The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-07-26

the stock ID held by dealers, who are selling on
country orders at 81 bushel for mixed and I'll 25

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CONN TN BAoKs- Light supply and the de.
mapd ID unchanged; only job lots are selling 10
the Local ,s trade ss STEADY prices $50 sacks sold
and 200 do at 78o " bushsl.
| OATB-The market Ia abundant1y supplied
| holders are Offering freely end there il almost
| no demand. Prices are lower, and show decline
| OF &c W bushei. Purchasers are claiming eonees.
sions. 550D sacks sold, OF which $500 mixed al
| g4c; 200 choice Gslens and 1900 choice Texas at
$50, and 200 do al 800 VI bushel.
BRAN..,1s IN fair supply and quoted at Doc y
100 D.. No sales.
HAY-Thers 10 none In first hands. dealer
sold 100 bales clover, IN warehouse, at sl1 ~ ton.
Ordinary ia quoted at t12; prime at $14 tO0115,
BREADsTUFFs AND PROVISIONS There
was some excitement la the market for bread
stuffs and provisions this afternoon, under the
influence OF Western dispatches, but without
Of any increase in the movement or any estab-
lished improvement in prices. Private dispatches
were at hand from Western shippers to receivers
here, stating that 10 goods we're coming in or
going cut By rail, atd no river boats could leave
for want OF crews.
BsCU LENTs-Lisbt supply and only mod
crate dematd Western potatoes are quoted
at % 30; Onions So 5U03 60; Apples $20t2 30
bbl; oatpsges 1894 " crate; Sour Krout
CoFFEE-rhe market is dull. We qnote car
goes: Ordinary 17@17A (gold), fair 19540191s ),
good 2002Ol4c ptlne 2U1soo2Os4c 4g D. JOB LOTS
ordinary 171a@tso gold, fair 1gs4020c good
201saD20s4c; PRIME 2i02i14o ~ ID.
hlUE supplies are scarce and In request.
Orders for prime for Texas are uuexeouted, ow-
ing to scarcity. The demand for the local trade
Is active, ana as last ~ receipts are milled they
are purchased. We quote Louisiana No. q al
4Ls0434c; fair 55sQ1Go; good 61sc M ID.
BOTiER-The demand In improving Adj
vanoed prices In the Western and Northern mar
kets, and diminishing receipts is creating some
activity in our market. Prices have advanced 20
u ID. We quote New York creamery, 2e0l27c,
prime State 2i0125c, fair 22025c, low grades 800
2Oc. western prime fepacked 160517, fair 14G1tbc,
medium and low grades 12@i3c w 3D.
CHEESE There 10 almost an entire absence
of stock on the market. Good demand and prices
have advanced &c " h. rhe market is bare Of
New York cream. Pllne factory 10 quoted at lie
" ID.
RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE--Arrivsd since our
review Of yesterday 1925 bbls -four. 50 bbls
whisky, 95 casks bacon, so boxes bacon, AL SACKS
oats. IL hhds sugar, 10 bbs mossses, s kegs
butter 100 boxes cheese. bbls onions, 427 bbis
potatoes and I'll bbls rice.
EXPORTS OF PHODUCE-Exports since our
review OF yesterday: 1927 bbls flour, bbIs PORK,
% casks bacon, tieroes lard, 10 bbls whisky, rs
bbls corn meal, l67 sacks CORR 16l sacks oats 25
sacks bran, II bales hay, "a hhds sugar. 65 bbls
sugar. a bbls molasses, 81 bbls rice, 800 sacks
ooftee 10 bbls onions, kegs butter, sacks salt,
and 81 bbls potatoes.
Wine ana Liquor Tariff.
We take pleasure 10 presenting the wine and
liquor tariff Of the New Orleans, ST. Louis and
Chicago Il. H. line taking fleet Monday July 20,
1877, to prominent points In the Western States.
We have carefully compared these rates on the
articles mentioned with the established pool
rates from New York and Boston TO all the points
named and find the rates from New Or
leans, are in no instances higher but in many
points much less than from New York. We are
therefore satisfied from this the first series Of
rates from the Crescent City on the new depart
ure ON imported goods, that IL will not be TIC
fault OF the managers Of the Cd and reliable
jackson Il. Il. if the entire West in the Missis-
sippi Valley, and in the Ohio Valley as far East
as Nashville, Louisville ard Cincinnati, and In the
interior cities as fsrEast North a. Indianapolis,
Terre Hante, Lafayette Chicago, Milwaukee,, and
all points West and North Of the cities, or those
equi-distant from New York and our city are not
Ia future entirely supplied with imported goods
through the port Of New Orleans.
Rates taking effect. Monday, July 49, 1877, on
Wines, Liquors, Ale and Porter, Olive Oh, |
Mscaroni, Vermicelli and Bardines via the New
Orleans, ". Louis and Chicago II. H.