The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-08-19


to-day. The sales last week SUN up 748 hhds. The
amount ON sale, revised and corrected, s now 730O
hhds. Prices have ruled isregularly and lower
and we revise our quotations, as follows: -.
414@5c good 20 fine 5A@sc, low leaf go
doi21.c, and selections 1B@lac.
Received since last evening bhds; ex-
ported by rail; stock on hand by our running
statemet 9ls7 hbds.
FREfaH fs Tile market IL extremely dull.
and quotations are mostly nominal, but We res
peat our previous figures:
Boston, Providence. Fall River, Phlladelphis
and Baltimore, via New York, re; to New York
10. Grain 10 Liverpool 7Isd
By sail-Cotton to Liverpool %; to Havrs
sUGAR-Hecsiv this morning hhds. No
movement except for the city trade, which Is or !,
In retail way. We quote strictly GOOD commonpnt
Low iair at SIC; fair to good fair sa4oDgs prils
l014e; centrifugal ss4gg1se; white clarified iiH
GDli5ae ~ ID.
MOLAssEs-No receipts this morning.
Nothing doing, and we omit quotations owing 10
the absence Of desirable grades.
Oily REFINERY eU4Ai- L. selling on orders
at 1114o for standard A in bbls, 1870 for pow
dered and graduated, l2o for crushed aud 1910
OIfY REFINERY MOLAssEs-Is selling ON
orders ct 400 for common. $50 for fair, 62e for
prime. $40 for choice, and s5c gallon for golden
syrup.
with good stock on hand, and the demand 10
confined to the local trade. The sales embrace
G42 bbls, comprising 25 low treble extra at 90;
rs good treble at So Is; AZ at SO 37Ls; rs choice
extra st So As; 20 and rs . sG bU, 81 and DO do.
at ~: rs and Is fancy st ~ 25; 25 do at ~ so;
200 choice old 81 80, and 100 fancy old st $40 30
~ Dbl.
No demand for low grades. Double extra is
quoted at IS 25 low treble extra 50 1900; good
do. go 1906 25; choice do. SO 25@6 5O; choice
extra SO 75fd17; fancy $7t17 25 III bbl
Dealers and grocers obtain BOO above these
prices in their order trade. .
RYE FLOUR Is quoted in first hands at IS ~
OoRN FLOUB-sells at "a as ~ Dbl.
GRIr5 AND HOnIhY-Grits are Offering NJ
90 so ~ Dbl, and 40 bills sold on the landing at
50 87lso ~ Dbl. They are jobbiog 10 store st
"a d III Dbl Homipy commands "A W Dbl.
CORN MEAL 1s frmer and the stock is held
strongly at 50 450g2 50 " Dbl. with some offers
| at 50 40 refused. Dealer are jobbng at W 600
rs 10 Dbl Receivers are jobbing choice at ~ 20
poRK--No demand, and mess is quoted nomi-
nally at $I4 5s Dbl. Only % bbls sold at Sl4 TX
pe ssT are ges1ng st. a. aSai5 sS
JOB way at 5ssB524e fer shoulders Dealers are
BACON-Is dull and quoted nominaIly at
SIC g. for u'' clear sides. Dealers are jobbing
sides $40 " ID. Only 10 casks clear rib sides
sold at SIC, 6 and 10 do clear sides at $40 and
| casks shoulders at Sc ~ b.
LARD-Is in fair s1pply, and selling in the
local trade at 9lD94o for tierce refined; 91a0oAo
Tor fierce kettle, and 9}401Oc VI b for key. DEAL
ers obtain ~ above these prices in their order
| trade.
BREAKFAST BACON-prices easier for buyers
and tue market is quoted at 9D1OAo " ID. 10
boxes cold at 1919 and 81 1919 ~ II.
PACKERS HOG PRODUCTS = Dealers aie
s.lk nIA e1pH kxaIE
Dbl for pig pork, si3 so u bbl for prime mess
pork, siO 30 for prime and $f1 for rump pork.
| COHN In BULK-The supply is good but there
Is no demand. 1t is quoted nominaIly at $40
COW PEAs--The season Is nearly over. A
dealer who holds the stock remaining on hand ID
| selling In job lots country orders at 300 for
whippoorwil 81 for clay mixed and 81 70 for pure
| clay. 5 49,
| WHISKY-Rectiied is quoted at 81 05D1 IL ~
gallon, as In proof and brand.
| HAMS-Are in good supply and dull. Choice
sugar ouree. small size are effsring at llAe me
to arrive, at llLe. and there were some sales at
thst price. Dealers obtain 1c above these prices
In their order trade. 30 tierces sold 10 arrive On
private terms and tierces spot on priv ste terms.
CORN In SAGKs-9ood supply, and the con-
| tinned limited demand has weakened prices. We
note decline OF &c ~ bushel: $50 sacks sold, OF
| which $50 mixed ut 56o; 500 prime white, in bur-
laps, at 6Oc, and 200 choice white. in dundees, at
62c YB bushel.
OATS-Are in good supply, with moderate
demand; 100 sacks Galena and 150 sacks Texas
sold at 40c ~ bushel.
| BRAN There is none in first hands, and the
last sales were at 7211s0175c " 100 DIS.
| HAY-Light supply in dealers hands, and
scarcely any in first hands. Choice is quoted at
$1,000 u ton.
/ BAGGlNG--Th IL an aetivs demand for the
Job trade, and the market ia frmer with an up
ward tendency. Rouud lots are quoted at 1879
for domestic jute and job lois Il, W yard. 100
rolls domestic jute, light weight, sold at 1879 "
yard.
COFFEE--Obly job lots for the city trade are
sellng ard that is for immediate wants. There
is none in first hands and cargoes would COM
mand: Ordinary 1G24017c gold. fsir i9g19Ac,
good l954 0120c, prime 204 1201ac ~ ID. JOB lots
are held IT.. Ordinary i7140l7s4c (gold1 fair 1914
0l9s4o, good 20A1201ae, prime q 4Dslo y D..
Receipts OF PRODU vE-Arrived since our
review OF yesterday: 152 bbls whisky, 125 tierces
HAMS As CASKS bacon, 20 bales hay, hhds
susar, So bbls apples, kegs butter, 9S, 5z5 ID
meat, 80 bbls onions, $50 bbs potatoes, 39l bbis
and IA sacks rice, and 1872 bushels wheat.
EXPORTS OF PRODUCE-Exports since onr
review OF yesterday: 1862 bbls -four. bbls pork,
122 casks bacon, is erces lard. bbs whisky, III
bbls corn meal, 1869 sacks corn, 20 600 bushels
corn In bulk, 9O4 sacks oats, $40 sacks bran. ~
bales nay, Us hhds and ~ bbls sugar, % bbis
rnolasses e62 sacks wheat, Is bbs fice, 1873 sacks
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