New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1855-12-29

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Inferior to Com. 5@eh Prime and Choice z h9s
Fair to Fully Fair .63l OK Card and Ref .73a6s
Weeks receipts 1885 bbls-Exports, 1,365 bbis
MoLAssEs-The demand for Molasses has been acti'
and prices have held an upward tendency day BY .
throughout the week, the market opening at SS0'4t
Good to Choice lots, and closing at S9@4ot q gsi
The sales Of the week have been LOCO bbs, Of wha
barely 100 were taken yesterday at 4o buyers gener
refusing to pay that price.
Weeks receipts 22s hhds-Exports, 6473 hhdS \
FLOUR-There has been good export denana
Flour during the greater part of the week, especyr
Ohio River brands but with heavy receipts the trans
ticns have generally been at further slight reduction
the rates. The sales up to Thursday evening amouni
to about 10000 bbls mostly at So for superhne, 81 p
81 rs for Fine and 81 for Common, with few lots Of
Louis and Tennessee at So 12iGsS rs for supertne
IS 500 $40 - bbl for Fancy to Choice Extra brands. J.
terday bbls Ohio sold in two or three otst
49, and 1000 st. Louis "a straight brandt at s. 70 q l.
Weeks receipts g., 571 bbls-Exports CASA.
WHEAT-The receipts of Wheat have been large, d
prices have declined 15@20e " bushel during the W.
The sales up to yesterday morning embraced aat
6s00o sacks the market opening at 81 S. and elosn
81 20 q bushe for Prime Red with some lots without
spection at 81 &c. Yesterday heard Of no trarc-
tions, though an offer of 81 70 was made for ioof
10000 sacks Prime Red
HeehE receipts * tSo saCkb-hApotts So n"N-"'
CoRN-With very large receipts the rates for IN
gave way early ia the week, and Saturday and h
day nearly Is 900 sacks sold mostly at 75t bull
On Wednesday further reduction of $3.50 broughr-
ward heavy orders and the sales reached the
amount of 900 sacks chiefly at 70e but ncludngoo
to 1000, White and Yellow, at 67g67z, and 5000 int
ton sacks at Csc y bushel On Thursday some 5000 ks
sold st 65geSt and yesterday 600 in three lat
s6t and little White at eSt y bushel The Ga Of
| the week thus up nearly 10000 sacks.
Weeks receipts 140 127 sacks-Exports 76102 SACK
OATs-This article has been dull, and 10000 to 100
sacks have been disposed Of during the week at 3sc
for Inferior to Prime Ohio, and Asa Soc bushel tst.
| Louis. s&
| Weeks receipts &c, 1859 sacks-Exports 125
| RYE-We have noticed sales Of some 5000 saeksye
mostly at 81 o50s1 10 p hushel of SO tb.
BRAN AND HAY-Bran has declined to IS 0 soc 100
| TBS. Of Hay $50 tons Western sold early ithe
week at about s2og 81 p ton. In
PoRK-The receipts of Pork have been large andfces
have declined I50S1 p bbl with sales OF come 3ohbls
mostly at SIG for Uninspected Mess SIS % for NJ snd
SIS for Prime, though the transactions include
Inferior Mess at SIS Is, and some Prime Mess at ~
Dbl. ALSO yesterday 600 Mess ard N. o. at SIS lnd
and $50 Mess also at SIG p Dbl.
Weeks receipts "a SIS bbls-Exports, 295l bbs
GREEN MEATs-Heavy receipts have broughiown
the rates for this article about a round for Hand
Shoulders and Hog round, and exc u fb for shaers
with sales of 100000 to 100000 ID during the5ek
Yesterday 1000 tb Hog round were sold at 774c T..
| BACON-We have heard of no transactions OF aton.
sequence in Bacon during the past week. @
Weeks receipts 1880 casks-Exports 166. #
BEEF-Ths article has been very dull and wa1ote
Mess nominally at sI2 5o0Sls, Prime at 500 Sand
| B. at IS " Dbl.
