The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-04-07

Arrived past three days. ,......... 10
Arrived previously ............... 1858 LET'S
1850
Exported past three days.......... ~
Exported previously .............. 6,U11 .,
Broken up, tc.................... oo2- o,'el
Stock m hand etc ..,..........,,...... GIFTS
FgEIaHTS - The market continues ex-
tremely dull. and the supply Of steam-room ex-
oeeds the demand. Corn is now taken by steam
to Liverpool at Sd III bushel, which, ii we mistake
not, is the lowest on record at this port. There
is very little offering coastwise, but IL Western
shippers wish to send their produce to New York
or other Atlantic cities via this port, on through
OF steamers viii be found ready to accommodate
them at extremely low rates. At present little
liz offering besides cotton, and limited amount
of sugar, melasses and hides. We quote 30 fol-
lows.
By steam-Cot.on to Liverpool 4. 32d to Bre-
men 15-32d; to New York 7-16o; to Boston, Prov-
denoe, Fall River, Philadelphia and Baltimore,
via New York, ~. Grain to Liverpool Sd.
BY sail-Cotton to Liverpool 1884 to
Havre 1s16e to Bremen T@l516o; to the
grain to Liverpool 10d.
SUGAR--Received this morning Oil hhds.
The stock under the sheds is about 4254 hhds,
against 3777 hhds last year. The receipts to date
During the morning there was an absence OF
business on the sugar landing on account OF
the political meeting of the entire popu-
lace. Afterwards only 100 hhds Sold Cistern
bottoms are quoted at 3A@41.c. inferior 5@6s4o,
common 71lo, good common 7s4c, fair So. fully
fair s140D52sc, prime SIC, strictly prime to
choice $40, choice 90, seconds 8@9c, centrifugal
s1f@9e, yellow clarified 1o@loAo. whites ll@
Ne are indebted to Messrs. A. Thomson & Co.
for the following telegram New York, April 5.
1S77-Cut loaf 1114c, crushed HE, powdered
and granulated 1890, standard AS 1919 " ID.
MOLASSES-Reoeived this morning 325 bbls.
The stock under the sheds is about 5157 bbls and
274 half bbl,, against 5772 bbls and 1873 half bbs
last year The receipts to date are GAO, 1874 bbls,
against 2l6,61 last year. Prices are firm, but we
heard OF no sales; business on the sugar landing
was suspended by the popular demonstration to.
day. Common is quoted at 3o@321ac, fair $50
36o; good fair 37@58c; prime 42o: strictly prime
46@47c, and choice 4s05Oc " gallon.
FLOUR-The market is quiet but steady and
strong aud unchanged, and the stock is mostly
held off the market under limitations from West
ern shippers. There were sales to-day Of 685
bbls Of which 100 low treble extra at$7 1914; 50
good treble extra at 81 62s; 100 choice treble at
81 IS; 16O do at IS; 100 choice extra at So 12lS;
70 at IS IS; 25 aud 25 bbls at IS so 7s Dbl, and
100 on private terms. Received this morning $3.50
bbls.
Wheat was 10 higher in Chicago this morning.
quoted at Il 33A. Liverpool was Id off on
wheat, and Sd off on corn. New York was up 20
on spring wheat, 81 35@l 81; winter 81 450 20
st. LOUIS 81 se1 April and 81 571s cash for No.
later, 81 3l1,,tMsy. Eastern and foreign news
better. private telegram from st. Louis re-
ported On advance OF &c on wheat and raised
limitations on Flour here.
Common is quoted at 81 50Go5, fine IS 25@5 80,
superfne S. 1906, single extra Sc 25@6 80,
double extra Sc 1907, low treble extra $7O7 25,
good do 81 5O0D7 521%s, choice treble extra $50
) 25, choice extra 50 %, choice family and fancy
% 5o@s rs v Dbl.
CORN MEAL-Received this morning 657
bbls. The market is again stronger to-day, and
the stock is held ut 81 5000 60 u Dbl. Dealers
are jobbing at q rs " Dbl.
GRIrs AND HOM1NY -Grits are dull at 50 65
on the landing; jobbing ut 90 IS. Homny dull
at So 1908 so, lobbing at 50 rs W Dbl.
rately fair demand at SIS 80 " Dbl for mess Last
evening 2l0 bbls Mess sold, to arrive, at $40 30,
and to-day so bbls, spot, at SIS 80 " Dbl Dealers
are jobbing at SIG 250i6 SO " Dbl.
Chicago opened this morning ut $l4 cash and
Liverpool was 81 of to-day on prime mess.
private telegram from Chicago this afternoon re-
ported provisions duh and easier, $l3 30 cash,
"r DRY sYf SALT MEIT-shouldsrs are in fair sup.
ply and demand at SIC, boxed, and so boxes sold
In lots at that price. The season is about over
for Sides Clear rib sides are quoted nominaly
At SIC; clear sides $40 VI b. Dealers are jobbing
shoulders at &c; clear rib sides SIC; clear sides
$40 ~ ID. .
BACON-Shoulders continue in supply and
dull at 6hc % ID. Sides are in fair demand in
small lots at 80 for clear rib and 91a@sssc fol-
clear sides. 10 casks and Is boxes clear rib sold
on the landing at 90 % b, and 20 boxes shoulders
| on private terms. Dealers are jobbing shoulders
at 10; clear rib sides at 9c, clear sides 9Ac " ID
| HAMs-Continue in abundant supply. Choice
| ugar-cured are quoted at 9@l0c for large, ll(a
l1%c for ordinary average and 1f1a@ii4c fol
small size. Dealers Job prices are lc above
| these.
LARD -Terce is quoted at 81 @91ac for pack
| ers' aud 10c for refined; key l0A@l0Ae ~ 1b
Dealers obtain 10 above these prices in theil
| Job trade.
PACKERS HOG PRoDUoTs-Pigs feet are
selling at 81 15@1 20 per key, 50 so u bbl spare
ribs "a rs y Dbl; pig pork IS go % halfspare
| BREAKFAST BACON-Is dull and quoted al
10@11c U ID.
CORN IN BULK-There have been sales a
47c and eupplies are now offering to arrive at 49,
ID buehel.
COW PEAS--The receipts have fallen of
already and the arrivals are in drblets Black ar
selling at 81 so, mixed 81 70@l IS, clay mixet
81 90(02, pure clay SAGA is % bushel. There i
quite . good demand; itis increasing. Two CO