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


| BRAN--We have no change to note in this article,
which has continued quiet throughout, and the de-
mand has been entirely for our local trade. Prices
have remained unchanged. The weeks sales com
prise $3.50 sacks at 81 20 q 100 TBS. To-day there
were sales of 300 Sacks in two lots at 81 20 % 100
| lbs The weeks receipts include 1863 sacks, and
the clearances none.
HAY-The market, since our last review, has
been very quiet, and the business done has been
mostly in lots of Is and so bales, at $220S22 80
for st. Louis and $26125 so for prime Ohio river.
The weeks sales comprise $50 bales. There were
no sales of any magnitude to-day although nego-
tiations were pending for a large lot Frices re-
main unchanged. Receipts this week, none; clear
ances, $50 bales
PoRK-The market opened very quiet but as
general thing holders were firm in their prices
and few lots were offered early in the week, but
without finding many eager buyers. Later in the
week advices from Europe impaired better feel
ing and increased strength to prices, while deal
ers would have been willing to buy at $35 b bbl
but holders did not press their stocks on the mar
ket as better prices were anticipated. The retail
demand for the week has been only moderate at
$35 250135 50 u Dbl. The weeks sales comprise
275 bbls. at $35 y Dbl. all during the first of the
week yesterday $35 refused for lot of 800
e bbls., and the same for lot of 300 bbs. Private
i dispatches received to-day from st. Louis report
-. Pork firm at $33 so, which has impaired still
better feeling to our market The retail demand
!, has been moderately active at $3j so, though
t. some dealers have been asking S36, but we have
q heard of no sales at the latter figures. Several
lots Of 40 to 50 bbls. have, however been sold at
: $3j so. The weeks receipts include l939 Dois''
and the exports none.
Y BACON-The demand for this article haS oeen
d altogether in jobbing lots, and prices during the
J. first of the week were weak, but later owing 10
an increase in the demand, prices became frmer,
and in some instances holders were enabled 10
realize an advance on shoulders of &c. u d. al
though. as a general thing, prices have remained
unchanged. There has been but little inquiry fol-
round lots. and the only sale that we have beer
able to report was lot of Is casks clear sides al
! 2llc. Dealers have been furnishing the trade al
to l6jmlG3c. for shoulders 2O5c. for ribbed sides
lr and 2I4@2l3c. for clear sides. Sugar cured hams
e. have been dull throughout, and we have heard Of
I'd no sale of any magnitude They are retailing a
ar 24j0625c. ~ Ii. The market to-day has exhibited
r. increased activity and frmness, owing to private
DO dispatches from the West, reporting shoulders a
re lie and clear sides at 22C with further advanc
gs ing tendency, and dealers here have regulate
We their rates accordingly, and are now asking l7@
es l75c for shoulders 2Obc. for ribbed sides 2lc. TO
e. clear ribbed and 2209225c. for clear sides. Ham
es continue quiet and prices are unchanged. Their
to were sales today of 80 tierces sugar cured
rs, 255c IL b. The weeks receipts include II
Ia tierces and I25 casks and the exports 81 casks
" LARD-Has continued very quiet throughout, an
49, the demand has been entirely for lots Of 10 and
nd terces, at 23t024c. for prime and Csc. u IT,
We kegs. We have heard of no sales of any magn
ers tude The market to-day remains unchanged, an
ter the only sale we can report is lot Of rs terce
ne prime at 234c. u h. The weeks receipts includ
lot SOL tierces and 488 kegs and the clear sales AZ
lal kegs.
lily WH1sKY-Has been dull, and the only sale TIL
ez we have been able to report was lot Of rs Dbl
Tor of common, on private terms. We however quo
les it at 50 90 % gallon for good Western rectie
re- To-day there were sales of 30 bbls. of common
l59 private terms The weeks receipts include 8
lies bbls., and the clear sales 102 bbls.
III STAR CANDLEs-Remain quiet but prices co
7eN tinue firm. There is, however, moderate ret
11h business doing at 2Oc for II ounce, 203c.
- e 10 ounce, &c. for Il ounce, and 26c. for
~, ounce.
Inc BUTTER AND CHEEsE-Western Butter is
peu better demand, while prices are fuller. 1t is sc
les ling at 3O@35 u b. Northern Butter is in go
W supply but dull at 43@45c. u ID. Weste
9' Cheese is in fair supply, but dull at l5@lSc U
There are no English dairy lots in the mark
and we therefore omit quotations.
3'Z59 RAGGIye-Opened very quiet. but late in
5s83 week owing to an increase in the demand fir
9l26 the country, holders had been enabled to real
a go an advance of lac. IA ward. There were So
=, during the week of 225 bales at 8lI0032c ~ va
Dealers are now furnishing the demand at Sic
vt" rolls. and $50. % yard in bales. Round lots
not be had as dealers are not anxious to disp
80 IL of their stocks at present rates.
cen C1r,Ny BAas-We have no change to note
lnu' this article prices remain firm with retail
''oi mend at 263c, apiece.
for. BALE RoPE-Is quiet, but prices remain firm
ond Isle ID ID. for iobhing lots. There were sales
,4an day of 500 coils at 15c.