The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-07-07
Received Same time Same tim
1na Friday Inst vvaair tnaE ,,an !.

Receipts at ports since September lie. 207 1856
Receipts same time last year. ,921 1873
| Receipts same time year before. ,O6g 400
| The consolidated report for one day gives
CD. Ere. Con. Chan. Stocks
| This week.. 1859 go. 1877 $40
| Last week ...... .... 80. TIA 45D
| This week last
| year. =. ..... 1857 80. 1853 80. 244Tt9
OCEAN FRETGHTs-Are quoted as follows,
vel "a; to Bremen ID; to Boston Providence,
| Fall River. Philadelphia and Baltimore, via New
York, SO; to New York Nc; grain to LIVERPOOL
Bysail Cotton 70 Liverpool -16@Hd: to Havre
No: 70 Bremen Nc; to Genoa K@1e; grain to
| sUGAR-The market is quiet and prices firm.
We quote: Interior 444@5h; common y
good common 6@e1c: fair 70 good fair eyS@
BRINE qs ss5 1 srsy oarR r9pe o s vsoyy
clarified. as In quality. sH@s4c: off whites.
good 70 ch2l,e,e. 9e; white clarified 999S.
,MOLASSES-Is In light request, Without any
change in the market.
We quote: Common 22@25e; fair 25@2sc
D. inc s2@35c; strictly prime 36@3sc; choice
FLOUR--A fair amount of business was done
to-day in the local trade on choice old wheat
h st i IN I 70 strong at
1876 bbs at s5 25: 80 al SIS 80; rs at SIS 40; as so
10o 100 and 400 at IS 90; %, 49, az, 25 60 So 100
We quote: Fancy choice s5 5o@5 s71: family
| ss05 s7h; trebles, low 70 choice, 81 25@4 Is /:
double extras s414 %; single extras % 1904 ;
superhne 81 6g@s. rs; common 80. Dealers
n their trade obtain an advance of SOC y Dbl on
these prices.
chiefly confined to the dealers, who hold about
all the supply on the market. We quote good
to choice Western a. 50 40@2 so per Dbl. Sales
GRITS-There is moderate but steady de-
mand and prices continue to rule firm at 50 80
a n f IotI go9d e. gho o Msern e1 andng
49, as In quality and brand. sales-95 bbls
DREAM AND PEARL MEAL-sa so@s %
ROMiNY-W Wholesale 90 rs; jobbing So.
COW PEAS-The season is over and the
and at greatly reduced prices. We quote low
grades nominal at 20@30c good mixed 4O@65c
and clay 75c.
PORK There is generally easier feeling in
provisions, although none of the leading staples
are materially altered In market value. The
demand is light, and that Is about the best ex-
PLANTATION that can be made for the easier tone
In the market. We quote mess pork quiet at
$40 37h@1O 80 on sales from first hands, with
iobbing prices by dealers unchanged at $40 rs
$40 so.
DRY SALT MEATs-The demand is slow,
but supplies being light prices remain steady
and unchangei. We quote shoulders at s1s(954c
the usual advance of &c on these figures.
BACON-For want OF demand the market is
easy, Notwithstanding the supplies are limited.
pectng better demand next week. We quote
shoulders SIC. clear rib sides 6%@6%c, and
clear sides exc. Dealers prices are quoted 40
14c above. Sales--lO boxes and 10 half ,sks
shoulders at SIC; 10 boxes clear sides at 62lc.
LAhD-Shippers Of this commodity are dis
posed to hold for higher prices, as Indicated by
their instructions to receivers. The local de-
mand Ia not large but steady. and prices are
firm. Packers prime steam 7@7Mc and reflued
tierce 73@74c. On these prices dealers obtain
an advance of A01sc p ID.
HAMS The continued liberal offerings of Sec
ond and third quality of hams has had depres-
sing influence on the market, causing strictly
cnoice goods to rule dull and easy. We quote
plain hams 5000. and choice, suRar-cured at
BREAKFAST BACON-The supply is ample
for the demand, and the market is steady for
choice goods at 71s@sc; dealers are charging
7H0s16c for small lots
FULTON BEEF-Haif bbls 80 75: extra West
ern mess S10GD12 @ Dbl.
Packets HOG PRODUCTs-Dealers are
selling on orders in the Job trade at IS 5O@5 rs v
half Dbl for pig pork So SO . Dbl for prime
COFFEE-The tone of the market is steady
and the demand light.