New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-10-28


IN,
according to the condition Of the packages Yesterday
the rates were still lover, and 500 bbls were sold
y gallon, the market closing dull s Ses So
Wsek's receipts, s745 bbls-Exports 1885,
FLoUR-There has been a pretty good export demand
for Flour within the past few days prices have
yanced abont SOC . Dbl Upto Tuesday evening about
5000 bbs were sold at 81 o5S7 25 " Dbl for superfne
st,Louis, and 81 500Ss for Extra brands. wednes
day COCO bbls were sold mostly for export 3S0$7
SO for superfne and $3.50 SO for Extra and ON Thurs
day, with small supply few lots taken at 81 82
f0S7 rs v Dbl for superfne Yesterdays sales were
confined to retail parcels at So v Dbl for superfne and
holders asking that price for round lots.
Weeks receipts 9s4s bbls--Exports, 9124.
CoRN-The supply Of Corn has been limited during
the week. and the sales up to Thursday evening reached
barely 5000 sacks at 6s7os for inferior ordinary
and 750sbe v buse for Yellow and prime White Yes.
terday we noticed only some small sales at so0s5e
bushel. g1z5ss-iI ~ -
Weeks receipts 2416 sacks--Exports 1876 sacks
oATSThis article rather lower In the early part
Of the week. and up to Wednesday evening come $500
sacks st. Louis were sold at 53S55e y bushei The
sales since have embraced 5000 sacks at 565S$ a
bushel. including yesterday $50 at 57d5ss. "a
Weeks receipts, 4s7s sacks-Exports, BAIT sacks.
BRAN AND HAY-The rates for Bran fell off early in
week to 81 250$1 3d. but subsequently rallied and
the recent transactions have been at 81 35OS1 3Tx
100 h. Hay has improved and have noticed sales OF
about 1000 bales mostly Northern at $22 50DSA So but
including 300 bales prime Bath Hay at $27 50 y ton
1gWHEAT-We hear Of no further sales of any conse
quence. 9gDJOY e
PoRK-The Pork market has worn a heavy appear
ance, and the sales have been confined to few lots in
Guiding Saturday 100 bbls uninpeced Mess at S4
and on Wednesday 100 Rumps at s11 so o Dbl.
S9-Snce writing the above, we hear Of several hum
dred bbs Mess sold few days back about s14 p bbl
Weeks receipts, 1850 bbls-Exports 4o5 bbls.
BEEF-The sales of Beef during the week embrace
about $50 bbls at SIT for Mess s13 for NJ O. SIP
Dbl for Prime. s3 a tsTTttgs
Weeks receipts r536 bbls--Exports, 10 bbIs Fa
BACoN-Prime Bacon Sides have been scarce, and
holders have realized advanced rates the small lots
which the business Of the week has been confined ord
nary to prime ribbed having sold at Sz0sTe y Ii. We
quote Shoulders at 71as4 for ordnaryto choice lots
and Hams I1O13e for Extra and sugar cured. Yes
terdays sales included 10 casks Sides at s and u at
SAM8XS p fb4ida f9 -34 -12ei ~ ''L< VS.
Weeks receipts, 1872 casks-Exports 14s casks.
LARDThe rates for Lard have further given way,
the sales of the week comprise about 5000 bbs erces
and 1900 kegs the former mostly at 1o$ q Ii for Prma
but including few lots at and the latter nearly all
at LID D ib, Yesterday 300 kegs sold at lip p fb.
Weeks receipts 1896 bbs and $50 kegs-Expors equa
to 77O5 kegs. Gfae NO. ''s ~ - -. -
BUTTER AND acHEEsE-we stern Butter has sold
at 12k01st, and Cheese at l15lf0121ae p ID.
RIcE-We have noticed sales of $50 tierces Carolina
to arrive per brig Tartar 6e and $50 bbls Louisiana
Mills, also at 65Is y fb. 5-,-.s FL
WHIsKY-The market for this article has been dull
and the sales have been limited to few lots at 3904ot
for Rectfed, and 4oO41f q gallon for Raw and Extra
brands About 40 bbs Rectifed sold yesterday in
lots at 400 p gallon. -
Weeks receipts, e75 bbls-gxports, 1884,
BAGGING AND R0PE-Kentucky Bagging has con.
tnued scarce and may yet be quoted at 18560174 OF
Ropes 800 to 900 coils have been sold at Sk94, the
transactions including 100 coils Thursday the latter
figure and $50 yesterday at SIC The principal sale OF
India Bagging has been 80 bales at 10 re, cash.
GUNNY BAGS-This article has declined about 20
and have noticed sales Of about 800 bales at &c.
time.
COFFEE-The Coffee market has been dull and prices
have slightly declined The sales OF the week embrace
some $500 bags Rio at 1o4 ollie q b, but mostly at
1915 for prime. cargo Of 1895 bags per bark Coooney
has arrived from Rio during the week. making the direct
imports since the LIST of September bags The stock
on hand last evening was about 20 600 bags
sALT-There active speculative demand fol-
Liverpool Salt in the early part of the week. and
noticed sales mostly to arrive of ten cargoe embracing
about 1900 sacks onefourth to one-third Fine 81
100S1 1914 but including small of 310o sacks at
81 Is sack The last sale of Turks Island reported
a small cargo Of ZIG bushels at 64S u bushel
CANDLES-The rates for Star Candies have been firm
at 231a 624t the sales including about $50 boxes
Monday at the latter rate. n
TALL0W-The last sale of City Rendered Tallow that
we have heard of was at IL 80 p fb.
Z HEMP-The last sale of dew Rotted, some months
since, was at s165 p ton.
LEADING have no further transactions to report
The last sale at 81 % . 100 ib for Upper Mines
LIME-The rates for Eastern from second hands have
been 81 l5Ds2 rs bbl The last cargo sale of Rock
land was at 81 so p fb.
& NAVAL STORES-The transactions in Naval Stores
during the past week have been of very light character
being confined solely to the retail trade Rosin remains
at our former quotations of 81 % for Common No Q
81 SO to 81 IS and So for extra fine White No prices
nominal Tar very scare and in much demand Spirits
Turpentine dull and slow Of SALE Retail sales of from
to four Dbl lots have been made at and some
distances at 46c An arrival of 500 600 bbs which
occurred during the week will doubt have the effect of
bringing Spirits down toa very low MARKET especially
when it taken into consideration that other arrivals are
daily looked for and egress appearing probable up
Ohio.
SODA AsH-We noticed sale of 60 casks Soda Ash
on Tuesday at 22ss y fb. .5F-zz5
FREIGHTS-The Freight market was firmer in the
early part of the week and two ships were taken for
Liverpool at 716d for Cotton The improvement how
ever was subsequently lost and the engagements since
include four ships for Liverpool at at which
sells on the berth have atterly been filling up For Havre
ships have been filling up with Cotton at ~ and for
New York at he Some 1900 bales shipped for the
latter port by the steamer Black Warrior early in the
week at 70.
EXCHANGE-The demand for Exchange has continued
very moderate but time Bills the North have lattery
been frmer We now quote:
sterhng...... .1o901O9A
E Erans wo. 49, i:,; ssS5d Is 2 dollar
Sight Checks on New York..~..140S v cent premium