The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-06-10
II at So u.s. 100 at 80 so " BIB, and 100 bbls on pri

I'VE fo' ltV at ~ 0V u Do, anu AVV pDis oh p[t
Common is quoted at si@4 30, superine
| s4 7beD5, double extra s6016 Is, low treble extra
~ 5eeg6 10, good do. s7@7 so, choice do. ~ 70
@s 20, choice, extra 50 5O@9 % 79 bbl.
| prices In their order trade.
The Chicago morning dispatches quoted wheat
at 81 4sh, July; the closing 81 501S July and
No. 2 and q 75@1 751. for No. 8. =.
RYE FLOUR-Commands s5 250a5 so ~ Dbl
| from first hands.
CORN FLoUR-1s selling at "a 25@4 30 "
Dbl.
GRITs AND HoMINY-G rts sell on the land
ing at So 30, and are jobbing In store at 81 % III
hbi. Honsiny is dull at So s004 y Dbl in JOB
way.
holders ask "a 80 " Dbl. 81 and 100 bbs sold as
81 s., so and 80 at % 90 ~ Dbl. Dealers are
jobbing at % 1908 IS ~ Dbl.
TURK-No demand, and only 20 and 25 bb's
mess xere disposed Of at ia 25 " Dbl. Deal
ers are iobbng at sl5s9t5 80 ID bbl. Round lots
are offered at $1425; but no buyers at that.
The Chicago morning dsoatches quoted
$40 sf%s July and sl3 August; the closing sl2 70
July, aud 81 77zAugast.
DIRE SALT MEAT-Sb Shoulders are scarce and
would command 5L@D5MfG IN boxes readily.
Dealers are iobhng them at &c " u. deal,
sold 5000 b loose shoulders in lots at 500
$40 III Ii.
BA0ON--No demand except in job way.
SHOUlU6EH are 1UObSu Ut Glehf IiU bAeb f/aoy
clear side s814e. clear sides $40 % ill., Dealers
are jobbing shoulders at 614c; clear rib sides
$40; clear sides B1fSc W ID. boxes and IA and
IL tiercss shoulders sold Oh private terms. 7
casks sold at SIC; a boxes anu casks brought
Sc " b.
HAMS-Areceiver sold so tierces choice sugar
cured on private terms. The market is we'll sup
piled, but there is no demand Choice sugar
cured, small size, are quoted at 10@tlc; large
size and Medium average 9d1t0o " ID!
= RHHAKFAET RAODN-Jl dali and nuDfe1 Mt
eD914o ID fb.
PACKERS HOG PRODUCTS 49, Prime mess
pork is selling in the order trade at sl4, prime
ell 500Dl2, and rump pork s19' 50 ~ Dbl; pig
and 81 % u firkin, tongues 40 apiece. new rib
sides 919o % ID.
WHIsKY-Rectfed is quoted At 81 021ld1t 071aa
% gallon, as in proof and brand. or Bourb bon, %
bblB sold on private teYms,, 100 bbls do in buau
and 30 bble, tax paid, all on private terms.
CORN In BULK-Is Offering at $40 " bushel,
spot and to arrive. lot on the spet sold for
Mobile at $50 II bashel. fSse corn in, sseks.)
cow PEAS-The stock on hand Is much less
than the requirements OF planters. The market
ia very strong, with good demand snd upward
tendency in prices. There are no black Peas on
the market Whiopoorwill are selling on orders
at 81 u.s. mixed 80 85113 Q5, clay 80 51a3 rs ID
busheL some are holding at much higher
figures.
LARD--Is dull and quoted at 9@e14c fer
tieroe, e4@10c fog key and 10a40111o for pail.
D6Al6I5 are 10DDfrg al AC hD0VG tneS6 pTlCeS.
lot OF 3D. kegs refined sold at $50 y H.
The Chicago morning dispatches quoted 50 95
July and 80 August, the closing IS 3D. July and
So % August.
is 8 better demand at previous prices. 5000
sacks sold, OF which $40 white at $50, L5G0 do at
$50. and 600 do ut 58flo50s II bushel.
Chicago morning dispatches quoted at 474c
july. closed 465stD4624 July, and 1875 August.
We hsvs heard Of o sale OF about 20 oar loads,
III flf0 buahGlj in baps and in bulk. taken for
mobile, at 56157o in burlap and dundee bags,
and $50 in bulk. This is the first shipment Of
grain from this port, elevated directly from
barges into cars.
OATS Good supply without any quotable
change in prices, and the demand is moderate.
St. Louis quoted st Abe. 800 and 500 sacks
choice Galens sold at 500 VI brshel.
BRAN-Is in fair supply and limited demand.
$50 sacks sold at s. 10 R100 b,
HAY-aood supply and quiet Ordinary ia
quoted stsl4, prime at SIS. 800 bales choice
sold at $50 VI ton, and we have heard OF more
sales ut that pi ice.
COFFE E-stock in hands of dealers 1000
bags, stock in first hands 489 bags. Moderate
demand and principally for job lots. We quote
eargoes: Ordinary 17C917}4e gold; fair 1910
19le good 5o@2o4o PRIME zOz@2ssMo ,s y d,
2oc; good 2ols@2o74o; prime 2i@21Ac % ID.
We indebted to Messrs. Small IL 90. for
the following telegram: Rio de Janero, June 6,
and New York, June 0, 1877 Purchases since
the 5ttf ult. SDJU DhGe1. StO8R, price
liOO0; exchange 24d; average daily receipts, 400
bags
DRIED FRUIT-Apples are dull; held at $40
40 79 lb; Alden Apples sell in bbls at 15c; bU b
boxes 49,; and 4 ID papers 13c u ID.
RECEIPTS OF PRODU CE-Arrived since our
review OF yesterday: 200 bb's flour, 8 bbs
pork, Is tierces hams, 5. tierees lard 10 boxes
bacon, GA bbls molasses, 12i kegs butter, Is
sscks cotton seed, 265 boxes cheese, sacks COW
peas, Is bbls onions, 1884 bbls potatoes and 70
bbls rice
EXPORTS OF pRODUCE-Expo since our
review Of yesterday t97 bbis aeHf, bbls pork,
casks bacen tieroes lard, 6 bis whisky, CD bbs
corn meal 3572 sacks corn 80 sacks oats, 80 sacks
bran, 43 hhds sugar, 127 bbs sugar, "a bbls mo.
lasses, PA bbs rice, 252 sacks coffee, "a kegs
butter, 123 sacks salt, 30 bbls onions and l943 bills
potatoes
FAST TIME-We are pleased 10 notice the
improved time made by the New Orleans, Jack
son and Great Northern Railroad Line in the
movement Of freight trains, which shows the
road now to be in first class condition. Freight
shipped via Cairo and Odin on regular freight
trains Is now placed in Cincinnati the fourth day
after leaving New Orleans, and in Chicago in
three DAYS and eight hours. Whenever the Grand
Trunk Eastern lines-the New York Central,
Erie, Pennsylvania Central or Baltimore and
Obi, Rairoads-make equal time, either from
Chicago or Cincinnati, mile for mile with the
present time Of the New Orleans, jackson and
Great Northern Railroad, the time from New Or
leans to New York or return will be reduced to
seven days Or less by the all rail freight trains
twe ma fpvoc ifr