The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-07-23

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We quote: Inferior o: common to
good common 7175Sc; fair to good fair TO
SC; fully fair SIC; prime SIC; strictly
prime SIC; gray clarified o.. yellow
good to choice, &c; white clarified 925@9l5c.
MoLAssEs- this article there Is but lit
steady.
We quote: Common 22025c; fair 25@28c;
prime 30@32c; strictly prime 36@3oe; choice
CoFFEE-The stock in dealers hands is
small, although ample to meet the demand.
FLoUR-We have to notice dull business
in the flour trade, and on new wheat products det
prices are quotably lower to sell, So 5OC05 62I
being the outside range Of values for choice
extras. Receipts since our weekly review of
last Friday have been heavy, exceeding 10000
barrels, largely sold to arrive, and one-third
to one-half going through on foreign account
Sales 80 half bbs at So; Is bbls at 50 So, 100
at 81 621a; so at IS 25; IS at SIS 50; 100 and 100
at SIS so; rs at SIS 621a; 100 and 225 on private
terms.
lily S5@5 %; trebles, low to choice, $40
4 IS; double extras So 50G14; single extras
5000 Is; superfine 50 1908; common So 500
2 rs. Dealers In their trade obtain an advance
Of SOC 98 bbl on these prices.
CORN MEAD-The stock has been moderate
ly replenished, and the demand continuing
fair, prices remain unchanged at So 5502 90
for choice Western. In job lots dealers are
selling at 50 65D2 70 out Of store. Sales-5O,
SO and 100 bbls at 50 So, rs and rs at So 60, rs
at So 65.
GRITs-The demand Is active and prices are
strong and quoted at So 1908 80 % bbl for good
to choice Western ex landing In round lots.
On job lots dealers obtain So 5003 60, as In
quality and brand. Sales-50 bbIs at So 40,
CREAM AND PEARL MEA1-$2 6O02 rs %
Dbl, as In quality
HoMINY- Wholesale 50 rs; iobbIng SO.
Cow PEAs-We quote low grades nominal
at 5O@75c. good mixed and clay at S1@1 TO-
The market is dull.
PoRK-There was some demand for mess
pork to-dayin small way, but the tone of the
market was weaker, and at the close prices
were barely maintained on small sales to the
trade at $40 Is % Dbl. Dealers are still job
bing and retailing at $40 5O01O IS % Dbl.
DRY SALT MEAT-There were no sales re-
ported to-day, and shoulders shared In the
generally dull and depressed feeling in pro-
visions We hear Of no lots pressing actively,
and the market and prices are nominal and
lots and 53sc for boxed meats. Dealers rates
are quoted at 55s054c for shoulders loose
and packed.
BACoN-The supply is limited, and the de-
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@5zsc clear rib sides 67Sc, and clear sides
TIC. In the jobbing trade quotations run
Shoulders &C, clear rib sides 7071Sc, and clear
sides 71@9729c.
| HAMs-The supply is better than the de-
mand, and prices are lower to sell. We
quote choice sugar-cured at 101%01t1c, as In
size, quality and brand, with dealers rates
ranging from A@1ac higher.
LARD-There were some inquiries for round
lots to-day, and the tone of the market was
very strong, with prices materially, higher on
refined lard. We quote packers prime steam
at re, with a light supply and fair demand,
and refined lard at s1a8824c, according to
quality, with limited stock on the market
and active demand. Dealers in their trade
obtain the usual advance of 1S0Ac on these
prices.
BREAKFAST BACoN-The supply Is ample
for the demand, and the market is steady for
choice goods at 71408c; dealers are charging
| 71a081ac for small lots.
FULTON BEEF Half bbls $40; extra West
ern mess $13 u Dbl.
PACKERS HOG PRODUCTS are sell
Ing on orders in the job trade at SIS 5Ot15 IS
y half Dbl for pig pork So so % Dbl for prime
IS so for prime mess; S. so for rump pork.