The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-04-04

Decrease '''' '''''' ss :; ias77
Rsceivsd since Yesterday. sg ~ ~,
Escsfvsd prevousy
a7i1
xxporssd since YESTERDAY. ASA
Exported previously CLASSICS
ssss a. hs,d and on shpboszd this % 264
The exports this evening include n bales for
Bordeaux. 1863 bales for Narva, and 1858 bales
FIcuR-Ibe market Saturday was quiet with
but little inquiry for shipments OF for the trade.
Prices however, were unchanged. Sales we're
2II0 bbIs. at IS rs for fne. 50 s73 for superfne.
$40 single extra $40 SO fox there was an sct-
i've local demand with some little inquiry for ship
ment, but prices were unchanged. Sales were
26l7 bbls. Tuesday the market was quiet, with
greater irmness in prices. There had beer no re-
ceipts since Saturday. and the stock on hand was
only fair. Sales were s4s bbls. at full prices.
"wednesday the market was steady, with good
jobbipg demand. Double extra and the grades
below were scarce and 10 request, aud prices were
firm. Sales were 1915 bbls., at SO for fine, SO IS
oslo 70 for double extra, si2@I2 rs for treble
do. ard sl4. $l4 500l5 for choice. Thursday
there was an active jobbing demand, but the
sorfment was of too limited q character TO induce
heavy operations. Superfne was scarce and
commanded better prices. Sales were lls0 bbls.
moderate inquiry, but the stock is still light and
prices remain firm. Sales are 1929 bbls., Of which
$50 treble extra and 800 choice on private terms;
100 on its merits at 50; 500 fine at 50 IS; 81 su.
perfne at $40: 100 double extra at $ll 25 100
treble extra st $l2 IS; so do at $l2 so; loo and
l25 choice family at SIS, and $50 bbis. do. at
$l5 so 10 Dbl. We now quote fine at 5000 Is.
superfne at $40. double extra SllQll rs, low
treble extra sll 500l2, medium do $l2 50@l3 SO
and choice at $l4 500lo y Dbl.
CoRS-Saturday the market opened with fair
demand but light supply. Expected arrivals.
however, kept the prices ia check. Sales we're
$50 sacks at 81 023@l 05 u per bushel. Monday
the receipts were only moderate and tae demand
continued active, while holders were firm in theic
asking rates. sales were 9613 sacks at 81 0e3.
81 03, 81 O40$l 05 u bushel. Tuesday opera
tons we're restricted by the light supplies, while
prices remained firm. Sales were 1890 sacks at
bushei for yellow. Wednesday the supply was
limited and the demand active; prices were
frmer sales were $3.50 ct previous prices.
Thursday the landing was nearly bare Of supplies.
but with . fair demand holders were enabled 10
maintain their views. Sales were $500 sacks ct
full figures To day operations are restricted for
want Of supplies. There Is . good inquiry, and
holders are firm, and in some instances have ad-
vspced their asking rates. Sales are limited TO
1900 sacks, of which 100, 800 and 500 sacks at
81 05, and 600 sacks white at 81 073 ~ bushel.
OATs-The market opened Saturday with
light supply and fair demand, and prices tending
upward. sales we're 1880 sacks ct va, 7S0s0c
~ bushel. Monday the market was quiet aud
firm, with sales Of SOC sacks at 7s0s0c u busheI.
Tuesday the market was quiet The supply on
the landing was nearly exhausted, and prices were
tending up. Sales were $50 sacks at full prices.
Wednesday there was no change to notice. Sales
were 1850 sacks at 7s@S0c. Il bushel Thursday
the market was quiet and 6rm with only limited
supplies. Sales were s95 sacks ct soc. ~ bushel
To-day the landing is bare of supplies, the market
is Quiet and firm, while sales are 5000 sacks, Of
which 7C0. 1000 and 1900 sacks at SOC. % oushel.
BRAS-The market Saturday was duh aud mac.
sacks at 81 go u 100 1bs Monday the market was
unchanged. Sales we're 400 sacks at previous
prices. Tuesday the market was dull. Wednes
day there was but moderate inquiry and prices
were steady. Sales were 200 sacks at 81 SO b 100
Ms. Thursday the market was quiet and steady
with sales Of $50 sacks at previous prices To-
day the market is inactive, prices however are un-
changed.
