New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-07-14

ipoub 8uvo saeAa were sGidf including $50 Missed at
'2c., $50 at s240s3, 1850 IN several lots hi d. al
White Mixed at Gs, 800 White and 1900 whiss
Mixed at 10, 800 White Mixed at SO, and $50 white
N two lots at 75c. . bushel.
Weeks receipts, "A sos sacks-Exports, 1864.
oATs. The demand during the past week has
been moderate, and prices stall raied Ia fever III
buyers, with sales up to Thursday evening of
some 1000 sacks St. Louis at q range Of 4s65asc.
q bushel, the principal transactions being at 49,
p bushel. Yesterday prices were still lower, and
he sales included 22oo sacks st. Louis IN two Iots
IT 42c., and 500 in two or three lots at 43Gile.,
The market closing at AG0a2e. % buahel
Weeks receipts 70 ,6Gi sacks; exports 2l9g.
BRAy... We have noticed sales Of about 5000
sacks during the week at 81 l27@sl 20 and 81 Is,
the more recent transactions being at 81 Izz0
81 Is q loo Ibs
HAY About 1900 bales Western have been
disposed Of during the past week at s2s o0Ds27 90
and s28 90 " tnn for Ordinary 10 Prime and
Choice, the market closing NTH tendency To IN
side figures
PoRK -. The market has been s.ill armer, and
we noticed sales up to Thursday evening Of some
1900 bbla. Mess at $40 8o@s2o 90 . Dbl. Mess
retailing generally at S2I 90. We quote Msaz at
$40 90, NJ. O. at $40 90, and Prime at sle aop
Dbl
The stock at the Inspection Warehouses On he
1st inst. was IL ,s22 bills, Of all kinds.
Weeks receipts, 100 bbs.-ExpoFts, 3Af.
Bacon. There has been only moderate de-
mand for this article daring the past week. without
much change in prices, which have ranged al ol@
% and I0c. for Prime and Choice Shoulders, 1l5@
and 11ac for Ribbed Sides, and 1IF0lalc. d b.
for Clear Sides. The sales up to Thursday even
ing embracing about 300 casks Hams have been
selling slowly at 1l0I2 and lse. u b. for Plain
to Extra and Fancy Sugar Cured. Yesterday 40
casks Ribbed Sides brought 49, y ~.
Weeks receipts, $40 eks. and tes.--ExpoFts, I0A.
BEEF Small lots have been selling at 81 90
@sl5 90 for good to Extra brands Of Mess, and
sll e0@sl1 80 y Dbl. for Prime Mess.
The stock at the Inspection Warehouses on the
LIST inst was 1914 bbls.
Weeks receipts, none bbls. and scH- Exports,
none.
GREER MEATS. There has been but little meve-
ment in the market for this article for some weeks
| past, ard oar quotations merely nominal at
| 6sc for Shoulders, SIC. for Sides, and .ss@ssc.
| % b. for Hams.
LARD. The market has been iFn but quiet,
and the sales UP 70 Thursday evening embraced
500 to 900 tierces Prime at and l2co kegs at
13@l3Ic. % b., holders latterly asking is @ls3c.
! for Prime in tierces.
Week.. receipts, 6s5 bbIs. and .cs., 3 kegs
Exports, equal 70 5 jsas go = :
| Butter AND CHEESE. Western Batter has saeid
slowly at lo@l2lc. for Ordinary to Choice, and
Cheese at 761s and Sc. . ib. for Western Reserve
| and Imitation English Dairy.
| BAeGNa AND RoPE.. Kentucky Bagging has
been selling in small way at 141@1sc. for HIND
loom to the best Powerloom. In India the mar
ket has been very quiet the principal sales being
4 IS bales at l5lc D yard. Bale Rope continues
dull at 7a@sc. for Handspun, and S0ss and sse.
4 y 1b. for Ordinary to Choice Machine Made.
GuNsY BAGS. :. Our quotations are I6a@1le.
for Heavy, and llA@l2c. for Extra Heavy Bags.
n CoFrEE There has been but little movement
in the market for this article but holders have gen
orally claimed full prices. The sales Of tho week
embraced some 1900 bags at Isc. for Ordinary,
ls5 for Fair and ls2@14ac. o b. for Good Fair to
Prime, which are our quotations. No cargos have
/ arrived from Rio, and the stock on hand Is new
about $500 bags.
SALT The rates from second hands are 500
! s5c. for Coarse, and s5c.Gao for Fine, ID the
warehouse, and 9O@95c. for Coarse, and 81 05@
81 10 VI sack for Fine delivered free Of arayage.
The last cargo sales reported were 73c. for Goasse
in store, and about 75e o sack for Fine afloat.
The stock on hand, intending the burned. Is ssti
1 mated at less than soc, 900 sacks
4 WHISKY. The market has been dull with a
! dropping tendency in prices, and we have noticed
sales of only 600 to 100 bbs. during the week ae
, ls55al9 and l9ac. for good to Extra Reetifed, and
4 l9c. 7B gallon for Raw.
Q Weeks receipts, 56s bbs.-Exports, S7A.
sTiR CANDLES. We have noticed sales Of $500
boxes during the week At l7GalYac. Tor Lghr,
1 ana 1sa@l9 and zoe. ID ID. for Full Weight, ae-
cording to brands.
RICE There has been a very fair demand for
this article during the past week at higher rates,
. with sales Of zoo to 800 tierces at b@5Io. o D.
7 for good to Prime Carolina.
y LINE i. Thomaston has been retailing generally
% at II ~ U Dbl, and Alabama at about tha same
u rate.
IS NAVAL STORES. There has been some move
J. ment in the market for Spirits Of Turpentne at
r rather lower prices and noticed sales of 500
Q to 900 bbs. during the past week al 3T@3sc. U
y, gallon. we quote Rosin at 81 20@$l e5 for Com
4 mon to Good No. z, and 81 7SDs2 Is % Dbl. Of
i $50 MS. for Low to Fine No. i, tho sales emhrae
It ing some 5000 bbls. at this range
}. O1Ls.. The best qualities of Winter Strained
If Lard Oil have sold slowly at $4,000. D gallon
e Cotton Seed at 55soc for Crude, and GA a65e.
gallon for small lots Of Clarified. Southern Oh Com
pany's Oils have been selling at 75c for Machinery
SOC. for Deck and Paint, and zoe. p gallon fol
Gas Oil.
HIDES. Attakapas are selling on the Leyee Al
:, I0@msc. ~ d., and We have noticed small sale.
Of Mexican Flint at l6@17e.ap ID.
TALLow. The last sales reported were at loc
y fyfb. for Prime City Rendered.
81 ALCOHOL, Our quotations for this article ar,
IS nominal at 4O142e.
ID FREIaHTs. The markethas been auiet but firm
st and we have noticed some little Cotton shipping
to Liverpool at &c. Two ships has been taken for
Y. Europe on private terms, one for London Al sos
9. for Tobacco, one for Lisbon at the same rate.
Yesterday ship was taken for Europe at =, and
one for Genoa at sis 90 o hid. for Tobacco.
s. CATTLE MARKET.
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