New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-07-09
QUOTATIONS FOR LOUISIANA SUGAR.
Inferior. s3<94ls Common .4s405l4
GnirsS Fully F Essn. Prime and Choice ss

MOLASSES. The supply continues limited and with fair
prices been very we'll maintained during the
week. About 600 bb been disposed OF at of
&Szc for Inferior and Fermenng and 3234c for Ordinary
Prime Reboiled Half bb have been selling generally at
32(@86c. q gallon, according to quality
Weeks receipts, 9l5 bbls.-Exports, Is.
FLOUR. The market has been very dull throughout the
and prices show dropping tendency The sales
to Thursday evening confined to about 1000 bb at
Of "a 5OSt is for Unbranded SIS sS5 9 for Ordi
nary Choice brands of super6ne s. 50 90 for Extra and
81 60@Ss 90 o bb for Choice Extra Yesterday 1000
bills solo, including supsrne 500 St. do
at SuperHne IS 2 Ocean IS 80 and Extra
at 81 90 p Dbl.
Weeks receipts, s7ls bbls.-Exports 1924.
WHEAT...The market is still bare Of stock, end we have
heard Of no transactions during the week. We .
Weeks receipts, none-Exports, none.
GoRN...The receipts have been moderate and with fair
demand during the greater of the week prices have been
very well maintained. Up Thursday evening 1900
sacks sold OF s5c for Inferior and Ordinary
Mixed etc. @sl 05 for St Louis White good Yellow and
Mixed and 81 l0lSl Is p bushe for good White Mixed
Prime White Yesterday however, prices e.sier and
some 5000 sacks sold including 1900 damaged at &c. $50
Mixed and Yellow Mixed o. % and 95c Mixed and White
Mixed ST. Yellow and White Mixed 5! O2 and 81 05
l62 ST. Louis White 81 05 and $50 Prime and Fancy White
at 81 10 . bushel.
Weeks receipts, q, S9S sacks-Expors 1884.
OATS. There has teen only limited demand generally,
with sales of some $4,000 sacks during tho week 56Oc q
bushe for St Louis and Northern mostly the latter for
both descriptions but including yesterday 50 sacks ST. Louis
| at 55c., and $50 at Soc. q bushel.
Weeks receipts 1887 sacks-Exports, 20.
BRAN Prices have ranged at s590c D 100 pounds most
of the transactions being at ST. &c.
have heard of sales of any importance during
the past week.
PORK The market has been very inactive. and have
noticed only retail transactions during the week. mostly
SIT 90 a Dbl for Mess The stock at the Inspection Warehouse
on the LIST inst, embraced 81 SO2 bbls o. all kinds.
| Weeks receipts, 1929 bbls.-Exports, 174.
BACON The demand has very limited and with the
few transactions mostly private TERMS quotations
nominal at 67c for Shoulders &C. for Ribbed Sides lU
HE for Clear Sides, and S1a@l!c. for Hams.
Weeks receipts, lab cks. and tcs.-Exports, 162.
GREEN ME We have heard of nothing of any
| sequence doing. The stock is very light.
Our quotations are nominal st sl4 0Osl5 90 and
Sic 90 bb for and favore brands of Prime Mess and
| Mess.
| Weeks receipts, AZ bbls. and tcs-Expor.s, 2ls
| BUTTER AND CHE ssE. Old Western Butter is quoted
at 79c and New at 14@l7c pound, and Cheese 7@9c
| p pound, according to quality.
LARD THE market has been very heavy with only
duced offers the part of buyers and the particulars of the
principal have all been suppressed We understand how
ever that hundred bb and tcs have changed hands
within the past week.
Weeks receipts 361 bbls and tcs 1000 kegsExpors equal
| to $3.50 kegs.
| BAGaING AND BALE ROPE. Kentucky Begging is
quoted l21l5c yard for Hand and Powerloom. There
has moderate demand for India at 3c. p yard
with sales of 800 to 1000 LES at this range mostly the
for lots the spot. In Bale Rope have noticed
some hundred coils sold at 675c for Hand-spun
| S@SLac. p pound for Machne-made.
GUNNY BAGS. The principal sale reported during thu
| week was $50 bales Heavy at l3c.
| COFFEE....The demand has been of limited character
with little alteration prices during the week The
have amounted to about 1900 bags at range of OIc fo
Extremes quotations being I0a@Lc for Fair to Coco
Fair, and llA@llac u pound for Prime. One cargo ha
arrived during the week. and the stock hand abeu
| 1880 bags.
| SALT. The rates for Liverpool from second hands, a
90 for Coarse and 81 l0@Sl Is for Fine
house, and 81 OSl 10 for Coarse and 81 20Sl Is sacl
for Fine delivered of drayage. cargo of 5000
Coarse 7oO sacks fourth Fine, been sold
| priqate terms.
WHISKY. The market continues extremely dull, will
sales of 200 800 bbls during the week. Of about
2sc for Recfed and 2s30,zc p gallon for Raw and yes
terday $50 bbls. low proof Keched OF &c. "a gallon.
| Weeks receipts, 1858 bbls.-Exports $50.
CANDLEs...We quote Star at I71aqls1sc. for light,
l9@2Oc pound for full weight the sales including 100 boxe
full weight at zoe.
I'VE have noticed only admitted demand for Rice a
414@42ic o pound for Ordinary to Prime Carolina
LIME We have heard OF only few small lots of Easter
selling at 81 7ot@Sl IS p Dbl.
TALL 1.-The last sale heard of at101zc. u poun
for City Rendered.
NAVAL STORES. The market has been heavy for Spirit
Turpentne during the week and few hundred barrel
sold at 374Uc gallon. Rosin has been in limited
quest ST 80 for Common 81 65@S1 rs for No. 2
So 5O@S4 90 % Dbl. for No. to Choice Virgin Dip.
OILS. We quote Lard Oil at 7ss5c q gallon for Good
Prime Winter Strained and Cotton 6570c for Crude
76s0c gallon for small lots of Clarified Southern
Companys Oils selling 75c for Machinery &c. for Dec
and Paint, and zoe. q gallon for Gas Oil.
HIDES. Atakapas have been selling at l2l41sc % poun
for Dry Sailed Flint We quote Mexican Flint l7ae
lShc. for Heavy and Light.
FREIGHTs Tho market has been inactive during til
past week. with considerable rmness in the
European ports Cotton has been shipping Liverpool to fl
up atterly at 5 and to Havre which rates hay
ship placed the berth for each port though towar