New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-04-30

ing range of prices
QUOTATIONS FOR LOUISIANA suGAR.
Inferior ssl5 Prime and Choice ess@,,s
Fair to Fully ana henned..5 az
Weeks receipts, 1921 hhds.-Exports, $780,
MoLAssEs. The receipts have not equaled the
demand, and prices have improved The sales during
the week embrace some 1900 bbls, closing at 35m
363c. % gallon for Prime and Choice reboed. and 80
@353c for Inferior and Fermenting Half bbls. have
sold lattery at 3s@40c. f9 gallon.
Weeks receipts, 1851 bbls-Exports, 4ls.
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 some 5000 bbls were DISPOSED of at Is
7O@$5 s7b, for good to choice brands of superine.
and Sc 25@s7 Is y bbl for Extra and Choice Extra
brands. Yesterday, however, with favorable &C.
counts from New York and the West, holders asked
higher prices and some 1900 bbls were sold including
526 Superfne at S. So, S. S73 and IS 90 100 at SIS
s., 1900 in lots at S. so for Superfne, and Sc ESQ
81 for Extra, 200 Extra st. Louis ST. and so Choice
Extra at 81 10 % bbl
Weeks receipts, 1868 bhs-Exports, Al ,56l.
WHEAT. The receipts are still very light, and
no sales have been reported since the sale of 500 sacks
Common Red at 81 10 t3 bushel.
Weeks receipts, 81 sacks-Exports, none.
Corn. With moderate receipts and fair demand
prices have slightly advanced again during the past
week. Some 10000 sacks were sold at s5@95c. for
Ordinary and good Mixed, and 960$l for good
Yellow and White and Fancy White, large portion
OF the above operations being for lots in warehouse
Weeks receipts, $3.50 sacks-Exports, 30l4.
OATS. Business in this article has been moder-
ate, the sales during the week amounting to about
1000 sacks at55@623c., mostly at 55@6Oc. % bushel
for Ordinary to Prime st. Louis
weeks receipts, 527S sacks-Exports, so.
BRAN. The supply continues light, and prices
have ranged at 81 50@sl So % 100 fbs most of
the transactions being at 81 go But yesterday $50
sacks were sold at the advanced rate of 81 49, and
holders were asking 50 10 100 tbs
HAY. Western is quoted at s23@s24 fs tun for
Ordinary to prime, with sales of few hundred bales
at this range.
PORK, :. The market has been heavy, and the
sales of the week have been confined to about l2OO@
1900 bbls the principal lots Of which have been on
private terms with some few lots at about SIG rs for
Mess and 81 50@l3 y Dbl for prime.
Weeks receipts, Bill bbls-Exports, ls5.
BACON. -. This article has been in fair request and
prices have been rmer, with sales of about 700 casks
during the week at 9@94c. for Ribbed Sides, lOa1
llc for Clear Sides, and 717ic. R fb for Shoulders
Hams have been dull at 9l6lllc. for Plain and
Ragged, and ll5@l24c. . III for Good to Extra and
Fancy brands of Sugar Cured.
Weeks receipts 1885 cks and tcs-Exports, 243.
GREEN MEATS. We have heard of lao 900 lbs in
bulk sold on private terms but prices have been
timer and we understood that the range of the mar
ket was about 45ac. for Shoulders, and 656l7c. 9s
ID for Sides.
BEEF, :. Our quotations are nominal at SIG for
family Mess, and $l4@$l4 Is ~ Dbl. for NJ. O. Yes
terday 100 bbls. Davis Family Mess were taken Mt
SIG Tbbl.
Weeks receipts, ia bbls. and tcs-Exports, 1884,
BUTTER AND CHEESE. Western is quoted at 90
l4c, and Cheese at s@loc u ID, according to qua
lily.
LARD. The sales of the week have embraced
looo@l2o0 bbls and terces at lO@loac for Ordinary
to Good No. !, and ll@ll4c. for Prime, with few
hundred kegs at l201l23c. u ID.
weeks receipts, ~ bols. and ties. and llO4 kegs
exports equal to 2s9 kegs
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