The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-09-30

this branch of the provision market. Business
continues TO be confined to retail transactions and
does not disclose any movement whatever In
round way. Holders, under advices from the
West became somewhat more hrm In their views
on Saturday last, though transactions since do not
. indicate any quotable change, and we still quote
Friday foot up 1881 bbls sales SEQ bbls.; exports
BAcos~The market since Friday last has con
tlnued dull, and prices, owing to heavy and regu
lar receipts during the last four days. have
stesfIIly declined, while offerings OF round lots
have been neglected and transactions confined to
a light jobbiDg and retail business, We quote
shoulders l23@l34c., ribbed sides l590l6c..
zoe. a. n. Receipts during the last four days
were 697 casks and 424 tierces. Sales 40 casks
and 60 tierces. Exports %, of which 81 casks
were sent to Florida, and 80 casks and 90 tierces
were sent TO Texas.
LARD-The market is quiet but steady without
any noticeable change in rates. We qaote prime
in teTces l94020c., and in kegs 22G224s. q b.
Receipts since Friday last embrace IS tierces aud
1923 kegs. Sales 30 tierces and 800 kegs. tx
ports 80 tierces and 300 kegs to Texas and %
tieTces to New York.
OATs-The week opened dull and quiet, with
decline of &c. fs bushel, and on Tuesday further
decline reduced the rates at least &c. u bushel,
as compared with those governing the market at
the close of the previous week. Operations to day
disclose considerable animation aud better feel
ing and the market closes with frmer views on the
part of holders who now demand 5Sc. Il bushel.
5000 sacks were sold to-day upon the following
terms, viz: 100, 200 $50 and 1900 at 6lc.; 200 at
57c.; and 700 at $50. % bushel. Receipts since
Friday, 9456 sacks sales, 48l5 exports, 80 sacks
IN Florics, 100 to Havana and 1923 to NeE
York.
BRAN-Receipts have continued to be light,
while business has been of very limited charsc-
ter during the early portion OF the present week,
and the prices on Monday, in consequence Of the
little demand, declined fully sc. IL 100 bs. from
nuOtpd M Z
r 100 fbs has been the established rate since
and we note sales to-day OF 900 sacks IN lots at
above figures. Receipts to date 1918 sacks; sales
2lO0 sacks; exports none.
HAY-0ferings, in the absence Of any large re-
ceipis, continue to be very limited, while opera
tons on any one day have not disclosed any other
than a jObbing and retail demand. There was,
however a noticeable improvement 10 The de-
mand to day, and prices Cleaned indicate very
little change from those quoted at close OF pre-
vious week. 799 bales we're sold today upon the
following terms. viz: 299 ordinary Ohio river at
$40, 429 prime st. Louis at s24 so, and Il do. at
s25 y ton. Receipts foot up 9?6 bsles. Sales 97s
bales. and exports so bales 10 Havana.
CORN MEALS in only moderate supply while
the demand is light. We quote choice kiln dried 10
lots at from 81 so on the landing, and 81 % in q
retail way.
SPIRITS TURPENTNE-The supply is light and in
only retail demand. 1t is offered in lots at 4Oc. q
gallon.
RosIx-The stock on hand light aud 10 good de.
maDd psrticulsrlyipae. We quote pale 81; No.
at So; No. 2, 81 60; and note sales of 800 Com.
mon So so.
TAR-Is very dull, and sells at 81 so for 40 gal.
lon barrels and 50 % for Is 10 20 gallon barrels
PITCH - Is scarce and in good demand at 81 &
Dbl. s
RosrS Ou-Continues firm at Csc. q gallon.
LIME-Wi,h fair supply, the demand has been
slight and prices quoted last week govern the
market. ThOmsstOn and Rockand, in small lots,
command 50 25@2 so q bbl., Cape Lime 50 Is,
VNEGAR-There is no demand. We quote best
cider 20@22ac., Cincinnati grape 25@30c. y gal
MESS BEEF-Hali bbls. Sill so, full bbls. $40
@$2l 40.
LIssEED On-sl 2O@.l % . gallon; retailing at
81 IS.
BREAKFAST BAoON-lSc. q ID.
