New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-08-12

ToBAoco-Ths business In the Tobacco market has
been onaimteascais during chs past week. and hear
Of the sale Of only few lots including Is hhds at
90 at -, 1l2at TX and IA at 81 y Is.
Prices.as IN can learn are without any change
of r'oment, and we continue our quotation
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Leaf INHERIT Com bxGD5s Choice select'ns. TX 0sN
sUGAR--Ths; recsipts Of Sugar have been light and
have passed into second hands very readily at previous
rates The sales Of the week embrace about 800 hhds
within the following range Of prices:
Inferior to Conn OAK Prime and Choice. ;4A@6h
Fair to Fully Fair. 3JzGD31 Clarified and Refd IA
Weeks receipts, 429 hhds-Exports 603 hhds.
MoLAsSEs-The sales of this article the Levee for
the week have been limited to few lots at range of
G11Me p gallon for fermenting to prime reboled We
have noticed sales Of plantation Of 800 bbs and 500
at Axe, in the cistern.
Weeks receipts, 1883 bbls-Exports, 800 M9
ELOUR-with very limited supplies the Flour market
has very buoysnt appearance during the past
week. but the transactions have been limited scale
During the first three days 1000 bbs disposed
Of at $7S7 80 for St. Louis superne and 50 rs
p Dbl for Extra brands On Wednesday however holders
realized 81 SO for supehne and Thursday the rates
went up to 81 82Ds7 49, Extra brands ranging at So
5o6ss rs Dbl Yesterday 200 bbls snperfne st. Louis
sold at 81 rs . Dbl.
Weeks receipts, 7451 bbls-Exports, 517 bbls.
G0RN-The supply of Corn has exceeded the demand
except of prime White, which has been scarce and the
rates for most descriptions have been irregular and mostly
lower The up Thursday evening embraced about
$1,000 sacks at 35043e for damaged and inferior. 40150
for ordinary and 52055 for mixed parcels The few sales
of White at 5706O p bushel Yesterdays trans
actions embraced 1000 sacks Of which 1000 damaged
ordinary at 4045 400 Mixed at So 1870 Yellow at 81 600
White Mixed at 90, and 900 White at SIC v bushe s
Weeks receipts, 26:372 sacks-Exports S4o7 sacks
OATS-Prices have been very firm and 6000 sacks
ST Louis have found purchasers during the week at $50
40e U bushel, mostly 38f039e.
BRAN AND HAY-The sales Of Bran have been to a
fair extent sO0s5s but mostly at SOC q 100 b. OF
Hay hundred bales have been sold in moderate lots
at $50 p ton for Western.
WHEAT-A lot of ~ sacks common was sold in the
early part of the week at 81 oo@s1 o5 p bushe
PORK-Dealers have realized the advanced rates of
s12 rs Dbl for retail parcels of Mess Pork and
on Monday $50 bbls unnspected Mess were sold
| lots at S12 y Dbl
| Weeks receipts, 10s bbls-Exports 95
| BAC0N-The transactions of the week in the Bacon
market have been limited scale, the supply Of all
descriptions being very light and prices have advanced
to 707he for Sides and 76DT3Se p Ii for Shoulders
Hams have sold In small lots at range of 10dl4e U fb
for ordinary to choice Extra cured Yesterday 40
casks Sides were sold on private terms.
| Weeks receipts, 90 casks--Exports, 100 casks.
| LARD Prices of Lard have advanced. On Saturday
before the breaking of the fire. which destroyed por
of the stock the sales included 500 kegs barely prime
at It, and 5000 prime llHs o b. Holders have since
been asking further advance, and noticed sales Of
200 kegs Thursday in three lots, at 12f p t. The
transactions Of the week include also 100 half bis II
| cent tare, at exc p fb.
Weeks receipts 10 bbls and kegs-Exports equal te
| 74s5 kegs.
BEEF-Retail parcels of Beef have sold s15@sle Y
Dbl. and So v half Dbl for Mess, and Sill so y ID fo
| Prime.
Weeks receipts 600 bbls-Ezports, 600 bbs.
BUTTER AND CHEEsE-Western Butter has sole
generally at 14O1st, and Cheese at 12Dl21se p Dbl.
RTCE-We quote Carolina at 51as q tt at retail
WHIsKY-The transactions of the week in this article
have been mostly confined to small lots at 261S0261s
gallon for Rectifed.
Weeks receipts, 276 bbls-Exports, SIS bbls.
BAGGING AND RoPE-Iu consequence of the destruc
ton of considerable portion Of the stock by the fire
Saturday holders have put their rates for these articles
smalot of Kentucky Bagging have been selling at Is
of India Baggpg at 15a, and of Rope at s1<09e TIL
principal sales reported have been about $50 coils Rope
three four lots at s and ITO bales India Eagging
two lots at 141a.
Il GUNNY BAGs-We hear of transactions of an,
moment in this articls, and quotations nominal.
| C0FFEE-Prices for this article without any ma
teral change The weeks sales embrace 1900 bag
Rio mostly at 81 for ordinary, 101Dl0<s p fb for goo
| lots and lie for prime
SALT-In the early part of the week noticed sal
of 1900 bags Key West Salt at ST 26 Ii sack The
from hands have been 81 40 Coarse and 81
q sack for Fine delivered free of drayage cargo
3l67 sacks Turks Island sold yesterday at SOC
bushel.
CANDLES-The sales of Star Candles for the week en-
brace some 1000 boxes at % 221e p h. the latter ben
the ruling rate in the recent transactions and adyant
. of ke q fb.
LIME-A cargo of 300 bbs Eastern (Rockand) WI
the early part of the week $500 at 81 so and 81
81 rs for Western and 70 25 p Dbl for Thomaston Roc
land etc.
HEMP-We hear of no further transactions in til
article. The last sale of dew Rotted S165 q to
I. TALLOW-We quote City Rendered at exc p tb, vii
t no further transactions.
FREIGHTS-The Freight market has been dull durir
the past week and for ports shippers have submit
to lower rates The engagements include two thr
vessels for Liverpool at 9l6dO Sd for Cotton
for Bordeaux at ST. for Cotton and for Tobacco
for Genoa at go for Cotton and Sl7 for Tobacco
The ruling rates Coastwse have been 3l6t for Cotton
New York. S. for Sugar, SO so for Tobacco, 900
o Flour, and 15611Ss for Corn.
q EXCHANGE-The Exchange market has been quiet
correspondence with the limited amount of business doir
but the have generally been steady quot
. figures;
i Sterling .....................l 100000
t cranes. .....................5f 10GD5f20 % doll
9 New York Sixty-day Bills.........1hGa2 q ct. ait