The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-05-23

changed. Sales COCO sacks at 81 07411 10 %
bushel for prime white. To-day there is but little
doing. The supply on the landing is limited, and
the receipts by boat to- day are not yet landed.
There is only moderate inquiry, however, and
prices are unchanged. Sales are % 900 sacks, of
which $50 and 800 yellow mixed at 81 o., 300 and
$50 sacks white at 81 073, and l25 and 400 sacks
white from store at 81 10 q bushel. The total
sales for the week are 1855 sacks, the receipts
81 ,755 sacks, and the exports 1927 sacks.
BRAS-Saturday there were sales Of $50 sacks
at 81 so y 100 lbs. Monday sales were so sacks
at previous prices. Tuesday there were no sales
reported, prices however were unchanged.
Wednesday there was no change. Thursday there
was more inquiry, but sales were restricted to 300
sacks at 81 so Il 100 bs To-day 100 sacks at 81 so
IL 100 BIS. The total sales for the week are 5000
sacks, the receipts HOO sacks and the exports 500
sacks.
HAY-saturday the market was quiet and
prices were easier. Sales were ESQ bales at $2l
for fair and $22 q ton for prime Western. Mon.
day there was moderate supply and fair inquiry
and prices were steady and firm. Sales were $50
bales at s2l y ton for fair and s22 for prime
Western. Tuesday there was no change TO
report. Sales were $50 bales. Wednesday the
market was unchanged. Thursday the market
was quiet, but firm, with sales of 800 bales fair at
$2l f3 ton. To day the market is quiet aud dull
with only jobbing business at s2l6l23 b ton for
fair to choice Ohio river. The total sales for the
week are $3.50 bales, the receipts 1897 bales and
the exports so bales.
PoRK-Saturday the market was quiet but firm,
WIN safes OF otJ Dds az w on Tor rump aud
$2s 62A@2s rs u Dbl. for mess. Monday there
was better feeling in the market aud prices
were looking up. Sales were 800 bbls. at pre-
yious quotations. Tuesday there was an increased
demand and prices advanced fully SOC. u Dbl.
Sales were l4l5 bbls. at $29 Is D. Dbl. Wednes-
day there was firmer feeling on the part of hold
ers, who advanced their asking rates to $29 so f9
Dbl. Sales were ESQ bbs., mostly at that figure.
Thursday there was but little movement in con.
sequence Of still further advance in prices and
operations were restricted to $50 bbls. at 500 so
for mess holders were contending for 500 IS and
retailing at $50 ~ Dbl To-day operations are re.
stricted to 60 bbs., OF which 10 bbls rump at
SIG 80 and so bbs. mess at 500 IS 10 Dbl. The
market closing firm but quiet at that figure. The
total sales for the week 1868 bbls the receipts
276 bbls. and the exports l26 bbs.
BAcoN-ssturday operations were confined TO
retail trade at H. &C. for shoulders, l7@l74c. for
clear rib sides, and l7lc. u ID. for clear sides
Monday there was more inquiry, but at prices
which with renewed confidence holders would not
accept. Asking rates were 4c. advance on pre-.
vious prices, Tuesday there was a firmer feeling
IN the market at previous outside prices, and
in some instances holders advanced their pre-.
tentions to &c. u ID. further advance. The only
sale reported was one lot of 10 tierces sugar
cured hams at zoe. % b. Wednesday there were
no sales reported. Shoulders were held at l40
n4c. u ID. Thursday the market was inactive,
but there was no change in prices. To-day there
is only retail business doing at previous prices.
There were no salesof round lots reported We
receipts for the week have been l59 casks and 80
terces, and the exports 27 casks.
LARD-Saturday there was nothing done except
at RETAIL Prime was held at l94c. AZ 10. in tierces
and zoe. In kegs. Monday there was no change
TO notice. Tuesday there was more inquiry, and
prices were firmer. Sales were 227 tierces at l9Jc
" D., is Il cent. tare. Wednesday the market
was quiet and unchanged. Thursday operations
were restricted to 100 kegs at 2Olc y b. Tierces
were held at 1870. u ID. To-day there is nothing
doing. There is scarcity in the supply of kegs,
but that OF tierces is moderate. Prime in tierces
is held at l9sc. and in kegs at 2Okc. u u. The
total receipts for the week foot up 80 terces and
20 Kegs, and the exports 1925 kegs.
Corn MEAL-The supply is limited and holders |
have advanced their asking rates. Sales are now |
made at 81 75@s5 u bbl., according to brand. |
The sales for the week are 700 bbls., of which so
bbls. at "a rs, so and 200 bbls. at 81 49, so bbIs
at "a 30. and 100, 100 and l4O bbls. at IS 8 Dbl,
SPIRITS TURPENTINE-The supply is fair and |
the market firm. II is held at 60065c. 58 gal
Ion for lots in good shipping order.
