New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-03-03

Ear 70 Fnlly Fsa.. Prime and Choice
. Weeks receipts. 7s4s hhds Exports, 1851.
!. MoLAssEs. =. There has been some demand fl
Ordinary and Fermenting descriptions of Molasse
which have generally brought full prices, while tt
market for Prime qualities continues heavy, and ii
rates are barely maintained. Some 10000 Dbl
have been sold during the week, mostly at 30@35
for Inferior, 36@37c. for Ordinary, Fermentin,
and 36a@37sc. for Prime to Choice, with about zoe
hf bbls. at 3s@435e. U gallon, according to qualt,
Weeks receipts, 1928 bbls.-Exports, 1916.
4 Flour. With only "a moderate demand, most
the time, the sales up to Thursday evening en-
braced some u 900 bbis., chiefly at SO 4O@se 5
| for SuperfnesG 60@s6 s7l for Good Extra, an
81 oo@s so U Dbl for Choice Extra brands, one o
two small lots of Fine selling at Sc 90 p Dbl. !
| considerable portion Of the business however wa
| done on private terms, with more active business
| on Thursday. Yesterday about $500 bbls. wer,
sold, including 800 Superfine at =, $40 in three
lots at sc 60, 100 Mount Vermont at Sc So, 2sot
Extra at -, $50 at SO rs and 27O Choice do. a,
| 81 90 u Dbl.
Weeks receipts, 1923 bbls.-Exports, 4134.
WHEAT. We have not heard Of sale Of any
Importance for some weeks past. There is no
stock Of any consequence on the market
Weeks receipts, $50; Exports, $50.
Corn. The demand has been fair at full prices
for most qualities, and the sales up to Thursday
evening amounted to about As 900 sacks, at range
of 53@5sc. for Inferior and Ordinary 7O@7sc. for
Mixed, Yellow and White, and S0@s5c. I'd bushel
for Good to Prime White, a considerable portion of
the business being at outside figures Yesterday
.aJd n
White at roc, 500 Green at T5 500 Yellow at 76,
1900 White at so, 1880 at 50, and 700 Prime White
at s5c. % bushe
Weeks receipts, As O95 sacks-Exports, 1885,
OATS. -. The market was still easier for buyers,
and about 5000 to 5000 sacks have changed hands
during the week at 56@58c. for St Louis, with a
few hundred choice Northern, at s0c. u bushel.
Weeks receipts 3065 sacks exports 1888.
BRAN. The market has been without material
change, prices ranging generally at 81 70@sl rs
o. 100 lbs.
HAY. .. About 5000 bales Western have been
disposed Of during the week at $32 0O@s36 90 ~
tun for Ordinary to Prime Western most of the
transactions being at s34 OOt0s35 90 % tun.
Pork. "A fair demand has prevailed during the
carly part of the week, and up to Thursday evening
SIS 5O@sls 62s and SIS IS, but including some M.
o. at ST. 75@sls 90 U BIB. The retail rates have
been SIS 5O@sls rs % Dbl. for New Mess s17 rs
for Old.
The stock at the Inspection Warehouses on the
LIST inst was II 1922 bbls., of all kinds.
Weeks receipts, $3.50 bbls.-Exports, 1908.
BACON. The market has been somewhat de-
pressed, with sales mp to Thursday evening Of 500
to 900 casks at s8sac. for Shoulders, aE61lOa for
Ribbed Sides and and he, for Clear Sides,
small lots of Extra Sugar Cured Hams selling at
l2@lsc. % ID.
Weeks receipts, 5000 cks. and tcs.-Exports SIG.
BEEF. The market continues extremely dull.
and we have not heard of q sale of any impor-
lance during the past week. The last transac-
tions reported were at sl3 0O@$14 so u Dbl. for
Mess and Extra Mess.
The stock at the Inspection Warehouse on the
LIST inst. was 265 tierces and 1889 bbls.
Weeks receipts, 1899 bbls. and tcs--Exports,
1853.
GREEN MEATS >. The transactions have en-
braced about 100000 lbs. Dry Sailed in bulk and in
casks, generally at &c. for Shoulders, sa@9c. for
Sides and ss@s2c. % ID. for Hams, most of the
transactions reported being at the outside rates.
LARD. With only limited demand during the
past week, sales were confined to 1000 tierces at
l04@lOac. % ID. for Prime, with few hundred kegs
at ll4@ll3 and life. U b., the principal transac
tons being at the inside figures, and the more
recent receipts going into store
Weeks receipts, COLA bbs. and tcs., 1897 kegs
Exports, equal to 1888 kegs.
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at l2a916c, and Cheese at 11@llae. I'D d., accord.
ing to quality.
BAGGING AND BALE ROPE. We quote Kentucky
Bagging at lsa@l42c y yard, for Handloom and ID
@l5a for Powerloom, with only few sales. OF
India Bagging about 1900 bales were sold generalIy
at 123c 3yard for lots on the spot, but including
ESQ bales at l3c, and 900 to 1000 to arrive at 12a
Is and 134c. % yard In Bale Rope we noticed
small sales at those. for Hand Spun, and ssfsasc.
y yard for Machine Made, though the principal
were at the outside figures.
GuNNy BAGS. About 1000 bales were disposef
OF recently at arrange of a@l0lc for Light to Heavy
Bags.
GoFFEE. There has been fair demand and
the business Of the week shows an advance of IL
q bbl, with sales of Il $500 bags during the week
at ll}@ll3c. for Ordinary, 12@12sc. for Fair to
Good Fair, and 12}@lsc. y b. for Prime.
A cargo of 9s2 bags have arrived during the
week, and the stock on hand is about Il 500 bags.
SALT. Liverpool has been selling from second
hands at 77@s0c. for Coarse, and s5@90c. for Fine
at the warehouse, and s5c. for Coarse, and CSC. y
sack for Fine, delivered free of drayage
WHIsEy Tho uorl-at hos ham very .]uiI and /