The St. Landry whig., 1844-11-21
cLAssIFIcATIoN.

Sugar. There has been a fair demand for
Sugar, chiefly for shipment to the North, and
the sales sum up about 500 hhds., at prices
ranging from 81 a 53c. for extreme qualities.
The business in Havana Sugar continues
very limited at former prices, say for Brown 6
a 64c. White 8 a 104 perlb.
Molasses. The demand for Molasses has con
tiaued very active, and the receipts have been
generally disposed ofon arrival, at prices ranging
from 2l III e. per gallon. Most Of the sales
are for shipment to the North, besides which
some parcels have been taken for Charleston.
F2osr. Common brands of Ohio are selling
at o. 90, and st. Louis $4 ~ 4 A 25 per Dbl.
PORK. We quote Ness $1,000; M. o., 80 IS
. 80 80 Prime $7 rs per Dbl.
Bret. Tor Prime there is no demand, and we
quote it az before 81 IS perbbl.
Lard. We quote from 81 a 69c. perlb.
Bacon. We quote sides at 81 a 81, and shoul.
ders Il a#4Ic. per lb. Hams continue scarce
and we quote eanyassed &C.; canyassed, 10a
lie. extra and sugar cured, - a l23c. per lh.
Rigging and bale Rope. We quote Ken
lucky Baggging, 7 3a124c. cash, and l23 a 1870.
on time Kentucky Bale Roper a 43c. cash,
and A a sic.
Tobacco. Inferior, II a II Common, q a
9 Fair, 81 a 4 Fine, A! a S; CHOICE and Sc
lecuons o q &c. per Id.
Whishey. Rectifed 25c. per gallon.
Grain. White AZ a 45c. per bnshcl Yellow
60c., but we hear Of no sales. Oats are firm at
49, doc. per bushel in sacks. There is no
Wheat in market.
Coffee. We quote Rio 68 a 7c.; ~lIavna, n
a Sic, according TO quality Java IL a life. !;
Lagaayra re. per lb.
Lead. 4 sale Of about 1000 pigs Missouri has
been mado 50 10 per 100 lbs, whichis a reduc-
ton on the last price paid.
Hemp. We quote Western dew rottcd $50 d
SsI per ton.
canaes. New Bedford 81 i s2c.; Nantuck-
ct, 30c. per lb.
Batter. Western Butter is in fair demand at s
"a 10c. Goshen remains at is a 16c.pcr ID.
Cheese. We now quote 9 a 61c. perib.
Rice. The demand is limited, and small
parcels are selling at $$3 rs a A 90 per 100 lbs,
according to quality.
sat. Lots from second hand are selling at
81 05 al 10 for coarse, and 81 35a 40 for
fine. Turk Island is selling in lots from the Lee
wee, at 10 to 75e. per bag oftwo bushels.
Lime. The stock of this article is all in sec.
ond hands, from whence it is retailing at ISL %
4 81 so per 100 lbs.
Exchange. We continue to notice a very
good demand for Exchange, and the rates ON ali
quarters are maintained. We qnotc Sterling
81 40 per cent. premium. Francs 5.27A a
5.3233 New York, 60 days, II a Il per cent.
discount. Sight Checks a per cent discount.
NEW YoRK, Ger. 30.-Market for cotton
quiet but firm. The transactions comprise 700
Upland and Florida, ordinary to middling OF at 81
a64 cents middling fair TO fair6g a 65 fully
fair 10 good fair a Z and 500 Mobile and
New Orleans, inferior Al a 5; ordinary to mid.
ding 81 d 81 middling fair to fair ga ana and
fair to good fair 77S q 84 together, 1900 bales.
The sales for the week, ending Friday last,
were $3.50 bales. The stock in this port Il re-
duced to about $4,000 bales. Good demand for
corn and I~nolasses also for sugars.
alabama Cotton Crop. The Mobile Journal
of Commerce says: With regard to the incoming
crop we have 10 remark that planters have an
uncommonly fine season for picking, and the
prospects Of a large yield in this State are of the
most l~lattering kind, Since our last weekly
publication we have had two or three severe
ffosts, which have doubtless put an end to the
process Of maturing for the season. The crop of
this State is y~arIously estimated at from 100000
TO 100000 bales.
MoRIEEs Nov. g.. Cotton market rather stiff,
and sales limited, owing 10 the small quantity on
hand. Prices range about the same as those Of
New Orleans,
Lonssiana Bonds. Earrings London Circular,
received by the Great Western says, a parcel of
State Bonds in favor of the Second
Municipality, has been placed at so per cent,
including the dividend due the list November.
For the Union Bank Bonds, due lst November
navf an 10 amt bacl baop, ,a.J $500. sEA.Hl