New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-05-19

activ, but mostly on the speculative order, the
closing figures being quite irregular at j2@j39
5Ac 10 busheI The weeks sales amount to
10 5as sack, including 1888 sold to-day in the fol-
lowing lots VIZ: 500 at &c., 1000 at 54c., and 1876
at 58c 10 busbs>. The weeks receipts amount to
2f 2e8 and exnortS 500 sacks There is now very
little, if any, left on 'ne LANDING
BRAN-We have no Change to note Whatever,
since our last weekly revie W. The supply on hahu
is light with only a moderate local aen'ano' anu
prices have remained unehaA geu' me meeh
sales amount to 2130 sacks at ~ 40 o. w us'
There were sales to-day of 300 at 81 ~ q lVo lDs
The market closes weaker. The weeks le0eiP9
amount to 1893 sacks; no exports.
HAY--The market has been quite dnIt uuiinB
the week, and prices are dropping but theI naS
been better demand to-day than usual. lne
weeks sales amount to $50 tons and $500 baleN''
including $500 sold to-day, in two lots as follows,
viz. : 900 prime Western at So so, and 1920 bales
inferior and unbranded at SIS - ton. The weeks
receipts comprise 1886 bales, and exports 400
bales
PoRK-The market opened active and very firm
at our last weeks closing rates, since which time
there has been still further advance of SOC. %
| bbl., and the demand has continued fair but no
| large lots have since been disposed Of. The sales
during the week amount to 2Ol9 bills, nearly
1900 of which were sold in the beginning of the
week.
There were sales to-day of 100 bbls. mess at $33
| % Dbl, and the market closes very firm at the
above quotation. The weeks receipts amount to
1882 bbls and exports to rs bbls.
BACoN-Has continued in active retail demand
during the week, and prices are still very firm,
with an upward tendency. The closing rates are
l43@l5c. for shoulders. 18c. for ribbed sides, l9c.
for clear sides, and 25426c. - b. for sugar cured
hams.
The sales of the week amount to 1876 casks at
about the above quotations To-day rs casks
shoulders sold at l4lc. 78 b.. 70 casks do, and 4C
casks clear sides, private terms, The weeks
receipts amount to 462 tierces and BIG casks, and
exports terces and % casks.
LARD-There has been an active retail demand
throughout the week, and some few round lots
have been disposed of at an advance of 3c. u lb
on last weeks closing rate. The sales amount tt
273 tierces prime at prices ranging from 223@23c
T u Ii. The closing figures are 23c. for prime, il
tierces, and 245 in kegs.
The weeks receipts amount to I'll tierces ant
SO kegs, and exports, 30 tierces.
Observation-Disclosures active and prices are firm
at an advance of fully 1c. U yard since our las
weekly review. During the week some 300 bale
were disposed Of, at prices ranging from 294@3Oc
70 yard Dealers are furnishing the supply at 29c
in rolls, sic. % yard in bales and blanket baggin
at $50. u yard. ...
BALE RoPE-Remains in active demand, Will
prices are very firm with an upward tendency
during the week $50 coils of machne-made sol
at l74c., and so coil handmade at l7c q d.. bu
readily commands 18c. % ID. in the retail lots
WHIsKY-Continues dull with little or no de
mand and there has not been enough doing t
establish regular quotations; during the week
bbls. of Bourbon were sold at 81 so per gallon 70
good rectifed. The weeks receipts amount to IL
} bills, and exports 1l2 bbls.
BUTTER AND CHEEsE-There have been som
receipts of Goshen Butter, but still it isvery scare
and in request while prices are firm at 6O065C
Common is plenty, but dull at 25@4Oc. % D
Cheese is in fair supply, but dull at l5GD22c. Il
, Western, and 27c. y ID. for English dairy lots.
r SUNDRIEs- are selling at 81 25@$2 81
Onions 81 5O0$3, Apples at $6@$8 u bbl., Egg
at $320S33 ~ bbl., and Sour Krout $l5@Sl6
bbl.; Chickens at IS 5O@$9 u doz. and Turke!
at $3G 70 dozen,
, Corrective have no change to notice in th
! article since our last. There has been fair d
1t maud throughout and some 9l2 bags were di
r posed of during the week in the following lot
q viz 81 at 2O4c, 1903 at zoe, 152, 1873 and 4l2,
e private terms, gold, duty paid. We continue
e quote it as follows: choice at 2lc., good fair
2 prime 2O@2o3c gold, duty paid. There have be-
1t no receipts during the week. Total amount
1f stock on hand, 9472 bags Total imports from +
II since the close of the week. 1855 bags Deae
It are supplying the country demand at 24@28c.
VI Ii. for ordinary to prime Rio.
lie FRuauTs-T There is little more doing for dome
20 tic ports and rates are fuller and frmer. I
es rates for New York and Boston by sail are Acc
ly bb for -four and Be. % ID. for cotton, and &C..
u H. for cotton and 75C . Dbl, for -four by stea
TX Foreign freights remain unchanged, and are as
i'd lows: 5@4d. % tb. for cotton by sail to Liverpo
IN and to Havre llc, % ID, and by steam to the f
g, mer 81,