New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-10-06

Weeks receipts, 12S hhds.; exports, As hhds.
MoLAssEs. v. The receipts of the week have been
confined to few small lots, which have found pur.
chasers at range of l5@25 and 29c. ~ gallon for
Inferior, Ordinary, etc.
Weeks receipts, 81 bbls.; exports, go bbls.
FLOUR . The market has ben dull throughout
the week, and up to Thursday evening the sales
reached barely 1000 bales, at range of Sc o0@s6
10 for Superfne Sc 25@$6 SO for Ordinary Extra,
SO 75@s7 so and So 90 for Good to Choice Extra,
and $5 Oo@$5 373 70 bbl. for Fine and Unbranded.
Yesterday about 1000 bbls. were Sold including
716 Superfne at =, 324 in three lots at Sc 10, 200
at SO l25@S6 Is, and $50 Extra on private terms.
Weeks receipts, a0,t09; exports, 22sl.
WHEAT. 4. We have noticed sales of few small
lots during the week at 81 60@d 70 Ta bushel for
Red and White.
Weeks receipts, 200 sacks; exports, none.
Rye. About 600 sacks have been disposed oil
recently, at s0@s7sc. % bushel, showing CON
siderable decline.
Corn The market has been dull and prices
have shown continued tendency in favor of buy
ers. Up to Thursday evening some $4,000 sacks
were sold at range of 65@75 and 7sc. for Mixed
and Yellow, 70@975 for White Mixed and 70@8Oe.
u bushel for White, closing at the inside figures.
Yesterday only about 1000 sacks sold, inelud-
| ing $50 White Mixed at CSC. % bushel.
Weeks receipts, l5,224 sacks; exports, 6929
sacks.
OARS. Prices have further declined, with sales
of some 600 sacks ST. Louis during the week at
OH and 4sc., the more recent transactions being
at 44045 and ACC. U bushel.
Weeks receipts, 6,s27 sacks exports, 162.
i w. have lof -
sold during the week at range of 81 l0@$l 20
mostly, however at 81 15@s1 173 U 100 lbs.
HAY. Prices have advanced and a few hun
dred bales Western have been sold during thu
week at $3a@S35 and $36 T2 ton, mostly at S35 fol
Prime lots on the levee.
SHEAF OATS. :. "A few small lets have been solt
at s28 90 W ton.
Pork. +. The market continues quite inactive
with sales of only few limited parcels during tn
week at s2l 90 % bbl, for Mess, at which rate
dealers have supplied the retail demand We quot
round lots at s21 90 for Mess and ST so for Prime
The stock at the Inspection Warehouses on th,
1st inst was Il ,l62 hbls. Of all kinds.
Weeks receipts, 1871 bbls., exports, 365.
RACoN. We have again noticed only limited
demand, with a few small sales during the week al
10lc. for Shoulders 13!l34c. for Ribbed Sides and
149@l5e,f 10 1b. for Clear. Hams have been selling
slowly at l4@16 and l64e. u ID for Good to Extra
and Fancy Sugar Cured.
Weeks receipts, 1904 cks. and tcs.; exports, lSs
BEEF We have noticed only small lots selling
at So 00dl$li 90 for Good to Extra brands Of
Mess, and Stl 008ll 80 D bbl for Prime Mess.
The stock at the Inspection Warehouses on the
LIST inst was 9s7 bbls.
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| GREEN MEATS We have not heard of sale
| for several months past, and are unable to give
quotations.
LARD. There has been but very little demand
for this article during the past week. but holders
have still claimed full prices, with sales of some
few terces and about 400 kegs, the former at l5c.
for Prime and the latter at l4lc. y ID.
Weeks receipts, 8s8 bbls. andtcs. and zoos kegs
equal to 1921 kegs.
BUTTER AND CHEESE. Western Butter has sold