New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-09-11

PROFESSIONALS Pork market has continued guile
and we have noticed sales during the week Of only fe,
small lots at 22 90 Dbl for Mess 500 90 for Clear an
Including so bbs M. o. at S21 90 p Dbl 49, Bacon ha
been dull and the sales embrace 200 Casks Sides an
Shoulders, iu three four lots private terms and
casks shouldegs ut SlS@ y h.. Hams have sold at L
l5e v Ii for good canvased to extra and choice Sugar
cured and the transactions include casks canvascd
private terms There has been only limited retail do
mand for Beef at 14 5oDS15 90 y Dbl and 81 5ODsa 0(
u half Dbl for Mess, and $13 00NO$l3 SO for prime .
Lard has been quiet but prices unchanged the sale.
comprising afew hundred kegs at 10 u III FOR Inferior
10ai& for No. 2, 1219ND12X for good No to prime.
Western Butter has continued scarce and the rates
boon firm at 140164 u fb in kegs and irins the princi
pal sale having been 70 frkins at 151s6016+ %
Cheese ia also scarce and good article has sold readily
at 81Sl09t u Ii.
RlCE-The transactions in this article have been lin.
tied to few lots from store at ess a05a u H. for Car
DINA.
WliisKY-The market has been very quiet and we
haYe noticed only small sales at 21s b gallon Rec
fed, and 81 20 for Extra Raw may he quoted at 222at
U gallon.
Weeks receipts. 1857 bb,s--exports 1906
duNNY BAGs-IIolders have realized further i'm.
in the price of this article and we have no.
ticed moderate sales at 81 for bales
HEMP-No sales yet reported in our market We
II
sALT-We have yet no cargo sales to report The
rates for Liverpool from second hands are 81 90 for coarse
ana pl Az q sack for fine delivered free Of drayaee
Pc CoFFEE--The rates for Rio have been rather frmer
under slightly improved demand. The sales of the
week embrace about 5000 bags Rio at SlGDSs ~ H. the
latter rate only for small lot sold Yesterday There
nave been no arrivals from Rio de anero the LIST of
September The stock in first aud second hands last
evening was 10000 bags
BAGGING AND ROpE-The demand il yet limited
and the principal sales Of the week have been 100 coils
Rope at 6 $40 Mt 6 and 70 pieces and 70 coils at 133
and 6i4e, all on time, with interest
LEAD-We yet hear of no transactions in our market
The last sale at 81 S. q 100 Ii for Uppe- Mines
LIME-We have no further cargo sales to report The
rates from second hands have been 81 IS for Western and
So 90 a Dbl for Thomaston.
CANDLES-The market has been dull and sales con-
fined to few retail lots Star at go % Ii.
HAY-The weeks sales embrace 1900 bales Western
ncuaing 1926 bales Inferior Ordinary at $40 50D
SIT co. 600 good at $40 Oos9 So and yesterday 200 at
=. and 40 at 500 p ton.
TALLOW-The rates for this article have largely adj
Fanced and we have noticed sales City Rendered at
Nv q III. a price which Holders now refuse
LARD olL-The sales of the week include some lots at
,G(0ss4 u gallon.
FRE1GHTs-The rates have advanced, and the engage.
nents of the week include ship taken for London at
7s cd for Tobacco two three for Liverpool at 6d for
cotton, and one for Boston at 80 for Cotton
E3CHANGES-The increased business in Cotton has
brown larger number of bills the market and with
limited demand the rates have been rather lover We
low quote.
sterling. 10ss.6s11o
lewYork sxty-day Bills u ct. disc,
'isi" oheeAs On Se"iorR.. "a q ct. disc.