The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-06-18


Receipts same time last year. ......... $780, SIT
Receipts same time year before. 4,OH 465
The consolidated report for three days gives
G.B. FIRE.. Con. Chan Stocks
This week.. 500 -. 1850 -. 2121H
Let L. week week e.: 1851 1914 5l8i 2a4a44
year. ......... 5,83t 49,. 100 3,2os 909126
OCEAN FREIGHTs-Are quoted as follows:
By steam-Qotton to Liverpool b-16d@Hd to Re-
yT, el, d: to Bremen ID; to Boston. Providence.
York, Nc; to New York &c; grain to LIVERPOOL
4s@Sd. and to Bremen p quarter.
By sailz-Cotton to Liverpool 5-16@nd: to Havre
AZ: to Bremen Nc; to Genoa H01c; grain to
-SUGAR-Receipts 10 hhds Sales-n hhds
The he, market Is moderately aetye and firm.
good eo@ 9s; sSs af s 8 good SSh far s
7G fg fair 7a ,Is prime SAc strictly
clarified, as in quality 8K@s34c; off whites.
eGa1d d 70 c asI &C.; white clarified $685.. ,
prime ssSaSc: strictly prime asSaso: choice
;. FLoUR-The market continues quiet with a
limited local demand, and prices ruling in
favor Of buyers; Our reports 70. day include
of the business Is done on the basis of IS 500
rs for choice extra. Sales-75 bbls at a 62h 25
Ct g & 50 at = 1o LOO at at o. 2 50 at . So 30 q
$50. So and 100 on private terms:
We quote: Fancy choice IS 50e05 rs; family IS
double lee extras n u a4 g. single e2tras & 7Sg
superfne 81 5O@3 IS; common So. Dealers
In their trade obtain an advance Of SOC v Dbl on
''t CORN MEAL-Thera were moderate receipts
of meal to- day, and sales somewhat liberal are
reported at Irregular prices. ranging from % 20
90 so VI Dbl. We quote the market firm at 50 so
@2 So y Dbl on lots of good to choice Western.
ex landing. dealers selling out Of store at 50 rs
y Dbl. Sales-25 and Is bbls at 50 40; Is, 100 and
a
GRITs--There is a steady demand and prices
to choice Western ex-anding In round lots.
On job lots dealers obtain 90 1903 So as in quail
ity and brand, salesn1go bbls at 50.
- CREAM a n AM, AND PEARL MEAL-Sa@s 10 y
HOMlNY--Wholes 80 rs; iobbing SO.
COW PEAS-The stock being greatly reduced
and the season about over, the market Is very
dull aid prices have heavily declined. We
quote low grades 100000. good mixed sl@1 Is.
PORK-The tone of the market Is steady and
We note fair business doing in small lots at
$40 bbl;, One receiver reports an offer OF 50 Is
on small round LOT. which he declined. Deal
ers are still iobbing and re ailing at $40 so.
DRY SALT MEATNSuppiies are ire still limited.
are quiet and easy. Shoulders 416@4k for
loose, and 479e for packed. Dealers rates are
quoted 4h@4A for shoulders, loose and packed.
BACON Some coGstwise orders coming on
the market to day awakened the trade TO realize
that baconed meats have been selling far below
Western quotations; and the supply being very
limited there was an important improvement
In prices. We now quote shoulders at SIC clear
rib Rsides 5A@5M, md clear sides 6A@61zc.
Dealers rates ave also advanced. and are now
quoted k@Ac above these 1gurs. Sales-6 casks
and 16 boxes clear rib sides at sac, and 80 boxes
do at SIC.
HAMS-In jobbing way to the local trade
there is a good demand for hams, and they
continue to rule steady and strong. We quote
plain hams 7H@8c and sugar cured at 9A@104c
for medium to large average, and 1O3s@1Ohc
for fancy small average. Dealers rates are II
ole higher.
LARD-This article commands attention only
in the local trade and the movements are con
fined to jobbing sales, with fair amount of
business doing in that way. and prices ruling
quiet and steady. We uuote refined lard 7H0
TX for good to choice, and packers prime
steam 6X@7c: kegs 7I08c. and pals 7k@sc
Dealers rates are nc higher.
BREAKFAST BAC0N-The supply on the
spot is scarce. aud the market Is easier for
choice goods at 7A97hc; dealers are charging
710a9c for small lots.
FULTON BEEF-Half bbls SO rs; extra West
ern mess S10G1t2 p Dbl.
PACKERS HOG PRODUCTs-Dealers are
selling on orders In the Job trade at IS IS p
half Dbl for pig pork. So so p Dbl for prime mess
pork, So rs for prime pork. and So so for
rump pork.
COFkEE-Is in light request and easy.
QUOTATIONS FOR GOLD.