New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-04-02

Weeks receipts, 1887 hhds-Exports, 1452
NoLAssEs. Both the receipts and the demand
have been moderate, and for most qualities the rates
have been in favor Of buyers The sales of the week
embrace 5000 bbls at range of 25@29 and 294c. for
Inferior Fermentng, etc. and 30@3l3c. y gallon for
Prime and Choice half bbls have sold slowly at SO
OBS and 353c., according to quality
Weeks receipts, 5,s23 bbls-Exports, 1918.
FLOUR. The market has been very dull during
the greater part of the past week, but prices have
remained without material alteration Up to yester
day morning some 1000 bills were disposed Of at IS
1896 e7a, and s6 90 for good to choice brands Of
superfne and Sc 25@se so and 81 90 for Extra and
Choice Extra brands. Yesterday 249 bbls. Fancy
sold at Sc, and $50 at Sc 123 % Dbl.
Weeks receipts, 1872 bbls-Exports 1854
CoRN. With increased supplies prices have de-
clined about &C. y bushel during the past week. with
sales up to yesterday morning of about 81 600 Sacks
mostly at $4,000. for good Mixed and White to
prime White the ruling rate for White Mixed in the
more recent transactions being s5c. % bushel Yes
terday 1903 sacks White, Yellow and Mixed sold at
s5c. $50 at SIZE. and HOO Choice and Fancy White
at 9Oc y bushel
Weeks receipts, 26,27l sacks-Exports, IT'S.
WHEAT. There have been no arrivals of any con-
sequence and we have heard of no transactions ex-
cept 300 sacks Red at 81 49, and 76 poor at 81 y bu
Weeks receipts, Exports none
OATS. Some 10, 900 sacks have been sold during
the week prices, generally, ranging at 7O@75 and
Toe. for inferior to prime Northern and St. Louis.
Weeks receipts, 5406 sacks-Exports, 100.
BRAN. "A moderate business has been done in
this article at 81 l5@sl 20 % 100 fbs, mostly at
81 15@sl l7a y 100 lbs.
HAY....We have noticed sales of only about 200
bales Western at $23 Is y tun, and yesterday 700
| from fatboat at 1874.
PORK. There has been more movement in this
article, but at considerably lower prices, and we no.
tced sales of $500 to 5000 bbls. up to yesterday
morning, on private terms, dealers having reduced
their rates for retail parcels to $l7 50@1s 90 % bbl
for Mess. The stock at the Inspection Warehouses
yesterday was AZ, l6s bbls. of all kinds.
Weeks receipts, 6,37l bbls-Exports, 1902.
BACON. =. The market has been very dull, with
sales of only 200 to 300 casks during the week mostly
on private terms, but including few small lots at 81
@9lc. for Ribbed Sides, and IL &C. % ID for Clear
Weeks receipts, 1903 cks and tcs-Exports, 1856
GREEN MEATS. =. We have noticed sales of only
about 100 casks Sides during the week, at s@s4c.
U Ii. and 100 casks yesterday on private terms.
BEEF. We quote Good to Extra brands of Mess
at sl4@sl6 y Dbl. The stock at the Inspection
Warehouses yesterday embraced 1856 bbls
Weeks receipts, 529 bbls. and tcs-Exports, 1921.
LARD. The demand is still of very limited
character and the weeks sales have been confined to
1900 to 1900 bbls and tierces at about 1@l13c for
Prime, and some No. l at l0@l0lc y b. Yesterday
27O terces Prime sold on private TERMS so bbls No.
at lOic, 220 bbls. and tierces at lVc. and SO No.
at % % th.
Weeks receipts, 1913 bbls. and tcs and 500
kegs. Exports equal to 1904 kegs.
BUTTER AND CHEESE. =. We quote Western Butter
at 9@l3c. and Cheese at s@lOc. u h., according to
quality.
WHISKY. Z. The market has been dull, with sales
of only 1900 to $500 bbs during the week. mostly at
25@254 for Rectied and 263@27c. % gallon for Raw.
Weeks receipts, 5792 bbls-Exports, 1875.
BAGGING AND BALE ROPE. We quote Kentucky
Bagging at 1269l5c for Handloom to the best
Power-oom, with only retail transactions. India
has declined and have noticed sales of about 1000
bales during the week at 12A@l2lc. % I'd. We quote
Bale Rope at 62@7e. and rode. for Hand-spun, and
72@s4c. u Ii for Machinemde.
GUNNY BAGS. Our quotations are 8 q l03 and
lie. for Light to Heavy and Extra Heavy bags, with
sales of the week. embracing about 1000 bales at 9sc
for Medium weight, and lo4@loac. for Heavy.
RICE. =. The market is dull at about 494lc. % b
for prime Carolina
COFFEE. The demand has been limited, with sales
during the week of about 1000 bags at range of
l0t@ll3c. y H. for extremes, our quotations being
l1@l1c % Ii. for Fair to Good Fair and Ilac. 10 b.
for Prime. A cargo of 1916 bags has arrived from
Rio Janeiro during the week, and the stock on hand
last evening was about 10000 bags
SALT. The rates for Liverpool have advanced,
and holders ask 6Ol65c and ESQ., U sack for cargoes
of Coarse and Assorted. A cargo of 5000 sacks,
third Fine has been sold, to arrive at Csc. ID sack.
TALLow The last sales reported were at S!@
lOc. u ID for Texas City Rendered
O1Ls. =. Lard Oil sells slowly at s5395c. and 81,
to quality, and Cotton Seed 65@7Oc for Crude,
and 75@eSOc % gallon for small lots of Clarified.
Southern Oil Company's Oils are selling at Use for
Machinery, SOC for Deck and Paint and 2Oc % gallon
for Gas,Oil
CANDLES. I'VE quote Star Candles at l7@lsc
for Light, and 10000. y 1b for Full Weight, the
sales including some 1900 boxes at this range.
LINE. A cargo of $500 bbls Rockland was sold
recently at 81 80, and $50 Alabama at 81 go 10 bbl
NAVAL STORES. There was but little demand for
Spirits Turpentine, with sales of few lots at 5OM
52c, further decline. OF Resin, few bbls. have
been sold at 81 45@sl rs for Common to No. 2, san
So so for MOL. Southern Oil Companys Navy Pitch
sells in retail parcels at So so % Dbl. OF Tar, few
hundred bbls Lake have been sold at 81 rs and some
Wilmington at 50 SIS q Dbl.
FREIGHTs. With several arrivals from sea, the
advance of last week was soon lost and the market
latteliy has been very dull Seven or eight ships
were taken for Liverpool, in the early part of the
week, at 15-32d for Cotton and vessels on the berth
have been filing up generally at lied, though lat
tery the market has been very dull at this rate.
ship has been taken for Havre at l516c for Cotton,
one for Bremen at 42s. Cd, for Tobacco and two or
three for Europe on private terms.