The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-07-26

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year,. 6311 107 80. 1913 81
OCEAN FBE1aHTs-Are quoted as follows
BY steam-Cotton to Liverpool I'D
to Revel d; to Bremen d; to Boston
Providence, Fall River, Philadelphia anc
&c; grain to Liverpool As sd, and - tx
Bremen % quarter.
By sail-Cotton to Liverpool Cd; tx
Havre &C; to Bremen C: to Genoa &C
grain to Liverpool I'D;
We quote: Inferior d; common tt
good. common 7@7}6c; fair to good fair, 72Sa
SC; fully fair SIC; prime SIC; strictly
prime SIC; gray clarified q; yellow
good to choice, 94c; white clarified 9}6@9ac
MoLAssEs- inquiry is small and prices
steady.
We quote: Common 22@25c; fair 25028c
prime 3O032C; strictly prime 36t038c; choice
4O042c.
FhoUR-Bu Business was dull and dragging
to-day in the flour trade, and q very limited
movement to the local trade Is reported. The
improvement in wheat at the West has
checked the declining tendencies in flour, and
receivers are now holding frmer at our quo
tatioDs. Sales-25 bbls at SIS; 40 at SIS so; Is
and 60 at SIS 60; 100 to arrive at S. 62I12a; and
100 on private terms.
We quote: Fancy choice SIS 371I05 621S; fam
lily $50l5 Is; treOles, low to choice, $40
rs; double extras So 5Ot014; single extras
rs. Dealers in their trade obtain an advance
of SOC 10 Dbl on these prices.
CORN MEAL-The demand continues fair,
and the. market is steady and unchanged,
with moderate sales at 50 60 o. Dbl from first
hands delivered on the landing. Dealers
rates are quoted 50 756l2 80 ~ Dbl on retail
and job lots. Sales-25, rs, 25 25, Is, 80, 50 and
IS bbl8 at 60 60.
GRITs-The demand continues fair and
prices steady. Quoted at SO 60613 65 fR Dbl for
DpOH RI phnian WnctnrT nv landing in
lots. On job lots dealers obtain So 90GD4, as
in quality and brand.
CREAM AND PEARL MEAL-$2 6002 IS "
Dbl. as In quality.
HoMINY-Wholesal SO IS; iobbing So.
Cow PEAs-We quote low grades nominal
at 5O@75c, good mixed and clay at $111 10.
The market is dull.
PORK-We note an improved feeling in pro-
visions generally in consequence Of stronger
markets at the West, and mess is more
strongly held BY the trade The demand is
fair for small lots, but there is no disposition
on the part of buyers to operate largely. We
quote the market firm at $40 25D10 371% on
trade sales, dealers iobbing at $40 50011O Is.
bbls at SO IS: Is and Is at $40 371%
DRY SALT MEATs-The improvement in
the feeling at the close yesterday was followed
by q confirmed tone in the market to-day, and
q slight advance in prices. We quote should
ers 5l1a01558c for loose and packed, with fair
demand at these prices; dealers obtaining in
MIL SACAhC OH t"IF"OSC " /SVIS/4S va OIiOoC
prices. SaIes-10 boxes shoulders at SIC, /
car load do at SIC.
BACoN-In consequence Of the somewhat
liberal supply of shoulders Of second quality
the market is depressed on them, and prices
have not improved correspondinglY with the
advance at the West. Sides, however, have
done better, and on them the market is firm
at previous quotations. We quote shoulders
SIC, clear rib sides 634c, and clear sides TIC.
Jobbers quote shoulders &c, clear rib sides 7c,
and clear sides 7I@729. Sales-10 and 10
boxes shoulders at 55s0g534; II half casks
clear rib sides at &C; 25 boxes clear sides at
71ac.
HAMS The market is dull and prices rule
easy at our quotations. We quote
choice sugar-cured at 10a@11c as in size,
quality and brand, with dealers rates rang
ng from H01ac higher. Sales-40 tierces on
private terms.
BREAKFAST BACoN-The supply is ample
or the demand, and the market is steady for
;hoice goods at 71I08c; dealers are charging
'Ia081ac for small lots.
FULTON BEEF-Half bbls $40; extra West |
,rn mess S13 % Dbl.
PACKERS HOG PRoDUCTs-Dealers are sell |
ng on orders in the job trade at SIS 50@5 IS |
half Dbl for pig pork; So 80 S3 biol for prime; |
70 90 for prime mess; So so for rump pork.
LARD-The tone of the market continues |
steady, strong, and price unchanged. We
quote packers prime steam at TIC, with a |