Weeks receipts 1914 bbls-Exports 4507 bbls 1s1
LARD-There has been good demand for La and
holders realized very full prices in the early part tbs
week, but latterly the market has worn droop ap
pearance and the rates for large packages fell b "
, q tb The sales up to Wednesday evening corissd
l100 bbls and tierces at II &c for Prime and 1000
12c v H. but Thursday 25a terces Prime wered al
liz and 400 at about the same, and yesterday .bb
and tierces Prime at lie 200 at The same 3s5 keg
200 at II Il, and 200 at 12c q tb. ......... a
r Weeks receipts, 1885 bbls and 47s6.kegs-Exposqua
e to $3.50 kegs .M.@ E.@4 .o..@aa 4
BUTTER AND CHEEsE-Western Butter sole
f at l5S020 and Cheese at 1l0121sR tb.
= RICE-Me have noticed sales of 200 to $50 tie Car
II ona Rice during the week, mostly to arrive, at ant
some small lots from store at 551@55le % tb.
K WHIsKY-The sales Of this article embrace 90 S0
bbs at SS0S4e for Rectfed and Extra, and S3535e
gallon for Raw On Thursday, go bbls Dexterss solt
Az, and yesterday 20 Rectihed at Sac q gallol
Weeks receipts $500 bbls-Exports 4O4.
1 BAGGING AND ROpE-We quote Kentucksggnl
at IS 0l9a, and Rope at 50 610t for Inferior spu
4 to Fancy machine made. Of India Baggingle 7O
bales have been sold at 1Sc to arrive and Jews her
II lac including yesterday l25 bales at cash
3 GUNNY BAGs-This article has been dull at119h
Al for new bags in bales.
n CoFFEE-Little demand has prevailed for Cofe
during the week. and the sales embrace only 4bags a
s 11012s for Ordinary to good, and 124 012as b 70
a | Prime.
IS Two cargoes, embracing s165 bags have ard fror
a Rio during the week making the direct mpornce tn
al LIST of September 144 l9l bags The stock oDnd las
evening was about AZ 900 bags.
n MALAGA FRUIT-The cargo of the brigE Worl
N sold yesterday at auction by r. B. Sykes Co..
u follows: 400 boxes NJ. R. Raisins at SIS 1906 $50
is half boxes at ST. 654s1 rs; $500 quarters 37690c
D. 1900 boxes London Layers at IS 5S8S4 salt boxe
ST. 81 500 quarters at 81 os and ITO bales. shelle
IT Almonds at l09s613c.
's sALT-A cargo of about $500 sacks Livei in cot
IS ton sacks. part Fine, was sold on Thurs!at some
III thing under 90c q sack round. @-
ID TALLoW-Small lots Of City Renderedlow haT
been selling at 1214c p fb
CANDLES--We have noticed few salesStar Car
sS dies at 261aa271s y ID.
80 LIME-Eastern Lime has sold from sci hands 8
IS 81 so(9 81 40 q Dbl.
o. LARD OLIVE quote Lard Oil at 81 az 2 gallo
ia Winter Strained
:, OIL CAKE-A lot of 10 tons was takenWednesda
dis at $50 p ton.
dis NAVAL sToREs-some 800 bbls piritTnfpentir
ds were sold on Thursday at SIC u gallon, eao cash
lot of 255 bbls No. Resin at 81 So and ibis Pitch
S Ss 81 SO p Dbl.
dis. FREIGHTs-In the early part of the we notice
the engagement of six seven ships liverpool,
5Sd for cotton. and 130 lad for corn but masters SUI
sequently advanced their rates to sd sid, at whit
two or three ships were taken on Thurst For Havr
:, three ships were engaged on Wednesday Thursday
IN &c for cotton, and SOC for wheat.
re- EXGHANGEs-With large amouutoills offerir
the rates for Exchange have been depre and we nc
y. reduce our quotations follows:
Sterling .Io77k and 1o7
FRANCS OILS ia In e uoiis
ave New York sixty-day Bills. W3 OF
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