The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-06-17

more expected by Eonday. Buyers are off and
the market is quoted at 50 80 " bbl. The sales
to.day are confined to $50 bbis, Ut which q, rs.
2s and 25 at "a sos 50 and 100 at 81 So % Dbl.
Dealers are jobbing ct So 10 59 bl.
PORK-The market is very dull, with mess
offering at sla u Dbl. Only 35 and 10 bbls could
be disposed Of Mt s14 on the landing. Dealers
are jobbing at si5@l5 IS % Dbl.
The Chicago, morning dis patches quoted
$500 the closing ST. so July and sl2 " August.
DRY SALT MEAT-The supplies are light, but
there is no demand. Loose shoulders are offer
ing at SIC, packed $40 49 ID and no sales. Deal
re dSSboDg them n as Gs d. sor oe.,
sides in casks; they are held 14c higher Offers OF
Sc are refused, and $40 asked. Shoulders are
quoted at SIC, clear rib sides TIC, and only a
small job demand. Dealers are jobbng shout
y 10. 8 casks and 10 boxes clear rib tides sold
LARD~Is very dull and quoted at 9091a, in
tlerce and 9A@10c 10 key; pail 1o1s@llc W ID.
Dealers are jobblpg at 4e above DC these prices.
The Chicago morning dispatches quoted 8S71a
August, and the closing at g. 70 July.
BREAKFAST BACON-Is dull aud quoted at
PAtKERy HOG PRODUCTS Prime mess
pork is ling in the order trade at $14. prime
Sill 50e9i2, and rump pork s12 30 " Dbl; pig
pork So <5@3 80 % half Dbl, pigs feet Csc u key
and 81 70 f3 firkln, tongues DO ap.ece. new rib
sides $40 ID ib.
are very low. Choice sugar cured, small size, are
quoted at l0@1lc; large size and medium average
9@l0c F3 Id. A receiver sold and 10 tierces
choice sugsr-eured, small size, at 1910, and at
lie s9 ID.
WHIsKY-A lot of Is bbls pure Bourbon sold
on private terms. Rectifed is quoted at 81 05
al Ii 39 gallon.
CORN IN BULK--Is quoted on The spot and
to arrive at 53@5ic - bushtl. Exports to-day
comprise SO, 49,, bush ls to Liverpool.
CORN IN sAOKs-The supply is light, con
sistipg OF to-dsy's receipts, which are small
Fair demand and prices have advanced 20D3c fs
bushel; 900 sacks sold, of which 200 white mixed
at 62c, aud 700 choice white at $50 % hsshel.
477sc August.
OATseGood supply of Galena, but the market
rem ,ins bare OF st. Louis, and the demand con-
tinues moderate for Galepa; 300 and 500 SACHS
cho CO Galena sold at SOC % bushel.
BRAN-There ia q large stock now on the
landing, but no change in prices, and the demand
ia moderate. Only 100 and 80 sacks sold at 81 Is
9s 100 ib.
HAY-To-days receipts have increased the
stock, and all grades are IN good supply with
fair demand at previous pr1oes 500 bales choice
sold at $40 59 ton.
COW PEA5-Are in light supply and active
demand for the country at So f5 bushel for black
SO 10 for whippoorwill; So 2503 So for mixed
sold 400 bags to-day.
COFFEE-The market is firm, but the demand
is restricted on account Of the stock being made
quate. Stock in first hands 480 bags; in dealers,
5000 bags. We quote eargoes: Ordinary 17@
1714o (gold); fair 19A@19lsc; good 2O@2O4c
prime 2O1s0l20a4c u ID. Job lots: Ordinary Tx
@l8c, nola; fair 1924@2Oc; good 2O1s@2os4o;
prime 2l@21Ic % b.
RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE-Arriyed since our
review Of yesterday: 1855 bbls flour. 69s bbls
pork. 1876 bbls whisky, 81 tics hams. II tcs lard,
% kegs lard 80 casks bacon, 30 boxes bacon, 3071
bols corn mea', 1874 sacks corn, 5068 sacks oats,
9l3 sacks bran, 2l93 bales hay, So hhds sugar. 1U
bbls molasses 800 kegs butter, 500 boxes candles,
70 sacks COW peas, and 142 800 ID meat.
EXPORTS OF PRODUGE-Export since our
review of yesterday: 1878 bbls flour, bbls pork,
16 casks bacon, 33 terces lard, 40 bis whisky, As
bbls corn meal 535 sacks corn, 81 sacks oats, Is
sacks bran, bales hay, 81 hhds sugar, 81 bbls
sugar, 3 bbls molasses, 20 bbls rice, 232 sacks
coffee, 1877 bbls potatoes, and 102 sacks salt.