The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-10-03

mixed and white corn. Receipts for the week
were IL SOL sacks. Sales Sal sacks. Exports
zoo to Havana and 900 to Florida.
OATs-The market upon the opening day OF the |
week under review was dull and quiet, with very /
little demand, and prices continued to decline
until Wednesday last when operations disclosed |
considerable animation aud prices on that day |
we're advanced fully &c. ~ bushei. with light
offerings and better demand rates were advanced
yesterday TO CSC. u bushel-an advance OF iuiiy
sc. as compared with last weeks closing rates
Operation to-day were broughtito stand still by
the continuous rain and in the absence OF any |
transactions that would indicate rates we quote
oats finn at 6S@65c o bushel Receipts since Fri-
day last were 1886. Sales, 2l5 sacks, and ex-
ports 500 sacks; of which 80 were for Florida,
GAO for Havana and 1929 for New York.
BACoN-Dullness has continued 10 be the pre-
vailing feature Of this portion OF the provision
market ,ihoughout the week just closed. With an
ample supply on hand at the close OF the previous
week receipts have since increased the supply TO
a very large extent; while the demand has not on
any one day exhibited anything IN excess OF avery
moderate retail business, and rates have declined
from 4@sc. ~ h. since our last weekly review.
We now 1note shoulders l2l0l3lc.; clear ribbed
sides l5y@l64c.: clear sides l640l7c., and sugar
cured hams lsG20c. f3 ID. Receipts embrace
zoos casks and SIS tierces. Sales ITO casks and
tierces. Exports 227 casks and tierees; Of
which SO were for Texas "a for Florida and 10
for Havana. $500,
LARp-Ihe market has undergone very little
change curing the week just closed. Receipts
were light but ample 10 meet the demand which
continues to be moderate. Rates have under
gone very little change. although prime in kegs
does not, owing. TO an ample supply now in the
market, rule as high as last week, and We now
quote prime in tierces 100000, and in kegs ~
@22c. u b. Receipts for the week embrace l5S
tierces and 1928 kegs. Sale 100 uerces and Duo
kegs. Exports 50 tierces to New York; 80 tierces
:nd 400 ksss to Texas; tierces to Florida and
tierces to Havana.
BBAE-With only moderate receipts and little
demand during the week just closed. the market
has undergone very little change as compared
with that of the closing day of last week. Prices
continued to decline until Tuesday last, when the
lowest point was reached at 81 10 q 100 bs; and
| on Wednesday, with a very scaht supply, prices
advanced TO 81 l7s, since which time the levee
has been bare OF any stock. and, consequently,
we have DO sales TO report Receipts for the week
were 1918 sacks sales 225O and exports SAT sacks
HAY-Has been in very little demand since Fri
| day last Receipts continue to be light, while
! business is confined to jobbiDg and retail lots,
| without any animation whatever In round way.
| The week closes without any Offering on the land.
| ing, and we now quote prime Ohio river s23 and
I prime ST Louis s25 t. ton. Receipts were only
926 bales. Sales l465 bales, and exports 50 bales
| TO Havana. .-
| PoRK-Has ruled quiet but steady throughout
| the week, without any change in rates, but with
| some little improvement in the demand. Move
| ments have been generally Of very moderate
character, and receipts continue to be very light
| Holders do not appear TO be anxious to force the
4 III
| we continue to quote mess $50 509s3l y bbl..
according to quality. Receipts foot up 1888 bbls;
sales ll50 bbs., and exports 1913 bbls, divided as
| follows: SO to Florida and 100 to Mobile.
Com MEALS in only moderate supply while
the demand l. light. We quote choice kiln dried 10
lots at from 81 so on the landing, and 81 10 in
| retail way.
srR1rs TrRPENTNE-T The supply is light and in
only retail demand. 1t is ohsred in lots at 4Oc. u
RosIK-The stock on hand light aud in good de.
mand, particularly pale. We quote pale 81; No.
TAR1Is very dull, and 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 IL q
Dbl.
