New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-01-05

y
600 taken yesterday the marke closing at the range of
our quotations, as follow
Inferior to Com. .5ASe5s Prime and Choice s@sK
Fair to Fully Fair .6sld714 cIar'd and Reid 7%G9I
Weeks receipts, 4,l5o hhds-Ezports, 1l25 hhds.
MOLABsEs-The views Of buyers end sellers Of this
article have not correponded very closely during
siderable portion Of the week, and during part 81 the
time the market has been at stand prices at length
fell off to s403sc y gallon for Ordinary to Choice and
subsequently 3335c p gallon, the latter being the
closing rates. The weeks sales up about bbs
Of which 1000 were taken yesterday
Weeks receipts, 1854 bbs-Exports, 6,267 bbls.
FLOUR - Business has been greatly restricted by
the condition OF the leyee and the difficulty Of
vsl to the shipping and the sales up to Thursday
ing confined to about 1000 bbls at 81 1898 for
Ohio, sS@Ss Is for st. Louis superfne, s9@sl for
Extra and Choice Extra and 81 50 q bbl for Fine.
Yesterday 900 bbs Ohio sold in lots at 81 Soss
400 for Fine and SO for supsrfue and 200 Choice
Extra at 50 5o@so7 rs y Dbl
Weeks receipts, 3s,242 bbs-Exports 1854
WHEAT-The transactions in this article up to yester
day morning reached barely 900 Sacks at 81 700
81 T2}z "a bushel for Prime Red, and including
two small lots of White at 81 s5 Yesterday did not
hear Of sale Of any consequence.
Weeks receipts 10 2s1 sacks-Exports 25,73s sacks
CORN-Thers has been active demand for Corn du-
ring portion Of the week. and up to Thursday evening
about 900 sacks sold at CSC for Prime in gunny
bags but including lots in cotton sacks at 6262c
o bushel Yesterdays transactions were confined to
about 1900 sacks at Csc. %9
Weeks receipts, s,527 sacks-Exports 10 46e.
OATsThis article has been rather steady, with sales
of 5000 to 10000 sacks during the week, at 4s@50c
bushel for st. Louis.
Weeks receipts $40 sacks-Exports 1887 sacks
RYE-some 1000 sacks Rye have been sold during the
week at 81 o5@s1 10 p bushel of Sc H.
BRAN AND HAY-Bran has further declined to Csc
p 100 Ii in sacks and lot Of 119 TONS in bulk has been
sold at $40 SO % ton.
PORK-There has been far demand for Pork, and
the sales of the week have embraced about 1000 bbs
at SIS Dsie for Mess and Prime Mess ana SIS ESQ
SIS SO p Dbl for 0. The retail rates for Mess have
been SIS 250sl6 so p Dbl.
The stock Of all kinds at the Inspection Warehouses on
the LIST inst, embraced only 1923 bbs
Weeks receipts, s518 bbls-Exports 49ls bbls.
bACoA-We have noticed a few salea Of Prime Ribbed
Sides, Of the New Packing 1885, and Shoulders have
been held at lozi011c % fb.
Weeks receipts 1889 casks-Exports 521,
BEEF-This article has been very dull and we quote
Mess nominaly at $40 500s13, Prime at s1o9s1I and
B. at SIS " Dbl The stock at the Inspection Warehouses
on the LIST inst, comprised only 1852 bbs Mess s72 half
bbs GA bbls Prime 276 of other kinds and $40 terces
and 1880 bbs Uninspected.
Weeks receipts 12l3 bbls-Exports S74s bbls
GREEN MEATS-The sales Of Green Meats have EN-.
braced come 10000 H. at 6lc for Shoulders 70 for Hog
round, and 7071zc p ii for Sides.
LARD The Rates for this article have declined
| about 7zc p h. and have noticed sales during the
week of $500 to 5000 bbls and terces at a II
for Good to Prime Kegs have been dull and only few
hundred have been sold including 1900 Prime taken
terday at 1lc p H. Yesterdays also included LIZ
| tierces No ] at 10c.
Weeks receipts 1926 bbls and 415a kegsExporg euua
| to 6578 kegs
BUTTER AND CHEEsE-Western Butter has solo
| at15f62O, and Cheese at 11(012kTs H.
RECEIVE have noticed only few sales of Caroline
| Rice at Nc q is.
with GALES of 800 900 bbs 3s@34c oro rdnary an,
Extra brands of Rected, s374@S5 for Raw. and 44c $
gallon for Dexters Yesterday the market was frmer
with sales of 100 bbls Rectihed at $40 q gallon.
| Weeks receipts 1904 bbs-Exports 762
| BAGGING AND ROPE-Kentucky Baggiug has beer
in limited request at about 15019+ and Rope at IN
los for Inferior Hand-spun to Fancy machine-made
VI India Bsggng noticed the sale of to 100 bales
at l3c including 80 taken yesterday that rate cash.
GUNNY BAGs-We quote this article nominally at
4@1ec for New, in bales with no transactions of any
moment during the week.
CoFFEE-The Coffee market has been quite dull and
the sales of Rio up to yesterday morning were confined
to about 1900 bags 1@l2c Inferior to Good lots
12@l2zc for Prime, and l0c q ii for skmmnga. Yes
|
| $50 at 1l148ll&, and so at 12c % fb.
Two csrgoes, embracing $500 bags have arrived from
Rio during the week. making the direct imports since
Let of September ISL 9e1 bags The stock on hand last
| evening about $4,000 bags
sLT-The sales of this article the week comprise
cargo of Liverpool third Fine to arrive at 81 O5
of 5000 aoa also about one-thrd Fine at ST. one
of 6ss2 Coarse in good sacks 90c lot of 1000 Fine
I'll LIZ sack 5000 bushels Trapani at 3d. and 900
ditto, said to be at something over Csc p bushel
TAELOW-The last sales of CITY Rendered that wa no.
ticed were at 124c o it.
cANDLEs-star Candles have been selling at o69
26e . h. ct which rates $50 boxes were taken on Thurs
day and yesterday We also noticed yesterday sale of
| $50 boxes, light weight at 25}Sc . it.
LIME-Eastern Lime has sold from second hands at
81 $50 81 40 = Dbl.
NAVAL sToREs-some $50 bbls Spirits Turpentipe
have been disposed of during the week at 3SSc GAL
Ion, and yesterday $40 bbs fine No. Rosn were taken
at S. . Dbl
FRElGHTs-The Freight market has been quiet du.
ring the past week. and the engagements have been
fined TO few vessels including British ships for Liy
epool in the early part 2Sd Cotton an American
ship at 16d for Corn which around from Mobile
to load here with Cotton ct 1l16d two for Hayre
at Tor cotton and Soc for Wheat and for Cadz
at SIT q hid for Tobacco. Ships the berth for lily
erpool have been filing at 511116d for Cotton and
for Boston Cotton has been shipping at 30 Pork
81 p Dbl Yesterday an American ship was taken for
Bremen at sc for Cotton and for Genoa at Ike
EACHANGEs-The demand for Bills of nearly all de-
scrpons has been limited and the market continued
depressed. The closing rates are about as follow:
Sterhng JOG 4 "a 10Y
Francs .3O85f371S Is dollar
New York si1tyday Bills. IS e Of dig
~1sA' eAoeAs w AVG" ork 3alDA dis