New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-08-26

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sUGAR-The transactions in Sugar during the week
have been confined few small lots, embracing
200 hhds at the range of quotations which
before
inferior to Com. D31s Prime and Choice. "A 051s
Fair to Fully Fair 32l "a Clarified and Refd 55aD7
Weeks receipts, 31s hhds-Exports, IL hhds.
MOLAssEs-The receipts of Molasses continue light,
we have noticed sales Of only few hundred bbs
range of 7S11ke for fermenting to choice reboiled
and 301+f o gallon for refinery reboiled
Weeks receipts, lO9s bbls-Exports, 46l.
FLoUR-The week opened with quiet appearance in
the Flour market and the principal sale Saturday
100 bbs ST. Louis at 81 SO p Dbl On Monday 800 400
bb mostly in small lots sold at 81 % for St Louis
On Tuesday and Wednesday, 300 to 1900 bbs
Sold of which portion was on private terms, and the
remainder at 81 050S7 % for superfne St Louis and
about Sc so for unbranded On Thursday 1000 bbs
sold in many lots, mostly at range of S7a$7 25 a bb
and yesterday 2200 including $50 ST. Louis at 128 at
IS q Dbl, and 1872 unbranded on private terms
Weeks receipts, Is s76 bbls-Exports, 1914
CoRN-The supply of Corn has been very light, and
the sales limited to few lots including 800 sacks Yellow
from store at g. 1000 White at 70t and 300 Yellow
Mixed and White also at 7oe q bushel
Weeks receipts 9S7 bbls-Exports 7043 bbls.
0ATSIn the early part of the week noticed sales
of 5000 to 1000 sacks ST. Louis Oats at 40@42e but lat
tery the article has been and holders put their
asking rates to 4ae y bushet.
Weeks receipts, 1882 sacks-Exports, 316 sacks.
BRAN AND HAY-The rates for Bran have advanced
to 92sGDs1 o 100 h. Western Hay has sold in small
lots at $50 p ton.
WHEAT-The only sale of Wheat of any moment that
have noticed during the week. 1876 sacks Common
on Saturday at 81 021s q bushel.
PORK-Wth small stock of Pork in first hands prices
have continued to maintain upward tendency and
have further advance to notice of 0sl y Dbl The
rates on Saturday and Monday Sl2 2501S so for
small lots of Mess but Tuesday holders realized $l4 D
Dbl for unnspected lots of branded Mess selling at
the rate, but most holders asking sl4 5O0S15 p
Dbl. lot of SO bbls unnspected NJ O. sold at S14
Wednesday and $50 unnspected Mess Thursday alse
at S14 y Dbl For retail parcels dealers have laterly
allied Sl5 U Dbl for Mess.
Weeks receipts, 12S bbls-Exports, 20S bbls.
BACON-The supply of Bacon has continued light and
prices full Sides have sold at 7a0Ss, mostly 7s46Se
for small lots Shoulders at 7a0T and Hams at sf09&
for plain and bagged, and 140l5e @ ID for Extra and
choice sugar cured
Weeks receipts, 1877 casks-Exports, IA casks
LARD There has been pretty good demand for Lard,
with firm market The sales embrace about 1000 bbs
and tierees at Se for No 2 and l1q for prime 1900 kegs
including 1000 prime at l21s and 800 at 1876,
Weeks receipts 35T bbls and As kegs-Exports equal
to 2slo kegs
BEEF-Retal parcels of Beef have sold s15G0 SIG u
bbl and SIS D half Dbl for Mess, and s11 80 f for
Prime lot of 80 bbs Prime sold early the week at
S11 D barrel.
Weeks receipts, rs bbs-Exports, 119 bills
BUTTER AND CHEESE-Western Butter has sold
in small lots at 16622e and Cheese at 121a 0l3a @ b.
RICE-Holders have realized 5ke ft for Carolina
Rice, in small lots.
WH1skY-The receipts have been light and prices
advanced the sales of the week including 60 bbls Rect
fed at 29 and 800 bbs Extra at 500 for Rose 81
for divers, and s2f o gallon for Dexters
Weeks receipt, ia bbls-xports, 81 bbls
BAGGING AND RoPE-of India Bagging, we have
noticed sales of 50 bales at 16 cash and 100 bales to
arrive at 1870 y yard Kentucky Baggng sold in small
OTIS at 160161sf, and Rope at so 094, India Baggng
has been retailing at 160161kc.
GUNNY BAGS-We have heard of no further sales of
any Importance
CoFFEE-The Coffee market has been Inactive but
firm during the past week The sales of Rio, embrace
about 4500 bags nearly all at 1O11e q fb mostly the
latter rate for prime The stock of Rio hand
barely $500 bags
sALT-We noticed early in the week sale of 1000
sacks Liverpool Coarse received from Mobile at 81 % p
sack Liverpool has sold from hands at 81 40 for
Coarse and 81 % p sack Fne delivered free of dray
age.
CANDLEs-star Candles have been very firm, and 500
boxes have been sold duaing the week at go b. The
stock is held at BIC
LlME-We have further cargo sales of this article
to report From second hands the rates have been 81 rs
for Western, and 80 Is o Dbl for Thomaston, etc.
HEMP-We hear of no further transactions in this
article The last sale of Rotted at Sl65 o ton
LEADING hear of no sales since that reported last
week at 81 rs p 100 fb for Upper Mines,
TALLoW-We quote City Rendered at l0f01O}s4 y fb
with no further transactions
FkElGHTs-The Freight market has been quiet, and
Inc principal reported during the week have
been ship taken for Bristol England, and 6ss Cd 6 hid
Tor Tobacco and one for Havre at ~ for Cotton
EACHAN6E-The Exchange market has continued
Inactive and domestic bills rather lower while ser-
ling have been firmer We now quote