The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-09-16

Ill the pOfJS from IL yesterday TO III. GOs0ay
2459 bales. against 1855 last week and 7457 last
year. Total since August 81 81 294 bales, against
s2.245 up to Friday noon. September Is, last
Exports yesterday to Great Britain sss bales,
against none last week and 400 last year, and
to the Continent none. against none last week
Stocks at ali The delivery ports made up to u
m. 1O5,729 bales. against 1860 last week. and
SUGAR-No receipts this morning. There is
nothing doing We quote: Fair to good fair
s@sac, prime st4@ssc. strictly prime SIC, strict
Y prime to eho ws g cayy feGT sar!fs '''e
MOLASSES-There were no receipts this
morning. Scarcely any selling, hence we omit
CITY REFINERY SUGAR : Is selling on
ii5Sc for powdered and granulated, IKE for
or GfY Hna In IF 'q Se II market
is dull. at unchanged prices, Selling
on orders at 45e, for fair. soc for prime.
SIC for choice. and s5c U gallon for golden
FIOUR- Only 200 bbls have come in since
Thursday There Is none unsold on the land.
ing and the stock in stors Is light, Western and
Northern markets are strong. The market
continues dull here, but steady at unchanged
prices, and the sales day are conllued to 772
choice treble at SIS 49, 80 choice treble at Sc 40
so and 100 do at Sc 5o % choice extra at So 65 %
do at So Is; 80 and 50 at 81; so at g. l25s y pol
and 200 bbls ON private terms. Some inquiry
bags choice extra sold on private terms.
Comm9n Is quoted At sa e e u sa 70 30
good do 81 1906; choice do 81 25a6 30; choice
extra SO 1907; fancy 81 12a@7 371s y Dbl.
Dealers and grocers obtain soc above these
RYE FLoUR-Is quoted in first hands at
CORN TLoU R-sells at 81 as p Dbl.
HOMINY-Is quoted nominally at SO 25@3 IS
PEARL MEAIs-Command 80 1904 y Dbl.
CREAM MEALS selling at So 1904 b Dbl
GRITs-sel on The landing at SO 9ofe4 2 Dbl
Dealers are jobbing In store at "a 25e94 40 U Dbl.
receiver sold 100 bbls at SO 30 , POI: >. 40 .ooa
so v Dbl. No sales. Dealers are iobbing at
y COIN q Pin In BULK-There were sales last week
OF SO, 900 bushels at 521s and 55c y bushei.,
WIfEAT-Sellers are asking 81 30 and buyers
PORK-Is dull and mess is Offering at s14 v
are obbing at s14 75t015 2 Dbl.
DRY SALT MEAT-The market is bare Of
supplies and &c higher, with good demand.
shoulders at 6ac; 10 and 20 boxes at exc, and 90
boxes mere tfe HI treaty ct ea4ze y Ii
loads loose esu sold to be shipped and delivered
BACON-The supply Is small, but the demand
is now only in Jog way at &c for shoulders
spot. To arrive shoulders are Offering at TIC.
clear rib sides sac. clear sides DC W IT,. A car
clear rib sides sold to arrive at SIC ., b. Dealers
HAMS-Choice sugar-cured are in light sup
ply. and good demand at 12ia 013c. as in brand
and size Dealers are lobbing at 'Sc above
vi BRESAKFAsT BACoN-choice is in light sup
Dg lGa EE22a ff35nd 81 8 5 a"n@ rs
selling in their Job trade on orders ct So U half
Dbl for pig pork, SO SO U Dbl for prime mess
Ps%d a and western rune reced is
quoted at 81 o71s@1 10 y gallon in first hands.
Dealers obtain the customary advance on job
LARD-Tierce Is selling to the local trade at
"a 091sc for refined and 9s1@91ac for kettle; keg
91s@976c for refined and. 1o1s@11c for kettle.
Dealers obtain 1ac above these prices In their
CORN IN sACKs--G Good supply and offered at
previous prices, with d moderate demand from
coo and 100 yellow at roc !. bushel.
OATS.The supply, is fair. Only O limited
demand for the retail trade. $50 sacks sold Of
which $50 st. Louis at 40c, $50 choice new West
ern at 42c, and $50 Texas at 42c U bushel.
BRAN-There is scarcely any. demand. and
the market is abundantly supplied. $50 sacks
HAY-Large stocks on the landing, and the
demand is good at firm prices. 212o bales sold,
Of Thah g ana at s 60 90 st se ' 1000
RICE-The recent rains have been nearly
throughout the rice region and caused great
loss will be from 1ot to 70 Q. cent, We hear that
there is large quantities of rough cut now re-
naming on the fields, Receipts are small and
stocks on the market are insufficient. Orders
for shipment are unexecuted Rough is selling
at 81 60 q Dbl. Louisiana clean No. 2, 3sl@35sc;
common 5a5bc: ordinary 5Aa51sc;, fair $50
SIC: good 57s@t6c; prime Gl6@6i4c u h..
BUTTER-The receipts from New York are
increasing. while from the West they are falling
off. Active demand for the better grades, but
low and medium qualities are neglected. New
York creamery is quoted at 3o@32c fair State
2s@9oc; good State 25@27c; low and medium
grades are nominal; choice Western 2oe22c;
CHEESE-Light supply and the market is an
mated Choice Western factory sells at 111sc,
New York cream lac " ID.
BAGGING-The market Is firm end the de-
hand. Round lots are held at 1394c; job lots lac
144c p yard:
COFFEE-The market is strong but desirable
qualities are scarce, which restricts the demand.
and orders are untitled Prices have further ad-
vanced &c. We quote cargoes: Ordinary TAO
171sc (gold1 fair .191a@19ac good 2o14@2o5ac.
prime 2oa@2le y H. LOB lots; Ordinary Or, l7a@
ss sSs !f2!d fair ao@a0Ae good a'S@sle prime
RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE--Arrived since our
review Of yesterday: 200 bbls flour. ATT bbls
whisky n tics hams, 100 ties lard $50 kegs lard
4s casks bacon, % boxes bacon, 124 sacks oats -
bales hay, 44o bbls apples 141 kegs butter, 1853
boxes cheese, 1856 bbs potatoes, 563 bbls rice and
EXPORTS Of PRODUCE since our
review of, yesterday: 81 bbls flour. 8 bbls pork,
% casks bacon, II ties lard, IL bbls whisky,
81 bbs corn meal, 1926 sacks corn 96,199 bushels
corn in bulk, 90 sacks oats 43 sacks bran, bales
hay, " hhds sugar. 40 bbls sugar, Is bbls mo-
lasses, 600 sacks wheat. 2o9 bbls rice. II sacks
coffee. % bbs apples, kegs butter, LOG sacks
salt, s bbls onions and 20 bbls potatoes.