New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-07-28


Of our quotations, as below. @
QUOTATIONS FOR LOUISIANA SUGAR.
Inferior. s1&95ls Com. to Goea Conn.,. OF
Earlo Fully Esir 4s9sla Prime and Choice
Ciarhed and kehned G8els
Weeks receipts, So hhds.-Exports, none
MoLAssEs ~. The market has been inactive
again during the past week, and although the
receipts continue of a limited character prices
are without Improvement The sales have reached
barely 900 bbls. and the range generally has been
Is@25o. for Inferior and Fermenting, and 26@esc.
for Prime, with some limited parcels of half bbls
at 2S@3Oc U gallon, according to quality.
| Weeks receipts, Ga bbls.-Exports, les.
Flour. There has been a fair demand for this
article aud owing to the reduced supply of Super.
fine holders have been claiming firmer prices for
that grade, but other descriptions unchanged.
The sales up to Thursday evening embraced about
1900 bbls. at a range of S. 45@s5 60 and IS 625
for Superine, So 25@S7 90 for Extra 81 256l$8 90
for Choice Extra, and So 75G1sI so and So 90 I'D
Dbl. for Common to Fine and Unbranded descrip-
tons. Yesterday some 1000 bbls. were sold, in
Guiding 1000 Superfine in three lots at =, $50 at
IS 60, 200 Extra at Sc So 100 at 81 co. and 235 at
81 IS, the market closing dull for all qualities
and Superfne offering at s. so U Dbl, without
buyers.
Weeks receipts, II, All bbls.-Exports, Sl33
WHEAT. =. There has been little or no movement
in the market for this article for several weeks
past, and we can give no quotations.
Weeks receipts, none; Exports, none.
Corn. A moderate demand has prevailed DUR
ing the past week at easier prices for buyers, and
the sales up to Thursday evening embraced some
$4,000 sacks at 5s@62 and 6Sc. for Mixed, 64D67
for Yellow, 65@7O for White Mixed, and 7O@75
and soc. ~ bushel for Ordinary to Prime White.
Yesterday about $500 sacks were sold, including
So Damaged at 5Gc., 900 Yellow Mixed at IS, 920
Yellow and Mixed at 60, 40 at Is, 421 Yellow
at G3, 1850 at IS, 1913 White Mixed at IS, 100 at
70, and some small lots of White at T0875c II
bushei.
Weeks receipts, SO, l27 sacks-Exports, 827O.
OATS $50. Holders have been claiming fuller
prices, and we noticed sales up to Thursday even.
10 bushe, the principal transactions being at 42da
43c. 5a bushel. Yesterday some 2250 sacks were
sold at 4lc. 968 at AZ 500 at 49, and 1000 in ware
house at SOC. % bushel.
Weeks receipts 1857 sacks; exports 1875.
BRAN. We have heard of about GOOD sacks
sold during the past week at 81 104Sl ID d 100
lbs.
HAY. About $500 bales Western have been
disposed of during the past week at go ooDs26 90
y tun for Ordinary to Prime.
Rye A few hundred sacks have been sold
during the week at 95e.G1si 90 x bashsl.
CoRS MEAL.W We have noticed one or two
small sales at s. 90 Il Dbl
PORK -. The market has been qnet, but hold
ers have been asking full prices, with sales up to
Thursday evening Of 1000 to 1900 bhis. Mess at
$40 O0@s2o so and s2l 90 % bbl, the later figure
being the rate for retail lots. We quote round lots
at $40 oo8s2e 50 for Mess $40 oo1sl9 50 for H.
O., and SIS 50@slG 90 y Dbl. for Prime.
The stock at the Inspection Warehouses on the
Ist inst. was Il, 1872 bbls., of all kinds.
Weeks receipts, 1779 bbls.-Exports, 279.
BACON. There has been better demand for