The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-10-14

day At 62c. q bushel. Receipts since last week
1877 sacks, sales 1880 sacks. and exporu i00 70
Texas. 2sO to Florida and 1851 l to New York:
BRAN-Has been in very little request during
the past three days. and transactions have, In the
absence OF any supply on the levee, been con-
fined to store. with sales to-day Of zoo sacks at
81 Is y 100 lbs. Receipts 1856 SACKS; sales 500
sacks; exports l6 sacks TO Florida and 400 sacks
HAY-Trausactio continue to be confined to
jobbing lots Receipts have been light during
the last four days, and embrace only 4os bales.
week, are unchanged, and We continue to quote
prime to choice Western ct $25@B - ton. and
note sale TO- day of $50 bales choice St. Louis at
s2s. Sales since Friday last $50 bales, and ex-
PoBK.The market opened quiet but firm on
Saturday last at $3l Is for in lots and $32 Is
at retail. On Monday, with an improved demand,
prices were advanced ESQ.,. and sales In q round
way we're made at $32 and $50 so ct retail. To.
day so and 100 bbls. mess were sold at $32, and
the market closes quiet but firm ct last quoted
figures for round lots, and $50 so In retail way.
Receipts during the past four days were very
light and embrace only $40 bbls. Sales IN same
time AIS bbls, and exports 70 bbls. to Florida.
uBAcoN-Snce Friday last the market has con-
tiDued quiet, with only moderate business In
jobbiDg way. Prices were advanced to. D.. on
Monday, but transactions day indicate decline
in rates governing the market ct the close of the
previous week; and We now quote shoulders 100
i34c, clear ribbed sides l60l6tc., clear sides IL
0l7Ac., and sugar cured hams l902lc. ~ ID.
sales to-day embrace 20 casks clear sides ct III.
do. ct l7&c.. and 8 casks clear ribbed sides at
ictvs y -. n>ssapAs sinea Friday last were 1886
casks. Sales So casks and 40 tierces and exports
8 casks to Florida.
during the last four days. Operations continue to
be of very limited character ct rates which have
for some time governed the market. We note sale
to day of 20 terces prime at 2Oc, and continue to
quote prime in tierces 100000, and in kegs 81 ia
a2c. q b. Receipts since Friday last nome Sales
IS terces and 325 kegs: Exports tierces to
Florida, 10 to Texas and IL to Havana:
Corn MEAL-Receipts are light and with only
moderate stock the demand continues to be con-
fined to small lots, with very little inquiry In
round way. Choice kiln dried is jobbing from
store at 81 37& and retailing at 81 so b Dbl.
SPIRITS TuRPKNrmB-The supply is light and in
only retail demand. 1t is offered in lots at 40c. D
RosIr-Ihe stock on hand light and in good de.
mAnd. particularly pale. We quote pale 81 No. !
at So; No. 2, 81 so, and common, 81 rs.
TAR-Is very dull for small packages, but there
Z good shipping demand for 40 gallon bbls. at
PITCH is scarce and in good demand at "a D
Dbl.
RosN On-Continues firm at Soc. . gallon.
slight and prices quoted last week govern the
market. Thnnsston and Rockland, in small lots,
command 81 2592 so y bbi., Cape Lime 81 70,
Western 81 y Dbl.
NINEGAR-Inero ID no oemdnu. We QuOte BEST
cider 2O@223c., Cincinnati grape 25@30c. y gal.
MESS BKEF-Hal bbls. Sill so, full bbls. $40
@$2l so.
LNsEED On-sl 1901 20 % gallon; retailing at
81 35.
BREAKFAST BAcoN-ls@lsc. q n.
IRON TIEs-There is good retail demand at
6s@7c. y n. according to patent.
INDIA BAGGIHG.-With better demand, holders
are firm at 23A@24c. for round lots For rolls the
jobbing rates are 22sc.; for bales 24@244c. for
Ro N r0l in
Kentucky begging continues in good retail de-
msnd, and We quote 20022c. for hand loom and
24026c. for power loom, according to quality.
