New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-06-25


part OF the week and rather better demand has
prevailed though the business is still of moderate
character The weeks sales have amounted to about
l40o hhds., from first and second hands, and mostly
at the range of our quotations. at which the market
closes with some firmness.
QUOTATIONS FOR LOUISIANA SUGAR.
Fully s f P9ias and Choice g.,
| Weeks receipts, 954 hhds-Exports AZ.
MoLAssEs. The supply has been limited and
with fair demand prices have been very firmly
maintained during the past week. About 1900 bbls.
have been disposed of at a range of 26@3Ibc. for
Inferior and Fermenting, and 32@33 and s4c for
Prime and Choice Half bbls. have been selling
generally at 32@35c. % gallon according to quality.
Weeks receipts, 1Ol5-Exports, IL.
FLOUR. The market has been yerv dull through.
| out the past week, and prices show dropping
tendency. The sales up to Thursday evening were
confined to about 5000 bbs., at range of s5@s5 so
for Unbranded, IS 75@$G, and So Is for Ordinary
to Choice brands of superfne, s7@s7 so for Extra,
and $3.50 and 50 rs U Dbl. for Choice Extra Yes
terday some 1900 Supelfine were sold on private
terms, and so bbls. Extra at 81 u Dbl. We quote
superine at S. 62a@s5 rs, Extra at Sc 5o@$7 20,
a Id Choice Extra at 5000 ~ Dbl.
WHEAT. -. There is no stock on the market, and
we have heard few transactions during the week.
Weeks receipts, none-Exports, none.
Corn. - There has been good demand gener
ally for Corn, and with only moderate receipts prices
have been still more in favor of sellers. Up to yes
terday morning we noticed sales of about 49, 900
Sacks mostly at 81 0O@l O5 for Inferior and Ordin-
airy, 81 lO@$l 10 and 81 liz for Good to Prime
Mixed, and 81 2o@sl " and 81 80 % bushel for
Good to Prime and Fancy White, though the more
recent transactions at easier prices for buyers
owing to an increased supply Offering. Yesterday
the market was heavy and dropping, with sales of
some 1000 Sacks including 1000 Mixed at -, 800 at
81 02@$l 05, 400 Mixed Yellow at 81, $50 Yellow
at 81 TO- and some small lots of White at 81 l50l
81 20 and 81 25 u bushel.
Weeks receipts 22,902 sacks-Exports, 2ll4.
OATS. The demand has been fair with sales of
some 5000 sacks during the week, mostly at 55016Oc.
for St. Louis, and 59@6Oc. y brlshel for Northern.
Yesterday, 2OS sacks st. Louis sold at 5st1G0c and
holders were asking 62@s3c. " bushe for Northern.
Weeks receipts, 272l sacks-Exports, 742.
BRAN. Prices have ranged at S74@924c. 70 100
lbs, showing further reduction.
HAY....A few hundred bales have been sold dur
ing the week at $20@s25 70 tun for Inferior to Good
New York.
Pork. The market has been very dull this week
and the principal sale reported was go bbs NJ O. at
SIS IS q Dbl. Mess retailing generally at SIT 90
T3 bbl., and few lots Of Prime have been sold at
sl3@sl3 SO y barrel.
Weeks receipts, 344 bbls-Exports, 1915.
BACON. -. The demand has been very limited and
with the few transactions mostly on private terms
our quotations are nominal at &C.. for Shoulders, &c.
for Ribbed Sides lO4mlIc for Clear Sida, and La
l2c. for Hams.
Weeks receipts, sl3 cks and tcs-Exports G5.
GREEN MEATS. We have heard of nothing of
any consequence doing. The stock is very light.
BEEF -, Our quotations are nominal at GIL oO@
Sl5 90 and $l6 90 U Dbl for extra and favorte
brands of Prime Mess and Mess
Weeks receipts, 35s bbls. and tcs-Exports, so.
BUTTER AND CHEESE. Old Western Butter is
At 7@9c. and New at 1248l5sc. % To-, and
&c u 7@oc. ID H. according to quality.
YARD. With limited supply, holders have been
asking very full prices. and the transactions have
been of limited character the principal sales being