The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-05-14

IS 25 so at IS 37: so at IS 40: so at IS 62 80 25
and loo at SIS 75 $50 at IS s7s so and 10 at rs 90
49, % and 30 at Sc. so at Sc %.
S. 5oD5 rs; trebles, low to choice, - 1905 30:
double extras 81 1904 80; single extTas a 30
AS superflne Is4: fine ss bo@s r. u D tsi
CORN MEAL-The Improvement in the mar
ket noted IN our ep s Was s5oa and
prices still steady for good to choice Western at
50 2o@2 Is, Dealers continue to sell out Of store
So 100 and 300 Mt 81 25 300 bbs sold last week. to
"t GEEA N " AND Nj PEARL MEA1-western Is
GRITs@The market is we'll supplied and the
demand is fair with choice qualities ruling
firm at 5000 Is on sales from the landing.
Low grades are Irregular and sell according to
quality from 50 5003. Jobbipg rates out OF store
6 R?q * hghG sa T9s Ibis a at 81
about 1000 bags. which are held by receivers at
sl@1 o5 for mixed, 81 1901 30 for good mixed
and 81 3o@ s. for clay, with 81 % as an outside
range except in )obbing sales. Saes-300 bags
clay at 81 IS.
PORK-Provisions generally were depressed
down in prices at the West and especially at
Chieago. where mess pork closed to-day at
decline of 2o@22}se on Saturdays rates. The
stated, buyers kept in their holes to-day. Mess
is duh and nominal at 5000 25. and dealera'
jobbing rates are unchanged at ~ 5o@9 Is "
DRY SALT MEAT-There was a fair supply
of shoulders on the market to-day, but there
were no buyers for round lots. Holders are
firm and continue to quote loose shoulders at
4c and packed meats at 4bc. Only one sale was
reported, consisting of At boxes Saturday
transaction. at 4e delivered on the landing.
Sides continue dull and nominal. the supply
being very limited and the demand of like
character. In the jobbing trade shoulders are
now quoted ut A. &C for loose and 47s for packed
nn ON
market for bacon, but the feeling Is easy on
clear sides. with clear rib sides and shoulders
nE % at long c na2e sdes e we enr fb
sides 5sst054c, and clear sides 57s0te. The
rates charged BY dealers in the order trade are
now quoted: Shoulders 4Ac. clear rib sides
HAMS-Are unchanged. The demand con-
tiuues limited and the supply moderate. Deal
in that way the movement Is fair, especially for
medium to large hams. We quote plain hams
at 6h@7c. and choice sugar cured ~ @7ac
for medium averages. and SC for light weights
dealers rates being A@5ac higher on Job lots
Sales 10 there's at 7c: 10 DO ut &C.
LARD-Ths article rules with more steadi-
There is however. no wholesale demand, but
in q jobbing way the, movements are fair. and
prices quiet and steady. We quote refined lard
steam GA@7c; kegs 74@8c and pals 1900.
Dealers rates are Nc higher. saes-2o tierces
re BBREAkFPh lgS'fB AcUNThe supply on the
spot is scarce and the market is stronger for
choice goods at 7sa@8c: dealers now charging
8 a @ahc for small lots.
FULTON BEEF-Haf bbls 50 rs extra West
ern mess $lOd112 u Dbl.
r PACKERs' hoo PRODUCTS Dealers are
| selling on orders in the job trade at S. rs .
pork So SOFAS Is for prime pork and 81 5o@8 rs for
rump pork. Pigs feet are selling at s1a1 % y
| keg. Ham sausages are dull and quoted at 6@7f
p fb. Picked pigs tongues are, quoted at &C
apiece Picked beads are offering at SO 5oa
10 50 y tierce and jowls at 81 5o95 80 y barrel
Bologna sausage SIC. Spare ribs-none In mar
! ket. Side ribs s5@5 S..
| COFFEE There is fair demand and prices
are firm.