New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-06-16


@eae. for shoulders, ssc for sides, and sS6ss,.
y b. fgf Hams.
LARD There has been moderate demand for
.his article during the past week, which resulted
y sales Of some 1900 tierces at l20l24c. for No.
70 irime and few hundred kegs at 12c. 5gB
ieslelaay 500 tcs. Prime were sold, TO arrive, at
12Ic. q n.
weeks receipts, 80 bbls. and tcs., 81 kegs
Exports, equal TO 1902 kegs.
6UTTER AND CHEEsE. Western Butter has sold
slowly at 120l4c. for Ordinary to Choice. and
Cheese ats@lo and 1908 and sac u NJ. for western
Reserve and Imitation English Dairy.
BAGGNG AND ROPE, Kentucky Bageiuo has
been firm at 14a1ec. for Ordinary Handloom and
the best Powerloom descriptions and for India
holders have been claiming fuller prices the saIes
OF the latter embracing some 1000 bales at I5Sa
&c. q yard. Bale Rope continues dun at Hose
for Handspun, and s@sIc. y b. for Machine
Made.
GuSSY BAGS. We have heard of nothing new
since the sales reported last week at 100I0sc. for
Heavy bags. We quote Light to Heavy at oil to
loi, and Extra Heavy at 1l@Ilac.
COFFEE. The market during the past week
has bpen quiet, hut holders have been claiming
| full prices, and we have noticed sales OF some
1000 bags during the week at l2a01sac. for Ordi-
nary to Fair, and 1s3@l4c. q b. for Good Fair 10
I Prime.
The stock now on hand is about IA 500 bags
/ SAT- The market during the past week has
been very dull. and We noticed sales of only $500
! sacks aioat, Deariy cne-half Fine, at 75c. TIE
for resacked Salt from the fire at the BROOKLYN
Warehouses are zoe. for Coarse, and soc for Pine.
and for small lots from second hands a5090e. for
Coarse, and 95c.@sl 90 for Fine, at the ware
house, and 900a5c for Coarse, and 81 00t@A g5
i q sack for Fine, delivered free of drayage
The stock on hand is about 400, 900 sacks
WHISKY The market has been very dull dur
ing the week. and the sales have been confined to
j about 25o bbls. Rectifed at 19021c. - gallon for
good to Extra descriptions.
Weeks receipts, 265o bbls.-Exports, s74.
STAR CANDLES. We have noticed limited sales
at lie. for Light, and ls0lse. % fb. for Full
Weight, but the latter is mostly held at l9c 7p h.
for good brands.
RICE. The demand for Carolina has been only
moderate at 4a@4ac. . b. for Prime lots on the
4 Levee and from store, the sales of the week en-
bracing altogether 50 to 100 casks.
LINE. .Thomaston has been retailing generally
at 81 s5@s2 90 % bbl.
Il NAVAL STORES. The market for Spirits Of Tur-
pentine has been without much change and we
have heard of 600to 700 bbls. sold at sSc., and
few retail parcels at 3sc. u gallon. We quote
Rosin at 81 25@s1 IS for Common to Choice No.
2, and 50 o001s3 90 y Dbl. Of $50 lbs. for Low
to Fine No. |, the sales embracing about 5000 bbls.
j. at this range.
d orLs... The best qualities Of Winter Strained
4 Lard Oil have sold slowly at s5@aOe. q gallon !;
Cotton Seed at $4,000. for Crude, and 62aa65e q
gallon for smallot of Clarified Southern Oil Com
pany's Oils have been selling at 75c. for Machinery,
Soc. for Deck and Paint, and 20c. o gallon for
Gas Oil.
HIDES. Attakapas are selling the Levee at
l1@l4ac. o H., and during the past week we have
noticed about 500 Mexican Flint sold at ls@lsac,,
2 but subsequently good lot was offered at 1sc. %
T H., with no buyers.
TALLow... The last sale reported was at l0c. D
!. b. for Prime City Rendered.
ALCOHOL. Our quotations for this article are
! : nominal at 40@42c.
FREranTs. w. The market has been inactive but
firm, and have noticed only two ships taken for
: London at 45s. for Tobacco. Cotton generally
. shipping to Liverpool to fill up at 7led and 70
Havre at le.