New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-12-17

The stock at the Inspection Warehouses on N,
LIST inst was 6.2l2 bbls., of all kinds
Weeks receipts, 1915 bbls.-Exports, 324.
BACON The market has been very dun, and
the few transactions Of the week have been ON
private terms. Our quotations are nominal at ga
SIC. for Shoulders and 100194c. for Ribbed Sides.
we quote Hams at 10@l1c. for Ordinary, Plain
and Bagged, and 12a12a and I5c. U h. for Ordi-
nary to Fancy Sugar Cured, one or two lots Of
New being sold at lie. y h..
weeks receipts, 1876 eks. and tcs.-Exports. o..
BEEF The business of the past week has been.
confined to retail, generally at sI4 0eas14 50
ior avorite brands Of Prime Mess and Ness an our
Quotations for round lots are entirely nominal.
Inc stock on hand at the Inspection Warehouse
on the LIST inst was only 361 bbIs.
Weeks receipts, 21s2 bbls. and tcs.-Exports,
Is bbls.
GREEN MEATS We have noticed further sales
OF 30 casks at 72@sc. for Shoulders, &c. for Sides,
and 9@94c. for Hams.
LARD. The market has been very dull, and the
sales OF the week have been confined to a few
small lots at lie. for Prime in tierces and lac. y
b. in kegs.
Weeks receipts, $50 bbIs and tcs.. 1898 keps--
Exports, equal to 5207 kegs.
BUTTER AND CHEESE Western gutter 10 ono.ea
S''~S@S aCcGf01UR
to quality.
BAs6Ise AND BALE RopE We ouote Kentucky
Baggng at l2@15c. q yard, for Hand loom to In.
best Power-loom, but heard Of M transac+;o~.
except 200 pieces Handloom at 1ssc % vara
There has been an active demand on specuIa4,o,,
for India Baggng, with considerable advance i,
prices and we have heard Of some $500 bales so,d
during the week at range OF 1IiaI2gc., the
closing rates being l2I@l2ac. y yard for lots here
and to arrive. Our quotations for Bale Rope are
.og'3c' for Handmade and 7i@sac. . b. for Me-
chime, with sales of some 5000 coils during tbe
week at this range, mostly at &c. for Handspua.
and st8s4c for Machine.
GUSNY BAGS. =. Our quotations are nearly mn.
mai at loa9l24c. according to weight. The lass
sale reported was 107 bales heavy at I2c.. m
time.
COFFEE. There has been a limited demand.
with sales of about 1000 bags during the week at
Ilc' Tor Ordinary, ll9 lie for Low Fair to Far,
l2c. for Good Fair, and 12I@12ac. for Prime. No
further cargoes have arrived, and the stock Derw
on hand is about 81 900 bags.
SALT New Liverpool has been selling from
second hands at 81 05 for Coarse. and 81 10 fer
Fine at the warehouse, and 81 2o@sl Is q sack
for Fine, delivered free of drayage Old Salt has
been very dull at 81 oO@1 05 for Coarse and Fine.
and the latter is offering at less without buyers
-Four cargoes, embracing about 30 900 sacks. hare
been sold on private terms-said to be II INN
prices.
MALAGA FRUIT. :. On Tuesday the cargo of tn
brig Vencedor was sold byiR B. Sykes, auctionecr.
as follows: 1000 boxes London Layer Raisins Al
W s0Gs2 IS, 1000 hf. boxes at 81 574 and 81 tx
5000 or. boxes at 97099c., 1000 boxes M. r. NJ
81 47a@s2 So 5000 hf. boxes at 81 27asI 80. 2psas
Or. boxes at 75@7sc., and 20 cases Cartons and
nj. Cartons at Sl4 so for the former and SIT SO
for the latter. Yesterday the cargo Of the bark
industrial was sold, comprising: 406I boxes LAYER
Raisins at ~ 15@s2 50; 40 half boxes at 81 rs
1000 Or boxes at 95@96c. 261s boxes NJ r. Rasins
at y HOSE 81; lGoO hf. boxes at 81 374@sl 81,
800 trails Figs at 3ae. y fb 40 cases Raisins in
Cartons at sl4 90 y case; 800 trails Almonds at
ll5912sc. and 200 boxes Lemons at 81 90 y box.
WHISKY. The market has been heavy and de-
pressed, with sales of about 1000 bbls during the
week at 25g26c for Rectifed, and 2s@24c. for
Raw, with tendency to inside figures in the more
recent transactions.
Weeks receipts 6061 bbls.-Exports, 57s.
STAR CANDLES -. Our quotations for Light
Weight Q4oz) are 17@1sc., and Full Weight Isa
@2lc. y ID. The sales including 100 boxes Light
at 173c. % ID.
a.
tied at 44@4ac. U ID. for lots of New Crop on the
spot. =sa
LIME. Eastern has been retailing at 81 so0
81 55 u bushef for Rockland, and cargo of soeo
bbls. Rockland was sold last week at 81 Is y bbl.
TALLow.. No sales have been reported since
that noticed two or three weeks SINCE at lOlc. N
for Prime City Rendered.
NAVAL STORES Spirits of Turpentine has met
with limited demand, and prices exhibit a down.
ward tendency, with sales of 200 to 300 bbls. Mt
45@46c. U gallon for lots in good and prime ship
ping order. We quote Rosn at 81 50@s1 7e for
Common to Choice No. 2, and 50 25@s3 SO y bbl.
OF $50 lbs. for Low to Fine No. l, with sales of
some 5000 bbs. at about that range.
OILS. The best qualities of Winter Strained
Lard Oil have been in fair request at 81 O0@$l As
u gallon; Cotton Seed at $4,000. for Crude, and
Csc. u gallon for small lots of Clarified Southern
Oil Company's Oils have been selling at 75e. fnr
Machinery, SOC. for Deck and Paint, and 2Dc, -
gallon for Gas Oil.
HIBEs. .Attakapas are selling on the Leyee N
1l@l3a u b. for Dry-salted and Flint. We quote
Mexican Flint at l6@l7c. for Heavy and Light
FREIGHTs. The market has been rather heavy
this week, and the rates to Liverpool have besu
easier for Shippers. Early in the week two OF
three British and American ships were taken nm
for that port at 9l6d. for Cotton, which has since
been the asking rate for consignment, but vessels
nave been filling up mostly at 17.39d., and occa-
onally at I'D. For Havre the rate has been steady
1t &c. both for consignment and for lots to fill I'M
md four or five ships have been taken for that
'ort. Coastwise limited business has been done
It 9-l6d. for Cotton to Boston, and 50 On 10 bala r.,