The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-07-12

New YORK. ...... APT a43 2b3
Boston ..,.,....... 4lO BOB 2aG
Philadelphia ....., 81 Ash
Various ..,.'. ..... '',t '..' 500.
Total. ........ 4q5a 1904 37Gl
Receipts at ports since September l. 4,21O, ago
Receipts same time last year ....... 3,924,3l7
Receipts same time year before, 4,072, 507
The consolidated report for six days gives
exports to
This week.. 9,a39 2,574 .... 146475
Last week go. g,2G4 4,o85 1886 154929
This week last
OCEAN FRE1aHTs-Are quoted as follows ::
BY steam-Cotton to Liverpool 5-16d@2sd;
to Revel d to Bremen ID; to Boston,
Providence, Fall River, Philadelphia and
Baltimore, via New York, 3sc; TO New York
15c; grain to Liverpool 4s sd, and - to
By saiI-Cotton to Liverpool 5-16@1ad; to
Havre sc; TO Bremen sc; to Genoa Is@tc;
grain to Liverpool Tad.
SUGAR-There Is q fair local demand and
prices are firm.
We quote: Inferior 41S051s: common to
good common 6@624c; fair to good fair 65sn
714c; fully fair 714@71gc; prime 724o; strictly
prime 75s@S1se; gray clarified @; yellow
clarified As in quality, 8la@S4o.; off whites,
MoIAssEs- market to-day is fairly ac-
tive at steady figures.
We quote: Common 22t125c; fair 25G128C !;
prime 32035c; strictly prime 36@35c; choice
4O0H42c.
FLoUR-The active demand in the local
trade the past few days has largely swept
the supply of choice old wheat grades of
-four and to-day holders were disposed to
withhold their stocks. This checked the
movement In local sales, restricting them to
$50 bbs. The feeling was very strong on that
class Of goods, with a good demand but light
offerings. The important feature Of business
was the demand in the foreign and COastwise
trade, which included $50 bbls OF Western
flour and the equivalent of 1850 bbls made by
the New Orleans FIGURING Mills. The sales
to the local trade were-25 bbls at So rs; % at
81 40; 100 at 81 621s 100 at IS; so at SIS 25 /;
25 at S. So; % and 70 at S. 5O 25 at IS G211Sa !;
% and Is at So rs; 1876 and 200 ON private
terms. Total sales $3.50 bbls.
Wequote: Fancy choice So 50lp5 87l9; fam
lily $56g5 371a: trebles, low to choice, 81 250D
To- double extras $4dl4 25 single extras
50 75@4; supertine SO 50a3 rs; common 50 30
03. Dealers in their trade obtain an advance
of SOC " Dbl on these prices.
CORN MEAL-The supply Is not large, and
the market continues TO rule quiet and steady
with a fair demand at 50 40G2 45 for good
to choice Western, Dealers rates are now
quoted at So 5O@2 60 W Dbl. Sales-25 and
50 bbs at 81 40; 20 and 30 at 81 49,; rs and %
at 50 50.
GRITs-There Is good but steady demand
and prices remain firm at S3GD3 10 " biol for
good to choice Western ex landing In round
lots. On job lots dealers obtain SD 1908 %,
as In quality and brand. .Sales-50 bbls at
SO 25.
CREAM AND PEARL MEAL-S2 9O613 T3 bbl,
as in quality.
HoMINYg 50 rs: iobbing SO.
Cow PEAs-We quote low grades nominal
at 500D75c, good mixed and clay at $1@1 10.
The market la firm.
PoRK-Western advices continuing to indi-
cate steadiness and strength in prices, there
is better and fTmer feeling In our local
trade, which was particularly apparent at the
close, when mess was generally held at
$40 $1,000 80, with q fair demand for small
lots. Dealers rates have been advanced to
$40 75C011. Sales-25 bbls at $40 Is; 80 at
$40 So; IS at SO 3712.
DRY SALT MEAT-The Improvement in the
tone of the provision market generally Is also
felt in dry salt shoulders, but thus far with
out any improvement In prices, loose meats
being still quoted at SIC and packed goods at
SEC, ruling firm at these figures. Dealers OBJ
tain the usual advance of 1s014c on these
quotations. Sales-1 car load boxed shoulders
al 536c.
BACON-Was in fair request to-day, and
the market showing signs of Improvement
and the trade was disposed to take the prop
erty freely. In the way the greater proper
tion of the choice shoulders in first hands
were taken up, leaving the market measure
bly, bare of supplies. At the close the feeling
was very strong and prices ruled steady at
an advance OF 14c on shoulders and &c on
sides. we quote: shoulders 5%4C, clear ITO
sides 635@0624c, and clear sides .61g@7c.
Dealers rates show o corresponding improve
ment and are quoted at the usual advance Of
11s@14c on these prices. Sales-25 casks and
60 boxes shoulders, ex landing, at SIC; 60
tierces do at SIC; 40 boxes do on private
terms; casks clear rib sides at CSC; 5
casks clear sides at 65sc.
HAMs-Prices for strictly choice sugar
cured hams remains steady and unchanged,
although their sale has been hindered by the
liberal offerings OF goods Of inferior affd
damaged quality. We quote choice sugar
cured at 10H@112c, as in size, quality and
brand Dealers prices are I@2c higher.
LARD-The market continues steady, strong
and unchanged. Supplies are moderate and
demand fair at 71S@714c for packers and IA
orc for good to choice refined, in tierces.
Dealers obtain on these prices the usual a l.
vance of 74@1ac y ID. Sales-2O tierces refined
at TIC.
BREAKFAST BACoN-The supply is ample
for the demand and the market is steady for
choice goods at 71a01Sc; dealers are charging
71a018lac for small lots.
FULTON BEEF-Half bbls $40; extra West
ern mess S13 u Dbl.
PACKERS HOG PRoDUCTs-De are SELL
ing on orders in the job trade at SIS 50G15 Is
y half Dbl for pig pork; So 50 u Dbl for prime
So so for prime mess; So so for Fump pork.
COFFEE-The demand is light and prices
oaSV.