The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-09-07
NEW ORLEANS DEMOCRAT FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER T. 1877

Some small lots for the retail trade sold at pre-,
s@st4e fair to good fair si1c, prime s5s@sac,
strictly prime to choice $4,000, yellow clari-
he'd toI@iotse Il. ius" 49, "ii''' Si''-
In nearly all Of the parishes the cane is said
to be small, and the crop about two weeks back
ward There is more plant cane, and 1t is far
better than last years but the stubble cane Is
one fourth failure, and it is difficult to make
an estimate of the crop, owing to its irregular
condition. Judging from the present condition,
however, it is believed that it will be twenty i've
per cent less this year. though fifteen DAYS of
warm and rainy weather would improve the
IAsSES-Heceved this morning % bbls
The receipts are Inferior grades only. and we
o' dfTp HTFiNiEBY SUGAR : Is selling on
orders at 11a@11 ife for standard A in bbls.
11ssc for powdered and granulated, 11ac for
Y aRd l2H fR5 mdf h R n
little doing, and supplies are. offered at easier
prices owing to continued dull market Sell
ing ON orders at 45c for for fair, soc for prime.
SIC for choice. and soc y gallon for golden
'FLbUR-o 400 barrels came in this morn;
ing. The market is quiet but firm at unchanged
prices The demand is confined to. the local
trade and only 1870 bbls sold. of which 50 and 50
good treble at SO 121s 400 choice treble extra at
kG % 60 ana 100 at So 81 49, %, co. 40 and 10 at
SO 80. 81 choice extra at SO rs 80 do at 90 s0 49,
80, II, 100. 100. 100 and 100 at 81.
Is danble extra 50 low treble extra s. 25Qa5 80
good do IS 75@e: choice do So 25@g 5Q; choice
extra sc 1907 fancy 81 12!s@7 37ls y bbl. -,
Dealers and groeers obtain soc above these
RYE Flour Is quoted in first hands at
Gf0gN TLoUH-sslls at - Dbl.
HOMINY-Commands "a " Dbl.
GRITs-sell on the landing at 81 80 T. bbl.
CORN NEAIfrOnly % bbls came in this morn
| ing. The market is dull and unchanged. The
j osbhs At 3 b. OILY e Bs ssd f wo
dodhN n BtLK-Thgre is none on the mar
ket unsold. Some in the elevators Is TO go for
ward and is already. engaged for shipment.
| Sales could be made at SAG y bushe ii export
| freight room could be had
P0HK--Is duh and mess is quoted nominaly
ct si3 rs p Dbl. 1t is jobbing at si4 5o@14 Go U
'' Dry SALT MEAT Shoulders continue
scarce and in few hands. and are selling in lots
from 'a store 4t nc loose and packed &c H.
BAC0N-Is in request and the market is bare
Of supplies. Shoulders command sae; clear
| rib sides SIC: clear sides si4@skc. u ID, There
were sales to-day Of u casks, Of which Of
shoulders at e18e:5 clear rib and 90 clear at s'4c
and 10 elear sides at s1se, y b. ,Dealets are
iqbbng shoulders at csc; clear rib sides sac;
.HAMs-Ghoicg sugar cured, small size, con,
tinue scarce and in demand. They are held at
sIs sed 4 ssd ss & ,a,ss T.
| light supply and in demand at 1o]sc u H.. The
| market Is quoted at g@1o9sc as in size, cut and
LAHD-Is in fair supply and selling in the To-
cal trade at 94@9lsc for tierce refined 971c for
kettle, and 9a@1oe for key. Dealers obtain lse
"fzze k hsss pHHo6e = 9E 9as1 sfas are
selling in their job trade on orders q. 50 half
Dbl for pig pork s12 50 2 Dbl for prime mess
| WHisKY-Is dull and Western rectitied is
quoted at q q 191 10 gallon p first hands
| lots. To-day % bbls Western reetifled sold at
81 10 y gallon and 40 bbls Bourbon on priva.e
| CORN IN SACKS Good supply and moder-
ate speculative demand but purchasers asking
concessions. which sellers are unwilling to con-
eede. 1850 sacks sold, of which $50 white, in bur
laps. at 55c and 1900 choice white, in duudeesi at
soc 1900 white MIXED. in burlaps. at 54e and 200
white at SOC 4 bushel.
| OATSlThere Is good supply and moderate
demand. Galena are quoted at 4oc. Texas 400
BRANl1s in good supply but quiet Quoted
at q z87oc. Only 400 sacks sold at roc y 100 H..
HAY-Large stock and dull. Ordinary is
quoted at sl3. 525 bales sold. Of which 100 prime
81 So 10 do at SIS 80 and $50 choice at SIG 80
RICE-The receipts comprise mostly medium
grades, Good are scarce and there is an active
demand. Louisiana No is quoted at &C. COM
mon Ct SCI ordinary ct 5tsc fair 5,ses5se good
81 & 94 # 1 b The sers nes s s tbs
year, but the yiedso far. is very good. Planters
are now HARVESTING e and should rainy weather
present rainy weather Is very unlaVorable Tor
| BUTTER The receipts from NbW 11TK are
| small and insufficient for the demand. which is
active at frmer prices. Fine grades of Western
| are scarce and in request; medium are plenti-
| ful, but sell slowly New York creamery sells
at SOC. do. dairy fine 27@2Be: do good 25@26c: do.
| fair 22m23. Western choice fine 30e do. dairy
| fine 1g@2oe: repacked good 1G@17c; repacked fair
| 14@15c; medium 13c T. Id.
| CHEESE-Fair supply with Q good demand.
| Prime Western factory Is selling at 101s@11c:
| good 1oe. New York cream lac y ID.
| COFFEE-The demand Is restricted for want
| of desirable stock. Stock in first hands 1884
bags: in second hands. 5000 bags. We. quote
| eargoes: Ordinary 17@t7l4e tgold, fair 1900
194c, good 1g84@20c prime 2O}s@2Oac y 10.
Job lots: Ordinary 17}ae gold. fair 19'ac. good
| zoe, prime 2oae . ID.
| BAGGLNG-The market is firm and the de-
| mand continues good. with small stocks on
| hand. Round lots are held at 13Ac. job lots 14e9
| 14iee y yard. -.
| review of yesterday. 400 bbls flour Dbls pork,
| 100 bbls whisky. 40 tierces hams. 20 boxes bacon.
50 bbls corn meal, 2641 sacks oats 800 bales hay,
10 hhds sugar, 30 bbls moasses, 14s bbls apples,
20 kegs butter. 449 sacks cotton seed. 10 bbls
| ions, 1861 bbls potatoes, 163 bbls rice and 300
| boxes starch
| review Of yesterday: SO bbls flour, 8 bbs pork.
| 16 casks bacon, 8 tierces lard, bbls whisky.
"A bbls corn meal. 5S7 sacks corn. u sacks oats
! 62 sacks bran, 3 bales hay. 80 hbds sugar, ia
bbls sugar. 50 bbls molasses, 44G bbls rice. 157
| sacks coffee, "A bbls apples SO kegs butter. &c
sacks salt, 6 bbls onions and 10 bbls potatoes.