New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-10-29

Clarified and Refined @s'a
Weeks receipts sa7 bbls.-Exports, $40.
MoLAssEs The receipts of Old Crop have
been trifiuc and we have noticed only small sales
at 256a30c. for Inferior and Ordinary and 32@35c.
4 10 gallon for Fair to Choice Reboiled. About 1000
bbls. New Crop has been disposed Of during the
week. mostly at 40h@4lac. for Prime and Choice,
some Ordinary ut 3904Oc., and 200 to 800 hf. hbls.
at 44a4ec u gallon. with good demand. The
sales included some 500 bbls. sold yesterday at 40
m4lc for Prime and Choice, and 800 hf. bbls. ut
/ Acc. u gallon
Weeks receipts, 1927 bbs.-Exports, 40.
| Flour With limited demand and more firm
ness in prices the sales of week have reached
barely 6000 bbls., ranging generally at s. 205 50
and s. 40 for Superfne, Sc 250g7 90 for Extra,
and 81 25@ss 90 p Dbl. for small lots of Choice
Extra. Yesterday about 1900 bbls. We're sold, in
GLIDING 100 Superfne at S. 25 100 at S. 3d. 200 at
S. Oh and IS 40, 500 Extra at Sc 25, and 800 at
SIS so u Dbl.
Weeks receipts, 81 ,so2 bbs.-Exports, 1904.
| WHEAT We have heard of no transactions
during the past week.
Weeks receipts, s4l-Exports 1853.
| Corn The supply has been very limited, and
we have heard of only some 5000 sacks sold dur
| ing the past week. We quote Ordinary to Good
u,
White 81 10. and Old Yellow and Prime White at
81 l5@s1 25 y bushel.
Weeks receipts, 1892 sacks-ENports, 300.
| Oars There has been an active demand for
Oats but at still lower prices with sales OF about
% 900 sacks during the week. at a range OF 5lS@
SIC D bushel for Good to Prime lots of ST. Louis.
| Weeks receipts, Oslo sacks-Exports, 29s
BRAN. Prices have ranged at S0c8S1 % for
Ordinary to Choice most of the transactions being
at 9O@95c. for Good to Prime lots.
1 HAY, The sales have comprised some 1000
bales at s24 Oc@27 90 is tun for Western accord
| ing to quality and about s22 00@s24 90 for New
| York and Eastern.
Pork The market has been firm, and 400 to
500 bbls. Mess have been disposed of at $l5 80 u
bbl, a lot of 900 bbls., part damaged, selling on
private terms. Dealers generally obtaining SIS 10
01s16 90 u Dbl. for retail parcels of Mess.
The stock at the Inspection Warehouses on the
lst inst was 1922 bbls., of all kinds, comprising
1881 Mess, $50 NJ. o., and 1920 Rumps.
Weeks receipts, 1854 bbls.-Exports, ISL.
| BACON The market has been firm but mac
tive, with sales of some 200 casks at about $40
SIC. for Shoulders, l0a(8l04 for Ribbed Sides, and
I2l@l29c. u Ii. for Clear Sides. We quote Hams
atlO@l35 and l4sc., according to quality.
/ Weeks receipts, 3OS cks. and tcs.-ENports, 1853.
GREEN MEATs....We have heard of nothing of
any consequence doing in this article for some
months past.
BEEF Our quotations are nominal at $l4 OG@
SIS 90 and SIG 90 U bbl for extra and favorite
brands of Prime Mess and Mess. The stock at the
Inspections on the LIST inst. was only $40 bbls.
Weeks receipts 81 bbls. and tcs.-Exports,
63.
LARD There has been no material change in
this article during the past week. We have noticed
sales Of 600 tierces at ll4@llac., for Prime, and
700 to 500 kegs at l3c. u h.. also yesterday 1000
kegs at l25c. U h.
Weeks receipts, 1863 bbls and tcs., kegs
Exports, 1890.
BAGG1NG AND BALE RoPE. e. We quote Kentucky
Baggng at 12a0sl4 and l4a u yard for Handloom
to the best Powerloom, with few limited sales at
this range. There has been more inquiry for India,
and about 622 bales have been sold mostly from
the ship at life. U yard. Our quotations for Bale
Rope are 6J@7lc. for Handspun, and 7l@73c. 4
b. for Machine Made.
GuNsY BAGS. There appears to be no demand
and we have heard of sales for several weeks
past.
P. S.-Since writing the above we hear of about
1900 bales sold, all the particulars of which have
been suppressed.
COFFEE. With moderate demand the sales OF
the week have embraced some 5000 bags at a range
of ll@l25c. u tb. We quote Ordinary to Coco
Fair at ll@l2c., and Prime at l23c. U ID.
The stock now on hand is about 80 200 bags.
SALT. Liverpool has been selling from secont
hands at Al 10 for New Coarse, and 81 Is for Fine
at the warehouse, and 81 20 for Coarse, and 81 2;
u sack for Fine, delivered free of drayage. Ole
Fine has been offering at $l@1 O5 q sack, withou
,1,roos
sacks, have been sold during the week on private
terms, said to be at full prices, and some 10000
sacks from store, also on private terms.
J WHISKY The market was heavy and droop
ing in the early part of the week, but with ligh
receipts we have lattery noticed more tirmness il
the rates. Some 500 bbls have been sold, mostl,
at 2sc for Rectfed, and soc. U gallon for Raw.
Weeks receipts 1927 bbls.-Exports, 26s.
STAR CANDLES Light Weight have been hell
at 1s@l9c., and Full Weight at 20@2lc. U ID.
RICE We have noticed sales of 500 to GO
terces New Crop Carolina at 42c. % ID.
LINE :. Rockland has been retailing general
|, at 81 5o@s1 So y Dbl, and cargo of 26o0 bbls
was taken day or two since at 81 25 u Dbl.
, TALLow We have heard of no transaction
, since the sale reported some weeks STAGE of 10
, tierces City Rendered at SC. ID ID.
Il NAVAL STORES -. With moderate supply
!, Spirits Turpentine prices continue firm, and W
have noticed sales of 300 to 400 bbls. at 44@45t
% gallon for lots in prime shipping order Rosl
has been in moderate request at 81 A00l 90 fc
Common, 81 65tDsl IS for No. 2, and ~ oolSs3
10 Dbl. for Low to Fine No. /.
OILS We quote Lard Oil at s5c.@sl %
e gallon for Good to Prime Winter Strained, and Go
ton Seed at 55960c. for Crude, and Csc. % gallo
4 for small lots of Clarified. Southern Oil Company
e Oils are selling at 75c for Machinery, soc. for Dec
d and Paint, and zoe. U gallon for Gas Oil.
:, HIDES Attakapas have been selling at loa'
i lac. II Ii. for Dry Sailed and Flint. We quo
q Mexican Flint at l64@l74c. for Heavy and Lish
ALCOHOL. :. Our quotations for this article al
G06l62ac. II gallon, according to Proof
FREIaHTs The market has been very fir
j, during the past week, without any material alte
!. alton in the rates. Vessels the berth general
l. taking Cotton freely to fill up at 9-l6d for Live
pool, and ac. for Havre, AT which rate we ha
"a noticed twelve or fourteen ships taken and laid
10 for Liverpool, and two OF threefor Havre. L
D. other new engagements have comprised SHIP /
. Boston at 9-l6c. for Cotton and one for Proydent
: r. l.. at the same rate.
y CATTLE MARKET.
JEFFERSON CITY Oct. %, 1856
o Arrived so head of Western Beeves, 400 Shee
le r Tha W