The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-04-13

| year. aud since August Bl OF A,lIDsofss uatos,
| against 49,. 542 last year decrease 209, l65.
The Exchange kilograms make the receipts ct
| All The ports from Ia m. yesterday TO IL m. TO-
| dav 22og Bales against 1913 last week snd
5096 last year, and since Friday 1g,4ll bales,
| apsiust 22.Sa2 last week, and 54, 457 last year.
| Total since August 81, 8,756,950 bslesi against y
8,s43,s22 up TO Wednesday noon, April IL, last
| year-decresse 6,872.
Exports FRIDAY to Tuesday inslusive) 90 treas
Britain 81, Sol bales, against %, 1884 last week and
| nd IA last year. and TO the Continent ~. 4l0
| bales, against 11.55S last week and 1921 last
| year. "a
M. g8B 45O bales, against s49 LAST week, and
'' TsoBAOUo@We did not hear Of a transaction
to-day, THE amount on sale IL estimated at
| 1850 hhds. Received since last evening, y hhds.
exported, none stock on hand by cur running
| statement, GAS hhds. We continue to quote as
Unsound and frosted Jugs 2@sA,c, inferior
lugs 46o41c. low 4s4@514c, medium 5000. good s1
a good ,'f n s' iaS sf and sssS
@I TaEia HrsMA ship was laid in for Liverpool
at IA for cotton, and are fixed for Havrs ct
1sf6c The ruling rate for cotton BY sail te
Liverpool IL al, but very solidly compressed
is taken ct 1.32d less. Corn can be engaged by
steam for Liverpool at 81 " bushel-the lowest
on record. There il very little Offering besides
Gotten, and a limited amount OF sugar, melasses
and hides. We quote as follows:
by steam Cotton to Liverpool ssd; TO Bre-
men 15-s2d; to New York 7-16c; TO Boston, Pfovi-
dence, Fall River, Philadelphia and Baltimore,
New York. a. Gram 10 noelpool s ~ %
Havre 1916; to Bremen 1s@15 Ice; 90 the
| Baltic 1,d@l7.s2d; to Malaga lc; to Boston 10
graia TO liverpool f0d.
UGAR--Heceved this morning. 121 hhds.
There was nothing doing at the sugar landing on
account OF rainy weather. Cistern bottoms sell at
ga 0D41l.c, interior 5D6s4c, common 714c, good
common Tao, fair &c. fully fair 81 09sasc, prime
so strictly prime ss4e. choice 70, seconds a,Is
100, whites 1O1s4Dtlo II fb.
MIR. A. II. MeUntcheon sends us the following
telegram: "New York, April ID, 1877. Gut loaf
1lhc, crushed 1899, powdered l11se, standard
MOLASSES- Received this morning 372 bbls
Rainy weather has prevented any movement on
the landing, and We repeat previous prices.
Common 80@32lsc, fair 85@sec; good fair BIO
88c, prime 42e; strictly prime 4s047e, and choice
TLOUR-Unly 755 bbls came In this morning.
The market is ruling stronger from day to day.
and though the demand 10 retarded by the high
prices asked the supply lie Diminishing and the
market is ruling higher. Most of the choice ex.
ira on hand La under limitations OF 30 " Dbl and
several offers for lots OF 500 and 600 bbls are out
notwithstanding the inclemency OF the weather
1910 bbls sold, OF which 80 double extra ct 81 90
low treble at ~ 25; 400 choice treble extra at
&8: 300 choice extra at 81 rs; 30, 100, 100, 1O0
and 900 bills at IS 50 " Dbl; 90. 100 and 500 bbls
on private terms.
Advices from the West this morning mention
that wheat commands 81 90 ~ bushel In the inte-
rior country, and No. 3 sold in st. Louis at 81 10
NJ bushel. An export order for $4,000 bushels
No. could not be filled, u beng held higher.
Later, st. Louis quoted 81 II for No. q, and vi 67
Common is quoted at "a 5Ogs5, fine Sd 25@5 50,
supertne $5 1906 single extra So 25@e 30,
double extra 1907 25 low treble extras7 25D7 so,
good d. ~ 1907 S2l1, choice treble extra $50
8 25, choice extra IS 5O0s 10, choice family OK
ira SO W Dbl.
