New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-06-02

SUGAR. .. The receipts continue very light, and
with fair demand prices have improved for most
qualities, with sales Of some 1900 hhds. during the
week at at the range Of our quotations, as below.
We have noticed the sale Of crop Of 200 hhds. on
Plantation at SC. u ID. W now quote:
QUOTATIONS FOR LOUISIANA SUGAR.
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Weeks receipts, 9A4 hhds.--Exports, es. Is /.
MoLAssEs ~. The market has been inactive
again during the past week, and although the
receipts have been of limited character prices
are without Improvement. The sales have reached
barely 1000 bbs., and the range generally has been
25@S0c. for Inferior and Fermenting, and s2@34c.
for Prime, with few hundred half bbls. at 30A
$780, B gallon, according to quality.
Weeks receipts, 1868 bbls.-Exports, 40.
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 bbls. at a range
of IS s0@s5 so and Sc 90 for superfine, 81 oOM
81 so up to 50 80 for Ordinary to Choice brands
of Extra, and 81 50@s5 rs for Common, Fine,
etc. Yesterday about 1000 bbls. were sold, 500
Extra at =, 100 Superine at IS 50, 100 at SIS 90,
and 100 Extra at 81 rs ID Dbl.
Weeks receipts, 1898 bbis.-Exports, $40.
WHEAT. We have noticed sales of some small
parcels Of Red at 81 so U bushel. The recent re.
ceipts have been on account of Alabama Milers.
Weeks receipts, none; Exports. none.
Corn. n. There has been a fair inquiry again,
but OF still easier prices for buyers and the sales
up to Thursday evening embraced about As 900
sacks at range Of 62106s and roc. for Ordinary
to Prime Mixed and Yellow, 6sD75 for White
Mixed, and 1862 and &c. % bushel for Prime to
Choice White. Yesterday the rates were still
lower, and the sales comprised 700 sacks Dam
aged and Inferior at 50@54c., 1850 Mixed and Vel
low Mixed at 60, 500 Prime White Mixed at the
same, 1900 Mixed and Yellow Mixed at 60A62,
400 Ordinary White at 90, 1920 White Mixed at
65, and 500 at $4,000. u bushel.
Weeks receipts, u, 225 sacks-Exports, 49, sl.
Oars. a. Holders have been asking fuller prices
and we have noticed sales during the week of
about $4,000 sacks st. Louis at 50@5lc. % hushel
Weeks receipts 1854 sacks exports none.
BRAN. The business Of the past week shows
still further decline in prices, and the sales lat
terly have been at 95c.@sl O5 ~ 100 lbs.
HAY. About 5000 bales Western have been
disposed of during the past week at range of
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nohced sales up 70 thursday evening Of about
soo Dds. Mess chlehy az sls ooegsis on for good
weight 10 heaYy mess, sle oocysio oo Ior NJ. u,
and SIS 90 % Dbl. for Prime. Yesterday SO bbls.
Mess sold at SO 90, and los at SO 90 for Mess
and SIS rs % Dbl. for NJ. o.
The stock at the Inspection Warehouses on the
LIST inst. was 1s,413 bbls., Of all kinds.
Weeks receipts, 1854 bbls. Exports, 500.
BACON. Holders have been asking still higher
prices, and we have noticed sales of 700 to 500