New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-10-20

Nely Slh'l, "i1hJuBn QulLe nf1niy nelu ~ o2tDoC'
for low refusedlight and heayy 6307c for COM
mon leaf; 71@9c. for fair do; 10@llc. for good
do; lZG1l3c. for fine do, and l40l6c. u ID for
choice selections. Lots for baling are held at
20025c. % ID. The weeks receipts comprise Al
hhds., and the exports 43l hhds for Liverpool, and
76 hhds. for New York.
FLoUR-The receipts for our market during the
week have been very light, although it has been
coming in quite freely for shipment to the North.
The demand throughout has been only moderate,
and has been mainly for the lower classes, but
prices have given away about 124125c "a Dbl
While the higher goods have been in light request
prices have remained quotably unchanged The
weeks sales comprise 1920 bbls. at$9 5000 for
fine, $12@l2 IS for superfne So 50013 for low
extra, $l3 25@l3 rs for double do, and $l3 700
IA rs Y9 Dbl. for treble do The market to-day
has exhibited considerable activity, while prices
for the lower grades have fully regained what
they had previously lost. Sales comprise 2l25
bills, of which l00 on its merits, sold at SO 50
175 do. at $13, 500 good extra on private terms,
500 and 100 single extra at S12 rs, 200 choice su-
perfne, for bakers use, at $l2 rs, l5Osuperfne at
$12 50 100 do. on private terms, so do at $12 375,
and 200 fine at S1O50 u Dbl. The weeks receipts
comprise 1905 bills, and the exports 1886
bbls.
CoRN-The market opened very firm at our last
weeks closing rates, but since then-owing en-
tirely to the limited supply and light receipts
holders have been enabled to realize an advance
of fully SC. per bushel all around The market
has been quiet throughout, and total sales only
sum up - sacks at 95c.@$1 per bushel for
white and white mixed, 90@95c. per bushel for
yellow and yellow mixed. The market to-day has
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steady and firm. Transactions comprise 5000
sacks, in lots as follows, viz: $50 white at &c.,
1900 white mixed at &c., 1900 yellow mixed at
CSC, 100 white at 81, 200 yellow at 98c., and 900
yellow and mixed at CSC. per bushel. The weeks
receipts comprise 1904 Sacks and the exports 2602
sacks.
OArs-The demand for this article has been to
o very limited extent, but owing to the non-arri-
val Of fresh supplies, and the gradual reduction Of
the small stock on hand, holders have been en-
abled to realize an advance of &c. per bushel on
last weeks closing rates. The weeks sales only
sum up $3.50 sacks at 81, 55@57c. q bushel. The
market today has been quiet, while still further
advance Of lc y bushel has been realized; sales
comprise 200 sacks at &c.,, and 800 at 58c. q
bushel. The weeks receipts have been very light,
and only sum up 800 sacks, and the exports 1000
sacks
HAY-The demand for this article has been
steady and fair, and last weeks prices fully main
tanned Previous sales comprise 800 bales at so
(0$25 for inferior, and $28 % ton for prime Ohio
river. To-day there were sales Of 100 bales Of
round hoop Ohio river at s25 f3 ton. The weeks
receipts comprise III bales, and the exports 400
bales.
BRAN-There has been but very little doingsn
this article during the past week. but prices have
ruled steadily in favor Of holders. The weeks
sales comprise 2470 sacks at 81 80 and 81 40 L
100 TBS. There has been no change in the market
to-day. Transactions comprise So 100 and zoe
sacks at 81 40 y 100 lbs. The weeks receipts
comprise 2260 sacks and the exports, none.
PoRK-The market throughout has been very
quiet, and the only sales reported are 200 and Isl
bbls. extra heavy mess at $35 % Dbl. Other lots
had been offering but did not find any eager
buyers, while reports of prices are SO conflicting
that we find it very difficult to give quotation:
with any degree of accuracy. Choice mess is
however, quoted nominal at $34 so % bbl., al
though we have heard of lots offering at less
figure. In a jobbing way there has been fail
trade doing at $35 % Dbl. The weeks receipts
comprise 1852 bbls., and the exports 76 bbls.
BAooN-There has been some little inquiry notice
able for this article in round way, although mos
ofthe business done was for small or jobbing lots
I while prices have been weak and dropping. TIL
only sales worthy of note are ITO and so terce
!, sugar cured hams at 26@263c.; % casks of cea
sides at Zoe; 10 do, at l92c. and 20 do shoulder
at l8c. per ID. We now quote shoulder
! at 173c., ribbed sides at 1876, clear sides a
193c., plain hams Zoe. and sugar cured hams a
23G026c. % ID. The weeks receipts comprise IS
: casks, 389 terces and the exports las casks.
: LARD-The market has undergone no materia
change since our last weekly review. The in
: quiry for lots has been very light, and sales viii
not exceed 100 erces at l8c. and $50 kegs at 2Olc
per 10. In jobbing way there has been only {
g moderate business doing at l9c. for tierces and
a 2l3c. for kegs. The weeks receipts comprise 40
terces, 1872 kegs and the exports $50 kegs.
= WHIsKY-Is in large supply, but only small
jobbing trade is doing at 81 8O@2 for Louisiana
; and 50 25C42 IS for Western rectied.
STAR CANDLEs-The market has been quie
= throughout and the only sale reported was a 10
of 200 Schaefer at 203c. for u or, and 25c. 70
: full weight; 10 OF. are quoted at 2lc., and IA OF
! at 22c.
INDIA BAGGING-There has been some little in
quiry for this article and sales have been made
. about 800 bales, but full particulars were with
!
retailing at SAGE. for rolls, and SIC. q yard 70
bales.
:, BALE RoPE-Is in large supply, but dull a
4 16c. for lots, at lie. % ID for retail parcels.
: Iron TrEs-Are in fair supply and demand a
ll@l2c. apiece.
'GUNNY BAGs-Are in good supply but dull
at 28@3Oc. apiece.
g SUNDRTEs- are selling at 81 1898
5 bbl., green apples at 81 5O@s6, eggs at $35@3
4 70 bbl., small chickens at $4@6, large do. at 81
+ IS dozen; turkeys at $S4@36 70 dozen, onions a
q 81 5O@$3 rs % bbl., and cabbages at $i4@15 I
IS crate.
% HoPs-There is a very fair demand for the new
:, crop, which are selling at 65@70e. Bavaria i
8 scarce at SOC. % ID.
= MAIr-There is some little demand for Canad
at 81 1882, and Western at $I@Sl rs T9 bushel
30 SALTS in fair demand, and prices firm at 50 4
a. OF rs for Liverpool fine and 50 1902 so for coars
: in warehouse 81 1902 Is for the former and SIC
:" 10 for the latter by the cargo.
l6 O1Ls-Linseed is in fair demand at $2@$2 SO I
O6 gallon. Coal Oil is dull at 65@75c, and Lard OF
W at 81 6O@$3 65 % gallon.
WoOL-Ie in light supply, and quiet at l6GllSc