New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-01-15


ness has been done mostly at full prices. The sales
have amounted to about $4,000 hhds, the market
closing at the range of the following advanced quo
tations:
QUOTATIONS FOR LOUISIANA SUGAR.
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Weeks receipts, 1890 hhds-Exports, BIAS
Several crops of Sugar, embracing some 1900 hhds,
have been sold during the week, at So, 81, g. Ga
and &c. 70 Ii.
HoLAssEs. The demand continues active for the
North and West with liberal supplies the sales
of the week have been very full prices the range
the close being 27@2sc. for Inferior and Ferment
ing, and 10000 % gallon for Prime and Choice
The sales of the week embracing about Is 900 bbls
Half bbls have ranged at 32@33sc u gallon, accord
ing quality The sales on plantation embrace about
$50 900 gals. at 24@25 and 26c U gall in the cistern
Weeks receipts, 1906 bbls-Exports, 2,37s.
FLOUR. The Flour market has been very dull
nearly all the week, with only limited export de-
mand, and up to yesterday morning the sales reached
barely 5000 bbls in limited parcels at range of 81
sO@s5 for good to choice brands of Superfne, s505
rs for Fancy, S. 50@5 rs for Extra, and s6@6 80
for choice Extra, and s4@4 Is % Dbl. for Fine and
Unbranded. Yesterday we heard of $500 bbls. Extra
taken by Western buyer and 600 to 700 bbs all on
private terms and 100 at IS 10 for Superne and Sc
y Dbl. for Extra.
Weeks receipts, 1922 bbls-Exports s627.
WHEAT. We have noticed sales of some $500
sacks during the week at s74c.@s1 for Ordinary to
Fair White and about 81 20, or a fraction over, for
prime White.
Weeks receipts, 1851 sacks-Exports 1874.
Corn. =. The supply continues very light, and
most of the transactions have been at higher prices
The weeks sales have embraced about 5000 sacks at
range of Sll 10 for Inferior and Ordinary etc. and
81 l5@1 20 and rs for Prime White and Yellow,
the outside figure mostly for lots from second hands,
the transactions including yesterday 775 sacks White
Mixed at 81 l2@l Is, $50 at 81 Is, and 100 Old in
white sacks at 81 10 y bushel.
Weeks receipts, 1927 sacks-Exp9ts, 1000.
OATS. :. Some 1000 sacks have been sold during
the week at 74@7sc u bushel for Ordinary Light to
good New up to SOC for Choice old St. Louis and
Canada Black Oats.
BRAN. 4. The transactions have been moderate, at
range of 90c@sl 10 % 100 Tbs for Ordinary, &C., to
Fresh and Prime.
HAY. We have noticed sales of about $500 bales
Western (three fatboat loads) at $40, and several
hundred bales Of Eastern to arrive, on private terms
PORK, ~. The market continues dull, and we have
noticed sales of only about 1000 bbls. during the
week, at $ls@1s % u Dbl. for Mess, but mostly at
the former rate dealers realizing SIS 25ls SO for
retail lots The transactions include 900 to 1000 bbls
New Mess yesterday, including lao at = 1876 in lots
at SIS, and 400 at $1s 12s and SIS % 70 Dbl.
Weeks receipts II, l26 bbls-Exports, 5,l79
BACON. There is but little demand for round lots
though early in the week there was some movement,
and about 400 casks were sold at 7@74c. for Shout
ders, and 9094c. % h. for Ribbed Sides. Hams are
dull at 9@llc. for plain and bagged and 12@l3Ac. y
Ii. for good to fancy Sugar Cured.
Weeks receipts, LIZA cks and tcs-Exports, sl4.
GREEN MEATS. The principal sales of the week
have been $4,000 lbs in bulk, at 64c. for Shoulders
7sc. for Sides, and 7sc. % Ii. for Hams, $4,000 lbs
Sides at sc and yesterday 16 casks at 6!c for Shout
ders and 7ac round for Sides and HAMS
BEEF. The market is still very dull and we have
heard of no sales since those reported last week at
Sill for Mess and IS % Dbl for Prime.
Weeks receipts, 1903 casks and tcs-Expors, 9O4.
LARD The demand has been moderate, with
sales of some 1900 bbls and terces, at range of 10
@lO2c for ordinary to good No. and ll4@llac. for
prime New and Old A few hundred kegs have been
sold during the week at l2Dl24c and l2ac, including
244 yesterday in 2 lots at 123c % ID.
Weeks receipts, 2,Gl3 bbls and ties and 624 kegs
Exports equal to l7,2l7 kegs.
BUTTER AND CHEESE. -. Western Butter has been
selling at 9@l3c., and Cheese at 73@9c., according
to quality Prime Roll Butter has sold mostly at is
@2Oc U ID.
WHISKY. The market continues inactive but
with favorable accounts from the West holders have
generally realized full prices The sales of the week
have embraced some 800 900 bbls. at 24@25ac fol-
Rectifed, and 25a@26c. % gallon for Raw, though
the asking rates for Rected at the Close were 26@
27c and yesterday 200 bbs were sold at &c., and 80
Extra at &c u gallon.
Weeks receipts, 1881 bbls-Expors, 1874.
BAGGrNa AND RorE.. We quote Kentucky Bag.
ging at 113@14c for Hand-loom to the best Power.
loom and have noticed sales of 1000 pieces at LII
l2ac. % yard during the week. OF Bale Rope, a
few hundred coils Machine made have been sold al