New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-02-05

SUGAR. :. The demand continues yery good and
with moderate receipts the sales Of the week have
reached some 10000 hhds, prices tending, generally,
in favor Of Sellers and the market closing at the fol-
lowing quotations
QUOTATIONS FOR LOUISIANA SUGAR.
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Weeks receipts, lO,62O hds-Exports, 4,5os.
MoLAssEs.. There has been an active demand
during the greater part Of the week. and prices were
generally in favor Of the sellers. Some $4,000 bbs
have been sold, mostly at range of 29@32c for Fer
menting, and 33@34c. for Prime and Choice half
bbls. selling at 34@36ac. y gallon, according to
quality. On plantation, some 10000 gallons have
been sold at 2s@3Oc in the cistern, and 5000 bbls
in Attakapas at $l0@tll so U Dbl.
Weeks receipts l6,2l bbls-Exports, 3Ol4.
FLOUR. "A fair demand has prevailed for Flour
during the past week. and prices have been very well
maintained, with sales up to yesterday morning of
about 900 bbs. at IS 4O@s5 go for good to choice
brands of Superfne; s. e2s@s5 rs for Fancy; Sc
@s6 rs and 81 for Extra and Choice Extra and
81 1906 % Dbl. for Fine and Unbranded. Yester,
day, about 1000 bbls were sold including 1000 bbls,
Superfne in f1atboat, at -; 400 Country Superfine
and $50 st. Louis do at IS 40; 200 St. Louis at
IS 90; 700 Unbranded at 81 IS, and $50 Choice
Extra, in three lots, at 81 so % Dbl.
Weeks receipts, l6,722 bbls-Exports 12,l47.
WHEAT. We have noticed sales of some $500
sacks during the week. but all on private terms ex-
cept 44O Ordinary at 95c. y bushel.
Weeks receipts, 2l7s sacks-Exports 1885,
CORK. The demand has been moderate, with
prices rather easier for buyers, and up to Thursday
evening Is 900 sacks were sold, mostly at s5M
$50. for Ordinary, Mixed, ETC., and 90@95c 70 bus.
for Good to Prime White. Yesterday, 100 sacks
White in cotton sacks, sold at 90c.; 425 Mixed,
in two lots, at &c., and 9l5 Sacks in lots at 95 c.
bushel.
Weeks receipts, 1882 sacks-Exports, 900.
OATS. ;. Some 1000 sacks have been sold during
the week; prices, generally, ranging at 75D7sc.,
and Soc for good to prime Western and Canada, and
the more recent transactions being at 75@sOc. 70
bushel for st. Louis and Black Oats.
BRAN. Prices have ranged at $1@sl 10 Yg 100
lbs. with only limited transactions -aN
HAY. ;. The last sales reported were at SO 5OM
s2l y tun, for Northern and Western
PORK. The demand has been fair and prices
have advanced fully SOC. % Dbl. The sales Of the
week sum up about 5000 bbls., mostly at $40 600
Oslo so for Ness, with few hundred bbls. at
SIS 50@sl9 for M O., and $l3 so % Dbl for Prime.
Yesterday the market still r1ner and the sales
comprised BAL bbls Mess mostly Heavy, at $40 rs !;
SO at $40 and so Mess and NJ. O. at $40 10 barrel
round.
Weeks receipts, % All bbls-Exports, 1,4l5.
BACON. The demand has been very fair, and
higher prices have been obtained for most descrip-
tions We have noticed sales of about 700 casks at
about 75t@74c. for Shoulders, 93@l0c. for Ribbed
Sides and llac y ID. for Clear Sides. Yesterday 40
casks New Shoulders sold at &c.. and rs of Ribbed
Sides at l04c. y 1b.
Weeks receipts 81 81 cks and tcs-Exports $685.
GREEN MEATS The principal sales of the week
have been at considerable advance in prices, incu-
ding 100000 lbs in bulk at 7c. for Shoulders &c. for
Hams and &C. a ID. for Sides rs casks Sides at &c.,
and some other lots on private terms. Also yester
day 80 casks at &c. for Shoulders and 72c for Hams
and 100000 lbs. in bulk at &C. for Shoulders and
SIC. y h. for Sides. s@-
BEEF. The market is dull and prices are nom
nal the last sales being at Sc SO for light weight
Prime. and $l4 50 u Dbl. for small lot of Mess.
Weeks receipts, HOS casks and tcs-Exports, 500.
LARD. There has been very good demand, and
prices have held an upward tendency, with sales of
some 500 bbs. and terces during the week at ll@
llac for Ordinary to Good No. l, and ll3@l2c. 10
b for Prime. Inkegs the principal transactions were
500 at =, and $50 at 1916. % ID. Yesterday, 100
bbls. and tcs sold at &c., and 100 tcs at l2ac 10 H.,
showing O further Improvement. Kegs are gener-
| ally held at l33c. y h.
Weeks receipts, 6ll4 bbls. and ties. and Il ,672
kegs. Exports equal to 2s,27l kegs.
WHISKY. ). We have noticed sales of some 1900
bbls, during the week at 2sa@27c for Ordinary TO
Extra brands of Rectihed, and 2s@2sac % gallon for
Raw.
Weeks receipts, 1926 bbls-Exports, 443.
BAGaINd AND ROPE. We quote Kentucky Bag
ging at 1la@14c for Handloom to the best Power
loom but have heard of no sales Of any importance
during the week. India Bagging has been in
moderate request with sales Of 1900 to 1400 bales