The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-08-14

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L ast week WeGH 49,. 4 Isl :.. 100 -. 7s54S
This week last
OCEAN FREIaHTs quoted as follows
| BY steam-Cotton to Liverpool Cd; to
! Revel d; to Bremen ID to Boston, Provi-
denee, Fall River, Philadelphia and Balti-
more, via New York, 10; to New York lac;
grain to Liverpool As sd, and to Bremen u
BY sail-Cotton to Liverpool Cd; to
Havre &C; to Bremen &C; to Genoa &C;
grain to Liverpool 724d.
SUGAR There is a moderate job demand
We quote: Inferior @; common to
good common 7t@72Sc; fair to good fair 725@
SC; fully fair &c; prime 8lc; strictly
prime SIC; gray clarified O.. yellow
good to choice, 9Zc; white clarified 92s@9hc.
MoLAssEs- Is quiet and steady:
| We quote: Common 22(125c; fair 25@28c;
prime 3OD32c; strictly prime 36@38c; choice
4O0o42c.
F1oUR-There was q fair movement of
Flour to-day in the local trade, prices con-
tinuing steady and unchanged. Sales-1OO
bbs at So rs; Is at 81 30; ITS at 81 rs; 25, 100,
100 and 100 at IS; Is at SIS 10; 50 at S. 121a; Is
SIS 6211a; $50 and 450 on private terms. Total
sales 1850 bbls.
Wequote: Fancy choice SIS 371905 6211zz; fam
lily $505 rs; trebles, low to choice. "a 25@
| D
S303 rs; supertine 50 1903 common 50 500
Is. Dealers in their trade obtain an advance
of SOC u Dbl on these prices.
CORN MEAL - Market quiet and prices
steady and unchanged, with O. moderate
demand. We quote good to choice Western
| 50 40a2 Is on sales from first hands. Deal
ers are still iobbing out Of store at So 650D2 Is
| y Dbl Sales-30, 50, so, 50 and 100 bbls at
So As.
Cow PEAs-The season is over for this pro-
duct, and prices are strictly nominal
CREAM AND PEARL MEAI-Supply good,
demand limited, and quoted at 81 5O@2 rs "
Dbl in job lots.
HoM1NY-S2 85@2 80 Wholesale and $50
8 IS retail.
RYE FLoUR-Quoted at So 5o@3 rs.
GRITs-Demand good and prices firmer at
So 1908 IS ex landing. Job lots out OF store
selling at So 9O@4 Sales-25 and 100 at
So rs.
DRY SALT MEATs-With moderate offer
ings and fair demand, the market ruled
steady to strong on shoulders at 606A for
loose and packed. Dealers continue to sell
in job lots at an advance OF Ac on these
prices. SaIes-4O boxes to arrive on private
terms; one car load to arrive at &C
PoRK-The market opened with an unsteady
and unsettled feeling, but closed firm at yes
terday's inside figures, $12 SO. with good sales
to arrive. Dealers are still jobbing and re-
failing at $13 250013 50. Sales-3O bbls spot
at SO G21a; Is do at $12 rs; 200 and $50 to ar
rive, at S12 Is; 80, to arrive, at So So
| BACoN-Ths article claimed some atten-
ton during. the morning, bat the demand
was checked by an advance in prices, which
caused buyers to retire. The early sales were
made on the basis of7a4c for clear rib sides, but
at the close The market, although quiet, was
stronger, holders claiming an advance OF &c
on middling. We quote shoulders exc, clear
rib sides 77a@8c and clear sides 81s0814C,
dealers charging H04c higher figures
Sales-5 and Is casks and IS boxes clear rib
sides at re.
HAMs-The continued scarcity OF choice
,, sugar -cured hams and the steady and fair de-
mand has caused further advance in prices.
We quote plain hams 9@10c, ordinary sugar
cured 11@12c choice sugar-cured 121a014
Dealers rates are A@1ac higher.
LARD-The market continues quiet but
firm, with q good demand We quote prime
I I steam S@8Ac, and refined 811a@9c Refined
lard in kegs Is now held at 9Ic, and in
buckets at 1Oc. Dealers obtain the usual
advance of about &c on these prices. Sales
so tierces refined to arrive on private terms.
! BREAKFAST BACON-The supply is ample
! for the demand, and the market is steady for
! choice goods at 5000; dealers are charging
: 8ll091ac for small lots.
PACKERS HOG PRODUCTS are sell
: ing on orders in the job trade at Sc SCOT u
half Dbl for pig pork So rs % Dbl for prime
SO for prime mess; So for rump pork
2 FULTON BEEF-Half bbls $40; extra West
;. ern mess $13 7s bbl
CoFFEE-Demand light and market weak