The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-06-27

mess 10 purchase freely, ss the season ana tue
new croo are 80 far advanced tnst tney seem
wary of having a large stock OF the isst years
groxth on their bands. The Market, curing tne
ss, two days bias had 2, sscIios ssIlep bepe
W., 40 make ready CONCESSIONS, without meeting
she y;exs Of buyers. Receipts for the week foot
m ls liza bbis. Sales include 1851 bbis.. and
exporis amount TO 1888 bols. Quotations TINS
evening are Is follows: s. 50G7 for common TO
Sne. AZ 6a617 62sifor superfne; 81 IS for single
extrs: SOS Is Tor double extra; s. 7513 80
for treble extra, and sl0Gl2 y Dbl. Tor choice
extra. F-
with q moderate demand throughout the week,
and prices. from the commencement TO the close,
have not huctuated 10 any extent. The arrival OF
large qusn'ity, per barges. early in the week.
was deemed an impetus 70 the trade and gave the
leyee for day or two, very animated appear
ance. but actual transactions disclose only
moderate demand. Receipts daring the week
have been 33, 1853 sacks. Sales embrace Is, 800
sacks. The market closes quiet and steady at
the following figures; Yellog m mixed so@s's'';
OArs--The week opened very auspciously for
Oats, one lot of $500 sacks having been sold on
Monday at fall prices, but the market since has
remained very quiet with few sales OF any mag
nitude, and closes firm at 75c. % hushel. Total
receipts for the week were 1856 sacks. The sales
amount TO $3.50 sacks.
BRAS-Tbere has been but slight demand Tor
Bran this week. During the last three days there
has been q steady decline In this article until TO-
day, when we have to report sale OF 90 SACKS
at 81 rs, showing decrease in price OF 2oc. q
100 ibs. since the commencement OF the week.
Receipts for the week have been restricted 10
32ll sacks. and sales amounted to only 1890 SACKS.
HAY-1he receipts during the week have been
very light and sales have been confined princl-
paliy TO jobbing trade. There have been no
quOtsble changes, however, from our last report,
and the market remains quiet but hrm at 81 for
lots and jobbing at $2l 5O(922 for prime western.
Receipts 222 bales, exports q. sales 2096 bales.
PoKK-Very little has been done In this article
during the week. sales have been based upon
email lots for interior consumption and with very
little inquiry from buyers, we quote the market
quiet and dull Mess Pork Is selling IN round lots
at s29 rs and is retailing at s29 So Receipts DUR
ing the week 243l bbls.; sales $50 bbls.; exports
So IBIS.
BIcoN-Unsbsted dulluess continues to pervade
the bacon market, with very little inquiry, and
sales confined TO small retail lots. There Is an
AMPLE supply on hand TO meet all exigencies, and
holders are firm with their prices which, durlng
the week have not changed, and we quote should.
ers at l3Gl &c., according to quality, clear ribbed
sides l64Gl6lc., clear sides l74Gll2c. D.. Re-
ceipts 3gS casks and Sl2 tierces sales lS7 casks
exports 28 casks.
LARD-Very little has been done in this article.
Sales confined small retail orders and prices are
unchanged. We repeat, prime Lard in tieroes lss
@lsc.. in kegs 20@20ac. q b. Receipts 6jI
Com MEAL-A moderate supply on hand, with
light demand. We quote choice kiln dried at s.
for round lots and IS rs at retail.
SPIRITS TuRPENTNE-With q fair supply there
il but light demand. Large lots for Shipment are
offered at 423GL45c. u gallon.
RosM-Is in fair supply, but in moderate
request which is owing TO excessive trelght'
that deter shipments. We now quote No. l a.
So 40@3 so No. 2 at 81 1908; No. 3 a
81 so; and Virgin Dip at S494 so.
IT.. Ia atil firm and GQila * 40 for LARGE
barrels and 81 rs for 20 gallon bbls.
PITcH-There is q light demand for this "a tol
other naval stores. IL is held at 81 50@s5 I
Dbl. for Southern; Wilmington S..