'Hsr-The market opened Saturday with a
frmer feeling upoB the part Of holders and prices
were looking up. Sales were los bales at SCI b
ton. Monday the market was quiet and steady at
previous figures with sales Of 500 bales at SIS for
fair Western and $zl for prime do. Tuesday the
market was quiet and inactive, and prices were
dropping. Wednesday the market was quiet,
with falling of in the demand and prices were
lower. Sales were 975 bales at SIT for ordinary,
and $40 n ton for fair Ohio river. Thursday we
noticed no change. Sales we're $50 bales at $lS0
sl9 q ton. To-day the market Is quiet and mac
tive while prices are unchanged. Sales 25c bales
prime Ohio river at SIS so % BON. ~
PoRK-Saturday the market opened quiet and
heavy, but prices were nominaily unchanged.
Sales were 500 bbs. at $26 rs b Dbl. from the
lsnding and s26 so from store. Monday the mar
ket was unsteady. There was fair retail nusi-
ness done. but buyers Of round lots operated eau
tiously. Sales were $40 bbls. at $25, SIC and
SIG SO p Dbl. Tuesday there was q frmer feeling
in the market and considerable looking around,
while at retail quite an active business was done.
Sales were 5l5 bbls. ct $26 IS y Dbl. for mess.
Wednesday there was better feeling noticeable
with fair and general inquiry, and prices were
frmer. Sales were 200 bbls mess at S26 IS. Thurs
day the market vas firm and prices were looking up.
Sales we're 264 bbls. at s23 so tor prime mess and
$26 75@z7 for mess. To-day the market Is active,
buyers are looking around more freely, and prices
rule with an upward tendency. Sales are 265 bbls.
as follows: Is bbls prime mess at s23 so, 100 and
100 bbls mess at ST. and 40 bbls. do. at s27 IS b
Dbl. Mess is now held firm at $27@27 rs y Dbl.
BAcoS-Ssturdsy the market was quiet and
dull and prices were tending downward. We
heard Of no transactions. Monday there was 9
moderate business doing ct retail, but little or
nothing In round lots. The only sales reported
being Il casks clear rides at I55c, and 10 tierces
sugsr-cured hams at l9ic. y d. Tuesday there
WAS a fair inquiry for clear sides, but shoulders
were dull and prices were tending down. saes
including casks shoulders at 12c., Is casks clear
nib sides at and 10 casks clear sides at l64c.
~ n. Wednesday the market was more active
and prices were frmer, though not quotabIy
higher. Thursday there was steady and active
jobbipg demand throughout and prices advanced
i@2c u 10 all round. To-day there Is increased
activity and prices are still higher, with con.
tinued upward tendency. Sales are Isl casks and
rs tierces, as follows: s, II, II and 20 casks
shoulders at lac; 80 and so casks clear rib sides
at l5c casks do. at l63c.; 10 casks rib sides at
l5lc.. and casks clear sides at l7sc. q D., and
26 iierces sugar-cured hams at l9c. y b.
LABD-There has been no change to notice
under this heading. The market has been quiet
throughout. The stock IL light and the demand
moderate, while prices remain unchanged. Sales
to-day are 60 kegs at l7ic. . D. Prime 10 tierces
il held firm at l72c, and in kegs at 10. q ID.
SPIRITS TrRPKSrNE-The supply is fair and
the market firm. 1t is held firm at CSC. y gal
Ion for lots in good shipping order.
RosIS-Is in fair supply. except o. No. 5. which
IL scsrce. We now quote No. at IS SO, No. 81
IS rs, No. at IS and Virgin Dip at s.. We hear1
of sales Of the latter at that figure.
TAR-Bsrrels are held firm Ct a 50 for 20 gal
Ion bbs IS SO for 50 gallon barrels and 81 Is fol-
20 gallon bbls.
PIrcH-Is selling a Is b Dbl.
RosrS 0IL-Is held Ct 4Oc. y gallon.
LME-Thomaston and Rockiand are in light
snnnlu Nth n fair Sorrana and Dricea ara Arm a