New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-11-19

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81 Is for Ordinary to Prime lots, with very i'm
tied supply on the market.
Hay. The sales Of Western during the week
included about 800 bales. at 4 range 81 ~ 000
s2s 90 apd s2s 50 y tun for Ordinary to Prime.
PoRx. :. There has been only = moderate in
qairy, and prices have been easier for buyers,
with sales Of about 1000 bbIs. 1t Us o0a1l5 rs
for Mess, and some small lots at Us 50@9I5 78B
Dbl, the retail rate for Ness being 1t The oussde
figure. 80 81 ssss
The stock at the Inspection Warehouses On de
lst inst. was Il, I2s bbIs., Of al kinds.
Weeks receipts, $40 bbis.-Exports, 4so.
BACON, There has been limited demand dur
ing the week, at unchanged prices, some 80 casks
selling at about st@slc. for Shoulders, lef0l0fSor
Ribbed sides, and about 124@l2jc. y b. for Clear
Sides The largest sales, however, were on phi.
yate TERMS and quotations sre little better than
nominal. Wee quote Hams at s40Io4 for Ordinary.
Plain and Bagged, and 11@1s4 and He. for Ordiu-
airy to Fancy Sugar Cured.
Weeks receipts, 725 cks. and tcs-Exports ls1.
BEzF The business Of The past week bss been
cohnned to retail, generally at III o0asl4 50
Dbl. LOT Extra and favorite brands Of Prime Nesx
sman iots Of Mess selling occasionally It III 90
o Dbl. - -
The stock At the Inspection warehouse orthe
lst inst was only ~ bbia.
Weeks receipts, sos bbIs. and t. -Es.or..
126 bbIs. ~ 8
GREEN MEATS. As there have beea 3 tu,.sse-
tons in this article for tine psst Il - -.
able to give quotations
LARD. The demand hss been Irl1esx -
sales Of 800 to 100 tierces, mostly on prfvsas
and some small lots Of Prime q lie. y Vs.. -
yesterday about $50 tierces Prime as Ioie.,s ID
500 kegs, in three lots, 1t lsc. % b.
Weeks receipts, 10 bbls and tcs.: Us lesv
Exports. 1461.
BUTTER AND CHEEsE :. Western Butter b quoted
at lo@l4c, and Cheese atIO40lIc b D., according
to quality.
BAGsIsG AND BALE RorE. We quote Kentucky
Bagging at l2@l5c. q yard, for Hand.loon 70 -
best Powerloom, with sales Of = few small parcels
at about that rate. India has been in soms de-
mand, and we hear Of some 1900 bales sold for
future delivery, but no particulars have beepr$
ported Wequote Bale Rope at 63@73c. for Hand
Made, and 73@7lc. for Machine, and have noticed
sales Of 500 TO 600 coils 1t prices within this range
GuSNY BAGS. Orr quotations are wholly NOM
inai at l00ll4c according 70 weight al The recent
transactions having been ON private terms
COFFEE. ~. There has been NO materiaI alfesa-
ton in prices, and with good demand the salesof
the week have embraced some 100 bazs. IL
range for Extremes Of 1l@l2lc. p b. Our quo
tations being lie. for Ordinary, lll@I2 for Fair
to Good Fair. and I2l@l2ac. y n. for Prime
Three cargoes, comprising 10, 14s bags, have ~
rived direct from Rio de Janeiro, during the week,
and the stock now on hand is about 81 800 bags II
SALT. New Liverpool has been selling from
| second hands at q 10 for Coarse, and 81 lis for
Fine at the warehouse, and 81 20 for Coarse, ana
81 Is u sack for Fine, delivered free 81 trayage.
| Old Salt has been offering at 81 0O@l 05 b sack,
without buyers. Two cargoes were sold yesterday
comprising 300 sacks, 4 tenth Fine, 1t 90c roand,
and GOO Coarse at ssc. per sack.
| WHISKY. There has been only limited de-
mand, and we heard Of 500 to 500 bbls. sold dur
ing the week, mostly at SOC. y gallon for Rectided
and Raw alike, some Extra and Fancy brands
| bringing 304 mp to 35c. y gallon. Yesterday.
however, $50 bbIs. Raw sold at 2sc., and IS Rect
fled at SOC. per gallon.
| Weeks receipts, 27s5 bbls.-Exports, 407.
4 STAR CANDLES. Light Weight Ga ox.) are
quoted at l73@lsc., and Full Weight At lsa@2lc. =
b., at which rates some small lots have been dis
1 posed Of
| RICE. There has been less movement in the
market for this article, and we noticed sales Of
only 900 to 400 tierces New Crop Carolina at 4}@
4ic. from store, and 41c. y h. to arrive.
LINE Eastern has been retailing at 81 son
81 IS U Dbl. for Rockland, cargo Of s772 bbIs.
selling on private terms.
| TALLow -. We noticed sales of go tierces
Prime City Rendered at loci u h.
| NAVAL STORES, :. With a moderate supply Of
| Spirits of Turpentine prices have been firm, and
we have noticed sales Of $50 bbls. at 47A@4sc. u
gallon for lots in prime shipping order. Rosn i
quoted at 81 4O@s1 so and 81 60 for Common 10
Choice No. 2, 50 25@$3 so y Dbl. of $50 MS. for
Low to Fine No. 1, with sales Of some 500 to 1909
bbls at that range.
Oils. The best qualities Of Winter Strained
Lard Oil have been in fair request at 81 OO67e1 05
U gallon; Cotton Seed at 55@6Oc. for Crude, and
Csc y gallon for small lots of Clarified Southern
Oil Company's Oils have been selling at 75c. for
Machinery, Soc. for Deck and Paint, and zoe u
gallon for Gas Oil.
HIDES. .Attakapas are selling on the Leyee 1t
10@l2a U h. for Dry-salted and Flint. We quote
Mexican Flint at l6a@l7ac. for Heavy and Light &
ALCOHOL. Our quotations for this article are
6o062ac. y gallon, according to proof.
FREIGHTs The market has been less active
during the past week, without any material altera-
ton in the rates. Vessels on the berth generally
taking Cotton to fill up at 9-l6d for Liverpool,
and 3c. for Havre, at which rates we have noticed
ten or twelve ships taken or laid on for Liverpool
and five or six for Hayre. The other new engage.
ments have comprised a ship for Genoa at Ilc
for Cotton, one for Antwerp at slice. for Cotton,
and Cos. for Tobacco, one for the same port at
1lc for Cotton, and SIS. Cd for Tobacco, and one
for Europe on private terms. Within the last dav
or two, however, Cotton have been shipping to iii
UP at easier rates, the range being l7-s20 to
Liverpool, and l@1lc. to Hayre
CATTLE MARKET.