Dealers and erocers obtain 500 above these
prices In their order trade.
CORN FLOUR--A lot was sold FOR Cuba at
50 rs T3 bbl and there are orders here in sntici-
pat on Ut supplies; some now on the way
CORN MEAL-Only 202 bbls came in this
morning. The market is quoted at 81 40 a8 Dbl.
There were liberal sales at that price yesterday,
and 100 bbls sold to-day ct 81 40 III Dbl. Hold
ers are asking ~ 45n2 555B Dbl. Dealers are job
hi 4 at 81 600n2 Go " Dbl
GRI RS AND HOMlNY-Grits are dull al 80 G5
on the landing; jobbing at 90 %. Homny dull
at 90 1908 30, iobbing at % 70 y Dbl; >,
pORK-Holders are asking SIS 90 ~ Dbl Tor
mess, and only 700 bbls sold at SIS 371s " Dbl.
Yesterday some email sales were made at st5 371s
oils 40 " Dbl. Dealere are jobbing at sl6t@ls 20
" Dbl.
inc at si4 % May. Recepts-hogs $4,000; they
100 IL, Liverpool quoted short clear middles
5Bs Cd: long 39s Cd, decline oil Cd.
DRY SALT MEAT--No movement worthy of
note. shoulders ars quoted, loose, at 51tc, and
boxed 55a3 I'D fb. Dealers are jobblng them at
90 U D.; clear rib sides $40. clear sides $50 "
BACoN-Dull and weaher Shoulders are
quoted al &c, clear rib sides $40, clear sides 91c
4, h. Dealers are jobbing shoulders at go
clear rib sdes % clear sides gLc " fb. 10
casks clear rib sides sold at $40 ana do. clear
sides on private terms.
LARD The supply and tho demand are both
tierces sold at 94c ~ d. Refined is quoted OF
gLCD10c in tierces and g1gl%sc for packers. Kegs
16L(0l0a4o, pail 10H@llc W ID.
HAMS--Are very dull, and choice sugar-cured
small size. Dealers are jobbing at lc above these
prices. -
" PACKERS HOG PRoDUors-Pigs' Feet are
selling in the order trade at 75e 10 kit 81 sP key
50 ~ half Dbl, and 10 W Dbl. Extra rump Pork
GIL 75@12 " Dbl, prime mess BIB so, rump Sl3 "
Dbl Pig Pork So rs u half Dbl. Spare Ribs SAG
5 y Dbl. Pigs, tongues 405hsc apiece. =.
WHIsKY-Continuea dull and Western reoti-
fed is quoted at 81 0401 OF VI gallon. |
OATs-Are in fair supply and selling at pre-
vious prices with moderate demand: Yester- |
day, not reported $50 sacks Gaena sold at Ate |
" bushel. To-day 800 sacks Galena sold at |
46c sB bushel.
BRAN-1s in light supply. Yesterday there |
were sales at atsl 25 ~ 100 h. NJ sales to-day |
HAY Fair supply. No sales. Choice sold |
yesterday at $18 56@19 u ton.
CORN In SACKS.-There are liberal arrivals |
daily and the market is well supplied. The de- |
mand for export is active and prices are firm. |
Yesterday, not reported. 5000 sacks white and |
mixed sold at 800 W bushel. To-day there was
little done, as business on the landing was
stopped during the morning by severe rain |
storm, which commenced at daylight and con-
tnued until evening, when $500 sacks white sold /
at 500 5B bushel. We hear that large sales would |
have taken place but buyers awaited until 1t had |
stopped raining, which was late in the day.
CORN IN BtLK--The market is strong at 5oc |
" bushel, to arrive, and the supplies are taken
for expert, at that price.
cow PEAS-Blaek are selling in the order |
trade at 81 90. Whippoorw 81 cool 10, mixed |
81 75Di 80, pure clay 81 10 fB bushel. A lot |