The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-07-27
STOCK AT ALL THE PORT

OCEAN FREIGHTs-Are quoted as follows
BY steam-CottQn to Liverpool Odd;
Baltimore, via New York, nc; TO New York
%c; grain to Liverpool As Sd, and - to
Bremen u quarter.
By safl-Cotton to Liverpool Cd; to
Havre C; to Bremen &C: to Genoa -0-c;
SUGAR-The transactions during the week
have been of fair extent at firm prices, and re-
ceipts have been small.
We quote: Inferior O.; common to
Sc; fully fair SIC; prime SIC; strictly
prime SIC; gray clarified @; yellow
clarified, as in quality, 9091sc; off whites,
good to choice. 9Hc; white clarified 9}St091ac.
MOLAssEs- quiet, i0bbers having sup
piled themselves early in the week, but not
withstandlng this prices are easy.
We quote: Common 22025c; fair 25(128c;
prime 3O032c; strictly prime 36@38c; choice
40042c
F1OUR-There is @ better feeling In the
flour market The demand was fair and con-
fined to the local trade, but owing to changes
at the West, and q recent sharp advance in
the price Of wheat, receivers entertain strong
views, and we hear of some parties who are
holding for better, prices. AS yet. however,
there is no actual advance in prices, choice
extra still selling at S. 25015 50. There is
some accumulation in the supply, but the
stock is still light. Receipts this week 1868
barrels, against 1886 last week, and 1875
this week last year. Sales-3O and 40 bbls at
81 %; As and 50 at 81 371aa; 50 at 81 50; IS at
81 62za; 30 at S. 1911; Is and $50 at S. 25; 25
and 30 at SIS 371a; SO at S. 50; 100, 100, 100,
$50, 200 and 200 on private terms.
WequOte: Fancy choice SIS 371a05 6211a; fam
IS; double extras So 5O04; single extras
5000 Is; superfine So 7503; common 50 500
2 IS. Dealers in their trade obtain an advance
of SOC u Dbl on these prices.
CORN MEAL-The supply and demand are
both moderate, but prices continue to rule
firm on Western meal at 50 6Ol12 IS in the
wholesale trade, and 50 1902 80 " Dbl in q
retail q and ,jobbing way Sales-lOO bbls at
GRITs-The demand continues fair and
prices steady. Quoted at So 6003 IS u bbl for
good to choice Western ex landing in round
lots. On job lots dealers obtain So 9O04, as
in quality and brand.
CREAM AND PEARL MEA1-$2 6O@2 Is "
Dbl, as in quality.
HoM1NY- Wholesale SO rs; iobbing SO.
Cow Passive quote low grades nominal
at 50G175c, good mixed and clay at $1D1 10.
The market is dull.
PORK-The supply is small and the demand
fair, with prices tending up, and actual sales
to-day at an advance Of Csc on prices current
last week. We quote mess in round lots, on
sales from first hands. at $40 So dealers job
bing and retailing at $40 75@11. Sales-25, 30
and so bbls at $40 so; Is at $40 3d. and 80
Oh pLlN6bGc O6I lIlS
Dry SALT MEATs-As compared with quo
tations last Friday, there is an advance of re
on this class Of goods. The demand is fair,
and the market firm at SIC for loose, and
5,G5954c for packed shoulders. In @ retail
and lobbing way dealers quote shoulders at
for loose and packed. Sales-10
boxes shoulders at sac; car load do at $3.50
BACON-,During the week closing to-day,
and until yesterday and to-day, the feeling
has been weak, and prices easy in bacon. The
demand improving, prices have taken favor
able turn, and rule strong at an advance of
&c on previous quotations. We quote Shout
ders in better request at 524051sc, and sides
active and advancing, with fair sales of clear
ribs at &c, and clear at TIC, but generally
held at the close to-day at 65sl17c and 71a(g
TIC for clear rib and clear respectively.
Dealers quotations are-Shoulders &c, clear
rib sides nc and clear sides TIC. Sales-25
half casks and 30 boxes shoulders at SIC; 10
half casks and 10 and 10 boxes do at SIC; 5
and casks do at SIC; 10 and 20 casks clear
rib sides at &c; boxes clear sides at TIC;
1900 lbs loose do on private terms.
HAMs-Throughout the week hams have
been in dull demand, and full prices have not
been obtained for them, in consequence of the
too liberal supply Of second quality goods,
which have depressed prices and prevented