The Opelousas patriot. [volume] (Opelousas, Parish of St. Landry, La.) 1855-1863, 1855-12-01

COTTON. .Ine supply y desirable lists w. a.
on Saturday, and although the demand was r. sEls
were firm. We quote ff'ces
Ordinary sail Fair .al.. lo,lo,
Middling ....... 7la7{ Good Fair. iosails
Good Mfddling. .sasl Good and Fine
suaAE The demand for Sugar has besr go
during the greater part Of the ysk, but w;th SSc u
receipts, prices have declined 2Sfc per Ii. nv ~
up to Thursday evening embnceds 5jOO hirT 3
yesterday about 1000 were sold. the re,rkst $3.50 ~
with considerable irregalarity in the " sI1eslas
orally within TIE range of our. reduced o,yrosssiSse we.
which are as follow: s1s'eaons
Inferior to Com 4lasai Prime and f,bo;.s !.
Fair to Fully Fair. 63a8 Clar,d and Rs6,Sss u II
FLOUR The aeceipts Of Flour hayes Nam rss..
rate, and ia holders have asked full pricqs With Nv 49, 3
o of' A, Sos sSs' u spl 4 Y g. : ls sapssSas e ~ ssis Y MI
and ~ 76al0 rs per Dbl ~ ffMfrs y Y
Extra tfAndeh Yesterday 1900 btAa 49, W.
including 400 Slaerfne at IS 30, 100 at y ~ tx ~ Sd,
ira (Walsh's unssn) at SO so. 100 Fine n. n ~ ~
and zoe bbls Of ~ 623 for Fine, and & SAX
GRAIN !. The receipts Of Corn have he.. IL
and with a good demand for shipment. ny;sss 1<a
been maintainca pretty firmly during thes Stsl9
mart OF the wecSa The sales up to Thursday esssMg
1o,aes AZ 7s, fNs Neck Saeks' AT a. s ss 49, ior IIuslsrIs
one or two lots Of Prime Old at sos PEI bushsI, y
terday prices were higher, and some80OO sacis.s1a
sold, nearly all at Soc per bushel. wy y
OATS Ttssiemand for Oats has ben ssna
some 1880 sacks were sold up to- ysstefaisSt @@3s
ing, at 44a45c for st. Louis, and 37a40c M hSsxSA
for Poor to Good lots of Ohio. Yesterday MN s% y
sacks st. Louis were taken at ACC per bushe dssu AS "
Provisions. ). The Pork market has hssan is.
and we have noticed only a few sales ddlriins WV ~
week, including $50 bbls Mess on Wcdnesdss u u
$40 per Dbl. -s',&
BAcoN, I'VE have only a limited.businew Y
port IN this. Acle, the sales having been coh1us
pretty niue to small lots, at prices ranging " nj
. 1870 for Aibed Sides, LA ll3c for Shoulder !
1l4a15lfyper lb for Plain to Fancy Silrnr Gn ~
Hams. " Yesterday 20 casks Ribbed Sides were Nv,
at l33c per lb. -
K BEEF. With increased receipts the ma,t.t !.
eef has worn a very heavy appearance. anslSs /,
sales, which, ave embraced q few hundred I'm AZ "
ring the week, ha.g been nearly all on private fs,ss
We are consequently unable to give any rsIiaNl..
quotations.. In@
LARD. =. This criticize has been in some ,er.sa
and the rates fh larges packages have Advanced
The weeks sales comprise 1900 to 1900 Lbls 81
1900 kegs, including 100 Prime at I2sc.' saS Kay KAY
kegs on Thursday at l2c per lb. The t~ransactiss
include so bbls and 25G tierces taken yesterdsvs
ll5c per lh-1a
- AND BHEEsE. Z. /. Western Butter has MA
&c, and Cheese at l0a1lac per lb, aecorHnSS
,dality.
RICE. Prices for Carolina Rice have declinea Il
5aa53c per lb, at which rates some 600 tierces m
been sold, nhrt to arrive, within the last two ort hrs
days. Small lots from store, however, have ~.
sionally sold at 5sa52c per Id.
SALT. 80, 700 sacks Liverpool, part Fine. pshft,
arrive, were sold at 81 Goal II. The ruling riss
from second hands are still 81 35a1 40 for Finne, IA
81 % per sa for{Gourse. The last sale o. SicE,
to arrive, was As cents in bulk, and we notice NIL,
Of about 5000 .acks e bushels each) OF 81 III 81
sack. 81 sr1
COFFEE. The activity noticed in the early na,,
OF the week has continued with but little a~latetsest
4 nee, and further slight improvement has been Oh,
ned for the better qualities. The sales nnount Il
out 1900 bags fmaking some II ,0Ge for the weeN
a raf.ye of 10all4. [Crescent.