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

only alteration noticeable was a slight let-up In
prices in favor OF buyers. Sales were 1000 sacks
at 81 02tG1l O74 for mixed and 81 10 % bushel for
white. Thursday the market continued inactive,
81 02A1l OH for mixed and 81 10 q bushel for
choice white. To-day the heavy receipts have
checked operations; buyers, anticipating de-
cline, are holding of. Sales are 1890 sacks, of
which $50 and 500 sacks mixed at 81 OF. and 100
and 500 sacks white at 81 O5 y bushel. The total
sales of the week are 26 4s5 sacks, the receipts
81 $50 sacks, and the exports 374l sacks.
OATS Saturday the market was quiet but firm
AT full previous prices. The only sale reported
was $50 sacks at S0GS2c y bushel. Monday the
market was dull but unchanged. Sales we're 500
sacks at soc. q bushel. Tuesday there was no
change TO notice. Sales were 500 sacks at 500
SIC u bushel. Wednesday the dizziness continued,
but tsles we're effected Of 500 sacks at previous
inside figures. Thursday there was no change to
notice. Sales we're $50 sacks at soc. e bushel.
To-day the market Is quiet at prices indicating
weakness. Sales are 800 sacks, OF which 200
sacks at 79c., and 100 sacks at SOC. y bushel.
The total sales for the week are 1910 sacks; the
receipts lO.172 sacks. and the exports so sacks
BRAH-Saturdsy the market opened steady with
q supply ample 70 the demand. and prices were
unchanged. Sales were 200 sacks at 81 so % 100
Ms. Monday sales were 400 sacks at previous
figures. Tuesday sales were $50 sacks at 81 so q
100 MS. Wednesday there was only limited job.
, bling trade doing at full previous figures. Thurs
day sales were 200 sacks at 81 so b 100 lbs. To-
day there is nothing doing. JobDing rates are
sill 81 so 300 ms. The total sales for the week are
1850 sacks the receipts 426 sacks, and the ex-
ports 500 sacks.
HAY-Saturday there was moderate demand,
but as the supply was ample prices were IN.
changed. Sales were $50 bales, at sl9022 q ton
for fair to choice Ohio river. Monday the mar
ketwa dull but steady at previous figures Tues
day there was no change TO notice. Wednesday
500 bales ordinary Ohio river sold at $40 b ton.
Thursday there was only limited jobbing trade
doing al previous prices. To-day the market is
quiet and dull, with only limited demand at pre-
vious figures. The total sales for the week are
$50 bales receipts 1922 bales, and the exports 100
bales.
PoRK-Saturdsy the market opened dull and
depressed, while prices were unsettled and tending
down. Sales were 500 bbs. at k29 20 % Dbl. Mon
day the market was inactive, bat rates were not
quotsbly changed. Sales were 275 bbls. at $500
20 rs y Dbl for mess. Tuesday the demand was very
light, but previous prices were maintained. Sales
were 272 bbls. at $29029 % q Dbl. Wednesday
the market continued dull and prices were I'M
settled. Sales $50 bbls. at s29 81 Dbl. for mess,
S27 for prime mess, and s25 for Pumps. Thurs
day the market was dull and prices declined fully
26c. b Dbl. Sales were confined TO SO bbls. mess
at $2S IS b Dbl. To-day there is no improve
ment. The market continues dull, but prices are
unchanged. The total sales of the week are 1850
bbls.; the receipts 1858 bbls., and the exports
535 bbls. ..-.sl 800,
BAoos--saturday the market was dull and prices
0IOOpibRg anu operations were CODHueQ ALMOST eQ-
trey to retail trade 81 $780, for shoulders, l64c.
for clear rib sides and l7ae. u b for clear sides.
Sales were 10 casks sugar cured hams at 2lc. d
ID. Monday there was fair supply but no de-
mspd, and prices we're unsettled. Sales we're
casks shoulders and IL tierces hams on private
terms. Tuesday the inquiry continued restricted
and prices were unchanged. There were no sales
reported. Wednesday the market continued dull
and unsettled. Sales were So casks at 1910. % b
fof shoulders. l63c. for clear rib sides, l4c. for
afd nd e. 4
hams. Thursday, beyond jobbiLg trade. there
was but little doing under this heading. Previous
prices, however, were maintained. Sales were 81
tierces hams at 20s@2le. " b. To-day casks
shoulders sold at $780,, % n. Shoulders are re-
failing at l32o., clear rib sides at l6ac., and clear
sides at l7to. y b. The total sales for the week
are IS casks and AZ terces; the receipts 260 casks
and sO3 tierces, and the exports 50 casks.
