New Orleans daily crescent., 1856-01-26

ExportedLto date. 1910 12,163
yesterday. 1856 725.565 0oo=12,l65
2gs.7N 4.o22
sUGAR-The demand for Sugar has been moderate,
but with limited receipts the rates have been pretty well
sustained The weeks sales embrace about 5000 bids,
including 400 taken yesterday, at about the following
range of prices:
Inferior to Com. .514d061s Prime and Choice. ..7<Gas
Fair to Fully Fair 62407ti Clar'd and Refd. 75s094
Weeks receipts, 3914 hhds-Exports, 22S7 hhds.
MOLAssEs-The rates for Molasses improved IA in
the early part of the week. but subsequently fell back to
for Fair to Choice lots and the market closed at
that range The GALES of the week about 5000 bbs of
which 600 were taken yesterday.
Weeks receipts, 1892 bbs-Exports 635l bbls.
FLoUR-The demand for Flour has been very limited
and the sales up Thursday evening reached barely
5000 bbls at ss 62}os 50 for superfne 50 75@s1o so
for Extra and sS 40$8 60 ~ Dbl for Fine. Yesterdays
transactions confined to few small lots at ss 9o@
SO y bbl for superfne.
Weeks receipts, 5672 bbs-E1ports 2o,237.
WHEAT-The receipts have been very light and up to
yesterday morning only about 5000 sold most
ly at 81 rs q bushel for Prime Red Yesterday 1000
sacks Ordinary sold at and 500 Prime Red at
about 81 50 y bushel.
Weeks receipts 5549 sacks-Ezports % 500 sacks
CORN-There has been good demand for Corn during
have continued to advance The sales up to Thursday
evening embraced about $4,000 sacks at 6s72t mostly
TO- for Mixed, and 5f y bushel for Prime Yellow, Yes
erday about 1000 sacks Mixed were sold at 7Oc 1000
poor at SO, and 2100 White at 72c q bushel
Weeks receipts, 21 $50 sacks-Exports 5S 692.
OATS-Prices for this article have been irregular
ranging at 5257e for ST. Louis the ruling rates. how
being $685. and few sales Of Ohio have been made
at 50& p bushel Yesterday 500 sacks St. Louis sold at
SEC, and 100 at sic p bushel.
Weeks receipts 3,7l6 sacks-Exports l,7o4 sacks
RYE-We have noticed q sale of 1870 sacks at 81 Is
~ bushel-an advance.
BRAN AND HAY-Bran has sold pretty steadily at
sO0S5e q 100 H. Hay has further advanced and the
recent transactions have been at SIG s2S "A ton for
Western.
PORkThe rates for Pork have continued to tend up
ward and to yesterday morning about $500 bb were
sold at SIG 5o@s17 % Dbl for Mess mostly at the latter
price. The retail rates have advanced to S17Sl7 25
for Mess,
Weeks receipts l4l3 bbls-Exports, 6119 bbls
BACoN-Trsnsactons in Bacon have been confined to
small sales at 92f10s for Shoulders, and 10 O01o{e b
for Sides.
Weeks receipts 1875 casks-Exports 3Ss.
BEEF-We quote Mess Beef at S12 500S13, and Prime
at So 759s1o 25 y bbl OF Prime Mess At tierces have
been sold at SIS So aud $40 "a faVorite brandy $40
tierce.
Heehs receipts uuu Dbls-EXports l,U9o bos.
GREEN MEATs-The rates for this article have fur
ther advanced, and sales comprise 100000 TBS at for
bulk Shoulders and ss4t for Hams 10000 lbs Hams in
casks at g. and 10000 TBS (part in casks rate equal
to about St p 1t for Hoground and yesterday 900 lbs
Shoulders and Sides, in bulk, at Sc, round
LARD-The receipts of Lard have been very light and
the sales confined to 800 400 bbls and terces at 90
92t for poor to good No. l; S4 for Grease; and few
hundred kegs Prime at 1ose % fb Prime in bbls and
tierces has been held latterly at lo1s011e p fb.
Weeks receipts s27 bbls and ooo kegs-Exports equal
to 4.51s kegs
BUTTER AND CHEEsE-Western Butter has been
ing to quality.
RICE-The sales of Carolina Rice for the week include
few small lots from store at 5s51se, and about 400
tierces, to arrive, at 514@2ss p is.
WHIsKY-The rates for this article have been very
full and 600 to 700 bbls have been sold during the week
at 4694st for Ordinary and Extra brands of Rectied
and SOC p gallon for Raw Yesterday the market was
dull and Recthed was Offering at 4Tc q gallon
Weeks receipts $50 bbls-Exports 369.
BAGGING AND ROPE-We quote Kentucky Baggng
at 1S0l9t India at 1S4013l and Rope at s81oa for
Ordinary Hand-spun to Fancy Machine lot Of
so half coils has been sold at exc.
GUNNY BAGs-The last sale of this article that we
noticed was at 17e for Heavy.
COFFEE-There has been animation in the Cof-
fee market during the past week. and the sales up
about 1880 bags at 1U4@11c for air to Prime with
or two small lots at II 1sc showing decline of @
&c y Ii within the last month. These transactions in.
clude 1000 bags taken yesterday at 10 &c ~ H.
Three cargoes embracing 4o15 bags have arrived from
during the week. making the direct imports since lst
of September 1s2640 bags The stock hand last eve
| ming was about $4,000 bags.~-
SALT-We have noticed further sales of Liverpool Salt
embracing several cargoes at of according
to quality Of sacks and proportion of Fine some iot
of Fine in warehouse at CSC sack Yesterday cargo
of 6100 Sacks one-fourh to onethrd Fine at SOC %
sack round OF Sicily, two three cargoes have beer
sold in bulk including of IA 900 bushels Marsala al
1Sc, and of $4,000 Trapani st about 20c q bushel
| CANDLES-Star Candles have slightly improved ant
several hundred boxes have been sold during the weeE
2615t u Ii.
LIME....A cargo of 1900 bbls Rockland sold OF
| Wednesday at something over 81 20 p Dbl.
TALLOW.... We have noticed contract for 150 bbl
City Rendered. part deliverable ahead, at 12c y Ii.
CASTOR OLA lot of so hbs has been sold at the ad
| vaneed rate of 81 Is y gallon.
| NAVAL STORES - We quote Pitch 81 5o0s1 GO
Rosin at 81 2o0S1 Is, and Tar at 81 75Gs3 rs p bbl