New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-03-30

Stock hand September, 1850. hhds D5l0
Rsesyed s yass IL 1895
4o,565 A
sxp noTted Testetdsy uo6- 2o7s
Stock on hand not cleared ............... 1851
We repeat our quotations as follows: -5es
Factory Lugs e. 8
Ieaf Inferior 10 Common. 53s@6
Fair
| Choice and Selections. .ahsIl
SUGAR. The receipts have been liberal, and
with fair demand prices have been better, with
sales of about 1900 hhds. during the week, and the
market closed at the range of our quotations as
| follow: .
| QUOTATIONS FOR LOUISIANA SUGAR.
F Fairio Fully Fair: az Prime and choices @e1
Clarified and Refined G'7a
Weeks receipts, 1885 hhds.; exports, so hhds.
MoLAssEs. :. The receipts have been ample, and
the sales have embraced some 1900 bbls. at
an advanc on last weeks quotations. We now quote
Inferior to Ordinary at 10000, Fermenting 22D25
and Prime 24c. IS gallon in barrels. Choice is
scarce and nominal. Hafbbls have been in
moderate request, and the sales embraced about
$50 bills at 26c q gallonfor Fermenting the market
closing at this rate.
Weeks receipts, $500 bills; exports, 9O2
bbs. .a"
FLOUR The receipts have been moderate, and |
prices have shown but little change. The sales up
to Thursday evening embraced some 10, 700 bbls.
at a range ofss5 25@S5 375 for Superfne, IS I5
Ass S7A for Low, and 81 00@$6 so % Dbl. for
Good to Choice Extra brands Yesterday some
$50 bills were sold, including $50 Superine at
S. 800 in two lots at s. O5 and LOO Low Extra at
S. rs a Dbl.
Weeks receipts, 81 1883; exports, 1s,7T3.
Corn The business of the past week shows
less flrmness in prices, with sales up to Thursday
evening of about 100, GOO sacks at range of 55@
&c., for Mixed and Yellow, and $4,000. % bushel
for White Mixed and White Yesterday we noticed
sales of about % 800 Sacks comprising 1898 sacks
on private terms, COO Yellow, 1000 Mixed, 1880
White and Yellow Mixed and 5000 Yellow Mixed at
! SIS, GOO Yellow and 200 Yellow Mixed at OF, loo
White Mixed at 81 and 400 White at 5sc. % bushe
2 Weeks receipts, l6l, 1872 sacks; exports llo,t54
.6 WHEAT. :. The last sale reported was 500 sack
II White at 81 SO % bushel.
4 OATS Prices have been barely maintained
il with sales up to Thursday of about lG,O50 sacks 81
p Louis at 35@37c % bushel. Yesterday the sales EN-
q braced about 1926 sacks St. Louis in two lots
g 3Gc. % bushel.
Is BRAN There has been moderate demand 70
y this article, and the sales up to Thursday even
IS inc embraced some $3.50 sacks at S0@S5c.
q 100 lbs. Yesterday 600 sacks changed hands
q
8 soc. % 100 lbs.
RYE. We did not hear of sale during til
past week.
I6 HAY, About $500 bales Western have bee
sold, during the week at $40 0o0$23 90 % ton.
PORK . The supply has been more ample an
prices have shown downward tendency. The sale
TO of the week embrace about 1925 bbls., at SIS TO
:, Mess and So 55 for Rumps.
The stock at the Inspection Warehouses on tn
10 LIST inst. was 20G65 bbls. of all kinds
q Weeks receipts, 6976 bbls.; exports, 2827.
BACON The transactions have been on NOR
. liberal SCALE and The sales of the week embrace
some 525 casks at rode. for Shoulders, l00lO4
~ h. for Ribbed Sides, and ll4@ll3c. T} ID. fl
Clear and 1oI@l2tc. % ID. for Sugar Cured Ham
Weeks receipts, l6G7 casks and tierees e:
ports, 1866.
GREEN MEATS. =. The sales comprise 30 casl
Hoground on private terms, and 100 Hams al
sides also on private terms.
o"S LARD :. The supply in store has been moderat
The sales of the week comprised 600 tierces al
100 kegs; the former at 9f@loc. and the latter
49,, 102@llc. T3 lib.
'I 1T &c. for No. and % for Prime.
LIES Weeksreceip'S 10 jus anu ''' "i-N avs A's
exports, equal to Alb kegs
10 BEET. :. The last sales reported were 800 BIB
sold at Sl2 so for Mess, and $l3 90 for Choi
whsr, Family brands
BLEs The stock ON hand at the Inspection Warehous
LcK on the LIST. was 1881 terces and 1860 bbls
Weeks receipts, l02 bbs. and tcs,; eXpor
l61. NJ. W.T.
ern Butter has been selling slowly at l0@l
- Gp ~ h. while Choice Yellow Table qualities
to Bill scarce and continue in request at l5c. and
wards Cheese has ranged at s3@9c SP d.
'He '' Western Reserve and Imitation English Dairy
terms BAeG1Na AND RorE.. Kentucky Bagging n
AM be quoted at l0@l2c. for Handloom to the b
ArED poweroom, but we have noticed sales of SO
ms and 9oo nieces Handoom at 10l09c., and 500 Pow
hsnge loom at 12c In India we have heard of 200 ba
,-,- sold Mt lie. cash. We quote Bale Rope at 74@7
= for Handspun, and Sl@84c. % ID. for Mach
sEAes9 Made but with only few limited transactions
GuNNy BAGS There has been but little mo
MS ment. and the last sales reported was 450 be
heavy at l5c. Light may be quoted at ll3c.
rles, Medium to Extra Heavy at l3a@l34c. 70 ID.
y WHISKY The sales of the week embra
es 1y some 200 bbs. at zoe. for Raw and about
THE same for Rectited.
Weeks receipts 1990'bbls,; exports 1888.
STAR CANDLES. E. Our quotations are l8c.
- Light IA oz.) and 19c % ID. for Full Weight,
cry de- sales of 200 boxes at these rates.
COFFEE . The demand has been fair and
street. sales Of the week have embraced some II
Mp bags at 10a@l34c for Ordinary to Good Fair
Copper Prime, which are our quotations.
The stock now on hand is about Is, 255 bags
...IlO SALT. +. The rates for Liverpool from sec
hands are SOC. for Coarse, and 81 90 Tor flne'
FonwaFe livered, and 65@7O for Coarse and S6U90c'
5, /, Fine in warehouse.
-c- NAVAL. STORES. 80 The supply onerlhg ~ al
and the assortment good, but the market Is uul'
street. last sales fepoiIeu Wei "' :. . l;.t, ,