New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-01-12


sales embrace 1000 hhds including 300 taken yesterday
mostly at the range Of reduced quotations:
Inferior to Com: COX Prime and Choice. .7A4G8
Fair to Fully Fair .61z07s clard and Reh'd...71i@9
Weeks receipts 1850 hhds-Exports, 4c4 hhds.
koLAssEs-We have but little change to report in
this article during the week, the sales comprise 900
bbla, including 500 taken yesterday.
On plantation we have noticed sales Of 10000 gallons at
o2a<, and 10000 at $50 p gallon.
Weeks receipts, 1o,3s5 bbls-Ezports, 8 4sS bbs.
FLOUR-There has been fair export demand for
Flour and with the accounts of the suspension of nav
CATION the Ohio and Upper Mississippi prices have
vanced 2505oe y bbl The sales up to Wednesday eve
ming embraced COCO bbls at ss@ss IS for Super
fine Ohio and Tennessee IS IS Fancy SO so for Ex
ira Illinois, and 81 rs for Fine. Yesterday we noticed
sale Of $500 bbls Ohio at IS 50 bb deliverable along
side ship.
Weeks receipts, II ,351 bbls-Exports, q ,427
WHEAT-Holders have realized Improvement in
the rates for Wheat and 1900 sacks wero sold up to yea
terday morning mostly at 81 rs p bushel Prime Red
and including one or two lots of White at ST IS p bush
Yesterdays heard of no sales of any consequence.
Weeks receipts l,47S sacks-Exports Al 800 sacks
CoEN-The export demand for Corn has continued
active aud with liberal receipts the up Thursday
evening embraced fully 5000 Sacks nearly all
White and Yellow but including in cotton sacks,
at 62@e21sc p bushel Yesterday the rain prevented
any transactions Of moment.
Weeks receipts. 100, 216 sacks-Exports Sc 465
OATs-This article has advanced 5Q45s y bushel, and
1000 to 5000 sacks have been sold during the week 500
55e y bushei for Ohio and St. Louis. Small lots of ST.
Louis were selling yesterday at 55@s7c p bushel
Weeks receipts 2 $40 sacks-Exports l. Ss7 sacks.
RTEWe have noticed sales 5000 to 1000 sacks Rye
mostly at 81 OH y bushe
BRAN AND HAY-Bran has sold at 659Gsc 3 100 Ii.
Hay has improved, and the sales include 165 tons 1.-TWO
fatboat loads) Western at SCI y ton.
PORk-This article declined 759sl Dbl in the early
part of the week. and 1000 bbs Unnspected Mess were
sold up to yesterday morning, at S14 50@$ bb and
1000 bb Prime Mess at the latter rate Yesterday 200
bbls Mess were taken at $l5 y Dbl.
Weeks receipts, 16,51s bbls-Exports 69lS bbls
BACON-Ws have noticed only small sales of Bacon
during the week. at 9tz aloc for Now Shoulders sud
l0h59llcS ib for Sides.
Weeks receipts 1889 casks-Exports $40.
GREEN HEATs-The sales of this article have en-
brsced 100000 l and &c for Shoulders and Sides
and 7a71!s for Hoground the transactions including
l75,o0o it Hog-round at &c p it.
BEEF-This article has been very dull and We quote
Mess nomnally at s12 5O0Sla, Prime at s1o0s1l snd
B. at S. y bbl
Weeks receipts 9l3:bbls-Exports 535 bbls
LARD-With increased supplies the rates for Lard
have further given way and up to Thursday evening
about 5000 bbs and tierces sold mostly at exc for
No j. and loc p It for Prime with occasional lot at
103sc. OF kegs 5000 have been sold at 1O91o<c
chiefly at loo y b for Prime Yesterday $50 bbs and
terces sold the eyee at 10c 100 kegs Prime
at 10he p Is.
Weeks receipts s451 bbls and 5726 kegsExporss equal
to q. kegs
BUTTER AND CHEEsE-Western Butter has been
selling at 16022 and Cheese at lO1s011h Is, accord
ing to quality
RICE-We have noticed only few sales of Carolina
Rice at so 95Ac y tb. cargo which arrived day
two since from Savannah, is held at 10.
WH1sKT-The closing of the upper rivers to naviga-
CATION have caused large advance in the rates for this
article and holders have realized SO 4oe gallon for
Recthed in the recent transactions Yesterday 60 bbs
were sold, in five lots, at 4Oc y gallon
Weeks receipts 2lss bbs--Exports 1892.
BAGGIhG AND ROPE-We quote Kentucky Baggiug
at 1solse India at 1Sd0l32z, and Rope at 1os for
Ordinary Haud-spun to Fancy Machne-made.
GUNNY BAGs-This article has largely declined and
lot Of 81 bales Heavy sold on Wednesday at TO-
COPFEE-The market for Rio Coffee has continued
dull and the sales Of the week confined about 24o0
bags at l1612c p Is for Ordinary to Prime lots ncu-
ding'l0o yesterday at 11hc.
Two cargoes embracing 1854 bags, have arrived from
Rio during the week. making the direct imports since
LIST of September l6lo75 bags. The stock hand last
evening was about 5000 bags.
sALT-A cargo of 5040 sacks Liverpool, neffth Fine
part grass sacks and ten and eleven to the ton
sold on Monday at 7ee y sack round and learn that
other cagoes have been disposed of
range of 65a80c p sack, according to weight quality
sacks and proportion of Fine. The market has been
very dull and these rates show considerable decline
GANDLES-star Candles have sold generally at e6c y
| lb for full weight.
TALLOW-small lots of City Rendered have been SELL
ing at 2124c and of Western at II &c y l, and 100
| bills City Rendered have been taken at lie.
LIME-A cargo of $500 casks Roekland Lime has been
sod at 81 22a cask The rate for Eastern from sec
| ond hands has been 81 10 p cask.
| NAVAL sTOREs-Ws have noticed some sales of
Spirits Turpsntne at 37a373a cash and time and 30S
bbls Pitch taken on Saturday at 81 70 y bbl
| FEElGHTS-The engagements of the week comprise
three four ships for Liverpool at * for Cotton
Havre in the early part at 1856 since at Ii for
Marsees at - for Nantz at &c, and two Bremen
ships for Bremen st 4c The closing rates for Cotton
| to Liverpool were about 11-161 sd
| EAcHANGES-With lsrge amount of Bills pressing
on the market and limited demand during the greater
part of the week. the rates for most descriptions have
| farther given way. We quote
SseCnhg 100 e 10, =
sew orr sl2ty-day Bills, IN 4 2 ct dis
sight GhoeSs on Now EorG 5gf6J3 dis
CATTLE MARKET.