New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-03-26

SUGAR. d.. The market has been without any mate
rial change during the past week. the sales amount
ing to about $500 hhds mostly at the range of the
following quotations:
QUOTATIONS FOR LOUISIANA SUGAR.
asFS r" R5s and sn Ghss
Weeks receipts, 1887 hhds-Exports, 1862.
MoLAssEs Both the receipts and the demand
have been moderate and for some qualities the rates
have been in favor of buyers The sales of the week
embrace 5000 bbls at range of 27@29 and SOC. for
Inferior FermentiDg, ETC., and 3l632c. y gallon for
Prime and Choice half bbls. have sold slowly at 80
@35 and 36c., according to quality.
Weeks receipts, s,2s7 bbls-Exports, 2s9
FLOUR. The market has been very dull during
the greater part of the past week. and prices have
given way about CSC q Dbl. Up to Thursday even
ing barely 6000 bbls were sold at about s55 Is for
Unbranded, IS 75@s6 for Superfne, s6@$6 12a for
Fancy and Sc 25t9s6 rs and 81 y Dbl. for low Ex-
ira to good and choice Extra brands. Yesterday,
about $500 bbls. were sold including l425 superne,
in three lots, at - 800 Indiana do at S. rs, SO ST.
Louis at S. So $50 at Sc, $50 Fancy at Sc 49, 5l9
Extra at =, and 200 at Sc 62a u Dbl.
Weeks receipts, 2S,372 bhls-Exports 1854.
WHEAT. There have been no arrivals of any con-
sequence and we have heard of no transactions
Weeks receipts, 443-EXports none.
OATS. Some 1000 sacks have been sold during
the week. prices, generally, ranging at 70@7s and
soc. for inferior to prime Northern and ST. Louis.
Weeks receipts, G406 sacks-Exports, 10.
BRAN. "A moderate business has been done in
this article at 81 lO0lsl Is u 100 lbs, mostly at
81 l20gsl Is u 100 TBS.
HAY. We have noticed sales of only 200 bales
Western at $22 U tun.
CORN. With increased receipts prices have de-
cined 51l0c. D bushel during the past week, with
sales up to yesterday morning of about 900 sacks
mostly at 90M95c. for good Mixed and White to
prime White. the ruling rate for White Mixed in the
recent transactions being 90c. y bushel Yes
terday, about 5000 sacks were sold including 42s In.
ferior at 75c., 1900 Ordinary Mixed etc. at S51s5c
1900 White Mixed at 90c., and 400 White at 92sc "
bushe
Weeks receipts, 26,27l sacks-Exports 1897
PORK. -. The market has been inactive during the
past week, with sales up to Thursday evening of a
few hundred barrels at SlS6slS so T3 bb for Even
weight to Heavy Mess.
Weeks receipts, 5,37l bbls-ESports, 523.
BACON. The demand has been limited and the
sales far reported include only 300 to 400 pack
ages mostly in small lots at 7a0173c for Shoulders,
and 9!M94c. U ib, for Ribbed Sides.
Weeks receipts, 2,l03 cks and tcs-Exports, 400.
GREEN MEATS. ...A About 100000 lbs. have been
sold during the week mostly in bulk, at 5ilGci for
Shoulders, 7@7Ic. for Hams, and S6lsIc fa ID. for
Sides.
BEEF. :. We quote Good to Extra brands of Mess
at Sl4@Sl6 y Dbl.
Weeks receipts, 500 bhls. and tcs-Exports, so.
LARD :. The demand is still of very limited
character, and the weeks sales have been confined to
400 to 500 bbls and tierces mostly at llall &C. for
Prime, and some $500 in kegs at l23Ml3c n ID.
Yesterday, 30 tierces Prime sold, in two lots at
llac. " ID.
Weeks receipts, 1913 bills. and tcs and 1904
kegs Exports equal to 95G kegs.
Butter AND CHEESE. e. We quote Western Butter
at 96Il3c and Cheese at sGllOc. ~ H. according to
quality.
WHISKY e. The market has been dull with sales
of only 700 to 500 bbls during the week, mostly at
259@2G for Rectied and 27!@2sc. q gallon for Raw
Weeks receipts, 1872 bbls-Exports, 337.
BAGGlNG AND BALE RopE. -. We quote Kentucky
Bagging at 124@lj!c. for Hand-loom to the best
Powerloom, with sales of few small lots at this
range India is held at l3Dl3lc. the sales incu-
ding 800 bales at the inside price. OF Bale Rome,
few hundred coils and half coils have been sold at
GiW7 up to RE for good to choice Hand-spun, and
s@s!c. u ID. for Machine-made.
GuNNY BAGS. Our quotations are Ga lO5 and
lie. for Light to Heavy and Extra Heavy bags
RICE. The demand has enmodeate, with sales
of 200 to 300 terces at iGIilc. y IT, for good to
prime Carolina.
COFFEE. The demand has been limited. with sales
during the week of about 1000 bags at a range of