RosIS OIL-Continues firm at 40c. ~ gallon.
LINE-Wiih fair supply, the demand has beef
light and prices quoted last week govern I'M
market Ghomsston and Rocklsnd, in small lots
command 81 2502 SO % bbl., Cape Lime 81 Is
W estern, small barrels, 81 500l IS.
VINkGAR-There IL no demand. we quot
best cider 20@22ac., Cincinnati grape 2503Oc.
gallon.
DRIED BKxF-very little on hand, with no de
mand and prices nominal.
MISS BEEF-Half bbls. sll so, full bbls. 81
LIssEnD on-sl 2s@l 80 . gallon; rstailin
at 81 35.
BREAKFAsr BAooS-l7a@lsc.
IRON TIEs-Demand moderate at 7@7sc. y D
INDIA BAGGNG-Msrket quiet. Jobblng rate
231c. in rolls, Csc. in bales. Kentucky is dull q
1s120c. " yard.
(5UNNY BAGs-There Is a moderate stock o
hand. with light demand. and prices ruling fror
20(12lc. at retail.
STAR CANpLEs-Are in little or No demand. bu
prices remain firm. We quote l73@lSc. for IL OF
2062lc. for IA o., and 233C024c. tor ful welgh
EGGs-The market is well supplied with IA
demand; fresh Western are selling at lSCG2Oc.
doz., or SIS Il bbl.; coast 20022c.
FEATHERs-The supply is moderate and de
mand increased. Prices firm at 5OG6Oc. 70
BEoems-very dull at 50 5O@ss . iozen.
OsIoss-ln light supply at s505 so for Creol
and Western at s. Dbl.
DRIED FRUIr-AppIes and peaches of bette
quality are very scarce. The former are In ligf
demand at 7Gsc. u b.
MALAGA FRUIT There are no Lemons {
Oranges in the market. The lsteness of the SCI
son deters their shipment. The stock Of RaisiI
is light and very little stock in first hands. "
quote the following figures for small lots: Rs
sins. full boxes 81 1904 so, halt boxes 81 l5C
225, quarter boxes 81 l0@l Is.
BEASs-sl9@20 for Western; $2S025 4
Northern.
CorroN sEED-Heayy supply with moderate d
mand at sl4 ~ ton.
CHKMCAIs-The market is well supplied, 81
shipments from foreign ports are liberal: "a "
cent, Caustic Soda s4c. for 81 per cent, Bi-Csl
Soda 10. and Sal SODA 32c. y b.
WOoL-1he stock is small and demand goo
Bury 9Gl4c., native l7@2Oc., Texas 23CG2sC
Waene0 JUVIoOC.
CeAL OII,-Cases are in moderate supply al
request at 5O@55c. u gallon according to bran
The receipts Of Coal Oil in barrels are fair aud q
demand moderate, and we quote 4O042c. in 10
bling way Wholesale 35c.
BALE RoPE-The supply is fair for the deman
which is light. We quote at 809c. % d.
BREF ToNGUEs-No demand
COTToH SEED Oils in fair supply, but wi
only a moderate demand at 95c.Gsl 10 for
fined and 70c. y gallon for crude.
HooP PoLEs-Are in fair supply and dema
for good poles at $4,000 90 1000 for hol
heads, and $50 u 1000 for barrels.
SALT-Tbe demand during the past week b
been good at full prices. One cargo in wsrehou
sold at 81 As. Resales Of 1000 sacks for Texas
81 SO cash. Fine and course, in large lots, fro
warehouse are held at 81 SO; from store at 81
D sack. -.......
WHEKY-ln this article there is nothing dol
and scarcely any demand. There is an amp
supply of Western on hand, but business in {
line has been unusually dull during the past wee
RICE-Louisisns is scarce and selling ats I,
for fair TO choice; Carolinas, the stock IN d
hands is very light, and prices are firm at l2s
India at l0Gl0ac.
COFFEE-ln very light demand and prices firm
l5@l7Sc., gold, for common to choice, and x
244c. in currency.
BuTTER-We notice an improvement during