New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-11-15
COTTON AND TOBACCO sTATAMBNTo

SUGAR.. There has been fair demand and prices aga,
improved the early of the week The ales of Old Crol
300 hds the Of figures below and
New $50 hhd mostly at v;Ilac for Primo Choice snd
Clarified.
Inferiorto Common. S9 Prime and Choice. i010s4
Fair to Fully Fair. 9lGpl0 Clarified and Refined l7a
Weeks receipts, 463 hhds-Exports, 30
HOIASSES. The receipts continue light and the ranSSc
of the week in Old Crop have been confined to few lots Al
4953c for ermentg choice rchocd in bbs and ZVo dds
and $50 half bbs New mostly at 6G62c for the fome anu o4c
for tho latter though two lots of Ordinary nave pee
sold at lower rates. n
Weeks receipts, 659 bbls-Exports ll5
FLOUR There has a. pretty good demand, and prices
generally well sustained The sales up to Thursday evening
embraced some 900 bbs mostly at 81 S7tS7 Tor Superhe
81 lDS7 Is for Fancy, s. 25S7 Is and is for Ordinary to
choice brands of Extra and S. 4OS6 p Dbl for Fine Yes
eray 6 bbs Supcrno Illinois sold at ST SIN, and 400 to
200 ST. Louis in cts at ST D Dbl.
Weeks receipts 35,2l4 bbls-Exports 17,7S1.
WHEAT. IA good demand has still prevailed, and up to
Yesterday morning noticed sales of 70 900 sacks 81 GlG
81 e. for prime Red, 81 6l6Sl g. for White, and 81 l21a
81 40 81 80 y hushe for few lots of Inferior and Ordinary
TO fair Yesterday lot of 1000 sacks Ordinary sold Il" 81 80 p
bushcl
Weeks receipts Il 1924 sacks-Expors 6,7O9
CORN The receipts have bean larger but prices have
generally ranged those of last week with sales of
coo sacks Thursday evening at range of 655c
u bsle for Mixed prime White the rates for hite lattey
being 6S70c. Mondays transactions confined to some
700 sacks 65G15Sc q bushel
Weeks receipts, 70lG sacks-Exports, ., Ia
OATS. Wo have noticed sales Of some 90 sacks during
the week chiefly 6i65c = bushelor prime Indiana and St.
Louis including 500 yesterday in lots at G5c Yesterday
$50 casks St Louis sold at 65c and It's the price.
Weeks receipts 10, 42S snckS-EIports, 300
BRAN. Prices have ranged at 81 l5@Sl 20 y 100 lbs
with sales yesterday OF 800 sacks at 81 90 and 10000 Shorts
private
HAY The market has been firm with sales OF some 4,0H
during the week aSSS 80 for Northern and Eastern
and $50 u ton for Western.
PORN We have noticed sales Of few hundred bbls Mes
in SOL and dealers have generally realized sol 81
| p Dbl for retail parcels.
| Weeks receipts, 1865 bbs-Exports, 10.
BACON The transactions OF the week have embraced
some 800 to 400 casks tierces range SSI< and
for Ordinary prime Ribbed and Clear Sides, 7aSic TO
Shoulders l6c per ID for Ordinary plain to Extra
/ Fancy Sugar Cured Hams.
| Weeks receipts 1868 casks-Exports, 70.
BEEF. We quote Mess Beef nonin@lly $4@Sl6 u bb.
| and 81 500SS 4 Dbl.
| Weeks receipts, IA bbls-Exports, co.
LARD The sales Of the week comprise 200 bills
! 800 kegs lac q ID for Prime.
Weeks receipts rs bbs and erces aud 3i5 kegsEXports
equal to $50 kegs.
BUTTER AND CHEESE. Western 3utter has sold gene
rally 4GGlSc and Cheese at la@l2 and 121ac 4 Ii,
! BAGGING AND ROPE We hear of only retail sales o
Kentucky Baggng about lSsOc India has largely de
clncd and we noticed sales Of some 1900 bales at 3l3
- yard Rope has been selling at l01lI1ac u for Ori
mary Hand Spun 10 Fancy Machine Made.
GUNNY BAGS. The last sales reported lie il
bundles and l21zc for Heavy in bales. Yesterday lot of d
light sold &c aud 81 bales Extra Heavy lie
WHISKY. Rectied has been dull at 3lGA33c but Raw In
improved with sales Of 800 to 900 bbls at 56c Il gallon
! Weeks receipts l,l04 bbls-ENpofts, 81.
COFFEE. There jlAs been rather demand and th
sales of the about 1000 bags Rio chiefly at ING
lc but including some Inferior and Ordinary at S4Gac
lot of 100 bags iic q ID. The transactions include lli
bags taken yesterday at loe, and $50 at lO2ic q b
-Four cnrgoes embracing 24743 bags hay" arrived from Rio
during the week making the direct imports since the LIST Sep