The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1877-09-01

| sUGAR-No receipts this morning. The
stock under the sheds is 2377 hhds, against 1131
hhds last year. Receipts to date 142, ,008 hhds,
against ia 40 hhds last year. No transactions
them and prices are nominal. The dealers
trade is limited, but they are holding firm.
We quote job lots: Common 10 low
fair sc; fair TO good fair $40; prime 90; strict.
y d prl@e 70 0eooe sye ye2x clarified s9
@1le III tb.
MOLAsSE5- receipts this morning. The
stock under the sheds is $40 bbls and 40 hall
bbls, against 69a bbls and half bbls last year.
Receipts to date 254 GAG bbls against 222 SIS bbls
last year The market is dull, and there is
not sufficient coming in to warrant quota tions.
FLOUR-The receipts were liberal this morn
ing, and embraced 1888 bills. There is good
demand for the last day of the month, and the
market is steady at firm prices The sales en-
braced 1045 bbls, of which 80 and 100 choice tre-
BILE extra at So 80; rs, 25 30, 300, rs and rs
choice extra ct q; 25, 25 rs and so fancy o.
~ 121a; 40 81 " 37l; zoo bbls on private terms.
double extra s505 as; low treble extra s. 500
s rs; good do IS 75D6; choice do Sc 25CD6 30;
choice extra &c 675@7; fancy 81 1211aD7 25 % bbl.
Dealers and grocers obtain 600 above these
prices in their order trade.
RYE FLOUR-Is quoted in first hands at IS as
Ql5 so # Dbl.
CORN FLOUR-sells at "a rs % bbl.
HOMINY-nommands 81 SB Dbl.
uhlIS-D6u OIL Inc lhDQl0g ab % yU i3 Dbl,
Dealers are iobbing in store at "a 2504 40 B Dbl.
CORN MEAL-Reoeiyed this morning 1861 bbls
The market is quiet, but firm. Holders are ask
ing 80 30 u bbl. Dealers are jobbiug at 50 rs ~
Dbl.
CORN In BULK-Is in good supply and dull.
1t is quoted at 5l1st052o " bushel.
PROVlSlONS-Are in light supply and in re-
quest at advancing prices. Bacon more especially
is in active demand and shows an improvement
to-day OF fully Io f9 tb.
PORK RaeaiynA
market ls quiet but strong at $l3 rs W Dbl for
mess. Dealers have good job trade at s14 $50
Ia 30 9P Dbl.
DRY SALT MEAT-only 1900 b came in this
ket, is strong OF SIC loose and $40
packed, with supplies barely equal to the wants
Vt he trade. A lot of 5 boxes shoulders sold at
51ac ~ b. Dealers are jobbing them at594c % Il.
BAuON-ls in light supply and in aotlve de-
mand, and prices have advanced hc W b. The
sales embraced 205 packages of which half
asks and 15 casks shoulders at &c; 10 half casks
clear rib sides at re; 6 casks. 26 and 20 boxes
clear rib sides at Sc; 40. A. 16 and 16 boxes long
clear sides at s.; Is casks clear sides at s1So s,
II and IA casks do at SIC, and 10 do at $40 B b.
Shoulders are now held strongly at 61Sc; clear rib
sides 81; clear sides 8sst@s1sc " fb. Dealers are
jobbng at 61ao for shoulders, $40 for clear rib
sides and $40 for clear sides.
BREAKFAST BACON Choice is in light SUD-
ply and in demand at 10c 3B fb. The market
is quoted at 90l0c fs ID. as in size, cut and
quality.
HAMs-Choice sugar-oured, small size, are
in light supply and in demand at 1ta012c.
Medium average are quoted at 1114@1211ac f9 tb.
Dealers obtain 10 above these prices in their
order trade.
PACKERS HOG PRODUCTS = Dealers Al Q
selling in their job trade orders as s8 per half
Dbl for pig pork, sl3 SO ae bbl for prime mess
pork, $40 so Tor prime and $11 for rump pork.
LARD-Is in fair supply, and selling in the
local trade at 80 for tierce refined; 91.O1Oc for
choice kettle; 9lao for keg, refined. and 1O1lD11c
prices in their order trade.
WHIsKI-The market is strong here and
in the West. Western rectifed is in light
supply, and quoted at 81 1O@1 l2a y gallon, as
in proof De- Dealers obtain 5@ioo above these
CORN IN SACKS-The stock on the landing
is about $4,000 sacks. There is only moderate
local demand at Yesterdays decline. 1900 sacks
sod Of which 800 mixed in poor order at $40. 500
choice white at $50, 500 red mixed at CSC, and
800 choice yellow at 6711aao W bushel.
OATS-The stock on the landing is about 1900
sacks Moderate job demand without any
change in prices. 500 sacks sold, of which $50
g. Louis at $780, 200 dalena at 40c, and $50 choice
Texas at 41c u bushel.
BRAN-The stock on the landing is sbout 2iOO
Sacks snd owing to large receipts, there is de-
cline in prices OF 21a015o ~ 100 lbs; 500 sacks
sold Of which $50 At zoe, and $50 at 721le y
HAY-The stock on the landing is about $500
bales. Nothing doing, though prices are un-
changed Prime is quoted at $l5@17; choice
$18119 F8 ton.
RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE-Arrived since our
review OF yesterday: 1883 bbls -four, 1893 bbls
pork, 354 bbls whisky, 1873 tierces hams, 466 tcs
lard, 675 kegs lard, 100 casks bacon, 81 boxes
bacon. 1861 bbls oornmesl, 13,422 sacks corn,
5,0s7 bushels corn in bulk, 3019,sacks oats, 1924
sacks orsn, 3692 bales hay, 277 kegs butter, and
2i3 bbls rice.
review Of yesterday 299 bbs flour, 5 bbls pork,
81 casks bacon, 81 tierces lard. 7s bbls whisky,
48 bbls cornmeal, A sacks corn, 20 sacks oats,
sacks bran, 2 bales hay, 2S2 hhds sugar, 81 bbls
SUGAR, ~ bbls molasses. 81 bbls rice, 1888 sacks
coffee. SO bbls apples, Al kegs butter, 252 sacks
salt. 81 bbls onions, and 81 bbls potatoes.
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