New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-05-19

Yellow, oe0s5c. for whisa kixed and e501goe. q
bnahel for Ordinary 10 Prime White. Yesterday
about 6000 saeks we're sold, of whieh 4O0 OraEnary
Yellow Mixed at 7sc.. 5000 Yellow and Mixed ii
s0gsa, $50 White Mixed at SIS, and 900 Prime.
White at SOC. n bushel.
Weeks receipts, 52 ,1as aacks--IExports, iy,6ss-
0xTs. Owing toincreased recefpt prices have
ruled in favor Of buyers and up to Thursday even
Ing we noticed sales Of some rs 900 sacks ST. Lous
mostly at so@5Ic. u bushel. Yesterday abont
240o sacks were sold IN Ave or six lots at soe. y
busheI
!. Weeks receipts 1924 sacks exports 300.
BEAN y Holders have been sskinc falI priees.
and we have noticed sales Of about 5000 sacks
during the past week, mostly at 81 Is o 100 Ra.,
but yesterday lot Of 500 sacks was sold at sa z0
y 100 fbs \.
Hay. The transactions have embraced some
2ooo bales Western during the week at s24 Gao
s57 o0and s2s 90 v tim for Ordinary to Prime
lots.
PoRx The market during the past week
has been nrmer, and the sales up to Thursday
evening embraced abou. 400 bkIs at S1s. z5F1
sls szh for Even Weight to Extra Heavy Ms1a,
~ % for smsll lots Of II o., and III 50 B bhI
for Prime. Mess retailing generally at Sls 69B
bbl. Yesterday the only sole reported was 10
bbls. n. O. II us 90 y bbl.
The stock at the Inspection warshousss On ~
lat inst was $500 bbls.s Of alI kinds.
weeks receipts, 57i bhas Exposts. hi.
bAcos- There hos been - i1Eproved dsn1xuiN
for this articte during de past week Ii h<t,sr
prices, and re have noticed saIes Of soras soo
casks ct 5a@7lc- for Shoulders 10@1cas. iii
Ribbed Sides, and 1I3@I1te. fcr CleE 81
Hams selling slowly at sl91oc. for piain. and I'LL
s'l2 and 12lc. % D. for Fancy Sugar Cured. x
Weeks receipts, 2l66 cks. and tes Exports, les.
BEEF. Small lots have been selling At I'm W i
@s13 90 for good brands Of Mess, and I'll 500
s12 90 . bbi. for Prime Ness.
The stock at the Inspection Warehouses On fhe
lst inst was I495 bbls. Fs
Weeks receipts, 400 bbls. and tes.-Exporfs.
1as # q.
GREEN MEATs. 3. There has been bnf little moxe- d
ment In the market for thin article fcr some eev
past, and ou quotations are nearly nominal sts{
@6zc for Shoulders, Sic. for Sides, ana s}67sae.
79 b. for Hams.
LARD The business Of the past week hass
shown an advance In prices, and ne have notdced
sales Of about $500 tierees at 1@II4 and re for
Prime and Choice closing at outside figures, with
q few hundred Kegs DIT II2c. y Ib
G Weeks receipts. 7so bbIs. and tcs., 500 kegs
Exports, equal to $3.50 kegs.
BuTTER AND CHEESE. Western Butter has soa6
slowly at se1I0 and 20c.. for Ordinary to CkoscS.
and Cheese at 7O10c q fb for Western Reserve
and Imitation English Dairy.
BAsaHa AND RorE There has been 4 mode
rate demand for Kentucky Bagging 1t l4@lsa. I'LL
Handloom and PowerIonm Of India about 2S00
bales have been sold at IA 3@l5 aud I54c. b ysrd n
cash and on time for lots here and to arrives bale
Rope has been dnl at those. for Handspun. ana
Si@sac. y ib. for Machine Made.
GUsNY BAGS, i. We have noticed sale of zoo
bales Heavy t427rb.) at Iolc.
COFFEE. :. The market during the past week
has been dull, and the sales up to Thursday evsne
ing were confined to about 1900 bags at n pgs -
1s@lssc. for Fair to Prime, which anREI
quotations. The stock now Oh boatg
III 200 bags.
SAIr... The rates from second hands ard j15ns
SOC. for Coarse, and a5c.01sI 90 for Fine. II ~
warehouse, and sO5asc. for Coarse. ana u o6l1sl
81 10 y sack for Fine, delivered nee Of drayage
A cargo Of $500 sacks, about one half Fine aaoSf
was sold last week at s2Ac., and ave cargea, ess
bracing $4,000 sacks In store On private terms
Importers mostly holding their stock for higher
| rates.
| WHrsKY !. About 300 bbls. have been aiaposea
Of during the past week al 1s@2oe. for good to
Extra Rectifed, and 1ss@2o4c q gallon for Raw.
Weeks receipts, sI15 bbls.-Exports, 667.
STAR CANDLES We quote Light Weight at
I7@l7ac., and Full Weight ~ D NJ, with
sales Of about 1900 boxes. u
DIV, aar o,d Fou II, L,,
moderate at 4s@4Sc. y b. for Prime lots on the
Levee and from store, the sales Of the week en- (
bracing altogether 200 to 800 casks
LINE. Thomaston has been retailing generally
at 50 90 % bbl. asSs
NAVAL sroREs. Z. The market for Spirits of Tur-
pentine has been without much change and We,
have heard of 800 hbls sold at 4oc., and .
few limited parcels at 500. % gallon. We 4uot4
Rosn at 81 4oDsl 60 for Common to Choices No.
2, and s2 o0@s2 so % Dbl Of $50 his. for Low
| to Fine No. /, the sales embracing some 2o90 bbls-
at this range.
OrLs. !. The best qualities Of Winter Strained
Lard OH have sold slowly at $4,000. ID gallon
Cotton Seed at 55@60c. for Crude, and 62A185c. o
gallon for smaillots Of Clarified Southern Oh Com
panys Oils have selling at for Machinery,
5oc. for Deck and Paint, and 2oc. % gallon for
Gas Oil.
HIDES. Attakapaa are selling On the Lesee As
l1@l4Ae. % H. for Dry-salted and Flint. We quote
Mexican Flint at l7@1se. for Heavy and Light.
TALLow I'VE have heard of nothing doing
except some small sales at I04c . D. for City
Rendered
ALCOHOL. Our quotations for this article are
nominal at 40c. ~
FREreHTs. The market has been inactive but,
generally firm at the improvement noticed IN our
last weekly report, and four FIVE ships have been
taken for liverpool during the week at ID. for
Cotton. Vessels on the berth generally filing mp
at that rate. For Hawe few small lots have
been shipped at 2c.
CATTLE MARKET. %
JEFFERSON uITY. May is, lsse
Arrived As Western BaeYaa 81 Texas Cattle g