New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-07-21

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and confined entirely to Local trade, put later re-
ceipts were quite heavy, and CONSISTED mostly OF
the product of old wheat Although the stock in
the hands of dealers was nearly exhausted, they
purchased very cautiously, and generally at very
low figures hence the market throughout has
been weak and dropping at decline in some cases
of 25c. u Dbl. The weeks sales include 1920
bills at $9@9 rs for superRne slO@l1 so for ex-
ira Sl3@9l4 SO for choice do, and $16@l6 50 for
choice family The market to-day has been I'M
usually quiet, and prices continue weak and fiat.
Sales include $50 bbs., of which loo choice extra
at $l4, 200 very choice do. on private terms, 1859
good extra at Sill so, and 100 superfne at 50 "
Dbl. The weeks receipts include 1857 bbls,,
cleared 4744 bbls.
CoRN-At the close of our last commercial
week the landing was almost entirely bare Of
Corn in frst hands, and the supply in store was
quite small, while since that time receipts have
been coming in very sparingly. The demand.
throu thout has continued fair, and, owing to the
scarcity, holders have been enabled to realize an
advance of 80l0c. ~ bushel all round The
weeks sales include 81 Gil sacks, at 81 O50l 10
for white $50. G0sI O7A for white mixed, 90C9925c.
~ bushel for yellow and yellow mixed. There
has been a fair demand to-day at previous prices,
and the market closed firm with an upward tend
ency The sales include 5000 sacks, in lots as fol-
lows, viz $3.50 and 500 white at 81 10, $50 and $50
do at 81 08, 400 white mixed 81 0s, 638 and 800
yellow and yellow mixed at 90c., and ll36 do. at
S9c. 99 bushel. The weeks receipts include rs, 666
sacks, and the exports Gas sacks.
OArs-The supplies and receipts of this article
have been in excess of the demand, which has
been quite light throughout the week, while
prices during the first of the week were
quite firm, and an advance of lc. q
bushel was realized but later, owing to
additional receipts, prices lost what they had pre-
viously gained. The weeks sales have been quite
light and sum up only 1880 sacks at so, So and &c.
5s bushel. To-day the market was very quiet and
prices weak; the transactions include 1860 sacks,
Of which 300 and $50 at Sc, and 800 at Soc ~
bushel The weeks receipts include 1857 sacks
and the clearance $50 sacks.
BRAN-Has remained quiet, with no quotable
change in rates since our last weekly review, The
supply on hand, though not large, ia still ample for
the demand which is confined entirely to our local
trade. The weeks sales include $500 sacks at
81 1O0sl 125 u ID. We have no change to note
in our market to-day. The sales amount to SOC
sacks, viz; 300 at 81 10, and 300 at 81 l28 u LOG
H. The weeks receipts include 4839 sacks and
the exports 42O sacks.
| HAYS IN ldH supply Dut COIslst9 HiOstlJ VI
r inferior qualities. The demand throughout has
been quite limited and the weeks sales amount tc
only 1859 bales at $15@sl6 for ordinary St. Louis
and 1914 u ton for prime Ohio river. To-day there
were sales of 26O bales of prime Ohio river at S24
and Is bales do. at $25 u ton. The weeks re
! ceipts include 1927 bales and the exports 4 bales
- PoRK-we have no material change to note ii
this article for the past commercial week. Thu
I l., t,oap init and an
tirely to small retail trade, at $35@35 50 u Dbl
e for mess There has been no disposition on thu
part of dealers to operate except at great conces
sions and they purchased very cautiously through
y out. Some few lots have been offered at muel
y lower figures than our quotations, but did not fin
IS any eager buyers. The late European news ha
Is also had depressing effect on our market, but tn
e bulk of the stock is generally held very firmly a
! s35 10 Dbl. The estimated stock is about 1900
bbls two-thirds of which are mess. The onl
sales we have been able to report are two lots c
so bbls each at s35 y Dbl. There has been be
4 ter inquiry to-day than for some days past, an
u several offers have been made, but prices were b.
