed ut 73c 7p bushel. Sales
are being made from store at Too AZ bushel
OATS-Are III abundance, and they are
neglected. Prices are tending downward 1900
sacks sold; $50 choice Gslena and 1000 Texas at
a3c; 800 Texas and $50 choice Galena at 44c fB
bu-hel.
BRAN Is in fair supply and prices are steady.
$500 sacks sold at 81 05 ~ 100 ID.
HAY-The supply IL large and the market dull
rs bales strictly prime sold At SIT 9B ton. Prime
Ia quoted at SIG; choice at SIS T3 ton.
kICE-Is extremely dull. Louisiana No. 2 is
qnoted at 4lac; fair SIC; good 64c; prime 61sc
u ID.
OOFFEE-The demand is confined to the
city trade, which is limited at previous prices
No stock in first hands; Dealers stock 10 at out
5000 hags. We quote cargoes: Ordinary 1714@
prime 2O24o92lc IL b. job lots: ordinary 17Z
@ls14o gold; fair 20@2OAc; good 2O2402lc;
prime 2iA@2iLc7 y b.