New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-03-05

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Exported yesterday.. l,l04- q, 800
Stock band cleared. 2l24
SUGAR. The supply and demand have been OF
quite moderate character and prices have fallen of
i@lc. during the week, with sales of about 1890
hhds., the market closing at the range of our quota
tons, as follows:
QUOTATIONS FOR LOUISIANA SUGAR.
ss Fully ana snS
Weeks receipts, 5,97l hhds-Exports, 97s.
MOLAssEs. :. The demand has been moderate and
prices have been lower for most qualities the weeks
sales embracing some $500 bbs. at 27@29A and SOC
for Inferior and Fermenting and 1882 and 32ac y
gallon for Prime and Choice, half bbs ranging at 81
@364c. U gallon, according to quality.
Weeks receipts, 1851 bbls-Exports, 9l4
| FLOUR. Prices have held an upward tendency
during the week, and for superfine an advance O
about SOC. y barrel has been established. Up tx
Thursday evening some 10000 bbls were sold, mostl,
| at 81 1895 rs for Common and Unbranded, IS 81
@$6 up to Sc 80 for good to choice Superfine ant
Fancy, and s6@s6 SO and 81 u Dbl for Extra. Yes
terday 100 bbls sold at 81 Sc for Common and Sc fol
Superne 400 Illinois superfne at Sc, 1000 Extra al
-, and leo at Sc rs u bb
Weeks receipts %, l26 bbls-Exports 2O,4I3.
WHEAT. The receipts continue light, and we
have heard of no transactions of any importance
during the week.
Weeks receipts, l1l5-Exports 1901
Corn. There has been an active demand but
generally at lower prices, with sales up to yesterday
morning of about 10000 sacks, mostly at sO0s5c
% bushe for good Mixed to prime White, some lots
| of prime Yellow bringing s3c Yesterday 4l2 sacks
Mixed sold at &c.,, 400 White at s2a and &c.,, and
700 sacks, in lots, at s0@s5c. y bushel.
| Weeks receipts, 27,lls sacks-Exports, 1886.
OATS. Some 1000 sacks have been sold DURING
the week; prices, generally, ranging at 7Oa7sc
for inferior to prime Northern and St. Louis.
Weeks receipts 6S3 sacks-Exports, $780,
BRAN. A moderate business has been done in
this article at 81 0s@sl l2t u 100 lbs, mostly al
81 10 % 100 TBS.
HAY. The principal sales of the week have been
flatboat load of 100 tuns Western at $2l, and $50
bales, in two or three lots, at the same price also
yesterday, atboat Loaf of 100 tuns at SCI 10 tun.
PORK. We still notice dull market for Pork,
though in the early part of the week holders were
rather irmer in their pretensions. The sales up to
Thursday evening were confined to 1900 or l4OO bbls
at SIT 75@sls for Mess, showing further decline at
the close. Yesterday, $40 bbs. Mess Ia fair ot) was
sold at SIS V Dbl.
Weeks receipts, 4,l29 bbls-Exports, $40.
BACON. This article continues very dull, and we
have noticed only few limited sales during the week
mostly at &c for Shoulders, 9ac for Ribbed Sides
and ll3c. y h. for Clear Sides.
Weeks receipts, 1851 cks and tcs-Exports, l4s
GREEN MEATS. About 500 600 lbs. have been sold
during the week, in bulk and in casks including 300.
900 on private terms, and the residue ct 6261c. for
Shoulders 7@7sc. for Hams, s0s4c. " h. for Sides
BEEF. :. The market continues very dull, and the
only sales reported during the week were go tierces
Prime Mess at SIS % Dbl, and yesterday 100 bbls
Dominick's Prime Mess at $l3 and 60 do Extra at
$l4 D bbl
Weeks receipts, 0l0 bbls. and tcs-Exports, So.
LARD The demand is still of very limited
character and the weeks sales have been confined to
600 to 700 bbs. and terces at ll4Dlllc. for No. l
to Prime, and 1900 to 1900 kegs at l2S@ll3c f8 ID.
Weeks receipts, OLA bbls. and ties. and 1921
kegs. Exports equal to 1865 kegs.
WHISKY The market has been heavy, with
dropping tendency in prices, and considerable por
ton of the business has been at further decline
The weeks sales embrace 1900 to 1900 bbls., mostly
at 26c. for Rected and 27012sc. 4s gallon for Raw
Weeks receipts, 6,6s7 bbls-Exports, ss2.
BAGG1NG AND ROPE. We quote Kentucky Bag.
ging at 12@l45c. for Handloom to the best Power
loom, the sales including ESQ pieces Powerloom at
the latter price.
INDIA BAGGlNd.. Has been dull and lower, with
sales of few hundred bales at I3s@l3ac. % yard
.Of Bale Rope, some 1000 coils have been sold ut
s@S3c. for Machine-made, mostly at Sc. M h., and
yesterday 100 coils choice Hand-spun at 74c. ~ h.
GUNNY BAGS. The last sales reported were at
Sc. for Light and lO4@lO5c for Heavy.
RICE. The demand has been moderate with sales
Of To
prime Carolina.
COFFEE, -. The demand has been fair, with sales
during the week of about Is 500 bags at range of
l05@llac. ss ID. for extremes, our quotations being
llMll4c. q H. for Fair to Good Fair and ll3c AZ H.
for Prime.
Two cargoes, embracing SAIL bags, have arrived
from Rio Janero during the week, and the stock on
hand last evening was about 10000 bags.
SALT. The market has been dull at 57a6Oc. ~
sack for Liverpool Coarse to fourth and third Fine
one or two cargoes having been sold at that range
TALLow. The last sales reported were at sbm
l0c. " ID for City Rendered.
OILS. -. Lard Oil sells slowly at s5195c. and al,
as to quality, and Cotton Seed ut G5@7Oc for Crude
and 75@sOc u gallon for small lots of Clarified.
Southern Oil Company's Oils are selling at 75c for
Machinery SOC for Deck and Paint, and zoe 10 gallon
for Gas Oil.
CANDLES. I'VE quote Star Candles at ls@2oc
for Light, end 2l@22c. % ID for Full Weight, the
sales including some 500 boxes light IA oz) at l9@
zoe. " ID.
LIME. "A cargo of 2loo bbls. Rockport has been
sold at the reduced rate of 81 Is U Dbl.
NAVAL STORES. There has been some demand for
Spirits Turpentine, with sales of small lots at Soc
gall, showing decline OF ROsin 1900 bbls have
been sold at 81 45@sl rs for Common to No. 2, 500
$3.50 for Mol. Southern Oil Company's Navy Pitch
sells in retail parcels at SO so u Dbl. OF Tar few
hundred bbls Lake have been sold at 81 rs and 260
bbls. Wilmington at 50 so u Dbl.