New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-05-26

SUGAR. The receipts continue very light, out
with only moderate demand prices have o.
hibited no material Improvement during the past
week. About 1900 hhds. have been sold, and the
market closed at the range of our quotations, as
follows: ge4=sg i.ts8s
QUOTATIONS FOR LOUISIANA SUGAR.
inferior Com Good Com 81 Co.'S
Fair 10 Fully Fair. ls9fsa Prime and Choice
Clarified Refined. $685.
Weeks receipts, 1851 hhds. -Exports, go.
MoLAssEs The market has been extremely
dull throughout the past week, and although the
receipts have been Of a limited character prices
are without improvement. The sales have reached
barely 1000 bbls. and therange generally has been
25(03Oc for Inferior and Fermenting, and 30@33c.
for Prime, with few hundred half bbls at 30@
35c " gallon according to quality. Two cargoes
Of Cuba, Clayed, embracing some 600 hhds. and
300 tierces, have been sold at about 20c. d gallon,
showing material decline from our last quota
ton. NJ
Weeks receipts, ll62 bbls.-ENports, LIS.
FLOUR -. The market continues inactive, and
prices have been rather in favor of buyers, with
out any material alteration. The sales up to Thurs
day evening embraced barely 5000 bhls. at a range
of s5 s0@s5 so and So 90 for Superfne, l$I 0O@
81 % up to IS SO for Ordinary to Choice brands
Of Extra, and 81 55@s5 87a for Common, Fine,
etc. Yesterday the sales were confined to a few
small lots of superfne at IS s7a@s6 90 70 Dbl.
Weeks receipts, l9,0ss bbls.-Exports, 1926.
WHEAT We have noticed sales of some small
parcels Of Red at 81 30 u bushel. The recent re-
ceipts have been on account of Alabama Millers.
Weeks receipts, none Exports, none.
Corn "A fair demand prevailed during the
"A I'm
being 7s@s2c. for Mixed and Yellow, and $4,000.
for White Mixed to Prime White, but towards the
close, with increased supplies, the market became
dull and unsettled and the rates fell off to 6s@70
for Mixed and Yellow, 70@75 for Good to Prime
Yellow, 72@75 for White Mixed, and s3@s5c. u
bushel for Prime and Choice White. Yesterday
about IL 900 sacks were sold, including 1000 Mixed
and $500 Yellow and Mixed, all at roc, $40 White
Mixed at u, $500 at IS, and $50 Prime White at
SIC. U bushel.
Weeks receipts, 50 $50 sacks-Exports, so45.
OATS. The receipts have been liberal, and we
noticed sales up to Thursday evening Of some
l5 900 sacks St. Louis Mt 4750c., the more recent
transactions, however, being at 49@50c. % bushel.
Weeks receipts 1917 sacks exports so.
BRAN s.. Prices have ranged at 81 o5@l 20
81,
@$l 10 for good lots.
HAY. The transactions have embraced some
$500 bales Western at a range of s24 0o@s2s 90
and s2s so u tun for Ordinary to Prime lots.
Pork -. The market during the past week
has been quiet but still trmer and the sales up to
Thursday evening embraced about 1900 bbls. Of
SIS 5O@s1s rs and $40 90 for Even Weight to Elk
ira Heavy Mess, SIT 75@sls 90 for d. O., and
$l4 80 10 Dbl. for Prime. Mess retailing generally
at SIS SO 5ebbl. Yesterday 300 bbls. Mess were
sold at $40 90 70 Dbl .'
The stock at the Inspection Warehouses on tn
| LIST inst. was 5000 bbls., of all kinds.
Weeks receipts 1o11 bbls. Exports, 4l6.
BACON The market has been quiet, but holt
ers were asking full prices, with sales of 200
| 800 casks during the week at 7a@72 and SC. ft
Shoulders, 1o4@l0sc. for Ribbed Sides, and lls6
| l1ac for Clear Sides. Hams selling slowly at l0t
for Plain. and II s@I3 and 12sc. % b. for Fanc
i Sugar Cured.
Weeks receipts, 167s cks. and tes.-Exporfs' lst
BEEF. Small lots have been selling at slz o
4 @Sl3 90 for good brands of Mess, and 81 Dug
sl2 90 % Dbl. for Prime Mess. a,
The stock at the Inspection warehouses; " sn'
4 LIST inst. was 1925 bbls
Weeks receipts, .272 bbls. ana 'es.--f-Ap -
172. ,,..,. /, :
,ant in the market for this article for some week
nas, and our quotations are nearly nominal at s.
| 6asac. for Shoulders, SIC. for Sides, and ss@slc
70 ID. for Hams.
LARD. Holders have been firm at last week