New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-02-04

etc On Thursday 1000 bbs were disposed Of mosty
at for prime and 18t " gallon for choice and yester-
day about 1900 bbls sold at these rates
Weeks receipts, IA 1874 bbs-exports, 4,45S
FLOUR--The Flour market opened with buoyant ap.
paarance, and up to Tuesday evening 1000 bbs
were Sold the market then closing at ST 75D$7 9 for
saperne brands Of Ohio and at S R Dbl for fancy and
extra brands. On Wednesday about 1900 bbls dis
posed Of at about the prices but Thursday the
market assumed very dull appearance and the salea
reached barely 1900 bbls at 81 25s 27z p Dbl for s
perne Ohio and s? $3.50 for small lots of st. Louis
Yesterday 5000 bbls sold including 1000 Ohio at 81
25 27oo Ohio and Indiana at 81 2o7 25 and 400 fancy
Ohio at ST 371z q Dbl.
Weeks receipts, 81 ,e7S bblg-exports 2o885
CoRN-The demand for Corn has been good and the
rates firm during the past week The sales up to Thurs
day evening reached nearly 10000 sacks at 7s083 for in
feror and ordinary and s5Ds7a4 p bushel for good to
prime lots Yesterday about 2e0 Green taken
at s3t, and Prime held at 81 1lGD90$ p bushe
Weeks receipts 4O,0e4 sacks--exports, 1916.
oATSWith small receipts the market for this article
has been quiet and have only few sales to report the
rates for st. Louis early in the week ranging at 56G0
but lattery at es1l 065e p bushel
Weeks receipts, 39S4 sacks-exports 927.
WHEAT-We hear Of no further sales OF any moment.
BRAN AND HAY-The rates for both these articles
have declined, or Bran few GALES have been mad.
81 81 400 100 b, and of Hay large load Of 1000
bales sold on Thursday at 500 p ton
PORK-Thero was active demand for Pork in the
early part of the week. and noticed sales Monday
Of 1900 bbs at $2DSi2 rs for Mess On Tuesday 100
bbls sold at l1 12k for old, and s12 50012T5 bb for
Mess and Wednesday 100 bbs were taken at the
further improvement of s130 sl3 25 Dbl new Mess
without inspection On Thursday 500 bbls Mess sold at
s13 and some retail parcels at s13250St3 so.
Weeks receipts, IS 867 bbls-exports $50
BACON-We have noticed only few sales OF this art-
sle during the week, at 6406e for old aud Sides
51a06I<e for Shoulders and 91S011114 for plain aud
bagged to extra sugar cured Hams Yesterday 20
prime old Shoulders sold at $50 and 20 casks
Sides at 65l& q tb
Weeks receipts 1872 casks-exports 574
GREEN MEATs-We have noticed sales Of some 50 900
tb Hoground, mostly at So p ID.
BEEF-Wequote Mess Beef at SIS 5OG016 so "a Dbl IS
l2h0Ss rs p half Dbl, and Prime at S12 50(1 s13 so "
Dbl with sales of 200 800 bb and hf bbs these rates
Weeks receipts, 2225 bbls-exports 1866
BUTTER AND CHEEsE-The supply of Butter has
been rather large and the receipts have sold slowly 10
016s for good and 1s2Ot q b for choice Western We
yet quote Cheese at 1o12s b for good to prime lots
LARD-The demand for Lard has been active duIing
the week. and with active demand prices have mpror-
ed The sales embrace fully 1900 bbs and tierces the
rates in the early part Of the week ranging at 868s
for prime, but atterly advancing 4G0he and the
recent transactions have been at 8a0S@ for ordinary
and 8Aa9a q b for good to prime lots Some 1000 kegs
uloposeu
ing 9e for prime but atteriy ga aloe y Ii for good to
prime Yesterday 1sl bbs and prime sold at &c.
$50 erces and "a bbs at about the $50 bbs
ct sA no at So 149 kegs at 9sS. and 500 at exc ID
WEEKS receipts 1913 bbIs and ties and IA 24 kegs.
Exports equal to 2o,985 kegs.
RICE-The rates for this article have advanced and
with reduced stock the sales have been at
So p Is for Carolina.
wI1sKY-The sales Of Whisky embrace some $500 bbls
mostly at the reduced rate of ESQ p gallon for Rectsd
264a for Raw and 27029t u gallon for Fletchers and
Dexters extra Yesterday 800 bbs Reced were sold at
Zoe p gallon.
Weeks receipts, T,6I6-exports. 1891
SALTThe rates for Liverpool have been rmer and five
six cargoes of Liverpool have been sold during the
week, mostly at 90t sack for assorted From second
hands the rates have been 81 1o0s 20 q sack for
and fine delivered free Of drayage OF Turks Island
cargo of 400 bushels was sold Of Monday at 35 bushe
C0FFEE-Ths demand for Coffee has been limited du-
ring the past week and have noticed sales of barely
1000 bags Rio at 1919 for inferior and ordinary
116113st Ii for good to prime lots including yesterday
700 at l0dDl0s4F, and 200 prime at 111s& q Ii.
No cagoes have been received during the week and the
direct imports remain at 1OT 2lS bags
BAGGING AND R0PE-We have but little change to
note in these articles 0fKentueky Baggng 1000 to 1900
pieces have been sold during the week at 1s01ale the
ruling rate being 1885, and Of Rope only few lots at
range OF 7aSe according to qualify and quantity But
little mas been done In INDIA Baggng few sales have
been made from store at 11f and or of 1e 60 with
interest, refused Monday for lot of 40 bales
GuNNY BAGS-The demand has been fair for this ar
ticle and prices have continued to tend upward The
sales up to Thursday evening embraced ll50 bales at
0l44se, according to terms Of payment besides several
lots in bundles ut 124Sl3t{e
CANDLRS-The rates for Star have further declined.
and we have noticed sales Of 1000 boxes the rates
early in the week being 195lG2o1s but lattery 1Q2O+
q ii for good prime marks We have noticed some
sales of inferior at 1915 p Ii,
TALLoW-We continue to quote city rendered at 1Oe
q h.
LlME-The rates from second hands have been 81 rs
a 81 20 for Western and Eastern.
-FREIGHTs-The market has gradually strengthening
during the week and the recent engagements show an
advance for most ports Some five six ships have been
taken for Liverpool latery at 81 for Cotton three or
four for Hayre at and shipments have been made at
81 so a Dbl for Pork for Boston, SGD for Flour to Liver
pool 1701714d for Germ and 565f 4 Dbl for Lard for
that port For Antwerp ship has taken at 6f for
Tobacco Yesterday two ships taken for Hayre at
at for Cotton.
E&UHANGE-The market for Bills OF Exchange has
been extremely dull during the past week and the
for naarly all descriptions lower We now quote
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