New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-07-29
We hear Of NO change Of moment In prices and con-

We hear Of no change Of moment In prices, and
tinus to quote as follows
Factory Lugs. -. AJAX Fair ...........s @6h
Planters g a; 4Mg51 Flns:
sUGAR-The receipts Of Sugar have continued Light,
and the weeks sales have been limited to some TOO hhds
at steady prices. We quote:
inferior to Com. @sk Prime and Choice .414951z
Fair to Fully Fair. 3kt9sz Clarified and Ref'd "a
Weeks receipts, 1868 hhds-Ezports 1893 hhds.
MoLAssEs-with small supplies the transactions Of
the week have been confined to few lots at 9012e p
gallon good ferenting to choice reboed and 1814a
from the Refinery s
Weeks receipts, Ilef bbls-Exports, GA
FLOUR-The Flour market has been very quiet during
the past week and prices have been irregular ranging
from So 37h0S7 for superfne st. Louis and 81 T50Ss
rs for Extra choice Extra brands Unbranded has
sold at SO 12zf9se 30, and Fine at 80 40 q Dbl The
sales of the week embrace barely $500 bbls including
yesterday leo superne st. Louis at So u.s. and 500 to
arrive soon at SO 50 p Dbl.
Weeks receipts, SIG bbls-Exports 1879 bbls
CNOR-The Corn market has been dull the greater
part of the week. and the rates generally lower The
sales up TO Thursday evening summed up about 1900
sacks mostly at 4350t for damaged and Ordinary par
GELS 5405s for Yellow 5705a for Mixed and go. "a buseI
for White though lots of White sold early in the
week at e2S63 Yesterday 1000 sacks were sold nclud-
ing 800 Mixed at &c. 45o yellow at and 5as in two lots
at SIC o bushel.
Weeks receipts, 81 sacks-Exports e37s sacks
OATs-Prices for this article have further improved,
and we noticed ses during the Of some 10000
sacks st. Louis at extreme Of 3@3Se the ruling
| rates being 36]6 0871le p bushel.
Weeks receipts, s8l4 sacks-Exports 1860
BRAN AND HAY-Bran has sold at range of 0oO
a5e, mostly s21a695e p 100 H. The stock of Hay has
been in first hands and holders have generally been ask
| ing $50 D ton. y..ss~.2~5 .nf
PoRK-Business in Pork has been confined pretty
much to retail transactions but mostly at frmer prices
the ruling rates attsrly being s11 1852 p Dbl for
Ness but yesterday 600 bbls unnspeced Mess sold at
| about s11 Is q Dbl D.
| Weeks receipts, IA bbls-Exports, sss bbls.
| BACON--Hoders have realized Improvement in the
rates for prime Bacon and 300 casks have been sold
during the week. mostly at ed6e for Ribbed Sides, 6M
66A for Clear and 5l6e ID for Shoulders the latter
price for air tight packages Hams have sold in small
lots at range of Sale tb for good to choice sugar
| cured.
| Weeks receipts az casks-Exports, 100 casks. p.
| LARD We quote prime Lard in bbs at 100 and in
kegs at 11e p tb, with transactions of any moment
| during the past week.
weeks receipts $50 bbs and so kegsExports equal
go kegs.
BEEF-Dealers continue to realize sl40s15 p bbl and
So p half Dbl for Mess, and I'll SO p Dbl for Prime.
| Weeks receipts, bbls-Exports IL bbls
| BUTTER AND CHEESE-Western Butter has sold
generally at 14ta1Se, and Cheese at l26121le q Ii.
RICE-We quote Carolina at 5M052Ss, some lots hay
| ing been sold, to arrive at the former rate
wHIsKY-The sales of Whisky embrace some 400 bbls
for the week, mostly at 26e q gallon for Reetifed For
retail parccc dealers have realized 28027 for Rect
| fed and $50 q gallon for Raw.
| Weeks receipt GIL bbls-zports, 2S3 bbls.
BAGGING AND ROPE-Kentueky Bagging has sold
in retail lots at 154ze and Rope at s4f6ee. OF India
Baggng Is bales have been disposed Of in two lots
1870 interest The sales last week embraced
about 1000 bales at 13013de cash About 900 pieces
Kentucky Bagging have been sold private terms, and
| yesterday $50 coils Rope at s58@9e q fb.
| GUNNY BAGs-We quote this article at 11l012a
for bales with transactions Of any reported
| COFFEE-The Coffee market has continued quiet and
the weeks sales limited to $500 bags Rio at ga
100 p fb for ordinary to prime lots
| SALT-We have heard of sales on Friday and Satur-
day to the extent of nearly $4,000 Liverpool
Guiding 16lo0 Coarse and 400 Fine at 81 % p sack
round and 1900 Coarse and 1850 Fine at fraction less
The rates from second hands 81 IS for Coarse and
81 SO p sack for Fine, delivered free of drayage.
CANDLEs-The market for this article has been very
dull and have noticed only few small sales Of Star
at 22e p fb.
| HEMP-AWe hear of no further transactions in this
article The last sale of Dew Rotted at s65 . ton
| LIME-The rates from second hands are 81 rs for
Western and So 25 q Dbl for Thomaston, ETC.
TALLOW-This article has declined about 1sS p fb
and have noticed sales of between 800 and 400 bbs
City Rendered, part for future delivery. at 914s p fb
FREIGHTS-With very little shipping in port the en-
gagements of the past week have been limited scale
and the rates have been frmer. ship taken for
Glasgow Saturday at "a for Cotton and bark for
London Wednesday at Cos per ton for Oil Cake Some
vessels the berth for Liverpool have been filling up
11-l6d for Cotton.
EXCHANGE-The Exchange market has been quiet
during the past week. with little change in the
rates. Wequote
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