The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-06-13

and 2079 sacks at 81. $40 sacks white mixed a.
81 OIL $50 sacks white at 81 OF, and 200 and 800
sacks white at 81 05. " bushel. The total sales
for the week have been 81 ,339 sacks. the receipts
rs, 1854 sacks, ard the exports 5649 sacks.
OATs-The market opened with fair supply
and limited demand and prices were dropping (;
as the week advanced, however, the supply be.
came reduced and holders advanced their figures;
the week when, there being no receipts Of con.
sequence, buyers came forward and operated 70 a
limited extent at holders prices, the market clos.
ing steady at 7sc. d bushel. Sales to-day are 800
sacks, Of which 100 and 200 sacks at 78c. IL
bushel. The total sales for the week are 4324
sacks, and the receipts zoos sacks.
BRAs-The mrket has been quiet and unchanged
throughout The supply, although limited, was
fully equal TO the demand, and prices remained
steadys 81 450l so q 100 Bs. Operations to-
day embrace $50 sacks at 81 so y 100 Bs. The
total sales for the week have been 1900 sacks,
and the receipts 29l sacks.
HAY-The market has been quiet and dull
throughout. The supply in the lower grades has
been ample and neglected, while choice mas been
scarce and In request at s2Ogh ton. The
total sales for the week have been 1850 bales.
There have been no receipts and only l62 bales
PoRK-At the opening of the week there was
no movement whatever under this heading and
prices were unsteady at s28 rs D Dbl. for mess.
As the week advanced, however, holders became
frmer under favorable advices from the West,
and advanced their prices, and as the week closes
we find a steady and firm market at an advance
Of full SOC. y Dbl. since Saturday. Sales to-day
have been 1856 bbls., of which so, so, rs and 200
bbls. at t29 rs % Dbl. The total sales for the
week have been 1918 bbls.; the receipts 167
bbls, and the exports 80 bbls.
BAcoE-There has not been much movement TO
notice under this heading. The market opened
dull and weak, but later there was evidence Of
speculative feeling and prices were frmer, aud
though not higher still we're tending up. Shoulders
were held firm at 1910, clear rib sides at 1916,
and clear sides at IL 10. a D.. Sales to-day were
restricted to rs tierces sugar cured hams, to ar
rive, at 2lc. y n The total sales for the week
have been 1893 casks and 63 tierces the receipts
SO casks and IL tierces, and the exports As casks.
LARD The market opened steady at l9c. u b
for prime In terces and 20lc. for kegs. Later,
however, there was some weakness and prices de.
clined 4D3c. % D., but as the week closed holders
became frmer and their prices returned to the
opening rates, at which the market closed steady.
Operations today are restricted to 200 terces
prime at lslc' y b. The total sales Of the week
have been 440 tierces and 245 kegs; the receipts
100 tierces and the exports s34 kegs.
Corn MEAL-The supply is limited and With
fair demand prices are firmer and faller than at
the opening Of the week, choice kiln dried being
now held firm at IS % Dbl. The sales for the week
have been 1850 bbls. at "a 80Q15 d Dbl.
SPIRITS TURPKNTISB-The supply is fair and
the market firm. II is held at SOC. b gal
Ion for lots In good shipping order.
RosIS-ls 10 fair supply, except OF No. 3. which
Is scarce. We now quote No. l at SO 1908 so,
No. 2 at s3@3 rs, No. 8 at SO, and Virgin Dip at
s.. Sales 400 bbls. Common No. at So u Dbl.
TAR Barrels are held firm at 50 so for 80 gal
Ion bbs. and 80 Is for 20 gallon bbls.
PITcH-Is held at 81 500s5 q Dbl.
ROsN Oils held firm at 4Oc. u gallon.
LIME-Thomaston aud Rockand are in light
supply with fair demand, and prices firm at
81 250l2 so ~ barrel for small lots; by cargo g.
Cape Lime, full size barrels, is selling at 81 rs
small barrels Western at 81 1902 b Dbl
VNKGAR-Is dull and selling at lsA922c. for
cider, and 25@27ac. for Cincinnati grape.
