New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-06-16

clear sides at 2lle., and hams at 2302Gc. q ID. !
Tie weeks receipts comprise jl3 tierces and so
casks, and the exports 81 casks.
LARD-There has been no material change in |
this article since our last weekly review. The |
supply on hand is limited, with an active retail
demand, and prices have ruled steadily in favor Of
holders throughout. The transactions of the |
week amount to 50 tierces and $50 kegs, at prices
ranging from 240243c. for prime in terces and
25@253 IN kegs There is no change in the mar
ket to-day and sales are confined to 80 tierces at
24c, and 80 kegs at 253c. u b. The weeks re-
ceipts embrace 748 tierces and $40 kegs, and the
exports include 40 kegs.
WHIsKY-Has been dull and depressed with
but very little demand even for jobbing lots. We
noticed sales during the week of 10 bills, 10 of
old bonded at 81 30, and common at 50 -
gallon. The weeks receipts comprise 374 bbIs.,
and the exports rs bbls.
STAR CANDLEs-Haye been in active demand
mostly in the speculation order, while prices have
remained firm throughout the week, sales amount
to 1900 boxes at Zoe. for IL o.. 2O3c. for Is o.;
&c. for IA or, and 26c % Ii. for full weight.
BAGGNG-There has been a good demand for this
article throughout, and prices have remained firm.
There were sales during the week of 200 bales at
80 bales at Soc per yard. Dealers are furnishing
the demand at 29c. in rolls and sic. per yard in
bales.
BALE RoPE-We have no change to note in this
article. Dealers are furnishing the demand at
Isle. % Ii. There were sales during the week of
400 coils at Is and l84c. u tb.
| BUTTER AND CHEEsE-Goshen and Western But
ter is in fair supply, with liberal receipts, and in
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| ing down. We, however, quote it at 50G155c. for
the former, and 25@35e. % ID. for the latter,
Cheese is in fair supply, with no demand, at $50
pc. for Western, and 27c. u H. for English dairy
lots.
CoFFEE-Owing to the heavy fluctuations in
Gold, this article has remained quiet during the
week, and the total sales are confined to 1876 bags
on private terms. We, however, quote it at 19c.
for good ordinary to prime, and zoe. % ID. for
prime-gO ld-duty paid. The total amount OF
stock now on hand embraces 1857 bags. Arrived
during the week none. Total direct imports since
the close of the war, 1855. The demand for the
! country has been of the most limited order, and
only few small lots have been disposed Of
Dealers are now furnishing it at 25b131c. for ord
nary to prime Rio, in currency.
SALTS active at 81 IS for coarse Liverpool and
81 90@1s1 95 for fine do.
J NAVAL sToREs-Rosin is selling at 50 so for com
mon, s3@s3 so for No. 8, Sc 5OforN No. 2, and slt
for No. l. Tar at 81 so; Pitch at So, and Spiritt
of Turpentine at 95c. % gallon.
r FREIGHTs-There are no fixed or reliable quo
tations for freights to any point, as the demand
still continues but little better than nominal There
is no steamship up for Liverpool, and the rate il
3D. q ID. for cotton to that port by sail, and 1c.
7 ID. by sail to Havre. Asking rates by steam t,
6 New York and Bo ton l@l4c % h. for cotton ant
75c. % Dbl. for -four, and by sail 399-16c. % ID
l for cotton and 45c. % Dbl. for -four.