The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1860-04-14
Prom, e. IT, Fairehiid a Co.'S Circular. april 4Bs
New Orleans Wholesale Market.

fFrom E. H. FaIchid a Cs.'s Circular, april Nal
New Orleans Wholesale Market.
In Tobacco the movement has shown
ther more animation, but the market for
most descriptions OF Western produce has
been inactive.
SUGAR.-LoUIsIANA-T receipts of Su-
gar have been moderate, and the rates, es-
pecially for the fair and better qualities, of
which there has been increased supply,
have been in favor of buyers. Sales to the
amount of some 500 hhds at 6aG471 1c p ID.
MoLAssEs.-We quote for Inferior and
fsrmeuting 32@391c., Prime to Choice 38
@4o, in barrels. and half-barrels about &c
q gallon higher, according to quality.
ToBAcco.-We have noticed an increased
movement in the Tobacco market ever since
our last report. The sales of the past three
days have embraced some 1900 hhds on
private terms and % hhds Lugs at 31c p 10.
FLoUR.-Y esterday, 5000 bbls were sold,
including 400 Superine at IS rs, 1900, in
lots, at Sc, 100 Choice Extra at ST rs, one
or two small lots of Fine at $5 IS, and the
residue on private terms.
GRAIN.-We have noticed a moderate de-
mand for Corn with an easier market for
buyers, and the sales of the past three days
have embraced some "a, 600 sacks at a range
of 6O@65c for Inferior and Ordinary, 7O(9
fOC " pEluAO 4uAAtuJ OOND OC iOf
Yellow, and 76@79 and SOC p bushel for
Fair to prime White. Oats have been dull
with a dropping market, and we have no
ticed sales of about $500 sacks ST. Louis at
| 56(962c u bushel. Bran has been selling
at range of Sl@l 10 p 100 bbls for Ordi-
nary to prime lots. In Wheat the last sales
were at 81 50@1 so Ts bushel for good to
| prime Red.
PoRK.-The principal sales reported dur
| ing the past three days were 700 bbls Mess
at SIS 90, 1000 bbls Mess Ordinary at
SIT so, and 90 to 100 bbls Prime at $14 so
! p bbl, and a small lot of Rumps at $l2 90
| p barrel.
BEEF.-Limited transactions in this ar
ticle at $13 50914 90 for good brands of
Mess, and S12 O0@l2 so y Dbl for Prime
/ Mess.
BACoN.-The sales have been confined to
few small parcels at 71c for Shoulders, l08
! @l04c for Ribbed Sides, 1l4@113c for
Clear Sides, and lO@l2 and l23c p ID for
plain to fancy Sugar Cured Hams.
LARD.-We have had rather more move
ment to report in Lard and have noticed
sales of some 800 tierces Prime at l01c,
and about 1000 kegs in several lots at III
@ll2 and 12c q ID.
| GREEN MEAT-DRY SALTED.-28 casks
| hdI1lS SOlu " o OO,OOO AuS III Oulh
at 61c for Shoulders, and SIC round for
| Hams and Sides.
WHisKy.-We have noticed only few
limited sales during the past three days at
204@2lc for Recti6ed, and 2lc Z gallon
for Raw.
CoFFEE.-We quote Fair to Cool Fair
at l24@l3. and Prime at l3fc q fb. The
stock now remaining in first and second
hands is about $4,000 bags against %, 500
at the same date last year.
RICE-Small lots selling at 41@43c, and
parcels to arrive, at 4494Sc p fb.
HrDEs.-We quote Attakapas at ll0l24
cents for Dry Sailed and Flint, and 7@7lc
for Green Salted, and Mexican Flint at / Z
@l8c q fb.
HAY.-We have noticed sales of only a
few hundred bales Western Hay at 5000
80 so q ton.
EGGs,-The demand for Western Eggs
has been about equal to the receipts, and
prices have been steady at $ll@l3 90 2
Dbl, on the levee.