New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1855-07-21

and have met with ready sale during the week at 230
25Ke for Fermenting, and q am y gallon for Reboilsd
we have also noticed from tho city renneres at zoe y
gallon In bbs and sst in half bbls crop Of $4,000 gal
Ions was sold on plantation GONE ten days ago. at 2
gallon In the cisterD,
Weeks receipts, 11Ts bbIs-Ezports 1903. n
FLoUR--With light supply in the beginning Of the
week. the Flour market opened with considerable firm
ness az ps Z5S9 30 for superne st. Louis but atery
mas been very dull and the rates have declined to IS
0SS 90 Dbl Tbs up to Thursday evening reached
barely $500 bbls and yesterdays transactions
hned to few lots including 1870 superne Tennessee at
Ss 25 and lS9 rsGod at s8 So and another lot offered
ut Ss, without finding a purchaser.
Weeks recepts 4es2 bbis-Exports 1923
CCRN--The demand for Corn has been limited and up
toyesterday morning only about goo sacks had been
disposed o nearly all from store 100 for Inferior
Rejected sos5 for Poor to Good Mixed, and 9o095s p
bushei Tor Fair to Prime White Yesterday about 1900
sacks were disposed Of at 50 X a90s y bushei.
weeks receipts, ssl4 sacks-Exports, 81 81 sacks
oATs-The rates for this article have fuetuated sorne
what but they have mostly ranged at 53a $50 bushe
iof s Loue The sales Of the week up shout 5000
sacks including yesterday 1900 ST. Louis st 54c bushei
| Heeks recsipts ELF sacks-Exports 1868.
BEAN AND HAY-Bran has sold generally at 500
sof loo H.. Hay has advanced to s27f0S2s so ton
FOR Western the sales including 200 bales yester
| day, said to be at $23 60
WHEAT. The sales of Whes. include 800 sacks
eweighng over eo Ii to the busha at 81 3d. and 6s7
| at 81 IS y bushel.
PoRK-The Pork market has been quite dull through
out the week the principal sales that we have noticed
30 bbs Inspected Mess Sls and ITO Uninspected
a. Sl7 621a0tl7 IS q Dbl Prime has been scarce and
| held at SIG 25GSSl6 80 p Dbl.
Weeks receipts, 1861 bbls-Exports 1856 bbs.
BEEF-We quote aess Beef at sE 0o0s17 80 p bbl
and ss0Ss 30 U half bbI and Prims at s14@s15 p Dbl
Weeks receipts, As bbs-Exports 245 bbis
BAcoN-Ths demand for Bacon has been limited du.
ring the week but with light receipts prices have been
firm at 81 010s for Ribbed Sides lo,<for Clear
for Shoulders, and 120l2<e Is for Fancy Sugar Cured
Hams he Gales embraced some $50 casks including
yesterday IL Of Ordinary Shoulders ats54c q fb.
Weeks receipts, 5lS casks-Ezports 2o5 easks
LAhDThere has been very little inquiry for Lard and
we have noticed only few sales, cmprising 700 kegs
| Prime at 12s and so at 12Jzs y tt.
weeks receipts S76 bos and rs kegs-Exports equal
| to 2410
BUTTER AND cHEEsE-Westerr Butter has been
selling at 12a1st,and Cheese at 1oaus H. the sales
Of the latter including 100 boxes Selected at lie.
RloE-We quote Carolina Rice at ek96Ic q fb, with
dull market.
WHls6Y-The receipts of Whisky have been very
light and with fair demand In the early part of the
week. the rates have been mer The sales embrace 500
to 800 bb mostly at $50 for Rectiaed and 37e gal
Ion for Raw Retail lots of Rectfed have sold at $3.50
BAT, and of Dsxter's at s9s y gallon
| Weeks receipts, 7s2 bbls-Exports 400 bbls,
BAGGING AND RoPE-Kertucky Baegiuc has sold
at 141sl6 according to quality and quantity and India
at 1S5a Ol3e for light weight and It for heavy lots
The sales OF India for the week embrace about 1000 bales
including 2oS light, to arrive at 13a13e lbs In store
also light, at l3, and 1872 in store ut I4c OF Rope
about GOO coils have been disposed Of at 7Te, incl-
ding ZOO Prime Hand Made at Tx
| GuNNY BAGs-This article was in some demand for
the West In the early part the week. and we noticed
sales of 425 bales at the advanced rates of 13Ise
cash. H.$r
COFFEE-The market for Coffee has continued dull,
the weeks sales have barely reached $500 bags prices
ranging at l0h0lle p fb for Fair to Prime Yesterday
there was an improved demand and 1900 bags
Sold of which $50 at 1O5 200 at I0k and 40 at
| 101c p b.
cargo OF 1865 bags has arrived from Rio during the
week making the direct imports since the LIST Of Septe
Der 323S2l bags The stock on hand last evening was
| about 10, 500 bags.
sALTThe rates for Liverpool Salt from second hands
have been 81 80 for Coarse and 81 rs sack for Fine
delivered free of drayage.
CANDLEs-We quote Star Candles at 231k024t q Ii,
the sales including 100 boxes Emerys in two lots at the
| latter price.
TALLoW-The last sale of City Rendered Tallow that
| we noticed was 50 bbls at 1O4a q tb.
LARD Olive yet quote this article at T2Cas0c, q
gallon.
HBMP-We have no further transactions in this art;.
| Gle to report.
LEAD-There have been sales of this article in opr
| market for several months past
LImE-Eastern Lime has sold from second hands at
81 Is, and Western at ST 2o0sl IS y bbl About 400
bbs Genevieye were sold early in the week at 81 10 q bbl
NAVAL STORES-We have noticed sales of some 4oo
bbs Spirits TurpentIne at So032s q gallon cash and
tme Rosin has been lover and 100 bbls Common were
sold on Wednesday at 81 IKE . Dbl We quote Tar
at S2@$3 10, and Pitch at So 5ooss so y Dbl.
ALCOH0L-Ths article has been held at 7on7ac "A
gallon.
POTATOES AND oNIoNs-Prices have declined. and
Potatoes have sold at So 250sS so for Mesbanioks
and Onions at So y Dbl
FREIGHTs-The Freight market has continued firm
but we have had but very few transactions to renort
ring the week The engagements include ship for Lon
don at AS cd for TOBACCO and Bremen also with
Tobacco at 4Os hid Cotton has been shipping tn Nav
York at Nc; Tobacco at s7as7 SO q hid and Pork at
Coo p bbl
EAoHANaEs-Ths has been some demand for For
sgn Bills during the week. and the rates have generally
been rmer for that description Yesterday, however
the market was very dull and again reduce our ouo
tations for Sterling and Northern Bills.
We quote: .."'5gg
cranes .6f78G05f.12h q dollar
New York Sixtyday Bills. lk0lsI q az dis
sight Checks on New York .psrG0 y q ct prem