New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-05-14
Weeks receipts, 24l6 hhds.-EXports ,6S.

Weeks receipts, 24l6 hhds.-EXports ,6S.
MoLAssEs. During the greater part Of the week
the market has been dull, and the sales have been
confined to about 5000 bbls at range of 33134c for
Fermenting, and 35@36c y gallon for Prime to
Choice. We heard occasionally of some half bbls.
selling at 35@5sc y gallon according to quality.
Weeks receipts, 1895 bbls.-Exports, 60.
FLOUR. The advices from Europe have caused
holders to claim further advance. The business du
ring the week has been more active, and we have
heard of some IT, 900 bbs. sold at Sc 75$7 12A for
Superinc, and 81 SOC s. 90, up to s. 1899 90 u
Dbl for Extra and Choice Extra brands. Yesterday S
transactions embraced nearly 5000 bbs., of which
$500 Super6ne in several lots at 81 co. 400 at 81 12
265 Superine to Fancy at s. llt, 500 at =, 1854
Extra at 81 7Os7 s7t, GOO in two lots at s. co. and
100 Choice do at 50 90 % Dbl.
Weeks receipts, 77sS bbls-Exports, ,432.
WHEAT. -. The supply is very limited. and the only
sale reported during the week was Isl sacks at 81 80
y bushe.
Weeks receipts, ISL sacks-Exports, none.
CoRS. With moderate receipts and fair demand
prices are still looking upward, and we have heard
of about q 900 sacks sold during the week at 900
81 O5 for Ordinary to good Mixed, and 81 O5@fl 10
for good Yellow and White and Fancy White. Yes
terdays business amounted to IA 900 Sacks in
Guiding $500 Mixed at =, 500 at S5c, 1900 at 94c.,
1000 Yellow and Mixed at 900i95c., 100 St. Louis
at the same 1850 White at 81 05 and 200 resold at
81 07a " bushel.
Weeks receipts, ls,14s sacks-Exports, 4O4S.
OATS The sales during the week were confined
to about 5OOO@GO0O sacks, the range being at ESQ
75c., mostly at 6s@75c y bushel for Good to Prime
St. Louis showing further advance
Weeks receipts, ll2l saeks-ENports, 100.
BRAN. The supply continues light, and prices
are steady 81 7o@sl IS " 100 lbs.
HAY. "A few hundred bales Western sold at
$4,000 @s24 so % tun and on Thursday hatboat
load of $50 tuns at $24 SO u tn, and yesterday IFS
t,ns at s24 75 800 bales at s23 90, and 4lG bales
New York at 80 % tun.
Pork. There has been a more active demand
and prices have held an upward tendency. The sales
of the week have embraced about 10000 bbls. at a
range Of SIG 5O0eSl7 90 and SIS 90 ID Dbl for even
weight to heavy lots of Mess, the bulk of the business
being OH Thursday when some 1000 bbls Heavy
Mess were sold chiefly at SIT Oo@sl7 % u Dbl
Yesterday about $500 bbls were sold, including 40C
Mess at - 500 at S7 25 1850 in three lots, at $ls
about 1000 said to be at SIS, and GG NJ. O. at SIG "
Dbl.
Weeks receipts, 1862 bbls-Exports GAL.
mand, with sales of about 40O@50O casks at93019Ic
for Ribbed sides, l040gllc for Clear Sides, and ia
74c for Shoulders. Hams have been in limited re-
quest at l2@l24c % ib for Good to Extra and Fancy
brands of Sugar Cured.
Weeks receipts, ITO cks and tes-Eyports BAL
GREEN MEATS. -. The receipts have been light
and we have heard of only few limited parcels sold
during the week at full prices, comprising 1000 lbs
Shoulders at &c ~ fb. @-."
BEEF. E. Our quotations are nominal at $l4 O0@
SIS 90 and SIG 90 % Dbl for extra and favorite
brands of Prime Mess and Mess. Yesterday loo
bbls c. B. Prime Mess sold at sl3 U Dbl.
Weeks receipts, 377 bbls. and tcs-Exports 1856.
BUTTER AND CHEESE. -. Western Butter is quoted
at 9l4c and Cheese at lo0l4c % H., according tt
quality. New Western Butter has been in some re
quest at lse " ID.
LARD. With light receipts we have heard of only
l0OO0I2O0 tierces during the week, mostly at ii &c
for Prime together with few hundred kegs at l2}D
l23e u ii.