New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-11-10
QUOTATIONS FOR LOUISIANA SUGAR.

QUOTATIONS FOR LOUISIANA SUGAR.
Rats aix s4 qm Ps S and S0ea Gheiee
Clarified and Refined 90
Weeks receipts, 2723 hhds.; exports, GS9 hhds.
MoLAssEs. :. The receipts have been moderate
but prices have steadily tended downward, closing
at a decline of l612c U gallon. The sales of the
week embrace some 65t0 bbls., and we now quote
for Ordinary to Fair 30@32c., Prime to Choice 800
s7c., and half bhls. 37@4oc. 4 gallon.
Weeks receipts, II 800 bbls.; exports, 5G64 bbs.
FLOUR. With limited demand for export and
prices ruling in favor Of buyers during the past
week., the sales up to Thursday evening reached
only u 900 bbls. at arrange of S. 60@s5 10 and 70
for superfne, sc 0Q@s6 rs and 81 90 for Low to
Good Extra, and 81 25@ss 90 and IS sop bbl.
for Choice Extra brands. Yesterday $50 bbls. Su-
perfine sold in two lots at S5 Go, 800 at -, 100 at
IS rs, 725 Extra at =, and 3do at s6 62a.
Weeks receipts, 1A,o3s; exports, IA, l55.
Corn There has been moderate demand for
export during the past week owing partly for for
eign export, with sales up to Thursday evening of
some IL 900 sacks at 64D70c. for Mixed Yellow
and White Mixed, and 70D73e. for good to Prime
White, and yesterday 400 sacks White Mixed sold
at 6sc., 800 Mixed and 100 poor White at roc, and
800 White at re. a9 bushel.
Total receipts, l7O67; exports q, GIL.
WHEAT . The last sales reported were at 81 60
@sl 10 S9 bushel for Prime Red and White.
Weeks receipts, 1893 sacks; exports, none.
RYE. Some small lots were sold recently at
75c- Se bushel.
| Oars. .. We have noticed but little change in
prices, and the sales up to Thursday evening en-
1 braced about II 500 sacks ST. Louis at 40@1Iic f3
bushel. Yesterday, some 2500 sacks, of which
1900, in several lots, at 40c., and $40 at 4lc. %
bushel.
Weeks receipts, none; exports none.
BRAN. We noticed early in the week an ad.
vance in prices to 81 o5@l TO- but they have since
declined, and close at ST 00@sl 05. The sales
Yesterday comprised $50 sacks at 97a, 16OO in sew
erallots, at 81 90, and $50 at 81 o5 % 100 lbs.
HAY. About $500 bales have been disposed Of
up to Thursday at s2s q $50 and s32 70 ton fol
Ordinary to Prime; yesterday 300 Prime Eastern
was sold at $40, and 1900 Choice, sold in seyera
lots, at $50 U ton.
Pork. The market has been heavy, with sale
i Of about 800 bbls. Mess, including $50 bbls. Mes
yesterday, at $40 so u bbl. The retail rates hav
been $50 50t1s2l u bbl., and holders have gen
orally claimed $40 for round lots,
The stock at the Inspection Warehouses on tn
1st inst. was II ,l62 bbls of all kinds.
Weeks receipts, 556 bbls.; exports, 9l3.
BACON The sales of the week comprised q
casks Shoulders on Thursday at 93c., and % do
Ribbed Sides at lac, and yesterday s5 Ribbe'
Sides at 124c., and 25 Clear at l4e. There hav
been other small lots sold at 9a@olc for Shoulders
I2@I24e for Ribbed. and 13l@t45o. u lb. 10
Clear Sides, dealers generally claiming the ontsld
n rates for small parcels.
Weeks receipts, ssl cks. and tcs.; exports, 5ss
y REEP We have noticed only small lots selling
at sl2 o0t0sl4 90 for Good to Extra brands c
5 Mess, and $40 OO@ll 50 u bbl for Prime Mess Th
8 largest sale of the week was 100 bhls. Old Mes
i at sl2 SO.
e The stock at the Inspection Warehouses on II
Q Ist inst was 987 bbis.
Weeks receipts, 1901 bbls. and tcs.; exports, 4
!. GREEN MEATS, :. We have not heard Of a 50