New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1855-12-08

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sUGAR-The demand for Sugar has continued active
and prices have further advanced The weeks sales EN-
brace nearly $500 hhds including 1900 taken yesterday
the market closing about the range Of quotations
Inferior to Com -. .56e Prime and Choice 7a<6S7H
Fair to Fully Fair. OTIS Car'd and Rsh'd IGsa
Weeks receipts 5s67 hhds-Exports, 1851 hhds.
MoLAssEs-There has been an active demand for
Molasses, and the rates have gone up 2s@sc gallon
The sales of the week up fully 5000 bbs including
1000 yesterday at S2s3,.c for Fermenng Prime lots
aud sic q gallon for Very Choice. Early in the week
heard Of sale of 10000 gallons Plantation at Csc
% gallon but that price has been refused for other crops
| Weeks receipts 1857 bbis-E1ports, 1928 bbls.
FLOUR-The receipts Of Flour have been rather liberal
during the week but with fair demand prices have held
upward tendency. The sales up to Thursday evening
embraced about 600 bbs the market then closing at
SO 2OS9 sTs for Ohio and Illinois, and SO 4ose so
ST. Louis superfne and So 76@s10 SO for Fancy and
Extra brands. Yesterday however, the market wore
heavy and dropping appearance and did hear of
q sale Of any moment.
| Weeks receipts sT,a74 bbls-Exports, 1ll5s
| WHEAT-A good demand has continued to prevail for
Wheat but with heavy receipts the market has lattsry
| been somewhat depressed. Up to yesterday morning
10000 sacks sold at 81 e59sl es for Red and
| S20S2 05 "a bushel for Prime and Choice White, and
yesterday about 5loo sacks taken at ST s5 . bushe
| for Prime Red.
Weeks receipts 1884 sacks--Exports 4067s sacks
I CoRN-With q moderate supply, and good demand,
holders have generally realized improvement in the
rates for Corn. The sales up to Thursday evening
braced about 20 900 sacks at 9oc for Good Prime
lots and s01s5c bushel for Inferior Ordinary.
terday prices gave way te and 10000 sacks sold
including 700 &c., 500 &c. 1900 in three lots at
| s7lzc p bushel. IN. a7a
Weeks receipts, 81 1888 sacks-Exports 1884 sacks
oATS-This article has advanced, and 10000 to 1000
sacks have been sold at range of 50053c for S. Louis
and 4o645c bushe for Inferior to Good Ohio Yester
day lot of 1856 sacks st. Louis sold at SIC bushel
Weeks receipts % SAL sacks-EEports 67S. 5o
RYE-The rates declined and 1900 sacks have
been sold 81 y bushe of SO b including 1856 yester
| day at that price.
BRAN AND HAY-Bran has sold generally at s2a@
$50 100 b.. Hay has improved, with sales about
5000 bales during the week s16os2o Inferior and
Ordinary and 2 5 s22 50 for Good to Prime Northern
and Western, Yesterday prices higher, and 200
bales Western sold at M and 100 Prime Eastern S25
| y ton.
PoRK-There has been more demand for Pork, and
with very Light stock and limited receipts prices have
been well sustained Up to yesterday morning the sales
embraced about 1000 bbis including 225 NJ o. at SIS,
$50 Mess NJ O. and Soft Mess at SIS round 100 Mess
at $40 and several lots Of the New Packing of which
bbs Mess at $780, 10 at the same 100 Mess and Prime
Mess mostly the former, also $40 round and 80 of
| Rumps at SIS ~ Dbl.
Weeks receipts, 1sss bbls-Exports 1855 bbls.
BACoN-The market for this article has been quiet
but firm the sales being confined pretty much to small
| lots at 13149lszc for Ribbed Sides, 11A@114 for
Shoulders, l11z@12x for Plain Hams and l30l5c p b
for Extra Sugar Cured.
4 Weeks receipts 4S1 casks--Exports IS. =..z
GREEN MEATs-A lot of 4 casks New Hog round was
sold on Thursday at the fancy price of lohe q ID.
LARDWe have mot heard of any sales of note during
| the week
Weeks receipts 80 bbls and 2es kegs-Exports equal
1 to $500 kegs. +
BEEF-The receipts have been large, and the market
continues very heavy The principal sales that
noticed during the week so teress and 400 bbls on pr
yate terms and 100 half bhls Mess at S. So
/ Weeks receipts II 6ss bbls-Exports 1852
4 BUTTER AND CHEEsE-Western Butter has sold
at 16022e, and Cheese at 11012Ke . it.
Il RIcE-The sales of Carolina Rice embrace about 700
terces here and to arrive at 5c 400 at 5 and yeser-
day lis at $40 " Ii, the market closing with much
| frmness
Il WHIsKY-Wth increased receipts the market for this
article has been unsettled and prices have been very
irregular. The opening rates 44a46c for Recthed
and Raw alike but the range has lattery been 4o@42c
the GALES including 100 bills Raw Thursday at Ale a
gallon and yesterday $50 bbls at about 4O4Se "A gallon
Weeks receipts 1869 bbls-Exports S24.
BAGGING AND RoPE-Kentucky Bagginc has sold
in small way at range of 1s@l9ho India at 14s0
141Ec, and Rope at 9@1Oc for Ordinary Handspun to
Fancy Machine-made. Yesterday 100 coils Louisiana
Manufacturing Company sold at TO- and India Bag
gng was offered to arrive at 1890. 4
GUNNY BAGS-Business in this article has been ON 0
rather limited scale during the week. the few sales that
have noticed being for Light Full Weight
The stock in all hands the LIST inst only
portion Of which had been sold for the West and
, awaited shipment.
COFFEE-There has been good demand for Coffee
during the week. and prices have advanced fully 10
b. The sales about 600 bags Rio at lof ollie
for Ordinary 11]&011h for Fair to Good, and 11%0l2s
y Ii for Prime These transactions include 5000 bagt
taken yesterday of which 400 at l1c s16oat I 1000
at II X, 500 at II Il, and $50 at 12c y Ii.
No further cargoes have been received from Rio daring
the week. the direct imports since the LIST September
remain at ss bags The stock on hand last evening
YVES about $4,000 bags.
SALT-The sales Of Liverpool Salt embrace about
10000 Sacks at range Of 81 15sl 20 for Coarse and
Assorted to arrive, and 81 2s6s1 rs sack for round
from warehouse OF Sicily Salt 10000 bushels have
sold in bulk to arrive at &c. and cargo OF
bushels on private terms Yesterday cargo of Trapan
offered at sc and of Marsaa In the river at 2se