The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-08-20
Received Same time Same time
uinna FRIDAY Inst yuaRk last wear.

This week last
OUBAN FREtGHTs-Are quoted as follows:
By steam-Cotton to Liverpool Cd; to
Revel d, to Bremen ID; to Bost9 q - Proyi-
q 1fa NeW wy YORK Ho to New York c grain to
LIVERPOOL Is Cd. and = to Bremen y quarter.
By sail-Cotton to Liverpool cd; to Havre
e; to Bremen c: to Genoa -@-c; grain to
sUGAR-Is in light demand and market I'M
changed.
common 7@73Sc; fair to good fair 7as@so; fully
ar Sc prime v se stre prime m se
e eS5see off Whites, good to oRoice as4e White
clarified s3s@sho.
M0LAssEs1 and steady. ,., ,-z,,.,
We quote: Common 22D25e; fair 25@2Sc;
prime so@32c; strictly prime 3e@sec; choice 40
flour All the phases of the -four trade
show increasing strength. As compared with
Saturdays figures there is no change as yet;
but holders In some cases are out OF the mar
ket, In anticipation of q further advance in
prices. Choice to fancy choice extras are firm
at S. 5o@5 rs, but there have been thus far no
sTs at 9shssf aes bb at e
and SO at So 81 at So 2o 25 and 100 at s. 81 25 at
IS and g at 8 co. Is and Is t s5 50 q at
We quote: Fancy choice S. 5095 Is; family
$5@5 377s; trebless, low to choice o. 25@5; double
| 81 1903; common 81 5000 rs. Dealers in their
| trade obtain an advance OF bo3 = Dbl on these
| prices. ,
|
Western meal to- day at 50 As y Dbl, Dealers are
still iobbing at 81 6j@2 rs p Dbl. Sales-4o 3d.
81 9qp Gha ~ " 49, is over for this pro-
duct and prices are stric ly = om1phl
| CREAM AND PEARL MEAL-Supply mod
crate, demand limited. and quoted at 50 25a3 So
HOMINY-ss e5@s rs wholesale. and 50 1904
RYE FLoUR-Quoted at 50 5o@s rs.
GRITS-Demand good and prices hrmer at
50 1904 ex landing. Job lots out Of store selling
P y se from phi dbese 80 norm us of
heavy break down in mess pork in that market
to-day-from SO lo@lo Is ct the opening to
been materially felt here; but inasmuch as the
supply here is scarcely equal to the shipping
demand for one day. It produced noeffect what
ever on spot goods. which ruled strong at s12 80.
Dealers are still jobbing at s12 1908. Sales-25
b RAf q NJ e be market was ouiet
and steady at Saturdays prices, 6,ac for packed
and 6lGc for loose shoulders. Dealers prices
are still quoted at Ga @67sc for shoulders. loose
and packed. Sales car load box shoulders at
BACON-There was no demand for bacon to;
DIX and Prices remain a aon W
Dealers obtain an advance of Ac on these
HA1TS-The stock of really choice sugar.
cured hams continuing small prices st, still rule
stiff. with very fair local demand. We quote
plain hams s@oc ordinary red 12a
rates are A@ho higher. sales-2o tierces at 4. 14c
good local jobbing demand. We quote prime
steam s@sAc. and refined sh@sac Refined
lard in kegs is now held at 9hc, and In buckets
, at 10c Dealers obtain the usual advance O
about &c on these prices. Sales-75 kegs refined
at 94c: so buckets at exc.
' BREAKFAST, BACON-The supply Is ample
choice goods at s@sc; dealers are charging
8h@9he for small lots.
selling on orders In the job trade at s7t@7 SO
, half Dbl for pig pork SO 5o@1o y Dbl for prime
$40 25@10 SO for prime mess; $40 25@10 80 10
rump pork.
OFFEE-Demand limited stock small ant
prices easy.