New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1855-12-01

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COTTON AND TOBACCO sTATEnENT.
Corros--baies. TosAeso--hhd,
stock on hand Sept /, 1856 .4o6s7 u7l6
yesterday ..... 7l2l-5222s2 800 1904
ssas2s l475s
yesterday -. Is, 25s- ssO72o ISL slol
2s21oo 5,s5s
sUaAR-The demand for Sugar has continued active,
and with limited supply the Market the rates have
advanced about ~ " ID for most qualities. The sales
sum up fully $3.50 hhd including $50 taken yesterday the
market closing at the Of quotations follow
s t 70 and and Rss
Weeks receipts, 1867 bhds-Exports, 721 hhds
MOLAssEs-The receipts Of Molasses have been mode
rate and having with active demand prices have
advanced SG12t q gallon The sales up to yesterday
morning comprised 49, QUO bbs mostly at 20 zoe for
binary to Prime Sic for Choice and 1900 to 1900 half
bbls at 81 G1321Ga gallon Yesterday about 1000 bbls
were disposed Of ut the above range, making the GALES
the week fully Is, 200 bbls.
Weeks receipts, 3esT bbls-Exports, 6o93 bbls.
FLoUR-A considerable portion of the receipts
of Flour has been for transhpment leaving but limited
supply market and prices have consequently been
very firm The sales up to Thursday evening reached
barely 5000 bbs at S. 95DSe for Superhne 50 25
for Fancy 50 bOSl0 Is for Extra to Choice Extra
50 12h9sS 62h " Dbl for Common to Fine. Yesterday
the transactions oIned to few lots comprising
900 bbs Superne at SO 90@S9 bbl and 900 sacks at
| 81 5o@S4 Sc p sack.
| Weeks receipts, 24725 bbls-Exports, 17,57s
WHEAT-The demand for Wheat has continued very
active, and prices have maintained upward tendency
Up yesterday morning the sales reached nearly 10000
sacks e50$1 96 for Red 81 81 Sl e8 for Red and
white, and 50 y bushel for few lots of Prime White
Yesterday 5000 sacks sold at 81 &c. and S159 at 81
| a bushel 49,. .....o.'. 5.1. a.M
Weeks receipts 40 lat sacks-Exports, 26 5l4 sacks
CORNThis article has been in good request and prices
have considerably advanced, though with fuctua
ton The sales up to Thursday evening embraced 1000
sacks at range Of $4,000, but mostly s6as73<e q
bushe for Good Prime lots Yesterday 1850 sacks
taken at s6Dsf, and III at $50 p bushe.
Weeks receipts 1884 sacks-Exports 1878 sacks
RYE-We have noticed sales OF about 1000 sacks Rye
| during the week at 81 rs y bushei of SO fb.
OATs-The rates for this article have improved, and
about 10000 sacks were sold up to yesterday morning.
chiefly at 45d4S4 for Good Prime St. Louis but in
GLIDING 1000 5000 sacks Old at 500 " bushe Yester
day 600 sacks st Louis taken at 4sc p bushel
Il Weeks receipts 10 34I sacks--Exports 144s
| BRAN AND HAY-Brsn has sold generally at the re-
duced rate of SOC 100 b. Hay has further declined
and about bales have been sold during the week at
$2o0S22 u ton for Eastern and Prime Western Yes
terday 600 bales Ordinary New York Hay sold at SIG
| y ton.
PoRK--There has been inquiry for Pork and the
up yesterday morning embraced about 5000 bbls
$40 for Uninspected Mess and sl8 y Dbl for M O. and
Soft Mess.
Weeks receipts, ST. bbls-Exports, 1916 bbls.
BAC0N-We have noticed sales of some 200 casks Bacon
at l3lSa for Ordinary to Prime Ribbed Sides, l4e for
Clear, and 11t911he W fb for Shoulders. Hams have
sold slowly at 11a912a for plain and bagged and ls
l5a y ID for Extra and Fancy sugar cured
Weeks receipts 81 casks-E1ports 2o3.
