The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-09-23

river at s22 so D ton. Receipts since Friday $50
bales; Gales 259 bales.
PORK We have no Improvement 70 note IN tne
market under this heading, which continues dull
end depressed with little II any movement IN ex-
GEES Of few retail lots. Rates are nomlnally I'M
changed and we continue TO quote Mess $50 15Cg
So according to g0aRsS ,noe FrSsv up
BAcoN-C Continues dull and quiet. Business has
been confined 70 retail lots. Buyers In view OF
recent adyices Fl ON the West, refuse to invest at
ruling rates and demand further CONCESSIONS
Prices during the last few days have declined
from IH9c ~ h.. end we now quote shoulders
l35@l3lc.; clear ribbed sides l64gl6lc; clear
sides I7j6lTic, sud sugar cured hams ZOCG2te.
q n. for choice and l6Glsc for inferior do. Re-
CENTS since Friday last ls4 casks and 243 terces
sales 20 casks and 20 tierces. Exports II terces
to Texas and Is TO Florida.
LARp-Rsceipts continue to be liberal while the
demand is restricted and confined to retail lots.
Rates have declined since our last weekly report
from I13c. u b., and we quote prime in tierces
l9Sa2Oc and in kegs 22Q224c. d b. Receipts to
date since Friday embrace 254 tierces snd $40
kegs. Sales 40 tierces and lbs kegs. Exports 80
tierces to Havana Florida and Sc to New York.
CORN-Hss been duh and quiet since Friday
last. Receipts in same time light and offerings,
particularly better grades, only moderate, and IN
very little demand. We note sales TO day OF 100
sacks ordinary, in poor condition at $50; 300
mixed in second hand sacks at 81, and 100 sacks
white at 81 07ac. u bushel and quote mixed aud
white corn 81 O5@l O79. Receipts during last four
days were 3072 sacks; sales 1890 sacks. and ex.
ports 1855 sacks, Of which 100 were for Texas,
200 for Florida, and 7S5 for Havana.
OATs-Have been in very little request during
the last three market days, and dullness has been
the prevailing feature throughout the grain mar
ket. Rates, however, have not undergone any
change from those governing the market at the
close Of the last week. 500 sacks changed hands
today upon the following terms, viz $50 at SIC.
200 in lots at 626l62Ac., ana so at 50. Receipts
since Friday last 1855; sales hoo sacks, and ex.
ports $685., divided as follows, viz: 100 to Texas,
leo TO Havana, and 1885 to New York
BRAN-Witb only moderate supply, aud re-
stricted offerings upon the landing at the opening
of the week this article has since continued dull
and quiet with very limited demand. and we
note ales to-day of $40 sacks in lots at 81 Is y
lOO BIS. Receipts since Friday AGO sacks; sales
720 sacks, and exports 200 sacks to Havana.
Corn MBAL-The market Is well supplied and
the demand light. We quote choice kiln dried 10
lots ct from 81 so on the landing, and 81 IS in
SPIRITS TURPENTNE-The supply is light and in
only retail demand. 1t is oasred in lots at 4Oc. q
gallon.
RosIN-The stock on hand is light. We quote
pale 81; No. / at 50; No. 2, 100; Common
81 40.
TAR-Is very dull, ard sells at 81 50 for 40 gal.
Ion barrels and 81 % for Is to 20 gallon barrels.
PITCH Is scarce and in good demand at 81 d
Ros1N Ou-Continues firm at s5c q gallon.
LIME-With a fair supply, the demand has been
eht and prices quoted last week govern the
market. Thomaston and Rockland, in small lots,
command 50 25@2 so u bbl., Cape Lime 81 rs,
Western 81 d Dbl.
vINEGAR-There is no demand. We quote best
cider 2O@223c., Cincinnati grape 25@30c. q gal.
DRIED BEEF-Very little on hand, with no de-
mand and prices nominal.
MESS BEEF-Hali bbls. sll so, full bbls. $40
0S2l so.
L1NsEED on-sl 2O@sl % o gallon; retailing at
81 IS.
BREAKFAST BAcoS-l7@Isc. q h.
