New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1855-12-22
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STOCK on hand Sept. l, 1855 .4o.ss7 I.7Is
Rscsiyed since .........74572s 1881
yesterday 49,. 570l-75l5ls ~ a46s |
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Exported to date. .....4si.72s 1925
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sUGAR-The demand for Sugar has been good and the
receipts have generally found ready sale improve
ment in the rates especially for the lower qualities Tbs
sales for the week embrace about 5000 hhds including
taken to-day the market closing at the following range
prices
Fair to Fully Fair 6s&S71 Clar'd and Reid 5zasX
Weeks receipts, 5i53 hhda-Exports. 174s hhds.
aoLASsEs-There has been active demand for
aoasses and prices have advanced w gallon during
the week. The sales the evse IA 600 bbr
the range atterly being 8234s gallon for ordinary
Fermenng to Choice lots Yesterdays transactions in
ciudsd above embraced 50o bbls at 3ss for Fair to
Choice Crops plantation have also been in active
quest and 100000 gallons ga crops) have found
purchasers during the week at SOC q gallon in the
cisteru.
Weeks receipts, 1861 bbls-EIpor.s, 5735 bbs.
PLoUR-The receipts Of Flour have been large, and
prices have further declined Up Wednesday evening
about 10 600 bbs sold at So 3o@ss SO for supens
oho and St. Louis, and 81 5on$s for Common to Fine
and Thursday 25Go bbls sold at 90 %
Ohio and Indians superhue Yesterday about $500 bbs
were Sold including 500 Ohio superhne IS 1915 1900
At IS Is, and 655 Extra Illinois at SO % a bbl
Weeks receipts "a 149 bbls-Ezports, 1916.
WHEAT-The demand for Wheat has been fair, and
prices generally have exhibited considerable frmness
The sales to thursday evening embraced 10000
At 81 ss0Sl SIX y bushei Prime Red with few hun
dfed sacks White at 81 e5 Yesterday 1549 sacks were
sold at 81 81 II, and 400 at 81 50 p bushel.
Weeks receipts 49, 722 sacks-E1ports 81 32i sacks
coRN-Thsre has been active export demand for
Corn during the week aud to yesterday ming tho
sales reached fully $4,000 sacks at s39s5s for Mixed to
Prime White the bulk Of the transactions being $50
bushel Yesterday about $500 sacks disposed Of in
Gliding $500 in two lots at &c., 1000 White and Yellow at
| 30, and 1850 in cotton bags at Zee p bushel.
Weeks receipts, GIL 1913 sacks-Exports 16 41s sacks
| 0ATS-This article has been rather dull and prices
have fallen off to sse for Ohio and 5o451e p bushel
for st. Louis with sales of about 10000 sacks during the
week Yesterdays transactions comprised 1400 St.
| Louis at Soc, and 2o6 at sic p bushel.
| Weeks receipts 20 1859 sacks-Exports 1866
RYE-The rates for Rye have improved, and some 5000
sacks have been sold at 81 12@sl Is bushel Of SO lbs
mostly at 81 Is.
BRAN AND HAY-Bran has sold rather slowly at So a
S5c p 100 fbs and Hay at s199s2 ton for Northern
| and Western.
| P0RK-The Pork market has been extremely dull and
prices have continued to tend downward Some 400 bbs
Unexpected Mess sold in the early part the
s To0sE 3d. and 200 800 subsequently ST so;
but on Thursday and yesterday the further fell
to SIG T5t9 SIT Dbl for New Mess nd 800 bbls were
| sold at the former rate.
Weeks receipts, 10l47 bbls-Exports 5ll bbs
BACoS-The market for this article has been dull and
the sales have been confined to few lots at
sides, 1l6l14 for Shoulders, and 111i9l5s y tb 70,
| Extra and Choice sugar cured Hams
| Weeks receipts 3l3 casks-E1ports 81. 6.a..-.
| LARD-There has been fair demand for Lard, and
the sales up to yesterday morning comprised about
bbls and terces at 1913 Ordinary to Good No
Land 1lt8ll1zs for Prime and $500 kegs mostly at Il,
y ball of the new rendering Yesterday As tiercel
Good New sold at and 500 bbls and terces at liza
liz and 115sc y fb,
Weeks receipts 2e72 bbls and 57s6 kegsgzports
+ to $3.50 kegs.