BEEF-The market for this article continued ex-
tremely dull and have heard of few sales any note
Mess has been offered at $14 and Prime sl2 o Dbl
of 200 bbs Prime Mess sold yesterday on private
terms. 5..-.E
Weeks receipts 5ls6 bbls-Exports 1449.
LARD-The demand for Lard has been fair, and with
receipts of any moment. Prices for large packages
have further advanced The sales the week include
226 bbls and srces at II 450 Prime at r. 1000 kegs
in three lots at and yesterday 251 kegs at 12c Ii
Weeks receipts, 900 bbs and oGo kegsExports equal
to IL, 1926 kegs
L RICE-We have noticed sales Of 500 terces Caro-.
lima Rice during the week. part to arrive at 5,ss and
yesterday lots selling from the evee at 6Ia5xc
tb.
wHIsKY-Ths receipts Of this article have been very
light and prices have further advanced 4s650e for
tleSe
rates
Weeks receipts 492 bbls-Exports 7S4.
BAGGING AND RopE-we quote Kentucky Baggiug
ct 1s919 and 200 pieces sold yesterday at 1885, Rope
has sold ct for Inferior to Fancy marks the sales
including 800 to 400 coils Lousiara Manufacturing Con-
pany at loo, and 100 hand made yesterday at exc OF
India Bagging few lots have been disposed of at l4
1bc according weight yesterday bales were sold
/ to arrive at 14M14hc.
GUNNY BAGS-Wa have pntic ieaIaa nf dnr
bales at 1s11ac for Light, rs bales Extra Heavy a,
20ho, and yesterday 5000 second hand at 14c.
COFFEE-The demand for Rio Coffee has continued
active and although the arrivals ha been heavy the
has been very firm he sales of the week sum
fully 10000 bags at o@1Ic for Inferior to Good ant
11h@llAc p fb for Prime. The transactions ipelud,
675 bags taken yesterday of which 2l0 at IL 800
/ 1l3s, and l75 at 11166Dl1Ac y fb.
Five cargoes have arrived from Rio during the week
embracing 24e60 bags making the direct imports since
the LIST September 1887 bags The stock on hand las
evening about Al, 600 bags
SALr-There has been active demand for Lverpoo
Salt and the weeks saes embrace about 900 sacks her
and to arrive at range of 81 1881 20 9P sack TO
Coarse and Assorted according to weight time for ev
very etc Two cargoes of MARSHA Salt 10000 bushel
have been sold to arrive at 49, and the other
1 40c v bushel.
CANDLEs-star Candles have been in moderate re
J quest during the week at 2oh027c y fb.
' TALLOW-we have noticed further sales Of 200 Dbl
3 City Rendered at H. No q fb.
LIME-The last cargo sales Of Eastern at 81 05@
81 10 n cask.
MALAGA FRUIT-The cargo of the bark Ellen A. Par
sold on Tuesday at auction by R, b Sykes Co
follows: 1850 boxes NIB Raisins at So s0 S. 82, 100
at s3 s50s3 SIX, $500 half boxes at 81 s56s2 co. $50
quarter boxes at 96cS o2 1000 boxes London Layer
at 81 16OSl27H, $50 half boxes at 81 100 50 90 IS
quarter boxes 81 49, 200 trails Almonds at Id
cases Ctron at 2l@22c 200 boxes Lemons at 50 COG
So and 100 boxes Oranges 81 S. Terms $780, cash
$500 to $780, 90 days. $500 to $780, 90 days. and $50
four months. These prices higher than have bee
realized for years past and mainly attrbutsbl
to the scarcity and late gathering of good fruit at Malaga
and to the fact that this the first cargo received
: | this season.
SPIRITS TURPENTINE-Ws noticed sale Of 70 Dbl
g. on Tuesday at Acc P gallon. zl<
FkEIGHTs The freight market has been unsettled
the rates having declined early ia the week without tn
effect of inviting any important engagements Ships
the berth were filling up with Cotton at I'd for Lysrpoo