New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-04-20

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SUGAR. The receipts have been liberal, but
the unavorable political news has checked opera
tons and the sales have been confined to about
1900 hhds at prices too irregular and unsettled for
quotations, which for the present we omit
Weeks receipts, 1906 hhds.; exports l56 hhds
| MoLAssEs. The receipts have been moderate
but the sales have been confined to 1900 bbls at a
decline on last weeks quotations. We now quote
Inferior to Ordinary at l5@l7c., Fermentng IS{020
There is little or no Prime on the levee. Choice
is scarce and nominal. Half-bbls. have been in
moderate request, and the sales embraced about
$50 bbs., mostly at 26026c. % gallon for Ferment-
| ing, the market closing however at "a.
| Weeks receipts, 5466 bbls.; exports, 1885
! bbls.
FLOUR. -. The receipts have been moderate and
prices have shown little or no change The sales IN
to Thursday evening embraced some q 0Co bbls
at range of IS l2A@$5 25 for superfue, s. IS
@$5 87a for Low, and 81 00@$8 so % bbl for
Good to Choice Extra brands. Yesterday some
500 bbls. were sold, including 1850 Extra on
Extra at s. 62a 800 at IS u.s. 100 at SIS 95 aud 800
| Choice at Sc 70 u Dbl.
| Weeks receipts, 1886; exports, 1886.
| Corn. The business of the past week shows
utlite change in prices with sales up to Thursday
| evening of about IS, 900 sacks at a range of 52@
| &c. for Mixed and Yellow, and $4,000. % bushel
| for White Mixed and White. Yesterday we noticed
sales of about $50 sacks, comprising 400 sacks
1 l. mn
two lots at SO, 500 Yellow at 90, HOO White Mixed
at g. 1000 at IS and il0o White in two lots at 6Qc
| % hushel.
Weeks receipts, 17j, I'll sacks exports l4T $685.
WHEAT. The last sales reported were 900 |
sacks at 81 SO y bushel for White and 81 12a |
for Red.
OATS. Prices have shown but little alteration
with sales up to Thursday of about 5000 sacks st.
Louis at32@35c. % bushel. Yesterday the sales en-
braced about 2G75 sacks ST. Louis, in two lots
at 3Sc. % bushel
BRAN There has been moderate demand for
this article, and prices have declined with sales up
to Thursday evening embracing some $500 sacks at
75@80c y 100 lbs. Yesterday l4Oo sacks changed
hands, comprising 800 at 7Oe., LOGO in two lots at
rs and 100 Choice at SOC. F3 100 lbs.
RYE. We did not hear of d sale during the
past week.
Hay. About 1000 bales Western have been
sold, during the week mostly at S22 90 10 ton.
Yesterday flatboat load was sold at the ADVANCED
rate of $28 u ton, owing to the scant supply.
Pork. The supply has been more ample and
prices have shown no material alteration. The
sales up to Thursday evening embraced about 1000
bbs., at sl8@sl8 rs for Mess and NJ. 0. and $l2 IS
for Rumps. Yesterday the transactions comprised
500 bbls Mess, at SIS so u Dbl. Mess retails ct
$40 % Dbl
The stock at the Inspection Warehouses on the
LIST inst. 2O685 bbls. of all kinds.
Weeks receipts, GAIL bbls.; exports, 1873.
: BACON. Tho transactions have been limited,
and the sales Of the week were confined to 225 casks
at 7l@72c. for Shoulders, lC@l04c 70 Id. for Ribbed
Sides, and ll@lllc. % 1b. for Clear and 1910
l2tc. u h. for Sugar Cured Hams.
Weeks receipts, 249o casks aud tierces ex-
ports, ll23.
GREEN MEATS. The sales comprised 60 casks
Shoulders, at G2c. ~ ID.
LARD. The supply in store has been moderate.
The sales of the week comprised only 300 terees
and 500 kegs, tho former at 94c. and the latter ct
l0}@llc.fP, ID.
Weeks receipts 1920 bbs. and tcs and 1860 kegs;
exports, equal to 10, S42 kegs.
BEEF. The last sales reported were 800 bbls.
sold at So 90 for Mess and $I3 90 foy Choice
Family brands.
The stock on hand at the Inspection Warehouses
on the LIST. was 1881 tierces and 1900 bbls.
Weeks receipts, 543 bbls. and tcs.; exports,
AS.
BUTTER AND CHEESE. Fair to Prime West
ern Butter has been selling slowly at .l0@12c.
59 b., while Choice Yellow Tabla Qualities are
scarce and continue in request at 15c. and up
wards. Cheese has ranged at 83@9c. 70 ID. for
Western Reserve and Imitation English Dairy.
BAGGING AND ROPE. Kentucky Bagging msy
be quoted at l0@l2c. for Handloom to the best
Powerl0om. The stock on hand on the lst inst.
was 4700 pieces. In India we have heard of no |
sale of any moment. We quote Bale Roaa at II
@73c, for Handspun, anG 8l@S4c. % 10. for Ma |
chine Made, but with only few limited transae-
TORS.
The stock on hand on the LIST inst. was 1900 coils
Handmade and COCO Machine.
GUNNY BAGS. :. There has been but little move
ment and the last sales reported were 450 bales
heavy at l5c. Light may be quoted at llac and
Medium to E1e.. Heavy at lsB@l33c. u Ii.
The stecG on hand on the 1st inst was 1900 bales.
WHIskY. The market during the past week |
has heen quiet, and we have heard of only one
sale of IO6 bbIs. Raw at 213c. % gallon.
Weeks receipts ll4o bbls.; exports 594.
STAR CANDLES Our quotations are 1885, for
Light, "a oz) and 100. U ID. for Full Weight with
sales of 200 boxes at these rates.
CoFFEE. The demand has been fair and the
sales of the week have embraced some s772