New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-06-16


Weeks receipts, 800 hhds.-Exports, 81.
MoLAssEs 80 The market has been inactive
again during the past week, and although the
receipts continue of limited character prices
are without improvement. The sales have reached
barely 1000 bbs. and the range generally has been
25@3Oe for Inferior and Fermentng, and s2@34c.
for Prime, with few hundred half bbs. at 800
35c. 8 gallon, according to quality.
Weeks receipts, 897 bbls.--Exports, 449.
FLOUR ... The market continues inactive, and
we have noticed falling off in prices of 50@75c.
fs bbl. with sales up to Thursday evening of about
10000 bbls. at range of IS o@$5 62a and S. 70
for good to Choice Superfine SO 5o@s7 90 for Ex-
ira, 81 25@Ss SO and 50 90 for Choice Extra and
81 5O@s5 90 u Dbl. for Fine. Yesterday prices
were still lower, and the sales included 200 bbs.
Superine at S. 25 500 in several lots at the same
some retail parcels at s. 25@s5 so, 100 bbls. Ex-
ira at =, and 100 at Sc s7a % bbl.
Weeks receipts, 1920 bbs.-Exports, 1924.
WHEAT. . There have been but small receipts,
and we have not heard of a sale for several
weeks past.
Weeks receipts, 563 Exports, none.
Corn. There has been fair export demand
for this article and prices still tend rather in favor
of buyers with sales up to Thursday evening OF
some 10000 sacks at range of 60@Gs and 65c.
for Yellow Mixed and Prime Mixed. G5@Gs for
White Mixed, and 7o@75c. 59 bushe for Fair to
Prime White. Yesterday the market was dull
with sales of barely 5000 sacks, of which $50 Or
binary Mixed at 5sc., 600 Yellow in two lots at GO,
$50 Yellow Mixed at 62a, 76s White Mixed at 65,
$40 at 67b, 200 at 66, and $50 Mhite at 7uc "a
bushel.
Weeks receipts, 81 .729 sacks--Exports II, ,793
OATS. Owing to the increased supply during
the week prices have again declined, and we have
noticed sales up to Thursday evening of some
l5, 900 sacks St. Louis at range of 47@50c., the
principal transactions, however, being at 47@4sc.
10 bushel Yesterday the sales comprised 1877
sacks at &c. $50 at the same and 5000 in three or
four lots at 4sc. u bushel.
Weeks receipts 81 ,079 sacks; exports 296.
BRAN. !. Holders have been asking full prices,
and about 1000 sacks have been sold during the
past week at 81 lo@sl Is " 100 fbs., mostly at the
former rate.
HAY. About 1000 bales Western have been
disposed of during the past week at s25 00@s27 90
% tun for Ordinary to Prime, and yesterday two
fatboat loads embracing 1000 bales, on private
terms.
PORK. ]. The market has been steady, and deal
ers have realized full prices for retail lots, the rul
ing rate being sl9 so y bbl. for Mess, also
ticed sales up to Thursday evening of some 1900
bbs. Mess at sl9 90, and few hundred M. O.. at
SIS so " Dbl. Yesterday we noticed only retail
transactions at sl9 SO 5s Dbl. for Mess.
The stock at the Inspection Warehouses on the
lst inst. was l3 4l3 bbls., of all kinds.
Weeks receipts, 1928 bbls.-Exports, 1888.
BAGoN... The market has been inactive, and we
have noticed sales during the week of only
800 casks at84@sse. for Shoulders lof@lo4c. for
Ribbed Sides, and lll@ll3c. for Clear Sides.
Hams selling slowly at lie. for Plain and ilsD
II aud 12ac. 7s ID. for Extra to Fancy sugar
Cured.
Weeks receipts, 1883 cks. and tes.-Exports, 2f5.
BEEF. Small lots have been selling at sf2 90
M$l4 90 for good brands of Mess, and $l1 00O
all 80 sg bbl for Prime Mess.
The stock at the Inspection Warehouses on the
Ist inst. was 1906 bbls.
Weeks receipts, l62 bbls. and tcs.-Exports,
rs.
GREEN MEATS. i. There has been but little move.
ment in the market for this article for some weeks
past, and our quotations are nearly nominal at 81