BEEF TONGUEs-No demand.
IRON TIEs-There is q good retail demand. In
round lots 10 the trade &C., retailing at 797tc. ~
d. according TO patent.
INDIA BAGGING.-With a better demand, holders
are firm at 233@24c. for round lots. For rolls the
jobbing rates are &c.; for bales 24G2i3c.; for
Blanket Bagging 24c. in rolls and 26c. in bales.
Kentucky baggiDg continues in good retail de-
mand, and we quote 2O022c. for hand loom and
24@26c. for power loom, according to quality.
GUNNY BAes-The stock on hand is very light
aud in good demand, and prices rule from 2Os9
2lo. at retail.
STAR CAsDLEs-Are in little or no demand but
prices remain firm. We quote -Dl8o. for IL o.,
-@2lc. for IL o., and -0124c. for full weight.
EGGs- Market scanty supplied, with fair
doz., or sl7Gis u Dbl. :
FEArnERs-The supply is moderate and de.
msnd light Prices firm at S5990c. for Western.
BRoeMs-Yery dull at 81 50Ds3 f3 iozen.
= 0NIONs-Are scarce. There is a good local de-
mand and inquiries for shipping lots. We quote
q 5O@5 d Dbl.
DRIED FRUIr-Apples are in scarcely any de-
maud. We quote 6@63c. Il ID.
MALAGA FRUIT Lemons continue scarce and
are ruling at SOLO u box. The stock of Raisins
is also very light ana no stock in first hands. We
quote the following figures for small lots Raj
SINS, full boxes 81 IS, halt boxes 81 so, quarter
BsANs-slse7O for Western; s2S@25 for
Nor.Ae.a.
CoTToN sEED-Heavy supply with moderate de.
mand al $l4 u ton.
CHEMCALs-The market is well supplied, and
shipments from foreign ports are LIBERAL We
quote Soda Ash BIC. for az q cent, &c. for so per
cent, Caustlc Soda SIC for 81 per cent, BiCarb
Soda &c. and Sal Soda SIC. u h.
WooL-No stock on hand. Sales for previous
week, Is 600 BIS. of Texas, Mexican and Louisiana
on private terms. There is a good demand and
receipts are light. In the absence Of any offerings
we omit quotations.
Coal 0II-Cases are in moderate supply and
request at 4S052c. T. gallon according to brand.
The receipts Of Cosr0il in barrels fair and the
demand moderate, and we quote -045c. in Job.
bling way wholesale 40c.
BALE ROPE-The stock on hand is light for the
demand, which is good. We quote at 80. for
round lots and 93c. % b. retail for good machine.
COTTOH SEED Oils In fair supply, but with
only a moderate demand at 95e.@sl 10 for re-
fined and zoe. q gallon for crude.
HooP PoLEs-Are In large supply and little de-
mana IOr gOOu poles dtfl0tDJO q lOUU IOr nOB8-
heads, and $35@50 q 1000 for barrels.
SALT-The demand light. Three cargos ahoat.
No sales TO report We quote coarse
from warehouse 81 3012 IS from store 81 40
az As fine from warehouse 81 1902 IS from
store 50 506l2 IS.
WHIsKY-The stock of local distillation Is almost
exhausted and the supply of Western very limited.
We quote common rectfed Whisky at 81 $50
Is % gallon. choice rectifed 81 so.
RICE-Louisiana IS scarce and selling at 6Gl03c.
for fair to choice; Carolinas, the stock in first
hands is very light, and prices are firm at l23e.;
India at l0@l03c.
CoFFEE-in good demand, and prices are firm.
We give the closing rates Of the market as fol-
lows l3a@l6lc., gold, duty paid for fair
to prime in large lots 2lA0254c. in currency.
BUTTER-The supply on hand is more than sm-
pie for the demand, which continue to be very
moderate and rates have declined. We now quote
choice Western at 32Q35c.; choice Goshen 100
4sc.; inferior Western S0c.; and inferior Nor
them 3i@3sc Il 10.
LARD OTL-The market is well supplied, with a
moderate demand for winter strained at 81 400
81 As ~ gallon.