New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-10-29

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COTTON AND TOBACCO STATEMENT
Sock on hand Sept l,ls53. ~. 1861 1906
Received since. 10000 1912
yesterday ....... 4 333-lliiS6 600 2sl2
lAsOs 1887
Exported to date ....... .54g03 i7e7
yesterday, 49, IS $3.50 A. 1852
Stock on hand not cleared ...S9572 g74s5
ToBAcCo-The Tobacco market has continued very
quiet with large stock in the hands Of factors aud
greater frmnsss in Freights. We do not hear any
transactions during the week except sale Of 200
hhd Friday Saturday Of which the particulars have
been suppressed. We quote follow
Lug, ............4 A95A Pair to Fine. .ek971s
feaf Inf to Com g kD6 4 hoce Select ms. dD94
sUGAR-The demand for Sugar has been rather limited
during the week anu in instances small parcels have
sold rather lower prices though general thing
have no change 10 report The sales OF the week in
Guiding hhds taken yesterday embrace about
mostly at the range of cur quotations:
Inferior to Com 23s933s Prime and Choice. 41495
Fair to Fully Fair, 391@4
Weeks receipts, 1893 hhds-exports, 625.
MoLAssEs-There has been a rather good demand for
Moaes during the greater part Of the week and prices
have advanced 16Dlhe gallon. The transactions
brace 1000 bbls mostly at 22t922ae q gallon
good prime lots Of New Crop though in the early part
Of the week there some sales at 2lG21ae Yester
day 80 bbls Prime sold at 2255, u gallon.
Weeks receipts, 1851 bbs-exports, 1881.
FLoUR-The week opened with a rather heavy appear.
ance and in the early part noticed sales of
psrfne Illinois and St Louis at SO 55Gs6 621s q Dbl
with moderate receipts, however, prices have since i'm
proved, and holders have realized Sc 62nOS6 rs for
superfne Illinois and st. Louis, mostly the latter rate
Extra has sold at range Of Sc 75fO$7 Is . Dbl The
sales up Thursday evening embraced about 5000 bbs
business that and the preceding day having been in
terrupted by the rain Yesterday the market irmer
Ils nj ipclud S,nar 6ns
Tennessee at SIS 10 $50 at So so 800 Fancy St Louis
So 70, and go at So So q Dbl
Weeks receipts, 1876 bbls-exports, 1867,
CoRN-Transactions in the Corn market partly owing
to the weather have been limited scale during TIT
past week and the sales to yesterday morning did
exceed 5000 sacks prices ranging at 7476e, but tbs
ruling rate for good lots the Levee being 75f q bushel
Yesterday there offering prices rathe
lower with of $500 sacks at 666ee for Ordinary
7OC0T3, u bushe for Good to Prime lots
Weeks receipts 1920 sacks-exports, 1872.
oATs-We have a further advance to notice in this ar
ticie which quote at 600621as q bushe for 81
Louis with sales during the week of some 5000 sacks in
Guiding yesterday 500 St Louis a CO. and 600 at 62e
bushel
Weeks receipts, 1914 sacks-exports, 600.
BRAN AND HAY-Bran has sold mostly at 81 006
81 O5 y 100 b. and Hay at S200S22 ton the prncp'
sale being 800 bales from store at So
wHEAT-The last sales of Wheat were at 81 2O(0S1 9
a bushe
PoRK-The demand for Pork has been very Unite,
and the principal sale that we have noticed $50 BIB
Unexpected Mess private terms. Dealers have col
tnued to realize SIG so Dbl retail lots of Mess.
weelis receipts, 500 bbls-exports, 1sO
BACoN-Ony a moderate business has been done
the Bacon market during the past week but as the
cepts have been heavy prices have been pretty
sustained The sales up about 200 casks at RAM
of7A6SA$ q ID for good to prime Sides, and 7hf07'i
for Shoulders. Hams have sold at range of 1i@l4h
q Id for Ordinary to Fancy Sugar-cured. Yesterday
casks Sides sold at SfGSe % ii.
Weeks receipts, ago casks, etc.-exports, 27s.
BEEF-with a very small supply the rates for BE
have generally been firm, and we have noticed small sal
sl5@sl6 q Dbl and IS q half Dbl for Mess and s1l
G9Sll rs y Dbl for Prime. Yesterday however, we
ticed sale of 20 bbs Unnspected Mess at Sl4 2 bb al
loo half bbls at 81 81 each.
Weeks receipts, 900 bbls and half bbs-exports, co.
BUTTER AND CHEESE-Prime Western Butter co
tinues and prices firm, The transactions Of t
week have been mostly at l7022s q fb for small lots.
Cheese has been in fair request at 100l2t ID for fair
prime lots
LARD-The supply of Lard continues light, and
rates for bbs have been frmsr The sales have been
tied to 500 bbls and tierces at 1040lle for No
to No /, and 11Sl0l2s for Prime and 700 kegs No.
Prime at l21SC0l25Sf q h. including yesterday 400 k
No at 1856.
Weeks receipts 1855 bbls and tierces. and 73o key
exports, equal to Is, 900 kegs
klCE-We have noticed only few sales of this arti
curing the week, at 5hs q ID for fresh Carolina.
WHisKY-The supply of Whisky continues light,
the rates have generally been The transactions
the week embrace few lots of Rectfed at 3O032s,
100 bbs Raw ION Monday at $50 p gallon
Weeks receipts $50 bbls-sxports, OO0
sALT-The rates for Liverpool from second hands
main at 81 80 for Coarse and 81 40 a sack for Fl
delivered free of drayage. The last cargo sale was
81 20 for 1889 sacks half Fine lot Of 1000 50
Sicily Salt has lately been taken from warehouse on
yate terms and $500 sacks Turks Island have sold du
the week at 81 p sack. cargo Of Liverpool was ofe
yesterday at the Levee.
=, -oFFEE-The Coffee market remains quiet and
reported sales embrace barely HOO bags Rio at lO
1916 ID, though holders generally asking lilo
Prime.