The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1878-08-10

Receipts same time last year. ...... 1881, $50
The consolidated reportfor seven days gives
exports to
G.B. Ere. Con. Chan. Stocks
This week.. G15 2l8 2.t9O G3 eto
ia week .... C.o59 82,868
This week last
SUGAE-The transactions during the week
have been small and confined to the retail
trade.
We quote: Inferior q; common to
good common 70Q756c; fair to good fair 7390
&C.; fully fair 6Ac; prlme pLa., 8Ic; strictly
good to choice, 9Lc; white clarified 92S09Lsc.
MoLAssEs Throughout the week the move
nent has been small and price steady.
We quote: Common 22Gl25C; fair 25fll28c,
prime 5O032c; strictly prime 36(Q38c; choice
4Ol142C.
FboUR-Receipts this week have been IT,
72G bbls against II, ,GG3 last week and %, 726
this week last year. AS compared with last
" ,ek, the tone of the market is firmer, and we
note Il general disposition on the part Of re-
ceivers to hold for better prices to cover the
recent advance in river freights; still there Is
not yet 81 guotable advance in the market,
The demand to-day was fair to good in the
Saies-236 and 1856 bbls at 81 Is, 80 at 81 50;
35 and 60 at S., 100 at S. 12lI; 50 at S. 20; "a
at S. Is; 25, IS and 50 at S. 80; 50, IS 100 and
600 on private terms. Total 1895 bbls
4
lily S5015 Is; trebles, low to choice, $40
rs; double extras So 5O0a4; single extras
S303 25; supertine 50 7553; common 50 500
75 Dealers in their trade obtain ali advance
of SOC n bbl on these prices.
DRY SALT MEATs-There were fair sales
to-day, prices remaining quiet and steady at
previous quotations. We quote shoulders 5%
lU5&4c for loose, and &c for packed. Rates i'll
the jobbng trade have improved CORE
spondingly, and are now quoted 6M6Ac for
IL -IyF
shoulders at SC, 78 boxes do, to arrive, at &c.
CORN MEAL - Market quiet and prices
steady and unchanged, with g. sluggish
demand. We quote good to choice, Western
So 4OA2 Is on sales from first hands. Deal
ers are still iobbing out Of store at 81 65112 Is
II hbl. Sales 25 bbls at 50 so.
Cow PEAs-The season is over for this pro-
duct. and prices are strictly nominal.
CREAM AND PEARL MEAL-Supply good,
demand limited, and quoted ut 81 5Of12 Is X
bbl in job lots.
HoMINY-S2 $500 30 wholesale, and $40
8 25 retail.
RYE FLoUR-Quoted at 50 SOFAS Is.
POEK-There was fair inquiry for mess
to-day, but only small business done, except
in 81 small iobbipg way. A lot of 55 bbls,
which was recently sold to arrive at S11 was
resold to-dayat $1l 50. We quote the market
firm at $t1 7501t2 on sales from first hands
Dealers iobbing at sl2 25012 so u Dbl.
BAcoN-As compared with last week prices
nave buFf1ilC5u /99/2b. l. LD u'httL'1 ID ASS'9
active, and there was very quiet feeling at
the close. We quote shoulders G]6c, clear
RIB sides 714@72Sc and clear sides 71a@75zc.
Dealers prices are given at G1aY65Gc for shout
ders, 7I9ll75ac for clear rib sides, and 734018c
for clear sides. Sales-7 casks shoulders at
62gc; 10, 10 and 20 boxes do, ex levee, at 625.
HAMs-Choice sugar -cured hams, as COM
pared with last week, have advanced 101Ac
in market value. They are very scarce and
In demand for export. Other qualities are
plentiful and easy We quote plain-ham quiet
and firm at 811a0191ac. and choice sugar cured
110112Ic. Dealers obtain an advance OF 40
nc on these prices.
LARD-The market continues quiet and
firm, with fair demand. We quote prime
steam 8t08Lc, and refined 81aG9c. Refined
lard in kegs is now held at $40, and in
buckets at 1Oc. Dealers obtain the usual
| advance of about Ic on these prices.
BREAKFAST BACoN-The supply Is ample
| for the demand, and the market is steady for
choice goods at 7la08c; dealers are charging
| 71l0181ac for small lots.
| FULToN BEEF-HaR bbls $40; extra West
ern mess $13 y bbl.
PACKERS HOG PRODUCTS Dealers are sell.
ing on orders In the job trade at Sc 50017 i
half bbl for pig pork; SO rs TR Dbl for prime
50 for prime mess; So for rump pork,
COFFEE Is in light request and easy.