The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-04-12

IL taken at 1.32d less. Corn can be engaSed by
steam for Liverpool ut Sd p bushel.-the lowsst
cation. and ! limited amount Of sugar. measses
and hides. We quote % follows:
By stesn1-Cotton TO Liverpool Nd 70 bre-
men 15-32d; TO New York 7-16c; to Boston; Provi-
dence, Fall River, Philadelphia and Baltimore,
via New York, 10. Grain to Liverpool 20:
i By sail Cotton to Liverpool --0sd 70
Hayre is-1sc: to Bremen M@l5-16c; 70 the
| Baltic 1.d@17.32d; to Malaga 10; TO Boston Hc
sIJGAT,--Receiyed this morning 369 hhds. All
the receipts were sold, and the demand is prlnci.
palv for the lower grades. Oistern bottoms sell ~
5h@41.c. inferior 5@eac, common sIc, good
ssy p 1r g. s t oseies g. seconds
$3.50, centrifugal sZ@ec. yellow CHARMED s1sS0
MOLAsSES-Reoeived this morning 1893 bbls.
centrifugal sold ct $50. Common il selling ct
8o0ag21sc, fair 35036c; good fair 87@38c; prime
42c; strictly prime 46O47c. and choice 48f050c "
gallon.
New YoRR, April 10, 1877.
| Market strong. Gut loaf 1lsIc, crushed ll1so,
graduated lie, powdered 1879, standard A
FLoUR-only $50 bbls came in this morning.
The demand is retarded by the high prices
asked, but the supply IL diminishing and the
arket is ruling higher Only l300 Dds SOLO, OF
which 200 ON It's merits at Sc 30; 90 and ZOO low
treble at 81 as; rs and so at 81 30; 20 and %
choice treble extra u 90; 25, lo0 and lac choice
extra at Is 25 so at s. So rs at IS 7 80 at s8 co.
and 900 bbls to arrive on private terms. !,
Chicago quoted wheat 81 Az, May, and 81;
| Jouis reports great excitement in wheat and
flour and holders asking 100 advance on wheat,
Common is quoted at "a 5O@5, fine So 2505 so,
superfne 50 75O6 single extra So 25@6 %,
double extra 1901 25 low treble extra 81 25@7 30,
5 as, choice extra 50 50@8 rs. choice family ex-
CORN MEAL - Received this morning sos
bbls. The demand is good at yesterdays inside
prices, and 900 bbls sold, comprising &c. 90, 30,
3d. So 50, 25 rs 1916, 200 100 aud 100 bbls, all at
"a 40 J9 Dbl. Last evening 100 bbs sold at ~ 4!s
W Dbl. Dealers are jobbing at 90 COCA 65 u Dbl.
GHITB AND HOMINY-drits are dull at So Go
on the landing; jobbing at % %; HON ny dull
PURK-No movement worthy Of note to-day,
and the msrkst is quoted nominally ut SIG 80 "
bpl for mess. Dealere are iobbing at SIG u Dbl.
40 and 70 bbls sold on private terms.
Chicago opened this morning o. sI4 40 pig ior
| MAJ, an Improvement OF 15e. Receipts--hogs
l2l0O. Lster-sl4 35 May. e14 30 cash. The
advance of provisions and breadstuffs in the West
IL attributed to European war news.
DRY SALT MEhF--No movement worthy OF
| boxed $40 HI IL. Dealers are jobbing them at
60 10 ID; clear rib sides $40, clear sides $40 "
| ID. A receiver sold 30 boxes shoulders at 65sc
BACON Continues dull, with the tendency in
prices in favor Of buyers. Shoulders are Offering
| at &C., clear rib sides are quoted at 84G61sc,
clear sides are offering at go % b.. Dealers are
| bling shoulders at exc, clear rib sides s4c,
olear sides y1<c ~ ID.
LARD is ID light supply and dull. Refined is
quoted at 911.@10c in tierces and 9D91.o for pack
Chicago was 50 So May, to-day.
HAMa-Are very dull, and choice sugar.oured
are quoted nominally at 10@t1c for large and
small size. Dealers are jobbing at 1c above these
prices.
PACKERS HOG PRoDUoTs-pigs' Feet are
selling in the order trade at 75c B kit, 81 y key,
| 81 5B half Dbl and rs " Dbl. Extra rump Pork
stl 750Dl2 " Dbl, prime mess s13 80, rump sl3 B
Dbl. Pig Pork IS 25 u half Dbl. Spare Ribs sac
III Dbl. Pigs tongues 4t15lsc apiece.
WHIsKY-Is dull. Western reotifed 10 quoted
at 81 046lt OF U gallon. A rectifer sold 42 bbls
Louisiana at 81 o. VI gallon.
CORN 1 N SAUKS--Good supply and the demand
continues active at firm prices. $500 sacks sold,
of which 1000 mixed and 800 yellow at 49c; 1909
yellow, 1000 ami $500 caoice white ut 5Oc, and 300
yellow at 51c W bushel
OArB-Ths supply is large, with fair demand
and prioos rule firm, GOO sacks sold, OF which 10y
47o T} buBhel.
BRAN-Is in light supply and good damsnd.
Prices have further advanced 30 W 100 ID; 220
sacks sold at 81 % 5 100 Ii.
HAY-Low grades are neglected and plenty
offering, while choice is scarce and in request:
325 bales sold. OF which $50 choice ut $l9 DO and
rs do. at $40 T3 ton.
CORN IN BULK-The market is strong at Soc
VI bushel, to arrive, and $4,000 bushels sold, to
arrive at that price. The supplies are all taken
for export for Europe and Great Britain.
COW PEAS-Bla.k are selling in the order
trade at 81 so. Whippoorwill 81 cool 70, mixed
81 75001 80, pure clay 81 10 u bushel. There
were sales to-day Of $50 sacks mixed at 81 rs. 125
clay mixed at 81 80, 40 aud rs clay at 81 fs
bnshel.
COFFEE-Buyers for the West are looking
around and sales are considerably increasing, at
stiff prices. We quote cargoes: Ordinary 1870
1870 gold, fair 19Qp1914c; good 10000; prime
OL0D201.c " b. job lots: Ordinary 1701711sc,
gold; fair 1911s@19s4c; good 20A@2oLc: prime
20s40o21c - ID.
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