New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-07-19

On plantation some 500 hhds thee crops were sold sG9
cents O ID
Weeks receipts, lab hhds-EIports, II. Gl3 g. -
MOLAssEs Most of the scany arrivals continue of yery
poor quality but they have generally found sae range
prices being wide one, from @@45 for Inferior Fer.
mentng Prime and Choice Keboed The market however,
closes heavily and Good Refinery Reboed is offered at
G95Oc with few buyers.
Weeksrece'pts, loi3 bbis-Expcrts, 35a
export demand still prevailing in the early
part Of week. prices improved again. the sales have
aoons po me eson rates being So 621a6 IS for
eupelhe St~ 70 ord'nay TO Good Extra 81 5OSS for
Choice 90; ana ss5 70 q Dbl for Fine Yesterday the prn-
cpal saies we noticed were lSo bbs and 500 ST. Louis
50 624 q Dbl. +
Weeks receipts u, $50 bbls-Exports, 1880 r.
COENfr1ces again went mp in the early part of the week
to 6oc for Prime White but soon fell back 6c Mixed
White and Yellow the ruling rates Thursday being 565c
q bushel for good lots The weeks sales which include all the
receipts are about u.s. 900 sacks and comprised yesterday 5000
$4,000.
Weeks receipts, 14,9I7 sacks-Expors 1885
WHEAT Prices improved Monday and 500 were
TAKEN nearly all at 81 IS . buhe for Prime Since them the
receipts lave been small and prices have ranged from 81 GOA
81 49, according quality Yesterday however the sales
comprised $40 sacks Poor at 81 2S Is 2295 Choice
about 81 50 p bushel. r.
Weeks receipts, 1860 sacks-Expors. lo716. ~ ~
have again receded little, and 300 sacks
were taken on Tuesday at about 0c bue for Prime ST.
Louis. since then, small lots have brought 50@51c.
are pretty steady and the ruling rates have
been 10lg75c q lO0ibs. f&y
HAYTwo or three fatboat loads Of Western have been
sold at SIS 90 and some smaller lots st s24 50@S 80 ton
Yesterday, we heard of nothing doing. %aH
The Pork market has very quiet appearance
this weeks but prices have been pretty we'll sustained @
SCI p M for Mess Yesterday small lots retailing SCI
= Dbl. ~ a91sssg.t r.
Weeks receipts 3sl9-Exports 1871 bbls. d
GREEN There are no arrivals and sales hav.
ing occurred for or two back nominal
BACON. The market has generally exhibited quite stag
nant ana the sales have been mostly in small
parcels at 9@l0zc for Poor to Choice Ribbed Sides s9e
for Shoulders and 9Dl3c R ID for Ordinary Plain to the
most choice sugarcured Hams On Thursday 30 casks Clear
Sides sold at and yesterday few casks Ribbed
| loo . ID.
Weeks receipts 0A casks-Exports casks and tierces
BEEFWe hear OF little or nothing doing and of
prices scarcely than nominal 50 for Prime
| and Sl2@S15 for NJ O., Prime Mess, Mess, etc.
LARD. Prices have been very firm with sales on Tuesday
last of 46 tierces and bbls Prime at 2 kegs d. two lots
Of 300 each at IA; and 100 do at 1876 h. On Thursday
the principal lots disposed of 500 b and terces TO
party at lie, and 1000 kegs Prime at 13c q b.. 3d.
Weeks receipts el7 bhls SIS kegsESpors 70 ierces 267
kegs qWt
BUTTER AND CHEESE, Western Butter is selling oc.
casonay at Cheese scarce and prices nominal 10
| (gllc y d.
BAGHlNG AND ROPE. Kentucky Begging has been
failing slowly at s9c for Ordinary Choice brands
India Baggng has been more active, with sales of 1000 0C
bales at IG7c D yard and for Extra Heavy lSc cash and
time Bale Rope steady at 1091c for Ordinary to Good
brands and ls for Fancy On Thursday 1857 coils Haudspu1
sold at l949loac cash and $50 Machine at ll@l1c h.
"GUNSf BAGS On Tuesday, AT bales light were sold al
nc cash. out Extra eVy Bags were held at 13G and
Wsiht on, Vz ses were ,sksn al Medium
| WHISKY pricss h.,,o. cow. ~ go -.