RosIS On-Continues firm at &c. o gallon.
LIxE-with fair supply, the demand has been
slight and prices quoted last week govern the
| market. Thomaston and Rockand, 10 small lots,
command 50 25@2 so y bbi., Cape Lime - 70,
Western 81 Il Dbl.
cider 2O@22lc., Cincinnati grape 25@3Oc. q gal.
MISS BEEF-Hali bbls. sll 90, full bbls. $40
@s2l so.
81 IS.
BREAKFAST BAcoS-lsc. q u.
IRON TIEs-There is a good retail demand at
6I@7c. T. 10, according to patent
| INDIA BAGGING.-With q better demand, holders
are firm at 23s@24c. for round lots. For rolls the
jobbing rates are 224c.; for bales 2402iac.; for
Blanket BaggiDg 2lc. In rolls and 26c In baies'
Kentucky bagging continues IN good retail ae,
mend, and we quote 20022c. for hand loom and
24@26c. for power loom, according to quality.
| GUNNY BAGs-The stock on hand is very light
aud in good demand. and prices rule from Il 40
for round lots and 224c. at retail.
| STAR CANDLEs-Are in little or No demand, but
prices remain firm. We quote -9lsc. for IL OF.
| -@2lc. for IA o., and --@24c. for full weight.
EGes- Market scantily supplied, with fan
demand; fresh Western are selliag at 2O024c. 3
doz., or sl7@l6 % Dbl.
FEATHERs-The supply is moderate and de-
mand light. Prices firm at s5@90c. for Western
BRoeHs-very dull at 81 5oGsS q iozen.
ONIoNs-Are In good demand at siCGf %.
BALE RoPE-Tbe stock on hand is light for the
| demand, which is good. We quote at &c. fol
round lots and 9ac. u b. retail for good machine
CoTroN SEED Oils in fair supply, but viii
only a moderate demand at 81 for refined and
SOC. q gallon for crude.
BooP PoLEs-Are in large supply and little de-
mand for good poles at s75 b 1000 for hogs
heads, and $30@35 u 1000 for barrels.
| SALT-Prices, owing TO the light demand anC
| heavy receipts and cargoes TO arrive being ofer
from warehouse 81 1902 20; fine from do
50 3092 IS; coarse from store 81 3OG2 IS, and
fine from do. 81 45@2 so. Two cargoes of Liv
erpool sold on private terms.
| WHIsKY-The stock is very light and in few
hands. Receipts are small and demand good
We quote common Western recuded at 81 I5Q
RIcEeLouisiana Is scarce and selling at sGlotc
|
hands lie very light, and prices are firm at l2sc.
India at l09l0sc.
CoFFEE-in limited demand, and prices are firm
We give the closiDg rates of the market as fol
lows: l3@l6lc., gold. duty paid, for ordinar
| to prime in large lots 2l4@25sc. in currency
, | BuTTER-With q large stock the marke
continues dull and We quote choice Western .
, 3l@32c. nominaly: inferior 25G2Ic: Sales ,
packages at 25c.; choice Goshen 44046c., an
} | inferior Northern 34d9so. T. b.
) LARD Ou-The market is well supplied, with
, moderate demand for winter strained at u 4oc
D 81 As II gallon.
CHEESE Is in moderate demand at "
| changed prices. We quote Western Re
! | serve and factory 160lsc.; inferior do. l2Dl5c
|, Northern cream lsG20e., and Northern Engs
, | Dairy lsQ20c. 4 b.
Reconsideration Potatoes are selling Q
E | s404 80. Apples are s46D6 p Dbl.
D, Cow PEAs-Are very scarce at 50 e bushel.
GREEN PEAs-$l00$ll ~ Dbl.
' Sour KRoUr-sl2 q Dbl.
oAHnAGEs-$ l2@sl5 u hundred.
a DRIED FRUIr-ApPies are in light demand Q
a | l0c. y %. for new.
1 MALAGA FRUIr- Lemons continue scarce an