New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-04-16

BLOCK on hand not cleared. ,3S3
SUGAR.. The demand has been only moderate
and the market has worn heavy appearance during
the greater portion of the week. The sales have en-
braced some 1000 hhds, mostly at the range of our
quotations, which are reduced for most qualities
QUOTATIONS FOR LOUISIANA SUGAR.
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Weeks receipts, 1929 hhds-Exports, 1854.
MoLAssEs. The receipts and the demand con-
tinue moderate, and prices without any material
alteration The weeks sales sum up about $500 bbls
at range of 25@30c. for Inferior, Fermenting etc.
and 3l@31Ac. % gallon for Prime and Choice Half
bbls. have been very dull at 32@35c. y gallon.
Weeks receipts, 1912 bbls-Exports, $40.
FLOUR. (. The market has been dull during the
greater part of the past week, but prices have
remained without material alteration. Up to yester-
day morning 1000 bbls. were disposed of at SIS
75@$5 s74, and Sc 90 for good to choice brands of
Superine, and SO 25@s6 so and 81 90 for Extra and
Choice Extra brands Yesterday so bbls. Unbranded
were sold at IS rs, 100 Common at 81 rs, 1000 Su-
perine at -, 300 ST. Louis do. at Sc, small lot at
so, 1000 Fancy at So 49, and $50 Extra at Sc rs
| % Dbl.
Weeks receipts, 1892 bbls:-Exports $3.50.
Corn. With moderate receipts and fair demand
prices have been very well maintained at our last
quotations. with sales of 900 sacks during the
week, at S2@86c for Inferior to Good Mixed, etc.
and s7a@9Oc. % bushel for Prime and Fancy lots of
White. ..~
Weeks receipts, 1O,97s sacks-Exports, 1877.
WHEAT. =. There have been no arrivals of any con-
sequence and we have heard of no transactions ex-
cept 34e sacks Red at 81 12s@sl 20 % bushel
Weeks receipts, LAG sks.-Exports none.
OATS. Prices have considerably declined and we
have noticed sales of 5000 to 5000 sacks mostly at 60
@65c. for Ordinary to Prime St. Louis.
Weeks receipts, 2l04 sacks-Exports, SO.
Bran. Prices have ranged at 81 25@sl 40 4e
100 bs most of the transactions being at the latter
rate.
HAY....We have noticed sales of 1900 to 1900
bales Western at s22@24 u tun according to quail
ity atboa load bringing the latter rate, and yes
terday 1853 bales sold at s25 " tun.
Pork. The market has been dull, and up to this
morning noticed sales of only about 1000 bbls in
Guiding 500 Heavy Mess at $l7 49, and the residue,
in lots, at $15@S16 for M. O., and $l7 S9 bbl for
Mess.
Weeks receipts, 1851 bbls-Exports, $40.
BACON. =. The demand continues limited, and we
have heard of only 500 to 600 casks sold during the
week, the principal transactions being at 7c for
Shoulders, &C. ID H. for Ribbed Sides, and lOa@l0fc
for Clear Sides.
Weeks receipts 500 cks and tcs-Exports, 10s.
GREEN MEATS. >. Prices have declined, and about
100 casks have been sold at &C. for Shoulders 66ac
for Hams and 81 and &c. 70 ID. for Ribbed and Clear
Sides.
BEEF. .. Our quotations are nominal at $l4@l5
and Sic 5s Dbl for Extra and family brands of Prime
Mess and Mess.
Weeks receipts, SO bbls. and tcs-Exports, GIL
LARD. The demand is still of very limited
character and the weeks sales have been confined to
a few hundred bbls. and tierces at He for Prime
and 10@lOsc. for No and 1000 kegs, mostly at IL
@l24c. % ID. Yesterday, however, we noticed sales
of 600 kegs, including 1900 at -, 1900 at &c., and
800 at l2ac. U Ii.
Weeks receipts, 582 bbls. and ties. and OIL.
kegs. Exports equal to 1915 kegs.
BUTTER AND CHEESE We quote Western Butter
at 9@l4c. and Cheese at s0lOc u h., according to
quality
WHISKY. =. The market has been dull, with sales
of only 1000 to 1900 bbs. during the week at range
of 22124 for Rectifed, and 25@25bc. f9 gallon for
Raw.
Weeks receipts, 7l3 bbls-Exports, 526.
BAGGINd AND BALE Rope. We quote Kentucky
Bagging at 13@l3c. for Handloom to the best
Powerloom with only retail transactions. India
has been dull and quotations nearly nominal at
124@l3c. % yard. We quote Bale Rope at 6a@7c.
for Hand Spun and 7a@s and Sic. % Ii. for Machine
made, with sales of 5000 to 5000 coils at that range
GUNNY BAGS. We quote Light to Heavy and
Extra Heavy bags at sa@lOa and lllc, with sales of
about 1000 bales during the week at that range.
RICE. The market is dull, at about 4l44c. 10 b.
for prime Carolina.
COFFEE. The demand has been limited with
sales during the week of about 1000 bags at range
of l04@ll2c 70 h. for extremes our quotations being
104@llc 5e ID. for Fair to Good Fairand ll3@llac.
% ID. for Prime and Choice. Four cargoes embrac.
ing 1920 bags, have arrived from Rio Janero DUR
ing the week, and the stock on hand last evening
was about $4,000 bags.
SALT. ). The rates for Liverpool have further adj
yanced, and seven or eight cargoes have been sold
during the week at soc. for Coarse and s5@s6c. u
sack for Assorted the rates from second hands being
S5c for Coarse and 81 for Fine at the warehouse, and
9Oc for Coarse and 81 05 for Fine delivered free Of
drayage.
TALLow The last sales reported were at 9a@
1Oc % ID for Texas City Rendered.