The Opelousas patriot. [volume] (Opelousas, Parish of St. Landry, La.) 1855-1863, 1858-03-20

NEW ORLEANS MARKET
MONDAY EVENING /,

.AaaL g. a. 49,
MONDAY EvENING, March ID. III
COTTON-The market again ruled N S,rsx Il
buyers, who took about 1850 bales At verv iw II
lar rates, but mostly at lU4al0bc. for Law iiiSaSSssssa
and le4aiie! for Midaiing. We still forbear sss<s
STATEMENT OF COTTON. as$l
Stock on hand LIST September, 1851. iii
arrived since. .s.-.-. a l9,6a s
Arrived to-day, -. -. ). N.Y.
Total.
Exported to date -. . s44GG0
Exported to-day. .. :. ..a.... 7.05l-8a b
Stock on hand and on shipboard not cleared Tc~
IOBACCO-We notice further sales Of borsIsss
including l69 at; s.Lugs at &C.,; and AZ f,iasss
az 94, at ., 81 at II, II at I, I at GS. and n asSiiss
Ife sales Of Saturday and to-day sum up aboat Nj NJ
hhds-perhaps more.
STATEMENT OF TOBACCO.
Stock on hand on the LIST September. 1871! ssiilA#g
alfiseu sihee...t .l...s i. l5laa3
~ 'oeds ~
r-atb, --. ~ @ =4a-saS
Exported to date. .............. 1890
Exported to-day. ,........ --l Slu
Stock on hand and on shipboard not cleared ,.aif \
suGAR--The demand continued brisk at steadf
prices safes 1893 bids. at 6Sa7c. for fur To fulfil
lair.
MOLASSEs-Tle sales comprised 1900 Min 4
2+a27c. for Fermenting, and 2saa9 fot. primss Il I
Choice.
FLouIt-fhe sales comprised IL ,0G0 bills, laaAiD4
ding $40 Unbranded, in three lots, at 81. 1860 Mss
me ONO ut "a Is; 800 barrels in three lots ntt lEH
and - %; 800 barrels ST. Louis and 1850 Olio SslX{
%; W. Indiana, IN three lots, at s. I'll; lOoatVd
s.a ana - 40; 5Oe st. Louis at 50 40; 900 da31EH
At sSs = lG IS; 4 80 3 e ~ a'2 II 1t tSa lo ssai e i ~ gsss ": e
WHEAT-so sacks Red sold at 81 II and hi
prime White at ST 80. N
CORN-The supplies were ample, but PARTS
could not agree, ard the sales were confined 10 sQx
sacks, lnclndtng iii mixed at 55c., 5000 in scyenl !
lots at 45a5l 500, mixed at SO, l225 III two lms Il
%, All in two lots at 81, 600 in three lots it 81 It'd
at 90, 900 Yellow 81, and $50 at aboft the same.
0AIS-Ihe sales embraced e0Oo sacks. incladns
oioo III several lots at ioc., aid 800 at Al.
BRaN-Sales $3.50 sacks, part Shorts, in ihtysm
ionf lots, at G0e., 200, at G29, 4l5 at G5, and 40hl
three lots at 70.
"HAY-275 bales Western sold at $40.
Fotth-91 hbls. Mess sold at SIS, and about 10
befs. particulars not reported.
DRY SAbTED MEAT-2o, 900 lbs. Hams nimIk
sold at 1lc., II casks at &c. for Shoulders and 7ifWa
Hams, 20 casks Sides at %, and 20 Shoulders as
BAGON4Demand active. Sales 400 casks, indtt
alns 30 Shoulders at i4c., ITO III two lots at7aa 4
klD sides at q 20 1T 3, lD4 in three lots at u iades i
clear III several lots at II.
LARD-rhe sales comprised $50 bbls. at 6s n /
G'fease, and % for prime, lis tierces prime at an Il
Kegs at II, and 500 at IA
WHlSkY-Demand lively. Sales 1000 bbs.ih
ciud'ng go Reetilied and 1917 Raw at III, 800 Raxa
severa! lotS at Is, 80 Wilshire's at 1S4,l 60 Rcctift
at 10, and 30 extra at 20.
CoFFEE-2oo bags Rio sold at 12c. We poNs
The arrival of a cargo of 5000 bags direct.
FRElGHTS-A consignment OF a vessel Cd vi
perth Tor Liverpool was given way for Cotton ~ ~
and i've foreign vessels filed up at 0 led.
EACHANGE-The market is still extremely ints
nlar and unsettled
Sterling, clear. .5a65 D cent. prem.
Bill of Lading .......... .4a5
New ork, GO days. .,........2 5a3 discount
Sight. .......... ....... Ial DISCOUNT