BREF-we quote Mess Beef at s1a 5o0s1s so, Prime
at &lO9 Sill and IS Dbl for B, with very dull marks
and large receipts.
| Weeks receipts 1885 bbls-Expcrts 276.
GREEN MEATs-very little of this article has ye
arrived and the principal sales that have noticed hav
about IL 600 TBS Hoground at and yesterday
boxes clear Icing Middles at l2al21se y tb.
4 BUTTER AND CHEESE-Western Butter has SOLE
at l5s2os, and Cheese at 1l@124Ea p H.
RICE-There has been good demand for Carolina Rice
and the sales of the embrace 700 iercss her
and to arrive, at 55s@5%e p Ii.
WHIsKY-Ths article has continued dull, and price
have further declined Up to Thursday evening go
bbs were sold at 33934e for Reced and s5s gallor
for Raw and yesterday Rectifsd was retailing at SO
p gallon.
Weeks receipts 1860 bbls-Exports 1909,
| BAGGlNG AND ROPE-We quote Kentucky Bagginl
at lSg19c, India at the wide range of 13a014sc an,
Rope at e61oc for Ordinary hand spun to fancy Ma
chine made Yesterday 224 coils Inferior sold at
| GUNNY BAGS-We have noticed only few sales o
this article at 6194 for New according to weight
and $50 bales very light yesterday at 17e Some 25oo
second hand bags have been sold at 12@l3s.
C0FFEE-There has been good demand for Rio Coffee
during the week with sales of 5000 bags 0lo to-
Inferior 1l911A for Ordinary to Good, and 12l2ke
b for Prime, and yesterday 100 bags H. and 100
1910 p tb.
No eargoes have arrived from Rio during the week aus
the direct receipts since the lst September remain
lS606 bags The stock on hand last evening abou
$500 bags.
sALTA small cargo of Cadiz Salt $4,000 bushels) wa
sold easly in the week at w p bushel in bulk W.
have heard Of little being done in Liverpool or Sicily de
seriptions.
| GANDLEs-Star Candles have sold pretty readily
2ei027c y tb for full weight but yesterday lot Of 81
boxes was sold at 2614c
1ALLOH-Ins krtele Has further advanced, and 10
of 20 bbls was sold on Thursday at 12t4c a fb.
LIME-Thomaston Lime has sold from second hands a
81 500 81 so p cask
C0AL-A cargo of 200 tons Anthracite, from Phadel
phia, sold Wednesday at the low price of SIS Oh
y ton.
NAVAL sToRES-spirits of Turpentiue has been sell
ing at 3705st y gallon, and 500 bbls Common Rosir
sold Tuesday, delivered the vessel at 81
| p Dbl. -.5.
LARD OLIVE have noticed some sales of Wints
Strained on the levee at 81 o5 p gallon.
FREIGHTS-The market for this article has general,
been very frm and fifteen twenty ships have fount
engagement mostly at sd for Cotton TO Liverpool I96
Ia fmostly the atter) for Cotton, 25c for Grain
Havre I'd for Cotton to Glasgow so for Boston, and
SIS cd for Tobscco to London. Yesterday ship wa
taken for Havre at &c for Cotton and Bremen sh
for Bremen also at 10.
EXGHANGES-With large amount Of bills Offering
the rates for Exchange have been depressed and we nov
reduce our quotations as follow
STERLING .l0T a l0T 4&l0
Francs. 5f23 65t311. p dollar
New York STty-day Bis.. 0215 IA di
Sight Checks New YORK ..............-.., Aml di
CATTLE MARKET. 81 ...=
4 JEFFERSON Cry Dec 81 1865
Arrived during the past week, 1927 head of Cattle