New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-10-14


1900 bales On Monday, however, two three buyers
forward and took 1000 bales at full prices and
Tuesday although the pretensons of factors continued
very stringent nearly 1900 taken On Wednes
day and Thursday under the influence of the Europas
accounts the market maintained its frmness, and dur
chasers found for nearly 500 bales during the two
days Yesterday the demand fair, and $500 bales
changed hands, making the total business Of the week
10000 bales which the largest of the season. far
The market closed firmly at the following quotations
NEW ORLEANS CLASSIFICATION.
Inferior. ..........5 0s Middling Fair. sA0 OK
Good Middiing.s fSs1 Good and Fine. .
COTTON AND TOBACCO STATEMENT.
oorroNs % sls ro'Aeec % 10
s.Sss ed n pinee !sep.. oi5ss 1ao 1i1
:. yesterday. .......5 755 -1oos1s 600 1,24s
12s,99e 249sl
Exported to date.......42.4o5 STA
:. yesterday 3 24s= 1864 ooo- 5,l74
stock ON hand not cleared - 1892 19TS7
TOBACCO-There has been little movement in
the Tobacco market during the past week. than have
recently had occasion to notice. but the full prices at
which the stock yet held has kept back most of the
principal buyers The sales of the week embrace about
$50 hhds including % hhds at To- 140 Admitted and Re-
fused at =, II hhds at 7 and yesterday 81 at 6 and
1oe of which So at 5%, at g. 20 at 65 and 20 at7e
p fb. We quote as follows
Factory Lugs -. 1870 Fair .............ss4@7
LeafInfe'rto Come f06lk Choice s. select'ns.s 0s
sUGAR-The receipts of Sugar have been moderate,
and prices without any further change of moment
The weeks sales embrace about ego hhds, the market
closing the range quotations. which fol-
low.
Inferior to Com. .21a9sh Prime and Choice. .41z@-
Fair to Fully Fair.4 GD414 Clarified and Ref'd ID
Weeks receipts 1859 hhds-Exports, 41o hhds
MoLAssEs-The demand for Molasses has been good
during the greater part Of the week and the receipts
have mostly met with ready sale at full prices for most
descriptions The transactions embrace 1900 to 1000 bbls
at 1o611e for Fermenting, 131a0141se for Reboled,
and 14sN015& u gallon for Sugar House and Refinery
Reboiled On Wednesday, Is bbls crop the first of
the season. received and sold the day at 26t
p gallon and yesterday so bbls arrived, for which
the holder asked 2se D gallon.
Weeks receipts, 2065 bbls-Exports, 1865.
FLOUR-The supply Of Flour has been light and prices
have slightly improved during the week The sales to
Thursday evening embraced about 5000 bbls at Sc 506
Is, mostly So 62h $50 75 for superfne st. Louis S70
81 rs for Fancy, and 81 750Ss p Dbl for Extra and
Choice brands Yesterdays transactions limited to
about 900 bbls St. Louis in several lots at SO 6S6
p Dbl
Weeks receipts, 1881 bbls-Exports. 1925
C0RNWith very limited receipts the rates for Corn
have slightly advanced, and up to yesterday morning
5000 sacks sold at for Inferior and 0rd
Yesterday noticed sales of 1900 Sacks including
| 1900 at 7lt0T5, and 100 White at SOC U bushel
Weeks receipts, 1872 sacks-Exports, 2l53 sacks.
oATS-Ths article has advanced 304t 5ptbushe the
of the week embracing 1000 sacks St. Louis at
4S49e in the early part of the week. but latterly at
5152t q bushel, the transactions including 700 sacks
taken yesterday at SGT, and 200 at the price.
| Weeks receipts, 54l6 sacks-Exports Sc sacks
BRAN AND HAYABran has continued TO sell at 81 Is
6S1 80 q 100 b. Hay has declined and have noticed
sales of few hundred bales Northern and Western at
s260s33 including Thursday $50 Northern at $40 r
| ton.
wHEAT-we hear of no further sales Of any conse-
\ quence.