IRON TIEs-There is good retail demand. In
round lots TO the trade 7c., retailing at 7@73c "
d. according to patent.
INDIA BAGGIHG.-With better demand, holders
are firm at 233@24c. for round lots. For rolls the
jobbing rates are 22sc.; for bales 24G24!c.; for
Blanket Begging 2io. in rolls and 26c. in bales.
Kentucky bagglng continues in good retail de-
msud, and we quote 20@22c. for hand loom and
24@26e. for power loom, according to quality.
GuNYY BAes-The stock on hand is very light
for round lots and 224c. at retail.
STAR CAHDLEs-kre in little or no demand, but
prices remain firm. We quote -0lSo. for IL o.,
-G2lc. for IA o., and C924c. for full weight.
EGGs- Market scantily supplied with fair
demand: fresh Western are selling at 20@2ic. q
doz., or $l7@lS D Dbl.
FEATHKRs-Tbe supply is moderate and de.
mand light. Prices firm at 85@9Oe. for Western.
BRoeAs-Very dull at 81 60@s3 81 S0zen.
ONIoHs-Are in good demand az $i0pA so.
BALE RoPE-Tke stock on hand is lighS for the
demand, which is good. We quote at eA for
round lots and 94c. q n. retail for good maohfse.
CoTToE SEED Oils in tair supply, but vita
only a moderate demand at 9oc.9sl 10 for re-
fined and zoe. % gallon for crude.
HOOP PoIEs-Are In large supply and little de-
mand for good poles at $75@90 IL 1000 for hogs
heads, and $350D50 81 1000 for barrels.
SALT-Prices, owing to the light demand and
heavy receipts and cargoes to arrive being offer
ed, have declined, and we now quote coarse
from warehouse 81 1902 20 fne from do.
81 30@2 IS; coarse from store 81 5O92 IS, and
fine from do. 81 45@2 so.
WHIsEY-The stock is very light and in few
hands. Receipts are small aud demand good.
We quote common Western rectifed at 81 $50
| IS ~ gallon.
RICF-Louisiana Is scarce and selling at salOsc.
for fair TO choice; Csrolinss, the stock 10 FIRST
hands is very light, and prices are frm at IL &C..
India at l0@l0Sc.
CoFFEE-in limited demand, and prices are Grn.
We give the cosing rates of the market as fol
lows: l34@l6lc., gold. duty paid, for fair
to prime in large lots 2l4@254c. in currency.
BUTTER-Wiih q large stock the market
continues dull and we continue to quote
choice Western at 32@34c.; choice Goshen
46@4sc.; inferior Western 30c.; and inferior
Northern 34G3Sc. q b.
LARD On.-The market Is well supplied, with
moderate demand for winter strained at 81 400
81 As y gallon.
CHEEsK--Is in very little demand at IN.
changed prices. We quote Western Re.
serve and factory l6@lsc.; inferior do. l2@l5e.;
Northern cream lSG20e., and Northern English
Dairy lSG20c. ~ d,
EscULENTs-Western Potatoes are selling at
$4@4 so. Apples are SAGE e Dbl.
Cow PEAs-Are very scarce at So ~ bushel.
SOUR KRoUT-sl2 a Dbl.
CABBAGEs-$l2@sl5 Il hundred.
DRifD FRUIT-Apples are in light demand ct
l0c. y 10.
MALAGA FRUIT-Lemons continue scarce and
are ruling at $eGl0 u box. The stock of Raisius
ia also very hight ana no stock in first hands. We
quote the following figures for small lots Raj.
sins, full boxes 81 IS, half boxes 81 SO, quarter
boxes 81 so.
BIASs-SlS for Western s23 q Is for
NoEssera. Choice red s2f6tl5 for new.
CoITOS SEED-Hesyy supply with moderate de-
msDd az 81 = ton.
CHnIcALs-The market IL well supplied. and
shipments from foreign ports are liberal We
quote Soda Ash SIC. for a. y cent, &C. for 20 per
cent. Causiie soda SIC. for 81 per cent. Bi-Csrb
soda &c. snd sal SODA sec. y n.
Woot-No stock on hand. There Il good
demand and receipts are lght. Tn TIE ahssacs "
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