The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-06-01

To date , e4l,575 1928, 100 1,l65,667 1,8es,47
Bal. season 1906 2,0Ss
Total season TAT 806 1,401 ,563
TOBACCC-The only transaction reported to-
day was hhds. The receipts were more liberal
today, and thelamoun on sale has been incrt ased
to $3.50 hhds. We continue to quote as follows
uns eal1, and frosted Jugs 2@ao inferior
to fine 64@6a4c, low leaf 1880. medium 811..@
lions 141s@l6o.
Received since last evening 200 hhds; exported
none; stock on hand by our running statement
FREIGHTs-We heard of ship having been
fixed for Havre at 7sc for cotton. Yesterday
one was reported at lc and within few days
previous two or three ships for Liverpool at "a,
which is the asking late, and is occasionally
paid. We note the arrival of the steamship Boz
russ, which is now up for Liverpool. We quote
as follows:
BY steam = Cotton to Liverpool -01ld to
New York 5-16c; to Boston. Providence, Fall
River, Philadelphia and Baltimore, via New York.
10. Grain to Liverpool, last shipments st 1O1sd.
BY saii-Cotton to Liverpool -01ad; TO Havre
T0lc, the latter for consignments. Grain to
| regular Continental ports 18c " bushe
DGAR-Received this morning % hhds. The
demand s moderate and only email 10 s are sell
ing. 40 hhds sold. Inferior is quoted at 71sc,
common &c, good common &c, and fair 914c,
fully fair air to prime ea@94o, strictly prime to
yellow clarified lie, off whites 112s01i5ao, pure
whites 1134@12c 4B b.
MOLASSE5-Reeeived this morning 7 bbls
Fair demand and prices steady. Common fer
menting is quoted at &c. far 400l42e strictly
prime 47@43o " gallon. Supplies not Torment
ing sell at 45c for common, SOC for fair, $40 for
prime, Sic for strictly prime, and Goo ID gallon for
choice.
FLOUR-Received this morning 900 bbls. The
q baa forn
There is some inquiry, especially fcs high grades
but at low prices, which sellers decline. 1910
bbs sold, of which 40 at Sc Is; 80 at 81 30; 25
at So so; leo at s8 To- as and so at s9 so at u.s.
$50, 100 and $50 bbls on private terms.
Common is quoted at sl@4 30, fine
81 7505, superfine IS 80, double extra Sc so,
low treble extra Sc 75@7, good do. 81 25@7 rs,
choice do. s8@8 u.s. choice extra 5000 25 ~ Dbl.
Dealers and grocers obtain Soc above these
prices in their order trade.
Chicago wheat opened at 81 1871 July. and
closed at 81 50L July. ST. Louis quoted 81 ESQ
l 65H cash for No. O. and 81 5l0l 5211aa for No. 3.
STOCK OF FLOUR ON HAND MAY 81.
We have taken count OF sock OF flour on hand
here to-day, in first hands, in dealers hands and
on speculation, and find it to be- 80 $50 bbls, held
by 26 houses. the largest holders having 5000,
$500 and 300 bbs; the smallest 100 bbls. This
does not include the quantity held by grocers
and small dealers.
RYE FLoUR-Commands IS 25095 so 10 Dbl
from first hands.
CORN FLOUR-Is selling at 81 25014 so u
Dbl.
GRITs AND HoMINY-Grits sell at 81 10 on
the landing, and 81 2n14 rs in store. Homlny
is in light supply and dull at So COCA u Dbl in
job way.
CORN MEAL-Received this morning $50 bbls
Only so bbls sold at SO 10 y Dbl. Dsaers are
j,bbipg at So IS " Dbl.
PORK-Mess is held at s15 50 f9 Dbl and only
20 bbls sold at SIS Is and 10 at SIS 80 u Dbl.
dealers are jobbing at sl5 75@ie y Dbl:
The Chicago morning dispatches quote 10 82I
July. and closed 10 87% July.
DRY SALT MEAT-Nothing doing. We have
heard OF gale Of shoulders in boxes at SIC II h.
Dealers are iobbng them at 5324@6c % ID:
BACON-Only small demand in q job way.
Shoulders are quoted at sac clear rib sides Sc,
clear sides $40 u ib. Dealers are jobbing shout
ders at 64c, clear rib sides SIC, clear sides $40
y b. boxes and 10 casks shoulders sold ut
594u, Is his clear rib at 7zsc, casks clear rib
SIDES at SC, and do. clear sides at e1lc W tb.
HAMs-No demand. Choice sugar, cured, small
size, are quoted at II A@l11ac; medium average
and large size 10011c u Ii.
BREAKFAST BACON--Is dull at 9H01Oe
PACKERS HOG PRODUCTS - Prime mess
pork is selling in the order trade at sl4, prime
Sill 500li2, and rump pork $12 80 n Dbl; pig
pork IS 25018 50 93 half Dbl, pigs feet Csc u ksg
and 81 25 y frkln, tongues DC apiece. new rib
sides SIC u ID.
LARD-is dull and quoted OF 924@1Oc for
pail. Dealers obtain 10 above these prices
IN their job trade. A receiver sold 10 tierces,
steam rendered at 934c u ID.
The Chicago morlDg dispatches quoted 80 40
July, the closing 50 421a July.
WHI5KY-Rectifed ls quoted at sl6l1 08 ~
gallon, as in proof and brand. lot OF half
bpls old Rye sold at 50 Is u gallon.
CORN IN BULK-Supplles to arrive and on
the spot are offering at Sc y bushel. No sales.
COW PEAS-Are ruling higher and selling on
orders for the country at 81 Is u bushel for
black, - 40 for whippoorwlll 50 G0@2 80 for
mixed and So 80 for clay.
CORN IN SACKS-Good supply and though
there s more ding prices have not improved.
GOO sacks sold, of which 700 white mixed at
SIC; 1400 and 5000 white at 571ac; 800 and 800
write at SIC y buahel.
Chicago opened at 46c July and closed at 4GL
July.
OATs-Are in good supply and dull. No sales
st Louis are quoted at 4Sc; Galena SOC y bushel.
BRAN-Light supply. No sales. Held at
81 10 II 100 ID.
HAY-Fair supply and nothing doing. Prime
is qroted at SIC, choice $40 y ton.
bUTTER-Liberal supply with moderate
demand. We quote fine Western, in tubs, at l7G3
Zoe; good dairy packed, medium color and flavor,
at 150p1Gc; low grades. off color and flavor
120l4c; Medium Goshen 2O022c IL Ii.
CHEESE-Small lots only aie wanted. New
make factory sells at 100gl1c, soft and rejected
8619c, New York cream 1919 II h.
C0FFEE-Is dull, but there is no change
in prices. We quote cargoes: Ordinary ia
01i7Ic tgold); fair i9H@l9s4c; good 20A9
201lc; prime 2O24lb2lc I. d. Job lots: Ordinary
l71Ig18c gold; far 1872 G51Oc; coed 2OHfg20'4o;
We are indebted to Messrs. Small Il Co. and
Msrks A. Tn Eor fha foIIoxinV taiepran. Hio ae