The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-08-02


| Receipts same time last year 1894 4lO
Receipts same time year before: -. -.
The consolidated report for six days gives
exports to
L Iast week, -. ssh -" 50 108,s72
yes year w.. Ill, 1884 68l6 41o5 17o.21s
| OCEAN FRE1aHTs-Are quoted as follows
| By steam-Cotton to Liverpool ODD;
Providence, Fall River Philadelphia and
Baltimore, via New York, Hc; to New York
| 1sc; grain to Liverpool As Sd, and - to
| Bremen u quarter.
SUGAR-There is no material change to note
in the market and prices firm.
good cd COMMON a 7@75Sc; fair to good fair re
Sc; fully fair SIC; prime SIC; strictly
prime SIC; gray Clarified %. IL yeilIo on
good to choice, 9Io; white clarified ,a}st@91gc.
| MOIAssEs-T inquiry Is small and the
| tone of the market is steady
We quote: Common 22Ql25c; fair 25m28c;
prime 30'@32c; strictly prime S60S8c; choice
4Oll42c
FnoUR-There was o fair demand for flour
to-day. both in the local and coastWise trade;
prices ruling steady at flrmer. quotations.
We note particularly the sale OF some, very
fancy lots at S. 75 but that dannot be re-
55fe-ti9e99 IBIS ct 81 IL 25 at SIS 05; 80 and
200 at S. as; IS at S. 80; Is at S. 55; Is at
SIS 371s; 80 at S. 30; 25, Is, Is and 80 at S. 50;
10 fancy at S. rs; SO half bbls at 50 80; 800 for
shRm anat on ehd Rrvs q 5 se
ily S50l5 Is; trebles, low to choice, $40
4 rs; double extras So 5000; single extras
S303 25; superfine So 1898; common 50 500
2 Is. Dealers in their trade obtain an advance
of 5oc u Dbl on these prices.
Corn MEAn-Continues quiet and steady
ototin wit
mand We quote Western 81 45192 50 for
good to choice delivered on the landing. Lots
out of store are sold by dealers at 50 700l2 rs
~ Dbl. Sales-100 bbls at 50 As; 25 and s. at
So 50.
PoRK-Was in fair request to-day and $50
bbls sold at prices ranging from $40 50M
10 G211, the market being quiet and steady st
the close at the figures named. Dealers In
their trade are still iobbing and retailing at
$40 31 60 Sa 70 IS q % anu l4o az 9l0
DRY SALT MEATs-The market Is without
any ,perceptible change, the supply being
small and the demand light We quote
shoulders 55s@5lsc for loose, and 558c for
packed. Dealers in their trade obtain 55s@
boxes shoulders to the trade at 5c5g.
BACoN-The supply is fair and the de
mand dull, with prices easier but not quotably
lower. We quote shoulders 5a4G957gc, clear
rib sides G7s057c and clear sides 7150714c.
rib sides TIC, and clear sides re, Sales-2O
casks clear rib sides at G7Se,
LARDIs without change, and holders are
firm in their views. The supply is not ex-
cessiye, and the local iobbing demand is
steady: We quote prime steam 71a@724c,
and refined 81SMQ82sc in tierces, kegs 8zZ4@855c
for refined and Sc for packers leaf Dealers
job at an advance Of I@1ac on these prices.
Sales-15 tierces refined at $40.
Realistically choice hams are in limited
supply, but otherwise the stock is very ample,
and prices continue to rule easy. Plain are
quoted s11aG19c,. and choice sugar;-cured 1890
ers obtain an advance of A@1ac on these
prices.
BREAKFAST BACoN-The supply is ample
for the demand, and the market Is steady for
choice goods at 719@8c; dealers are charging
71a08Ic for small lots.
ern mess S13 ~ Dbl.
PACKERS Hoe PRODUCTS are SELL
ing on orders in the job trade at S. 50015 rs
u half Dbl for pig pork So so " Dbl for prime;
So so for prime mess; So so for rump pork.
COFFEE-The demand is light and the mar
ket easy.