New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-04-23

Stock on hand not Wzzs
SUGAR. The demand has been good and with
light receipts, and the lower and medium qualities
have improved in prices, and about 5000 hhds. have
been sold during the week. and the market closed at
about the following range of prices
QUOTATIONS FOR LOUISIANA SUGAR.
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Weeks receipts, 1921 hhds.-Exports, s27.
MoLAssEs. The receipts have not equaled the
demand, and prices have improved. The sales during
the week embrace some 5000 bbls., mostly at 800
33c. % gallon for Prime and Choice reboiled, and 30
@32c for Ordinary and Fementing. Half bbls. have
sold slowly at 33@3sc. U gallon.
Weeks receipts, 1886 bbls.-Exports 5ss.
FLOUR. The market has been dull durng the
greater part Of the past week. but prices have
remained without material alteration. Up to yester
day morning some 1000 bbls. were disposed of at IS
75@t5 81, and Sc 90 for good to choice brands Of
superfine and Sc 25t9s7 rs p Dbl. for Extra and
Choice Extra brands. Yesterday 200 bblsl Indiana
Supe rfne sold at IS IS, 400 at =, 800 St. Louis at
IS 80, and $50 Plants Extra in lots at IS q Dbl.
Weeks receipts, 1859 bbls-Exports, 1861.
WHEAT. The receipts are still very light, and
the only sale reported during the week was 500 sacks
Common Red at 81 Is u bnshe
Weeks receipts, none-Exports 32a.
CORN With moderate receipts and a fair demand
prices have slightly advanced again during the past
week. Some 10000 sacks were sold at $4,000. for
Ordinary and good Mixed, and 9o@s5c. for good
Yellow and White and Fancy White, a large portion
of the above operations being for lots in warehouse
Weeks receipts, 1874 sacks-Exports, 2s2l
OATS. Business in this article has been moder-
ate, the sales during the week amounting to about
1000 sacks at 5s@65c., mostly at 5s@62ac ~ bushel
for Good to Prime st. Louis and Northern
Weeks receipts, 1928 sacks-Exports, 1872.
BRAN. i. The supply continues light, and prices
have advanced to 81 45@sl IS y 100 1bs., most of
the transactions being at 81 so.
HAY. We hear of about 1900 to 1900 bales West
ern sold during the week at s22@$24 so and $25 70
tun for Inferior to Prime.
PORK. :. The market has been dull most of the
week, and up to yesterday morning we noticed sales
of only about 1900 bbls at SIG 50@$l7 10 bbl, ac-
cording to weight, etc. The transactions include
1872 bbls, third NJ. o. and twothirds Mess at
SIG IS % Dbl. round, and yesterday 500 bbls Extra
Heavy Mess at sl7 SO @ Dbl.
Weeks receipts, BOIL bbls-Exports, 22l9.
BACON. The demand has been limited, and only
200 to 800 sacks have been sold during the week.
ranging mostly at 7c. for Shoulders, sat19c. for
Ribbed Sides, and lOa@llc. for Clear Sides. Hams
dull and nominal at go 10c for Plain and Bagged
and ll@l2c. U Ii. for Good to Fancy Sugar Cured.
Weeks receipts, 1925 cks and tcs-Exports, 4Os.
GREEN MEATS. The last sales reported were at
SC. for Shoulders, 6@65c. for Hams and 63 and Sc.
u d. for Ribbed and Clear Sides.
BEEF. Our quotations are nominal at GIG for
family Mess, and $l4@$l4 Is y Dbl. for NJ. o.
Weeks receipts, 1896 bbls and tcs-Exports none.
BUTTER AND CHEESE, .. Western is quoted at 90
&c., and Cheese at s@l0c. " H., according to qua
lily.
LARD. Early in the week we noticed sales of
nearly 2G0O bbls. and ties. Prime at llc., and 1000
and 1900 kegs at l2@125c. y H. Holders have since
been asking higher prices, and have noticed sales
of only few limited parcels at IL 10 ID. for Prime
in tierces.
Weeks receipts, 1858 bbls and ties. and 6sl kegs
Exports equal to ii ,596 kegs.
BAGGING AND BALE ROPE. >. Kentucky Bagging
is quoted at l2a@15c., and India at 125@13e. U
yard but the sales have been confined to few hum
bred terces and bales at these rates. Bale Rope is
held at 6a@7c. for Handspun and 7s@sc. y ID. for
Machine made, and at these prices only few hun
dred coils have been sold.
GUNNY BAGS. .. Sales of some small lots at S49
10 and IL c. for Light to Heavy and Extra Heavy
bags.
RICE. -. The only sales reported are some few
small lots on the spot at 3s@44c. u h. for Prime
Carolina.
COFFEE. :. With fair demand and prices tending
upward. The sales of the week embrace some 49,
600 bags at 104@l0sc. for Ordinary, l0l@ll4c for
Fair to Good Fair, and lls@l2c. " ID. for Prime
and Choice. The stock on hand last evening was
about $4,000 bags
WHISKY . The market has been dull, and we no.
tced sales of 1900 to 1900 bbls. during the week at
range of 234@244c. for Recti6ed, and 25@26c U
gallon for Raw.
Weeks receipts, 26s4 bbls-Exports, 529
SALT. Holders have been asking higher rates,
and early in the week we noticed sales of several
cargoes embracing 49, 600 sacks at S0@Slc. for
for Coarse afoat, SAC. in store and s5@s6c % sack
for Assorted. Also, 600 bushels Marsala at zoe. u
btshel The transactions of the last two days have
comprised GLIB, 1890 and 1900 sacks Coarse, and
1900 Assorted, all on private terms, and 1885 sacks
Assorted atoat at &c. y sack cash. The rates for
lots from second hands have advanced to 90c for
Coarse, and 81 05@$l 10 for Fine at the warehouse
and 95c.@sl for Coarse, and 81 1o@$l Is % sack
for Fine delivered free of drayage. There is but left
unsold to arrive, and prices still the advance.
TALLow 80. Our quotations are nominal at $50
lOc. % ID for Texas and City Rendered.
CANDLES. We quote Star Candles nomnally at
1s@2oc. % Ii for good brapds of Light to Full
Weight.
LINE The last cargo sales of Eastern reported
were at 81 80 " Dbl
NAVAL STORES. The receipts of Spirits Turpen-
tine continue light and We notice only limited sales
at soc. ~ gallon. Rosin has been in good request
at 81 1O@s1 As for Common, 81 45@$l 65 for No. 2,
and 81 5O@s5 Is VI Dbl. for No. and Virgin Dip.
Southern Oil Co.'s Navy Pitch has been retailing at
So so u Dbl.
OLs. We quote Lard Oil at 90l95c, 70 gallon,
with sales of so to rs bbls at that range and Cotton
Seed at 65@970c for Crude, and 75@S0c. u gallon
for small lots of Clarified. Southern Oil Co.'S Oils
are selling at 75c for Machinery Soc Tor Deck and
Paint, and zoe. % gallon for Gas Oil.
HIDES .Attakapas have been selling on the
evee at range of 13@lsc., closing at l3@l64c. ID.
for Dry Sailed and Flint. We quote Mexican Flint
at l90l2lc. % h. for Heavy and Light.
FREIGHrs. :. The rates improved early in the
week. and four five ships were taken for Liverpool
at Sled. Vessels, on the berth, filling up at Ia
Sled. Within day or two, however, the market
has been dull and the ruling rate for lots to fill up
has been Id. The rates for Havre have been 9@se.,
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