RosN-Is In fair supply except Of No. 3, which
Is scarce. We now quote No. l at 50 1908 80
No. at 50 rs, No. at So, and Virgin Dip at IS.
Sales 400 bbls.
TAR Barrels are held firm at 81 so for 40 gal.
lon bbs 50 80 for 30 gallon barrels, and 81 25 for
20 gallon bbs.
PITcH-Is held at 81 so % Dbl.
ROsN Oils held firm at 40c. 10 gallon.
LIME-Thomaston and Rockand are in light
supply with fair demand, and prices firm at
|
Cape Lime, full size barrels, is selling at 81 rs;
small barrels Western at 81 7502 d Dbl
VNEGAR-Is dull and selling at lsA922c. for
cider, and 25@273c. for Cincinnati grape.
DRIED BEEF-l6@l6c. ~ ID.
MESS BEEF-HaH bbls. sll 509l2 so, full bbls.
s2l122 so.
LNsEED On,-Is in limited supply, but the de.
nand moderate, and prices are firm. We quote
II 81 80 " gallon.
BREAKFAsr BACoN-l66ls3c.
IRON TIEs-DemaDd moderate at 7374c. u h.
INDIA BAGGNG-Market quiet. JObbing rates
'SQ243c. Kentucky is dull at ls020c p yard.
GUNNY BAGs-There Is moderate stock on
land, with light demand, and prices ruling from
,0@2lc. at retail.
STAR CANDLEs-Are in moderate demand, but
prices remain firm. We quote l7AGlSc. for II o.,
.0@2lo. for IA o., and 23a224c. for full weight.
EGGs-2l@22c. u doZ. Market oVerstocked
FBATHERs-The supply is moderate aud de.
nand increased. Prices firm at 5O@6Oc. for
Western.
BRoOMs-very dull at 90 5O@s3 q dozen.
md Western a s. b Dbl.
DRIED FRUTT-New Apples are selling at n
Csc. y d. Peaches selling at $3.50.
MALAGA FRUITS in good retail demand. The
took Of Lemons is fair, while that of Raisins il |
ght, and prices advanced. We quote Messna |
ranges at Sos u box, Lemons at 81 7505, box
'aisins at 81 1904 so for whole boxes, So I5Ga2 20
or half boxes, and 81 O5@l 10 for quarter boxes.
igs lSG2Oc., and Citron 34D35c. % b.
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|orthern.
COTroN sEED-Heavy supply with moderate de-
land at $l4 u ton.
CnENIcALs-The market is well supplied, and
1ipments from foreign ports are liberal. We
note Soda Ash 3lc. for IS b cent, 4c for so per
snt., Caustic Soda SIC. for 81 per cent, BIZ Carb
oda &c. and Sal Soda SIC. u d. ,
WooL-1he stock is small and demand good.
ury 9@l4c:, native l792Oc., Texas 23G2sc.'
ashed 30@33c.
Coal OIL-Cases are in moderate sunnlv and
quest at 63G56c. u gallon according to brand,
he receipts of Coal Oil in barrels are fair and the
,mand moderate, and we quote 42@45c. in a Job.
ng way.
BALE RoPE-The supply is fair for the demand, :
hich is light. We quote at SG9c. % b.
BEEF ToNGUEs-No demand.
COTTON SEED Oils In fair supply, but with
lily moderate demand at csc. for refined and .
c. y gallon for crude. ,
Ho0P PoLEs-Are in fair supply and good de. Z
and for good poles at $4,000 d 1000 for hogs.
ads, and $50 y 1000 for barrels.
sALToDemand Is good. One cargo sold at +
Az anoat, cash. We now quote coarse from p
arehouse tt2 50G2 So, and from store at 81 go =
90. Fine from warehouse at 81 5O62 IS. and
om store at 81 6O97 Go. Marsella Salt 75CasOc,