DRIED BEEF-l501l6c. u h.
MESS BEEF-Hal bbls. 81 500l2 so, full bbls.
LSsEED on-sl 2S@l 80 o gallon; retailing
at 81 50.
BREAKFAST BAcoH-l7A0l8c.
IRON TIEs-Demand moderate at 76e73c. 70 u.
INDIA BAGGIEG-Market quiet. JobbIng rates
23Q243c. Kentucky is dull at ls@20c. % yard.
GUNEY BAGs-There Is q moderate stock on
hand, with light demand, and prices ruling from
STAR CASDLEs-Are In moderate demand, but
prices remain firm. We quote l746ll8c. for IL o.,
20@2lc. for IA o., and 23A624c. for full weight.
EGGs-l5@l6c. u doz. Market overstocked.
FEATHERs-The supply is moderate and de-
mand increased. Prices firm at 5006Oc. for
Western.
BEoeMs-very dull at 81 5O@ss % iozen.
0NIoSs-ln light supply at 1905 so for Creole
and Western at s. ~ Dbl.
DRIED FRUTT-New Apples, market well sup-
Piled and dull at 70. " b.
MALAGA FKUIr-Is in good retail demand. The
stock Of Lemons is light, while that Of Raisins is
fair, and prices advanced. We quote Lemons at 81,
box Rasins at 81 4O@4 so whole boxes, 81 l502 20
for half boxes. and 81 05@l 10 for quarter boxes.
Figs lSG20c., and CitrOn 34035e. % b. ..-..-
BEASs-sl9@2O for Western; s23@25 for
Northern.
CoTToN sEkD-Heavy supply with moderate de-
mand at $l4 ~ ton.
CHEmCALs-The market is well supplied and
shipments from foreign ports are liberal. We
quote Soda Ash SIC. for IS ~ cent, &c. for so per
cent, CaustIc Soda SIC. for 81 per cent, BiCarb
Soda &c. and Sal Soda SIC. " d.
rWooL-1he stock is small and demand good,
Bury .9@l4c., native l7@20c., Texas 2S92Sc.,
washed 306133c.
CeAL om-Cases are in moderate supply and
request at 63@55c. q gallon according TO brand.
The receipts of Coal Oil in barrels are fair and the
demand moderate, and we quote 4O942c. in job |
bling way.
BALE RoPE-The supply is fair for the demand,
which is light. We quote at 5000. D d.
BEEF ToHGUEs-No demand.
CoTToS SEED Oils 10 fair supply but with
only moderate demand at 95c.@sl 10 for re-
fined and zoe. u gallon for crude.
HoOP PoIEs-ATe in fair supply and good de-
mand for good poles at $50G60 u 1000 for hogs
heads, and $50 % 1000 for barrels.
SALT-The demand "a good for the interior.
500 sacks coarse and $50 fine sold yesterday at
81 so cash round ut warehouse. No cargoes
afoat offering. We now quote coarse from
warehouse at 81 50G2 IS, and from store at 81 60
az 65. Fine from warehouse at 81 5002 IS. and
from store at 81 60@z 65. Marsella Salt 75@S0c.
" bushel.
WHIsKY-Western is In good supply but dull at
31@45c. y gallon in bond, according to proof
The stock of Louisiana is light, with fair de-
msnd. II is quoted in bond 35@40c., according
TO proof.
RICE-Louisisnais scarce and selling at s40lltc.
for fair to choice; Carolinas, the stock in first
hands is very light, and prices are firm at l2e.;
India at l0@lO5c.
CoFFEE-ls in good demand and prices firm az
l50lSc., gold, for common to choice, and 2lG
25c. in currency.
BUTTER-ls now offering at 2l6D27; the latter
figure In retail way by the single package.
Goshen 35c. Il h. No demand.
CHKEsE-Demand moderate. Market well sup
piled but dull at the following figures W. |
factory l6@l6c.; cream l79lsc., Northern E. d. |
ls@20c., and Western l6@l7c. b 10.
LARD OIL-The market IS poorly supplied with |