New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-11-24
QUOTATIONS FOR LOUISIANA SUGAR.

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QUOTATIONS FOR LOUISIANA SUGAR.
Inferior GAL Com to Good Com. 41s95
Fair 10 Fully Fair 51a9tI Prime and Choice 64a@T
Clarified and Refined
Weeks receipts, 1886 hhds.; exports, 1852 hhds
MoLAssEs. . The receipts have been moderate
but prices have steadily tended downward. The
sales Of the week embrace some 7oeo bbls,, and
we now quote for Inferior and Salty l5@lsc., and
Prime to Choice 23@26c. T9 gallon.
Weeks receipts, 49, rs bbls.; exports, 1926 bbs.
Flour. We noticed sales early in the week at
s. 40 10 bbl for superfne, but lattery prices have
fallen off to 81 so, though at the close holders OBJ
tanned 81 62a0s4 70 9 bbl. The sales up to Thurs
day evening embraced about 10000 at 81 500
s4 rs for Superine, s5 25@s6 90 for Low Extra,
and s. 50 u bbl. for Choice Ct. Harrson's.1 Yes
terday the sales embraced some 1000 bbs., OF
which 800 Superfne at -, 100 at 81 so, 800 at
81 s5, AGO Unbranded at -, 200 Low Extra at
S. so, $40 Good Extra at So %, and 34Q Fine at
81 87A U Dbl.
Weeks receipts, 43,5a4; exports, 5526.
CoRS.. There has been fair demand, with
sales up to Thursday evening Of some $4,000 sacks,
25oo of which were for export, at range of $50
roc for Mixed, Yellow, White and White Mixed,
and 72c. ~ bnshel for Prime and Choice White.
Yesterday we noticed sales Of about 1900 sacks,
comprising 1000 White on private terms, LOO White
Mixed at 7Oc., and T50 Mixed in three lots at csc.
! 10 bushel
| Weeks receipts, "a ,02l sacks exports $780,
| OATS We have noticed but little change in
prices, and the sales up to Thursday evening EN-
braced about 10000 sacks st. Louis at 37584oc.,
including 100 sacks Black Mixed at 4lc, but closed
at 356140c. u bushel. Yesterday we heard OF
some 2l0O sacks St. Louis sold, of which 500 at
35e., 100 at So, 100 at 37a, and 800 at 3se. u
| bushel.
Weeks receipts, 1852; exports, none.
i BRAN There has been limited demand foi
this article, and the sales Of the week embraced
some 5000 sacks at 95e@sI o5 T9 100 ID.
Wheat We heard of $50 sacks Red and White
sold during the week at 81 30 fa bushel.
Weeks receipts, 1893 sacks; exports, none.
RYE Some small lots were sold recently at
Toe, u bushel.
Hay. About 5000 bales Western have beer
sold during the week at S23 O0@s26 90 for 0rdi
nary to Prime also 100 New York at s22 90 U
ton.
] Pork The market has been heavy, and the
sales have been confined to retail lots at $40 00@
$40 so u bbl for Mess and holders have general,
claimed $40 o0@sls so for round lots.
The stock at the Inspection Warehouses on th
lst inst. was IL ,i62 bbls. of all kinds.
Weeks receipts, 1885 bbs.; exports, I'll.
BACON :. The market has been dull, and W
have noticed only retail parcels, and we quot
Shoulders at 9@94c., Ribbed Sides at 12t9l24, an
Clear at l3a@l4c. ID Ii. Hams have been sellin
slowly at 12c. for Plain, and 1561l6c. u ID. 70
Extra and Fancy brands Of Sugar Cured.
Weeks receipts, 65l cks. and tcs.; exports, 26G
BEEF, We have noticed only small lots sellini
at sl2 OO64slI 90 for Good 10 Extra brands o
Mess, and $40 000l1 so " Dbl for Prime Mess. Th
largest sale of the week was 100 bbls. Old Mes
at sl2 SO.
The stock at the Inspection Warehouses on th
J LIST inst. was 9s7 bbls
t Weeks receipts, l052 bbls. and tcs.; exports
15.
GREEN MEATS. We have not heard of o sal
for several months past, and are unable to Civ
quotations.
} LARD. The market has been quiet, and price
have exhibited a downward tendency with salt
of about loo kegs at lsl@l4c., which may be i,
garded as fair quotations.