LARD-Saturday the market was firm at full
figures with only moderate supply and fair de-
mand. Sales were SO tierces and 100 kegs at l9B
<G20c. n ID. Monday there was no variation to
notice in rates. Sales were l75 tierces at l94c.,
and rs kegs at 204c. u b. Tuesday the demand
and supply were unchanged. Sales were 100
tierces az l9tc. and "a kegs at 20020ao. D b.
Wednesday there was more inquiry noticeable at
fuller prices. sales were l60 tierces at l9&12Oc,
and 449 kegs at 204@203c. ~ D.. Thursday, with
4 moderate supply on hand, especially of tierces
and only limited demand. prices were weaker.
Sales were 10 tierces at l9l92Oc. u b. To-day,
100 tierces at stc., and so kegs at 204c., and 20
kegs at 203c. u ID. The total sales for the week
are US tierces and 66S kegs the receipts are 325 Il
tierces and 772 kegs, and the exports 2I7S kegs.
Corn MEAL-The market has been quiet and |
steady throughout. with moderate receipts and |
air inquiry at 81 1905 y Dbl. for choice kiln
Tried. II
SPIRIrs TURPENTIEs-The supply is fair and |
he market firm. IL Is held at SOC. b gal.
on for lots IN good shipping order.
Dx.rnww L h g.. n
3 scarce We now quote No. at 50 1908 so,
So. at s36D3 rs, No. 8 at So, and Virgin Dip at
'5. Sales 400 bbls. Common No. 2 at SO % Dbl.
TAR Barrels are held firm at 50 so for 80 gal
on bills. and 81 rs for 20 gallon bbls. = /
PITcH-ls held at 81 5O01s5 y Dbl. ~
RosN 0M-ls held firm at 40c. ~ gallon. /
J LIMB-Thomaston and Rockland are in light
upply with q fair demand, and prices firm at
Y 1901 so y barrel for small lots; by cargo s..
)ape Lime, full size barrels, Is selling at 81 rs
mall barrels Western at 81 1902 b Dbl.
yMEGAE-ls dull and selling at lssG22c. for
ider, and 25@27Sc. for Cincinnati grape.
DRIED BEEF-l60l6c. D. n. = ...r
NESS BEEF-Hal bbls. sll 50Gl2 so, full bbls.
2lQt22 so. ...... Hr.. .... ID t-. 80. .r --r |
LIssErD on.-sl lS@l l7s . gallon; retailing
L 81 rs. rrf r.. I-.f -.r- -r.'..0 - /
BRkAKFAsr BAcos-l7a0lsc.
IRON TIEs-Demand moderate at 7174c. q b.
INDIA BAGGRo--Msrket quiet. Jobbing rates
36D24Ac. Kentucky is dull at l8(n2Oc a ward.
GUNNY BA6s-There is q moderate stock on
and. with light demand, and prices ruling from
062lc. at retail. .n 81 rr 49,
STAR CAsDLEs-Are in moderate demand but
riees remain firm. We quote l7tG1lSc. for l2oz.,
0@2lc. for IA o.. and 23212le. tor full weight.
E0Gs-l5@l6c. u doz. Market overstocked.
FkArHkRs-Tbe supply is moderate and de.
nand increased. Prices firm at 5O060c. for
Western. 1-
BRoems-,very dull at 50 5ONs3 p iozen.
ONIoNs-in light supply at IS 1906 for Creole
nd Western at g. u Dbl.
DRIED FHuIr-New apples, market well sup
lied. and dull at 7@7i BB.
MALAGA FRuIT-ls in good retail demand. The
lock OF Lemons is fair, while that OF Raisins is
ght, and prices advanced. We quote Messna
ranges at SS6S so u box Lemons at IS 50n6, box
aisins at 81 1904 so for whole boxes, 81 l5612 20
y half boxes, and 81 O5@l 10 for quarter boxes.
igs lSG20c., and Citron 34135c. III n.
BEASs-sl9@20 for Western; $23@25 for
orthern. - ,
Co1Eos sEED--Heavy supply with moderate de.
land st STA ~ ton. M
CHEMIoALs--The market is well supplied, and
lipments from foreign ports are liberal We
note Soda Ash SIC. for as % cent, 4c for so per
snt-, Oaustc Soda SIC. for 81 per cent, Bi-Carb
1da III and Soda n .