The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-08-12
"a 40 " Dbl. Fresh hominy commands 81 % Dbl

u AZ u DBL Fresh hominy commands "a IS DDl
CORN MEAL-Nothing doing and quoted NOM
inally at % 65 - Dbl. Dealers are jobbing at
81 80 T5 Dbl.
POKK-Dull and unchanged. Mess lie offering
at $14 rs F3 Dbl and no demand II could be
bought at sl4 1915 7s Dbl. rs bbls sold at s14 20
and so at $l4 25 " Dbl Dealers are jobbing at
SIS fe Dbl.
Dry SALT MEAT-shoulders are scarce and
in demand at SIC loose and 55sc packed. A re-
ceiver sold and Is boxes on private terms, aud
l. 1000 IL loose at 51ac Dealers jobblng them
at &c f3 fb.
BACON-Oontnues dull and easy for buyers
Shoulders are quoted At Ga, clear rib sides at
bling shoulders at 611so clear rib and clear side 8
$40 ~ ID 10 boxes shoulders sold at 614c, IL
boxes long clear sides at SIC, and casks clear
sides at S2Gc; together rs packages.
HAMS - Choice sugar.cured and small size
are in light supply ana demand for Cuba ut
I11S60u4o fR ID, Dealers obtain 10 above these
prices in their job trade.
BREAKFAST BACON-Is selling at 9h011o
as in size, cut and quality, receiver sold 10
boxes choice. in job lots, al 1919 ~ d..
LARD-Rsfined in tierce is selling in the local
trade at 914091sc, kettle at $40. ktg 9s4D
100 " b. Dealers obtain 10 above these prices
Packers HOG PRODUCTS = Dealers a,e
selling in their job trade orders at IS per half
bbl for pig pork, sl3 so u Dbl for prime mess
pork, siO so for prime and s1l for rump pork.
WHI5KY-Reotified is quoted at 81 0501 II u
gallon, as in proof and brand. Dealers obtain
bO10c above these prices in their order trade.
CORN In BULK-Good supply but no demand,
and the market is quoted nominally at 53c u
bushei.
COW PEAs-The season is nearly over. A
dealer who holds the stock remaining on hand 10
selling in job lots on country orders at 900 for
whippoorwill, 81 for clay mixed and 81 rs for pure
clay
CORN IN SACKS Receivers are Offering large
-
at 500 and white at Zoe ~ bu.hel. Only 125 sacks
yellow sold at 65c ~ bushel
GA fS-The supply is large and there ia little
or no demand. Only 200 sacks Texas sold at Ale
iB bushel.
BRAN-Resterday's receipts are nearly all
sold, and the supply is hight. 1900 sacks sold at
65c ~ 100 1b.
Hay None in first hands, and dealers stock is
small. Prime is held at SIC and choice at $40 %
ron ITO bsles sod of which los choice old at
$40 and 70 choice now at $40 ~ ton.
COFFEE-rhe market is quiet but holders are
firm. No sfcck In first hands. Stock in second
hands 5000 bags. We quote cargoes: Ordinary
1@i4 1g@1as ar ,gIo good oaa xUg
@lsc gold, far 1y54@20c good 2OlsD2Oa4c
prime 21@2l14c T3 b.
BUTTER here is a light supply OF choice
Western and Northern, while other grades are in
fair supply. The demand is principally confined
to the retail trade. We quote New York
creamery fine 29@3Oc do guod 25026c, New
York prime dairy fine 25@26c. DO good 23@24',
do fur 2O0o22c, Western creamery fine ESQ 20,
do good 240D25 Western dairy, packed, 17@lsc.
do repacked 16@17c, fair 14@i5c " ID. Low
grades are nomina and in large supply.
CHEESE-Stocks of Western continue small
and the market is quiet. The market Is bare Of
New York cream. We quote: Western factory at
l1%@12c ~ ib.
hIOE-1he market is almost BARE and grocers
have a stock of about 200 bbIs. The demand is
active. Good is quoted at 65sc, and prime 61sc
Blb.
RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE-Arrived since our
review of yesterday: go bbls -four. 9S bbls
whisky, 1872 tierces hams, IA kegs lard. 55 Casks
bacon, 1l3 boxes bacon, 10 sacks corn, 10 bids
sugar, 2 bis apples 26 kegs butter, 124575 II
meat, 1870 bbls onions, l73 bbls potatoes, 20 bbls
rice and 400 bushels wheat
EXPORTS OF PRODUCE-Export since our
review of yesterday: 337 bbls -four, bbls pork,
Is casks Bacon SO tierces lard 103 bbls whisky, 81
bols corn meal, 354 sacks corn, 36 sacks oats.
ID sacks bran, Is bales hay, 63 hhds sugar, GO
bbls sugar, 80 bbls molasses, 121 bbls rice, 279
sacks coffee 36 bbs apples, % sacks salt, go bbls
onions 81 bbls potatoes and IA kegs butter.