The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-06-16

OCEAN FRETGHTs-Ars quoted as follows
By steam-Q Cotton to Liverpool 5-16d@hd to Re-
Rvef snd 1n Ss
4sg8d. and = to Bremen y quarter.
BY sail, Cotton TO Liverpool b.19@Hd: to Havre
No: TO Bremen Nc; 10 Genoa H@1c: grain TO
SUGAR Receipts 1862 hhds. sales-1ss hhds.
| We quote: Inferior 4S@5K; common TO
! good common s08Ac: fair to good fair 6yS0
re; fully ,I fair 71@7hG; prime re; strictly
| clarified, as In quality. sh@ss4e; off whites,
COED TO cho i %: white clarified e@g%
M0LASSEs7No receipts or sales. There Is a
moderate local demand, and prices are steady.
we quote; Common 22t025c: fair 25O4s9;
prime s2@36c: strictly prime s6038o: choice
FLOUR-There Is a reported shipment of $50
and 800 bbls -four going forward to Liverpool.
In the local trade only moderate business was
choice extras, low grades remaining dull and
neglected. The demand Is largely jobbinR, q
the tone OF the market at the close TO-DAY was
at IS 49, rs AT s5 b0 100 to arrive at IS 5O 25 u.s.
20 and 80 at IS rs; 100 patent process at So: 1OO
100 9,i and 100 on private terms.
we quote: Fancy ehotee IS 50D5 rs; family $S
doubleextras . $500 SO; single extras % 1904;
in their trade obtain an advance OF Soc y Dbl on
CORN EAL-Although the supply of meal
ration Of near arrivals, and ruled steady at
90 4002 rs for good to choice Western, dealers
continuing to Job out Of store at an advance OF
sec on these figures. Sales-5o and 80 bbls at
GRITS--There is steady demand and prices
continue to rule firm at 1903 25 " Dbl for good
to choice Western OK landing in round lots.
on lo2 iots dealers obtain % 25@s So as In quail
= GkE4m AND PEARL MEA1-sses 10 p
HOMlNY--Wholesale % rs; iobbing So.
COW PEAS-The stock being greatly reduced
now rules strong at 81 5O01 65 for whippoorwili,
81 1902 for mixed. and 50 2592 30 for choice clay.
PORk-In all essential features the market Is
unchanged. There Is no call for large lots, and
they are not salable at prices which receivers
would be willing to consider. and we hear only
In transactions OF that Kind the market is s steady
and strong, Dealers are still jobbing freely
DRY SALT MEAT-suppIieg are still limited
the demand being moderate. and prices
are quiet and easy. Sh ruders 45S@4I for
loose, and 45c for packed. Dealers rates are
sales-1 car load boxed shoulders to arrive.
BAGoN-Although the supply on sale is not
for want Of demand; We quote shoulders
SIG clear rio sides 55s@5X, nd clear sides 5X
&C. Dealers maintain steady prices at an adj
clear lib sides yesterday on private terms; 10
casks and 20 boxes clear sides at SIC.
III IL JtDulUR way 10 inc local trade
there Is good demand for hams, and they
continue to rule steady and strong. We duo'e
plain hams 7ht9scsand sugar-cured at 9s<@10xc
for medtum to large average. aud lOT@10hc
for fancy small average. Dealers rates are u
ole higher.
LARD-This article commands attention only
In The local trade. and tn. movements are con.
fined to Jobbing sales, with a fair amount of
business, doing in that way. and prices ruling
quiet and steady. We quote refined lard TAO
~ for good to choice and packers prime
steam 6A@7e; kegs 71@Sc. and pals 7K@sc. |
Dealers rates are Nc higher.
BREAKFAST BAC0N-The supply on the |
spot is scarce. and the market Is easier for
choice goods at 7k@7he; dealers are charging
7h@R3r for small lots.
FULTON BEEF-H Half bbls 80 rs; extra West
ern mess $10912 p Dbl.
PACKEBS' hoo PRoDUCTs-Dealers are
selling, on orders In the Job trade at &5 rs Q |
half Dbl for pig pork. IS so p Dbl for prime mess
pork, So Is for prime pork and So so for |
rumD pork.
COFFEE-The stock In hands Of dealers is |
estimated at $500 bags. The market is quiet |
and easy.