The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-09-19

to-day mo amount on sale mas been reauced
to $3.50 hhds. We continue to quote as follows:
Inferior Tugs 1908 60 low Tugs 3}s@4o. medium
4a@4ae. good to fine b@6c low leaf G4@7ac,
medium 5000, good 1o@11c, fine ith@i2c and
selections i2lsM14e.
TOBACCO STATEMENT.
Stock on hand September l. 1877 ....s. 1854
Arrived past three days. ....-.s...... u
Arrived previously. .................. 454- 4b5
9, $50
Exported past three days .......... none
Exported previously. ..............t 1863
Broken up for baing. city eonsump-
ton, etc -......... .-'-..'.'-...... To- 1o57
Stock on hand etc. Observation-Disclosures. 7102
r HEIGHTS Yesterday we reported that u
se e had WE se sp Sd 9a a for s 81 @ for
BY steam-C Cotton TO Liverpool -@sd ito Bos-
ton. Providence, Fall River. Philadelghia and
grain to Liverpool tad.
BY sail-Cotton to Liverpool -@1sd: to
SutdA1s-Reeeived this morning 10 hhds. It
has rained all day preventing operations on the
landing. Yesterday the market was depressed
and IT,, the little sold was purchased in job lots
fair stasi4o, prime s,49sssc, strictly prime Bsc,
strictly prime to choice SIC, yellow elaris 2,
me-; csmng IN IN '', and nothing
SF4 nf Rfl N selling E,
e oa powdered and 3 'i fo
CITY REFINERY MOLAsSES-The market
is dull. at unchanged prices. Selling
on orders ut 45e for fair. 5Oc for prime
SIC for choice. and s5c v gallon for golden
FLOUR Receive this morning 500 bbs. It
has rained most of the day, preventing out of
door movements and we have but few sales to
aud unchanged. Tne sales embrace il15 bbls
Of which 500 for Cuba on private terms the bal
ance In the local trade. comprising 100 common
ut 81: 100 do at 81 2b 100 choice extra ut s6 621a
no nd 1nn do ~ III. gh mt RI 1914 10 FuDGV mt
~ 25: 80 and 80 do at 81 375s and 100 bbls on
private terms.
rs double extra % low treble extra s5 25ee5 50
good do IS 1906: choices do 90 25@o6 80; choice
exit u So 1901 fancy S@7 % y bbl
Dealers and grocers obtain SOC above these
RYE FLOUR-Is quoted in first hands Mt
CORN TLoU R-sells at 81 Is y Dbl.
HOMlNY-Is quoted nominaly at 50 25@3 rs
CREAM AND PEARL MEALS quoted at
50 booga 70 y Dbl IN lots. -
dRITS-Sell on tho landing at 90 oo@4 Y Dbl
Dea 1RS ar2 n st2rh 9 Of ~ 1a 40 20 bb
mostly held at g g. y bo, The sales embrace
sS5 bbls 9f which q q g Ct 81 3 4 a a. 30 and 70 ut
CORN IN BULK-T were sales last week
Of 95 900 bushels ut 52ls and 65c " bushel.
offer 81 80 y bushe..
,PokK-Is dull and mess is quoted at 81 y
DRY SALT MEAT~, Is scarce and in demand,
with an upward tendency, in prices. The re-
arrive and resod in W small lots ' What little Is
here Is in one hand who has an active job trade
sas S Go for o RooaoEs re- f. 6s Of d g Hosgs
refused TOR supplies to arrive, loose.
BAGoN-The supplies, are small. but the de-
paotsd at e clear a rib SD s T e er sd dr
9b@9ac p Ii. Dealers are jobbing shoulders
At 73ac. clear rib sides &C. clear sides PIC " d.
and Is boxes shoulders ut the depot ut 7iac and
| 5 casks clear rib sides at SIC U ID.
HAMS The market is not as firm as it was;
and to day it is a3out &c weaker, the demand
| for Cuba, as well as for the, city trade. having
slaekened. Only, IL tierces choice sugar-cureed,
sa 1G s25 for b # ne ana IS in h
at IL l4@1216c. as in brand and size. Dealers are
oRR3lRRg at Is aRoye these pTiees in bt
ply and good demand at Toe y ID in first hands.
| LARD-Tierce is selling to the local trade at
| 9A@9hcf for refined, and 9a@91Sc Tor Kettle; keg
| 91s@9%c for refined and 1o4@11c for kettle.
| Dealers obtain hc above these prices In their
P pst HOG pRoDUCTs-Doalers are
| Dbl for pig pork, sl2 so % Dbl for prime mess
pork, $40 for prime, and st1 for rump pork.
hseed dR Wss na psde sfs he r
| be made at 81 Os@e1 90 p gallon. Louisiana
| rectied is quoted at 81 o5@1 06 F gallon. Deal
ers obtain the customary advance on job lots.
GRAIN LANDING There were no move
ments. on the landing this morning owing to
't COIN IN IN "s5AhicKs-The supply is good and
yesterday white and white mixed were held at
COG y yellow Ut Of zoe v bush9l woa.ou.
sold at 41c. st. Louis was held at 4Oc. Texas at
-BRAN-;Lght supply. Only 200 sacks sold at
HAY-Good supply. Yesterday choice sold at
b BUT We week has opened with good
demand at firm and unchanged prices. Infe-
rior and medium qualities are selling slowly,
and there are large stocks on the market, while
the supply of fine is barely sufficient for the de-
mand. New York creamery Is quoted at 3Omb
32c; fair State 28g3oc; good State 25027c low
and medium grades nominal; choice Western
CHEESE-1he supply is inSu efficient for the
demand, which is active at advanced prices;
Prime Western factory sells at 12Am121ac; good
11@11Ac: New York cream 15c; English dairy
15c p ID.
RICE-,Large receipts to-day and prices are
firm and unchanged. The demand is good.
Rough is selling at 81 60 2 Dbl Loui siana clean
No. 2, 34g3Yc; common 50516c; ordinary 5Aa
SAG: fair 5zg@51c; good 5zsEg6c; prime .6%@64c
= ID SAT bbs rough sold at S4G14 50 p Dbl.
COFFEE--Seyeral cargoes are looked for. and
the demand is fair at firm prices. Stock in first
hands 25ss bags in iecond hands 6oo9 bags e We
b. Job lots: Ordinary 17S4@1s4c feoldl, fair
RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE-Arriveds since our
review of Yesterday: 500 bbls flour. 35 tierces
hams; 50 bales hay, 10 hhds sugar, AZ q bbis aR-
II bbs onions. 42s bbs potatoes s33 bbls rice and
! 500 boxes starch.
EXPORTS OF PRODUCE-Exports since our
review of yesterday: $50 bbIs flour. bbls pork
26 casks bacon, 10 tierc~s lard 80 bbs whisky, 123
bbs corn meal 1873 sacks corn, 262 sacks oats 1ol
sacks bran, lis hhds sugar "a bbIs sugar, At bbls
molasses 81 bbls rice a25 sacks coffee, IA bbs