The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-09-12


Broken up for baling, city consump-
-.4 tion etc. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES 40 1893
Stock on hand, etc OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. TAFT
FREIGHTSWe have no new feature to notice
in the market and continue to quote as follows:
BY steam-Cotton to Liverpool -@1sd to Bos.
Baltimore via New York &c, to New York &c:
By sai11cStton to t{yerpool ID; e Havre e.
retail demand is improving; prices have an
upward tendency. 50 hhds sold in job lots ut
81 M PRIZE M and s@G Fl for strictly prime to
low fair s@s4c. fair to good fair SIC, prime
s1s@8af strictly prime to choice $1,000. yellow
clarified 91a@a a 9 centrifugal 8a@9Ac. white
Messrs. A. Thompson & Co send us the fol-
m2W rRgt tesegam NeW n25E sep H.
lated lose, powdered lie. crushed 1l7sc. cut
MCLAssEs : No receipts this morning.
not warrant general quotations. We hear Of
Z oi fry REFINERY y T, y s.! SUGARS; selling on
l156c for powdered and graduated, 11Ac for
crgs hy R Hqa 9s 2E L bis
Sc S"9 a6oee and 2 Sc eaon Tor for T e%9
FLOUR - Received this morning 400 bbls.
The market is dull and the demand is confined
to small lots for the local trade at unchanged
prices, There is some inquiry for high grades
at inside pricess and the sales are confined to
DAT bbs, OF which 50 low treble at IS rs: 80 good
treble Mt Sc % 100 choice treble at So 3o So 100
and 80 do at Sc 50 65 choice extra ut So G21 so do
at 81 25 and % fancy at 81 49, 80 at ST 371 rs and
100 bbls on priva terms.
Common is quoted 1T s46D4 Is; superfne $40 50
49, double extra s. low treble extra S. 25@5 50;
good do S. 1906; choice do Sc 25t16 so: choice
extia So 75@7; fancy 81 12!s@7 371s u Dbl.
Dealers and grocers obtain SOC above these
RYE FLOrR-1s quoted in first hands at
IS 25@5 50 = bbl;
HOMINY-Is quoted nominally at 50 1908 IS
GRITs-sell on the landing at 50 1904 2 Dbl.
PEARL MEAI@Commands % 1904 y Dbl
CREAM MEALr-Is selling at So 1904 y bbl
CORN MEALS dull and unchanged and
quoted ct 80 $500 so y Dbl. Dealers are lobbing
~ DOM = IN NJ BULK-There were sales last week
Of q, 900 bushels at 50, = and 55c y bushel.
PORK-Quiet but firm. and mess is held at s14
y Dbl in lots. Dealers are jobbing at s14 SOFA rs
bR APP 2 fhs MFAT three 9t sH4 - b 1D
supplies. and five car loads 100000 ib) ,shoul-
ders. loose, sold. to be shipped and delivered
here at eh s and car load packed to arrive
BACON-Is in demand The market is bare
and prices are. &c higher. Some small receipts
c com boxes clear rib sides at &c. 10
and 20 casks clear sides at s5sc: casks and 10
boxes clear sides at SIC y ID. and sac was re-
Shoulders are now quoted at &c. clear rib sides
s}c clear sides &c U fb. Dealers are getting sc
above these prices.
supply and demand at 121ac, for small size. and
11a@l2c for large and medium. Dealers are
obbng at &c above, these prices. Is and Is
tierces small sold in lots at 121ac p ID.
LARD..Is in light supply and fair local de-
mand. ,Tierce refined is quoted at 9@9Ac; choice
and 1o16@11c for kettle. Dealers obtain &c above
these prices in their order trade A lot of 20 kegs
kettle :, rendered. 7 4 ed sod G ct lie 2 r.:
light supply and In demand at lo1sc . IT,. The
market is quoted at 9@1ohc. as in size, cut and
agPsAYK E r P0 HOG 3"P 9G are
selling in their JOB trade on orders at So y half
Dbl for pig pork, s12 so, y Dbl for prime mess
pork 80 2r prime a and lS 81 for rnmp pork
quoted at 81 O756@1 10 D gallon in first hands.
Dealers obtain the customary advance on Job
lots lot Of Is bbls pure Bourbon sold on pr-
CORN IN sACKs-our market is still bare of
with moderate demand at previous prices. 800
sacks sold. of which 300 white and white mixed,
in burlaps, at 6oc 800 do in gunnies and dun
dees, at 62c. and $50 yellow at zoe T. bushel
OATS-The supply is large. but we notice no
improvement in business and the demand is
confined to small lots. Only 200 sacks new West
BRAN-The supply in first hands is exhausted
and dealers are holding at SOC q 100 H. 100 sacks
sold at TIC W 100 fb.
HAY-Light supply and moderate demand
at steady prices. 800 bales sold of which 260
prime at sic, and 60 choice at sl7 D ton.
RlCE-The demand for rough is active, but
sales are restricted for want of stock. Louisi-
ana No, 2 is quoted at 324G4c, ordinary 505Ac,
fair sac, good sac, prime &c q H. Rough 81 so
q Dbl.
COFFEE-The market is strong and active at
unchanged prices 1000 bags ex-Reubens sold
to the city trade on private terms. We quote
cargoes: Ordinary 17@1714c gold. fair 19@1s74c,
good 19ag20c. prime 201ag2034c u ID. Job lots:
Ordinary 17}4e gold. fair 1s74c, good 2oc, prime
2O5lc p 10.
BUTTER-There is very little arriving from
New York, and the demand for Goshen is active
at advancing figures The market is bare Of
choice Western it is in request; New York
creamery is quoted at Doc; fair State 28@30c:
good State 25@27c; low and medium grades are
nominal low grades of Western 13@15c; fine
Western 20d22c q ID.
CHEEsE-supplies are not equal to the de-
mand and prices are advancing. Western
prices are 111a912c, and prices in this market
are the same. New York cream sells at l4c
English dairy 15c 2 tb.
BAGGING-The market is firm and the de-
mand continues good. with small stocks on
hand. Round lots are held at 1324c; job lots lao
14l4c 2 yard.