New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-01-22

with liberal receipts the sales of the week have
reached II 900 hhds, prices tending, generally
in favor of Sellers and the market closing at the fol-
lowing quotations:
Some 1900 hhds. have been sold on plantation DUR
ing the week at 55@53c. % fb.
QUOTATIONS FOR LOUISIANA SUGAR.
10 ray Fn and Rsnsd
Weeks receipts, 1890 hhds-Exports, 7,2l4.
MoLAssEs. There has been an active demand
during the greater part of the week. generally taking
off the receipts fast landed, and holders have
realized higher prices in most of the transactions.
Some 15 900 bbs. have been sold at 29D3lc. for III
ferior and Fennenting, and s2@s3c. for Prime and
Choice, half bbls being in moderate request at 500
36c. % gallon according to quality. On plantation,
about 900 gallons have been fold during the week
at 25@26c % gallon, in the cistern. ....
Weeks receipts, 1906 bbls-Exports, s,37s.
| FLOUR. The movement in Flour has been con-
siderably more animated, and prices, at the same
time, have held an upward tendency. The sales up
to Thursday evening embraced some 1000 bbls, at
a range of s5@5 37a and 5 so for Superfne 81 so
GA Is for Unbranded and SIS 5000 90, up to SO rs
and 81 for Extra and Choice Extra brands. Yester-
day, with rain nearly all day, we did not hear Of a
| sale of any moment .,.-
Weeks receipts, 1892 bbls-Exports 1921.
WHEAT The receipts continue on limited
scale, and the principal sales of the week have been
1900 sacks White and 1900 sacks Red ON private
terms
Weeks receipts, 429 sacks-Exports 900.
Corn. With some increase in the supplies, hold
ers have given way in their asking prices Early in
the week some lots were sold at 81 1901 l24, but
the range atterly has been s5095c. for Ordinary to
Fair lots, and 81 u bushel for Prime The sales
have amounted to about 10, 900 sacks.
Weeks receipts, ,3ls sacks-Exports, $40.
OATS. Some 1000 sacks have been sold during
the week prices in the early part, ranging at 76@
&c., and s0c for good to prime Western and Canada
but latterly the market has been heavy and we have
noticed sales of 1900 to 1900 sacks at 75176c fol
Canada, with one or two small lots of St. Louis al
7Sc. % bushel. .-.-..-.
BRAN, ETC. Prices have ranged generally at 81
al 10 and 81 Is % 100 lbs. for Shorts and Bran
the last sale reported being at 81 O5 v 100 lbs.
HAY. Some $500 bales Northern and Eastern
have been sold during the week, at range Of s1s@
10 90 and $40 % tun.
Pork The market continues dull, and we have
noticed sales of only about 1900 bbls. during tn,
week, at slslls % 70 bbl for Mess, but mostly a
the former rate dealers realizing SIS 25@ls so TO
retail lots Yesterday noticed only limited retail
transactions at our quoted rates.
t Weeks receipts, 1925 bbls-Exports, s,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 for Shoulders an
&C. for Ribbed Sides, and 93@lO4c. 99 H. for Clea
Sides, Hams are dull at 9@llc. for Plain an
Bagged and l2@l34c. % h. for good to fancy suga
Cured. 4,9r4i 5s5ss-la
E Weeks receipts, !, ia cks and tcs-Exports, 34a
Q GREEN MEATS. -, We have noticed sales Of abou
100000 lbs, including 100000 Tbs. in bulk privat
terms, and the residue in bulk and in casks at &C
for Shoulders, 7ac for Hams and 7ie u h. for Sides