New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-09-18

besides which we have noticed sale Of no bbs
Inferior Picked Shoulders at $40 BIN p bbl....
Bacon has continued depressed and the principal sales
have been prvnte terms About 400 casks have been
taken, the particulars as far as known embracing Few
lots the Levee at 9D10e Ii for Sides, and from
store at 1OOlol4 and mostly 81 y Ii for shoulders
Hams have been selling at 12l015e U fb including
lot of tierces Extra Sugar cured Thursday ut l4&
Beef has been In limited request at Sl4 5OOS15 w Dbl
and 81 50OSS 90 p half Dbl for Mess, and Sl3 0O0
S13 30 y Dbl for prime Lard has been quiet and the
rates have hardly been sustained few lots have sold
during the week at 12012he y 1b for No. to prime in
bbls and 12k(012Ze for good to choice in kegs.
Western Butter has continued to bring 4O6t v b for
kegs and rkins with only moderate sales Cheese has
sold at 8O81s& q fb.
RICE-The market Is nearly bare and have heard of
no sales of any moment.
WIsKY-we have but few transactions in this article
to report We quote Rectied at 20O2o1f p gallon for
small lots-which is a slight decline
Weeks receipts, 1916 bbs-exports, 1896.
GUNNY BAGS-We have alteration to notice in
this article Holders continue to realize % for bales in
small parcels.
HEMP-No sales are yet reported in our market. We
quote Dew-rotted, nominaly. ut $SsOsss % ton
sALT-We have yet no cargo sales to report The
rates for Liverpool second hands 81 90 for coarse
and Al 40 sack for fine delivered free Of drayage 1900
sacks Turks Island have sold at and 5000 Bonaire at
800 y sack.
COFFEE-The market has been rather quiet and GALES
limited to $500 sacks Rio at range of s2sSse mostly
Mt s1s H. We have yet sales to report since
| the LIST inst.
| BAGaING AND ROPE-we have noticed only small
sales of these articles during the week mostly at
and 6Id4 for good Bagging and No. l Rope
LEADING yet hear of no transactions in our Market
The last sale at 81 IS u 100 tb for Uppe- Mines
LIME-We have no further cargo sales to report Int
rates from second hands been 81 Is for WESTERN
81 90 u Dbl for Thomaston
cANDL Es-We have noticed sales OF Star Candies TO
limited extent at 22e q ID for retail lots Yesterday
,es included 100 boxes IL and 200 half boxes at Zz
y ii.
HAy-The week sales embrace some 800 bales Western
at s1s 5Osl9 90 for Ordinary to Fair and $40 50O$2
| n ton for prime and choice lots.
TALIOW-The last sale of City Rendered was at n
"A H. Mt which rate holders have refused to make frthe
| sales.
LARD OLIVE noticed sales of IS bbls, on Wednesday
at 81 1z0sse p gallon
: FREIGHTS-We have further improvement to motto
In Freghts the recent engagements having been
I'd for Cotton Liverpool at which rate three or fou
ships have been taken since Monday. We quote Cotto
for Boston at ~ q b, and Tobacco at IS 90 y hhd..
For NewYork Cotton shipped at So co. Tobacco at S.
Lead at 81 O00sl So Grain at o., and Hemp at $40
. q bale.
!. ExCHANGE-The demand has generally been limite
and with large supply of bills the market continues
5. pressed We still quote
.. Sterling. !Uo5i lDl
0. NswYnrk sixty-day Bills. = ct dis
g. Sight Checks on Network. U CT dis