New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-02-28

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SUGAR. With an easier market, buyers forward
with some spirit in the carly part the week. and the entire
business sums up $500 hhds about the range Of
tons, which asfollows !: lz,
Far 70 F1l Sh Paf CHARMED and Refined
Weeks receipts 6S75 hhds-Exports, $751;
MoIASSES The supply has consisted mainly of Ferment-
ing lots which sold Of 556c while dark to
prime lots brought 6c and Choice has sold at 663c
n gallon Half bbs selling the evee 57631c,
according quality, and Reboiled from the Merchants Re-
nery at bbls and 631@64c gallon in half bbls.
Weeks receipts, 3547 hhds-Exports, 49,
FLOUR The demand has been fair for export and to
Yesterday morning bbls sold Sc OsS6 Is
for Ohio Indiana Illinois superns IS 50@s6 IS for ST.
Louis 81 25@S7 10 and IS for Extra and "A 2s5 IS Dbl
for Common Prime Yesterday 1887 bbs Fine sold in
three lots IS 5@s5 CPS and 100 Illinois supefne at
S. 12H p Dbl.
Weeks receipts A66l9 hbls- Exports, o37l.
wHEAT Holders given way altte, and buyers have
forward freely the sales of the week embracing
900 sacks mostly at ST. Is for Ordinary 81 40Sl IS
Good Red and 81 IS bushe for White. Prime has been
very scarce and quoted nomnaily at 81 60 for Red and
81 60 for White Yesterday 1000 Red and White sold at
ST 50 round 800 Fair Red at 81 40 and 1000 the price
Weeks receipts l., $50 bss-Exports, 2,63s. 81 F
CORN. receipts considerably fallen off, and with
demand prices have generally held upward tendency
The yesterday morning about 10 sacks
62@65c for Ordinary Good Mixed 65@6s for White and
Yellow and T072c buse for Choice lots Yesterday l0O
sacks White Yellow and Mixed sold at 62c 100 at g.
and 800 Prime Yellow at 75c d bushel. ON.
+ Weeks receipts Il, GIG sacks-Exports ASP.
OATS. Prices have declined, with sales of Is 000
sacks during the week at for Ordinary to Prime Ohio
aud 54S956c p bushel for ST. Louis
Weeks receipts 1922 sacks-Exports, $3.50.
BRAN. We have noticed limited transactions the re-
duced rates of 81 109ISl Is fal00 Ds.
HAY. EARLY in the week 469 bales Western sold
s small lots have been disposed of s26ss
Ordinary Northern to Prime Eastern but lattey the market
er and 100 bales Prime Western sold yesterday
from at S3l so y ton. 5zta
The demand has been fair and holders have
rally realized higher rates. with up yesterday morning
soma 5000 bbs Mess s2J@s2 the
being the latter rate and including 200 bbs Thursday at SCI
with few lots OF NJ. o. at $50 50G1$2I q Dbl.
Weeks receipts 10, 462 bbls-Exports, 1920
BACON Prices have advanced with sales during the week
Of 900 casks O1s9lc for Ribbed Sides lll1s
Clear, and eQl9Hc q b. Hams have been selling at PKG
1876 y b for Sugar Cured.
Weeks receipts, 1887 casks-Exports, 1926
GREEN MEATS We have noticed sales Of about $50 900
in bulk andn casks including 50 casks Hog
80 casks Ordinary Hams &c = d. and yesterday IS lbs
SAc for Shoulders and csc u n for Sides.
n.,t osri .orar,lIv =. q. soG7 s,e fr pit; Ne 49,, e.
$40 for Prime and s. 80 for B. and thin Prime.
Weeks receipts, 25l4 bbls-Bxports 2s7.
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