The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-07-31

FLOUR-There was very little trading il
Hour to-day, and the movements reported
were all Of q jobbing kind. The market
BUYERS. Sales-25 and rs bills at Sc; IS at
SIS 65; 70 at SIS 40; Is at SIS IS; 90 at SIS; SOC
bbls In lots OH private terms.
We quote: Fancy extras SIS 7501G; choice
trene extras 81 25a5 a. double e. ez zt ga ia
4 22a; single extras SO 5O03 Is; superiine
$3013 %; common So 50013 u Dbl. Dealers
In their trade obtain an advance OF Soc u Dbl
on these prices.
to-day, and moderate sales were made at
further advance In prices. We quote So 75(a
S5 for good to choice meal on The landing
Dealers Obtain higher rates. Sales-1OO bbls
at 50 rs; 50 at So So and 80 bbls at 50 Us 4s Dbl
| RYE FLOU R-Steady /; So so.
| HOMINY-$3 wholesale; jobbing at So Is ID
Dbl. :,
GRITS-Choicep pearl So 10 on landing; So 20
@3 Is In store. Fair to good Western So 9003
ex-landing: jobbing at 5000 10 ~ bbl
pork. Stocks are moderate and prices are
easy. Holders are now getting on Job lots to
the local trade at 50 5000 rs 5B bbI. Dealers
rates are quoted at S1oMl0 IS % Dbl.
DRY SALT MEA1S-The offerings of
shoulders IN bulk are fair, but there is scarcely
any demand for round lots. The jobbing de-
mand, however, Is fair at steady prices We
quote shoulders 35s for loose, and 81 for
packed meats. Dealers obtain the usual ad-
vance on these rates. Sales-10 boxes shoul-
ders at 3s4c u tb.
BACON-Ihe local trade purchased rather
freely to-day In jobbing way. The feeling
was quiet and easy, and the demand Was
freely met by holders. We quote: 41hac for
shoulders, SIC for clear rib sides, and &c for
clear sides. Dealers obtain higher prices for
lots out OF store. SaIes-5 casks, 5 and 20
boxes clear SIDES at &c; 5, 5 and 10 casks clear
RIP sides at 5s4c; 40 and 20 packages do, in
lots a. 5SS4c; % boxes do at 55sc u ID.
) II MAKD-ls without change. The demand is
Gull and prices are nominal. We quote re-
fined at 6lag654c for tierces. as In quality and
brand. Smaller packages sell ut an advance
Of 4@1Ac On these rates. Dealers obtain high
er rates.
HAMS-The trade reports fair iobbing
demand, prices ruling quiet and unchanged
We, quote: Choice hams 9224D11e, as In brand
and Slzt; ordinary hams are quiet and EASY
at 71lsllac. On these prices dealers obtain an
BREAKFAST BACON-Supply good, de-
mand light, and market quiet and easy at go
614c for ordli airy, and 6lag624 for choice.
Dealers obtain the usual advance on these
prices.
PACKERS HOG PRODUCTS-Deale are
Dbl for pig pork; So 1909 y Dbl for rump
pork, So for prime pork, s. 1908 for prime
mess, $500 Is for family mess.
WH1Sk MARKET quiet and easy We
AuOoC SlHCiultLI 1tG Cl Uctly1 Vi, 1dlL W
good Western at 81 O6@1 OF. Louisiana 81 04
al 06.
CORN-Supply fair and market easy. Vel
low 49c, white CSC y bushe. Sales-750 and
1000 sacks mixed at 46c y bushel.
OATS-Stock moderate and prices easy at
35c u bushel.
. BkAN-Stock fair and market weak at 60c
y cwt.
HAYS In fair supply and prices are easy.
Choice s2o@21. prime Sl7@18 y ton.
WHEAT-Western 81 U8@1 10 for Septem-
Der delivery.
RYE-Is quoted at $1,000 y bushel; mar
ket quiet.
Butter The demand Is light. AMI the
market Indicated downward tendency, es-
peciaiIy In creamery. The receipts are fight,
but the -,afarket is well supplied with all
grads We quote: Western creamery, fancy,
Western creamery. prime, Ice: New ' io1s
creamery, fancy, 17@18c; New York dairy,
[Ir 12g13c; Western dairy, fue IA &c;
Western dairy, prime, 12e; Western dairy,
good. 1O@l1e; Western, mllied, lose; West