The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-03-21
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BUGAR--R Receipts 135 hhds; sales 81 hhds.
The inquiry is limited and confined chiefly
We quote: Inferior A@5e: common to
good common, 5a@sAe; fair to good fair eh
gs,se; fully fair 5000 prime 7a@7hc strict
eyaa g saa fssy ssc Whites s sood
to choice. 85s0osac: white clarified sX@9c
,MOLAsSES--Receip 112, bbls; sales 70 bbls;
The market Is quiet. without any material
We quote: Common -@1sc; fair 2o@22c
prime so@32c: strictly prime s4@s6c: choice
FLOUR-We have to record a, dull day In the
flour trade. The demand was light and wholly
local. OF strictly choice grades there Is some
plentiful, and are consequently held with q, show
OF steadiness; but low grades are in good sup
an5 f bbs at a ana g {Bbs az s.
so at s5 &c. 1oo 100 and 200 bbis at S. 200 bbs at
Sc q. IS bbls at So s71s. % bbls at s. 90;
extra q 5o@4 is; double extra 81 1906; treble
extra low to choice, s5D5 50: choice extra
s. 5o@6;. fancy. choice 5000 SO p Dbl. On
these prices dealers obtain an advance OF soc
Y CORN MEAL-The supply is only moderate
and the demand being fair, prices remain
meal quoted at 1902 Is, and choice at 81 20@2 rs y
Dbl In the wholesale trade. Dealers rates are
steady at 50 3o02 so, according to quality and
brand Sales-75 bbls at 80 20.
CREAM AND PEARL MEAL-Western Is
quoted at s303 rs D Dbl ex landing, and So $50
GR[Ts--supply good and demand steady:
common to choice selling on the landing at 500
a'25. and out of store at So 25@a so " Dbl,
MAID is for the better dases and orces are
steady at 81 1901 80 bushel for low mixed 81 $50
% for choice mixed. and 81 1901 so for clay.
sions generally. Western advices were unfa-
yorable. and the market ruled dull with lin
tied demand throughout, receivers holding at
$40 621@1o rs on sales from store. Dealers
rates are unchanged at sl1@11 25 on orders and
job lots. Sales-25 and 100 bbls at $40 so; so bbs
DRY SALT Notwithstanding the ir-
regular and easier feeling In provisions at Chi
cago, prices in dry salt shoulders are well main
tanned. although the demand to day did not
reach beyond the whole.a ale iobbers. We quote
shoulders firm firm at axe for loose and 4c for
r ire sda 81 caar saaa a
Dealers obtain the usual advance on these prices
in the lobbip ae. and order trade, shoulders be-
nominal at So and 81 for clear and clear ribs.
BACON--We note q still easier feeling in
prices in the West. The demand is very dull
aad few are Wreported in
63sc. In the wholesale jobbng trade shoulders
are quoted Axe, clear rib sides 65s@6sc, and
clear sides 6ss@624c. Sales-e and 10 casks clear
sides at &c.
LARD-This commodity rules quiet with q
limited demand, which is confined to the local
trade. The supply is ample. and prices con
tinue easy at 7Ae for refined and 7@74c for
kettle and packers fine steam: kegs are dull ut
8@Ds14e and pals 814@81ac. Dealers rates are nc
higher.
HAMS-We can only note continued dull
ness in this article. with 8@8Ae as about the
highest range of the market on any class of
goods, except very fancy hams adapted to the
export trade which are quoted Sac Plain hams
are easy and held, with a limited local demand,
at 6A@7Ac.
supply and the market Is dull and easy at Z
@71c; dealers charging $685. for small lots.
FULTON BEEF-Half- bills 50 rs; extra West
% PA u5fsF r. HOG PRdoDUCTs-Dealers are
selling on orders In the job trade at Sc v half
Dbl for pig pork. $40 q Dbl for prime mess
for rump, pork. Pigs feet are selling at
SOL Is p keg. Ham sausages are dull and
quoted at 6@7c p fb. Picked pigs tongues are
quoted at &c apiece: Picked heads are offer
ing at 50 50@10 80 y fierce. and jowls at "a SO
80 p barrel. Bologna sausage SIC Spare
ribs-none in market Side ribs s5@55.
COFFEE-Is quiet and unchanged.