New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-09-23

BRAN AND HAY--Brau has continued to sell it 81 40
81 50 " 100 fb but with very limited transactions or
Western Hay, few lots have been sold at ss10s 4 q
ton, s4e
wHEAT-we hear 81 no further sales of any conse-
quence, s& ~.
P0RK-1fs market for pork has continued quiet and
the sales have been confined to 800 or 400 bbls at
SIS for Mess S11 for Crossed and $l4 Dbl for NJ o.
Week sreceipts 451 bbls-Exports 108 bills
BACaN-With very limited supply Of Bacon on the
Market holders have mostly realized Improvement the
sales include few lots OF ribbed Sides at s6s4e p b.
Shoulders have sold in retail parcels at ST. and Sides
orally at NE fb Yesterday 81 casks clear Sides were
sold on private Hams have sold in small lots al
14015e ~ Ii for Extra and Choice sugar cured and s5
9k& for prime and bagged
Weeks receipts, 80 casks-Exports AZ casks
LARD-The rates for Lard continued firm and we have
noticed sales Of 500 to 700 bb during the week at 12Ke
fb for prime, including $50 yesterday at that rate
We quote prime in kegs at 13s a fb.
Weeks eipts 329 bbls and 600 kegs-Exports equal
to 6115 kegs.
BEEF-Trapsactions in this article have been confined
to small lots mostly at s16 p bb and ss0ss 25 half
Dbl for Mess, and 81 p Dbl for Prime
Weeks receipts, GOO bbls-Exports, Is bbls
BUTTER AND CHEEsE-Western Butter has con
tinued to sell at 170204, and Cheese at I20121se H.
the sales of the latter including boxes on wednesday
at 12t p fb.
Rice at 55ze y ID, ae #
WHISKY-The transactions In this article have been
on limited scale during the week, the principal sales
being 100 half bbs Reced early In the week at Sc
EACH and 100 bbls at $3.50 gallon Retail lots of Extra
have been sold at 39O40e for divers and 4l42e gal
Ion for Dexter's.
Weeks receipts, 0o0 bbls and tierces-Exports co.
| BAGGING AND RoPE-The demand for Begging has
pretty much limited to retail parcels for which
dealers have realived 16016se for Kentucky and $50
5s for India Lots Of India to arrive however have
been offered at 14t and the wharf I4k4 OF Rope
we have noticed sales of $50 coils Missouri at 81 and 100
| at % % rs.
GUNNY BAGs-This article has materially declined,
and early in week 100 bales sold at exc and 200
| said to be at still lower price.
CoFFEE-The stock Of Coffee has been much increased
by the arrival of cargoes the new crop from Rio de
Janeiro by the ships Rebecca and Amelia embracing
$50 bags the first receipts of the season The sales
include $40 bags inferior at 1900 new from the
of the Rebecca H. 400 the Amelia also at lie,
| and yesterday 100 at the came.
sALT-The rates for Liverpool Salt from second hands
remain at 81 40 for Coarse and 81 IS sack for Fine
On Tuesday 1850 sacks Coarse in bad order sold the
Basin at 81 Q5 r. sack Several cargoes have sold
arrive within the last few weeks mostly at 81 250s1 80
| q sack for assorted one-thrd fine.
CANDLES-We have noticed sales of 200 to 800 boxes
Star Candles at 23he, cash, and 24e p fb 90 days
| credit
TALLoW-We quote City Rendered at 1896, but
| hear of no sales of any moment.
| HEMP-The last sale of dew Rotted some months
| since, at S165 p ton
LEADING have further transaetiens to report
The last sale at 81 25 q 100 tb for Upper Mines.
LIME-The rates from second hands remain at So for
Western and 70 75(0S3 90 p Dbl for Rockand Thomas
/ ton, etc.
| FREIGHTs-We have further ange Of any mo-
| ment to notice in the Freight marka The principal
engagements have been, ship taken for Liverpool at
sd for Cotton, three for Havr at and
for Bremen at Cos for Tobacco and 546s for Cotton
| ExCHANGE-The demand for Exchange has continued
moderate but the rates for French md domestic Bills
/ have improved. We quote
Sterling. 1n914t0D934 and ITO
Francs. ST 10A6E. l71S p dollar
New York sixty-day Bills ....1 a1k aud "a ct. dis
Sight Checks on New York......l q eeit premium