New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-07-02


SUGAR. -. The receipts have been very light, and
with only moderate demand. The sales of the week
have reached barely 1000 hhds, from first and second
hands, prices being generally within the range of our
quotations, follows, showing advance of about
&c. % ib for some qualities:
QUOTATIONS FOR LOUISIANA SUGAR.
IN e Fully Eair Prime and Choice.
Charmed and 6l4eg034
Weeks receipts, 1929 hhds.-Exports, SO.
MoLAssEs. The supply has been limited, and
with a fair demand, prices have been very well
maintained during the past week. About $500 bbls.
have been disposed of at range of 26@31Ac. for
Inferior and Fernenting, and 32@33 and 33tc. for
Prime and Choice. Half bbls. have been selling
generally at 32@35c y gallon according to quality.
Weeks receipts, Ills bbls.-Exports, 43.
FLOUR. The market has been very dull through
out the past week, and prices show dropping
tendency. The sales up to Thursday evening were
confined to about 5000 hbls., at a range of 81 500
81 rs for Unbranded, IS 5O@$5 rs for Ordinary
to Choice brands of Super6ne, Sc 50@s7 90 for Ex-
ira, and 81 5O@$s 624 u Dbl for Choice Extra Yes
terday we noticed sales Of only $40 bbls superine
in lots at IS 49, and 100 of good brand at IS so
U Dbl.
Weeks receipts, IL 12l bbls-Exports, 1928.
WHEAT The market is still bare of stock, and
we have heard of no transactions during the week.
Weeks receipts none-Exports, none.
Corn. :. The demand has been less active, and al
though the receipts have been moderate the transac
tons have mostly shown tendency in prices in favor
of buyers. Upto Wednesday evening, some 10000
sacks were disposed of at sl@$l 10 for Ordinary to
Prime Mixed, s11sl Is for Ordinary to Prime Vel
low, and 81 2O@sl Is y bushel for Good to Choice
and Fancy White. On Thursday and yesterday the
market was heavy, and most of the transactions
wete at lower rates, the sales embracing 1000
sacks at s2ac. for Inferior 95c.@$ for Mixed 81 03
@sl O5 for Yellow, and 81 l2a@$l Is % bushel for
Prime and Fancy White.
Weeks receipts % 6O2 sacks-EXports, 1914.
OATS :. The demand has been fair, and some 5000
sacks have been sold during the week, at 57l62ac.
for Ordinary to Prime St. Louis, and 60@62ac. u
bushe for Good Northern to Choice Black Oats.
Weeks receipts, l40S sacks-EXports, $685.
BRAN. Prices have ranged at $4,000 % 100
Tbs, showing further reduction.
HAY. "A few hundred bales have been sold dur
ing the week at $22@s25 y tun for Inferior to Good
Western and four fatboat loads Western, embracing
ATS tuns, all at SIS u tun.
PORK. :. The market has been very dull this week
and the principal sale reported 1000 bbls. Mess
Oh private terms, the retail rate for Mess being SIT
% Dbl The stock at the Inspection Warehouses yes
terday embraced 34,S02 bbls., of all kinds.
Weeks receipts, 3OS bbls-ESports, y.
BACON :. The demand has been very limited and
with the few transactions mostly private terms,
our quotations continue nominal at 7c for Shoulders,
&C. for Ribbed Sides lO4@ll4c. for Clear Sides and
Sa@1l2c. for HAMS
Weeks receipts, 6lO cks. and tcs.-Exports, 1879.
GREEN MEATS. We have heard of nothing of
any consequence doing. The stock is very light.
BEEF. :. Our quotations are nominal at $l4 00@
SIS 90 and SIG 90 % Dbl. for extra and fayorte
brands of Prime Mess and Mess.
Weeks receipts 37s bbls. and tcs.-Exports, lis.
BUTTER AND CHEESE. Old Western Butter is
quoted at 7G99c. and New at l4@l7c. % Ii, and
Cheese at 70g9c f2 ID, according to quality.
LARD . We have noticed only moderate demand,
with sales of 300 to 400 ties. early in the week. at
llIc. 70 tb for Prime, and one two lots since at
prices not made public also yesterday 1000 kegs on
private terms.
Weeks receipts, 1926 bbls. aud tcs., 2436 kegs
Exports equal to 62l4 kegs.
BAGGING AND BALE ROPE. -. Kentucky Bagging
is quoted at l23@l5c. u yard for Hand and Power
loom. There has been a moderate demand for India
at l239l3c per yard with sales of 500 to 600 bales
at this range, mostly at the inside rate, to arrive.
In Bale Rope we have noticed some few hundred
coils sold at Gl@7!c. for Handspun, and S@S3c u ID
for Machine-made.
GuNNY BAGS Early in the week we noticed
sales of $50 bales Good Medium at 1870, and 632
Heavy at l24 and l3c.
COFFEE The demand has been of moderate
character with little alteration in prices during
the week. The sales have amounted to about 1900
Of IVA,