UuNNY BAGs-The stock on hand Is very light
aud In good demand. and prices rule from 2l4c
for round lots and 22ac. at retail.
STAR CANDLEs-Are in little or No demand. but
prices remain firm. We quote -@lSc. for IL o.,
-@2lc. for IA o., and --@24c. for full weight:
demand; fresh Western are selling at 40@45c. D
FEArHlEs-Ths supply is moderate and de.
mand light. Prices firm at ss@9oc; for Western.
BRoeMs-very dull ct 81 500s3 b iozen.
ONIoNs-Are in good demand at $500.
BALE RUrB-Tho stooh on hand ia light for tina
demand, which is good. We quote at Sc: for
round lots and 93c. ID b. retail for good machine.
COTTON SEED Oils In fair supply, but with
only q moderate demand ct 81 for refined and
soc. y gallon for crude.
Door PoLEs-Are In large supply and little de-
nand for good poles at SIS D 1000 for hogs
SALr-The demand is fair-prices unchanged.
end We now quote coarse from warehouse 81 Is
az 20; fine from do. 81 5000 IS; coarse from
store 81 3o@2 IS, and fine from do. 81 45@2 so.
WHIsKY-The stock is very light and in few
hands. Receipts are small and demand good.
We quote common Western rectfed at 81 IS %
gallon. Bourbon 81 7502 rs.
RICE-Louisisna is scarce and selling at ei093c.
for fair to choice; Carolinas, the stock In first
hands Is very light, and prices ere firm at l2Ac.;
India ct l0@l03c.
CorFEE-in active demand, at unchanged prices.
We give the cloeing rates of the market as fol-
10 sims ss large sG S: aiS &c. CURRENCY
BuTTER-The stock Of choice is fair, but the de-
mand is very moderate. We quote choice Wes-
tern at $685., inferior do. 25Q27ac, choice
Goshen 45046c., and inferior do. 38040c. ~ ID.
LARD OIL-The market is firm with good de.
mand for winter strained at 81 50@tl IS .
CHEEsE-Is in moderate demand at IN.
changed prices. We quote Western Re-
serve and factory l6@lsc. inferior do. l2@l5c.;
Northern cream sG20c., and Northern English
Dairy ls@20c. y b.
EscULENTs-Good Potatoes are scarce and in
fair demand; choice Western are selling at $50
IS Is, st. Louis 50 So@4. Apples are se@7 o
Cow PKAs-Are very scarce at So D bushel.
SOUR KRoUT-$l2 50t6l3 b Dbl.
CABBAGEs-$l5@sls % hundred.
GREEN PEAs-$l0 50@$ll D Dbl.
10c. u b. for new.
MALAGA FRUIT Lemons continue scarce and
are ruling at s6@8 % box. The stock Of Raisins
Ia also very light and no stock in 6rst hands. We
quote the following figures for small lots Raj
sins, full boxes "a IS, half boxes 81 so, quarter
BSAxsNsis for western: $40 for choice white
NorsAera. Choice red s22@s23.
Co1ToN sEED-Heavy supply with moderate de-
msnd at $l4 y ton.
CHsxIcALs-The market is well supplied, and
shipments from foreign ports are liberal. We
quote Soda Ash $50. for IS % cent, &c. for so per
cent, Caustic Soda SIC. for 81 per cent, Bi-Carb
Soda &c. and Sal Soda SIC. " h.
WO0L-uorK0y cUut1uuoB- bs~s.-pS
light. No stock Of any consequence. We note
sales of bales Texas unwashed ct 32&c., and one
sack washed at 40c. D h.
Coal Om-Cases are in moderate supply and
request at 4S052c. u gallon according to brand.
The receipts Of Coal Oil in barrels are fair and the
demand moderate, and we quote 37t 04Oc. In job
bling way.
FREreHTs-Are quiet but steady. The amount
of foreign tonnage in port is light and the demand
cannot be regarded as better than moderate to
any point. Rates also irregular, and it is diff
cult, II not impossible, to obtain reliable quota
fiora ciallv nv calling voaaala Aa annroxi.