PoTAToEs-This article has declined materially in
prices and have noticed sales at range of So $50
| 10 p Dbl.
| P0RK-The Pork market has been dull and the sales
of the week confined to 500 600 bbs at sl4 500
SIS Dbl for uninspected and inspected Mess Fer retail
dealers have mostly continued to realize SIS ESQ
SIS SO U Dbl for Mess Yesterday offer of $14 rs
refused for a large lot of Mess.
| Weeks receipts 1852 bbls-Exports, 45 bbls.
BEEF-Transactons in this article have been very
| limited SCALE and prices nominal
| Weeks receipts "a bbs-Exports,0 90 bills
| BAC0N-Prices for Bacon have been rather firmel
during the past week but the market continues quiet
The sales embrace 800 casks at 70s7Ss for ordi
nary to prime ribbed Sides 7h0T4 for Shoulders, ant
llOl3sf K Ib 1or Extra ana Gnolce sugar cured Hams
Yesterday 20 casks Sides sold in lots at SnSSe % b.
Weeks receipts, 1926 casks-Exports 122 casks.
LARD The supply of Lard in bbls and tierces ha
been larger and with limited demand, the hav
been rather lower In the early part of the week VI
noticed sales of 900 bbls and tierces at Il for No.
and II az o fb for prime.
Weeks receipts 1880 bbls and 81 kegs Exports
equal to 6l30 kegs.
BUTTER AND GHEEsE-Western Butter has sole
at 10 022e, and Cheese at 11@12s q fb.
RIeE-We have noticed sales of few hundred tierce
Carolina to arrive at ~ and some small parcels from
store at 61SGD7& % fb.
WHIsKY-The sales of this article has been limited
few lots during the week at 950S9e for Rectifed
cording to proof and 4ot042t q gallon for Extra
Raw.
Il Weeks receipts, s57 bbs-Exports, g..
BAGGING AND RoPE-The sales Of Kentucky Bag
gng have been confined to small lots at 160161e, and
Rope at 81s09ae for good to fancy marks India Bag
ging has been extremely dull and lots the eye
have been Offering at 12f q yard, though dealers hav
realized 1304S4 for retail lots. Yesterday 100 coil
Missouri Rope were sold at 9e, cash.
4 GUNNY BAGs-Ths article has advanced and tn
sales include 800 bales in the early part of the week
4 LOG, cash.
Il COFFEE-The Coffee market has continued dull durin
the past week. and the sales Of Rio embrace barely 2o
bags mostly at 10k for old crop and 11e R fb for
day with cargo of 1886 bags making the direct import
since e LIST of September 1866 bags The Creoles carg
is held at l14e % tb. The stock hand last evening
including AGO bags received coaswse during the
was about $500 bags.
sALT-The rates for Liverpool Salt from second hand
continued at 81 3os1 So for Coarse and 81 400
81 90 p sack for Fine delivered free of drayage
of 551S sacks Liverpool part Fine has been sold
about 81 10 D sack, round
CANDLEs-We continue to quote Star Candles at 49,
8244 q fb with few transactions of any consequence.
TALL0W-The last sale of City Rendered Talow wa
so bbls at No v b, early in the week, but furthe
: contracts could be made under 1154& % fb.
/ HEMP-The last sale of dew Rotted month
9 since, was at $165 p ton.
D LEADING have no further transactions to repol
The last sale at 81 % % 100 ID for Upper Mines.
LIME-A cargo of 5000 casks from New York, sol
on Saturday at 81 90 q bb which the rate pal
the cargo of Rockand reported the previous weel
Another cargo Of 1900 bbs Rockand has been sold sine
at 81 so 81 S5 The from second hands SIC
. So rs p Dbl for Western and Eastern.
= CEMENF-We have noticed the sale of 400 bbls Hue
son River Cement at 81 621s D Dbl
LARD OLIVE quote this article at S5d s5t p gallon
Il according to quality
NAVAL STORES. ~ osin may be quoted at 81 256
81 rs, Pitch at 81 5oOs2 25 and Tar at So 2504 %
Dbl Spirits Turpentne is held at 4505o4 y gallon 70
!. large and small lots.
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