4 low the views of holders and no sales of any MAJ
nitude were made. Prices, however, continr
q firm The weeks receipts include Ill bbls
p cleared, 9l9 bbIs. ae s-
- BACoN-Has continued in fair retail demar
s< throughout Shoulders are very scarce and firm
y held at l74@I8c. % Ii. Sides are in limited supp
and readily sell at zoe. for ribbed, 24c. for cei
ribbed, and 22c. u ID for clear, There has bee
some little inquiry for round lots, but the stock c
! hand is chiefly held by dealers who are not an
4 ious to sellargely at the present time. The week
sales comprise 81 casks and 10 tierees at 17l@l3
a for Shoulders, 2Otc. for Ribbed Sides, 2l3c. f
Clear Ribbed, and &c. for Clear Sides Suga
"a cured Hams are in moderate supply, but are slo
~ of sale at 24B@265c. u Ii. The market has bet
- very quiet to-day, but prices continue firm. II
=. weeks receipts include l83 casks and 307 fierce
j and the exports SO casks.
H.. LARD-We have no change to note in this artc
-, since our last weekly review. The demand h
'a. been confined entirely to our local trade, viii
an prices, though unchanged, have been unstead
y There have been no sales of any magnitut
- during the week only some few small lots chang'
wv hands at 2S8234c. for prime in tierces and 24B
we Csc. U b. in kegs. The weeks receipts include
IN 1902 tierees and 3l2 kegs and the exports 10 keg
es WHIsKY-Continues dull. We, however, quo
,rv it at 50 32 ~ gallon for choice Western rectfe
NJ 1t is retailing at 50 80 % gallon: Received dur
ns the week l39 bbls.; cleared, l3l bbls.
zen INDIA BAGGING-Has been in fair retail demal
$50 throughout. There have been no sales OF a.
f5n magnitude. Dealers are now furnishing the I
mand at 81 &c. in rolls and $50. u yard in bales
an advance OF &C. O. tyaru over Iast "eeA b quo
476 BALE RoPE-Remains unchanged, with f
ms retail demand at l8Bc. U ID. Round lots q
- quoted at l8c f8 Ii.
not GUNNY BAGs-Are in limited supply and dema
874 at 27c apiece.
81, and 81 850s1 80 for coarse, in retail lots. 1t
cen quoted by the cargo at 81 65 % hushel.
ales STAR CANDLEs-Are in fair retail demand
1896 2Oc for II o. 205c. for 10 o., &c. for IA o
and 25@26c. " ID. for full weight.
HIDEs-Are scarce, with fair demand, VII
prices are firm at &c. for green, l0c. for kip ski
3259 and l2G113c. % h. for dry.
DIPS BUTTER AND CHEEsE-Good Western Butter Is
- better demand at 30@S5c., ordinary do. is sell
1856 at 25128c. % tb,; Goshen is in good supply
4 4s8 dull at 43@45c. u ID. Western Cheese is
- at l5@lSc. and English dairy lots at 25@2
8@2 u Ii. nj
past s22@24 u Dbl. and S20@s26 48 box n
ond Potatoes at 1908 40 y Dbl New Oni
"uu at 80 1908 80. Apples at So 5O9$5 $
rom Beans, common at s2@S, choice at S5@7
5ter- % Dbl. Chickens, at SlO@ll IL doz. Geese,
ions 5000 AZ doz., and Turkeys at S250SO u doz.
mite NAVAL sToREs-C Common Rosin is plenty an
selling at 50 So but the better qualities are sea
soa and with little demand at 81 so for No. 2, and $
non for No. l. Tar is selling at 81 so % bbl Pitcf
lari 49, During the past few days Spirits OF Turf
nan+ tine has declined about zoe % gallon and It'll
nS4S held at 70Ln72bC 49 gallon for small lots. III