New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-08-13

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STATEMENT OF TOBACCO.
Stock hand Ii. September bids sso6
Received yesterday. s7 72ss7
81 sa5sgsS Iooe5s
E.ss..:ss , :,sss 7ss 1854
Stock on hand not cleared 21t9
The receipts continue light and with fair de-
mapd prices very firm the figures quoted In
last weekly report 900 hhds have been sold during
past week, mostly at the Of following quotations
QUOTATIONS FOR LOUISIANA SUGAR.
s.sss Fully ISL f f%s and
Clarified and Refined. 61slg9A
Weeks receipts, ss4 hhds.-Expors, 10. ,a
MoLASSES. supply the Levee has been light but
with falling demand the range prices has been
lower The ISLES of the week have been confined to 800 400
bbs 1886 for Inferior and Fermenng and 3s39c for
Prime Reboed, with few half bbls. Poor at 35c. gallon
Several limited bbls City Refinery have been sold at 3s50c
cargo Of 46 bbs and erces Cuba Muscovado about
Bic q gallon.
Weeks receipts, 4es bbls.-Expor,s, 49,
FLOUR. The market has been very inactive during the
past week. prices the better qualities which form the
bulk of the supply have considerably declined while Super
ne being comparatively scarce has been held mer
Up to Thursday evening the sales confined to about $500
bbs nding few small lois of Superfne at "a 00GS4 3s
and 81 5for Ordinary to Good brands IS S6 90 for Extra
81 Ss Is q Dbl for Choice Extra brands. Yesterday
only reported 200 bills Unbranded at, 1868
Extra, in two lots, at S6 90 d Dbl
Weeks receipts, ii, g27 bos-Exports, 1874
have noticed further sales of about 800 sacks
during 9Oc for Ordinary 81 O5 Prime Red
Weeks receipts, ia sacks-Exports, 90.
The market firm in the early part Of the week
and 5000 sacks sold 75@9Oc for Inferior 81 10 for
Ordinary Yellow and Good Mixed and 81 sS 20 for White
transactions have been at s2c sl 90 for ord
nary Good Yellow and 81 05Sl 10 and 81 l2l p bushel
for Mixed, White Mixed and Mixed.
Weeks receipts, 1929 sacks-Exports 1905
The demand has been fair with easier market
for buyers and have noticed sales of 600 1000
during 4iisc Inferior and Ordinary
and 0@52 and 5c q bushel for Fair Prime ST. Louis and
Northern descriptions
Weeks receipts, 52l3 sacks-Exports 400.
BRAN ETC Prices have ranged at 81 00Sl 10 for Fine
part Shorts and 81 296l Is q 100 lbs. for prime lots
the closing rate for Prime being 81 20 D 100 lbs.
HAY-A hundred bales Western have been sold during
the week at ssl OO@pS32 90 tun, without inspection
PORK The demand is still very limited, and tho principal
transactions reported during the 1920 bbs
Mess and NJ o. in three LOTS private terms and 100 Mess at
SIS Our quotations for Fair lots of Mess however,
s4 5o$4 70 q bb the retail rates having been reduced to
SIS 25@Sl5 50 o Dbl The stock at the Inspection Ware
houses on the LIST nst was 346.s bbls. of all kinds
Weeks receipts, ITO bbs-Exports, 1852.
BACON There has been inquiry for this article and
light receipts holders have claimed higher prices We
noticed Of casks during the week. mostly
at exc for Ribbed Sides and c for Clear small selling
second hands l0c. for Ribbed Sides I4@ llsc.
Clear, 07sc for Shoulders and 9@1 up to l3c. y b.
for Plain TO Extra and Fancy Sugar Cured Hams.
Weeks receipts, 235 cks. and tcs.- Exports, 1856.
GREEN MEATS. We have heard of nothing of any
| sequence doing. The stock is very light.
BEEF Our quotations nominal at $l4 00Sl5 90 and
SIC 90 favoe brands of Prime Mess and
The stock the Inspections the LIST inst only
5O8 bb,s.
Weeks receipts. 1862 bbls and tcs.-Exports, none.
BUTTER AND CHE ssE. Western Butter has been sell
ing slowly 12l5c and Cheese at Cos and &c. y pound
cordng to quality. ..s-5a.- ~. ~.
LARD. The receipts have been very light and with bu
little demand We have noticed sales of only % tierces No.
at lOs4c. and 800 kegs, in two lots, at l2l4c "a b.
Weeks receipts 1873 bbls and cs, 239 kegsExports equa
to 165 kegs.
quoted l315c yard for Hand and PowerlooIn, but
hear transactions of importance India has been he'll
prices but the only sale reported has been $50 bales
arrive l41ac. yard We still quote Bale Rope at 6iG
TIC. for Handspun, and 79@s4 and SIC D ID for Machn
Made with coils during the at tina
range including $50 coils Hsndspun 6 and ac and 80
Machine Made at Ss4c % ID.
GUNNy BAGS. The last sales reported were at l.saG
| 121ac for Medium ami 1896 for Heavy.
COFFE The demand has been moderate without furhe
change In prices during the week The sales have anoune
to ba ely 1900 bags of lO1a9llac for Extremes
our quotations being l@ll4c for Fair to Good Fair, an
arrived during the week. and the stock hand abe.
Ii, 900 bags.
SALT. The rates for Liverpool from second hands, al
81 OGS Is for Coarse and 81 25S 80 for Fine at war;
house, aud 81 10Sl Is for Coarse and 81 35sl 40 p
Fine delivered free of drayage Round in sto
held 81 05 p and upward and 600 sacks haS
been sold private terms.
WHISKY. The market continues extremely dull, and
noticed sales Of only $50 bbs during tue week at
for Recfed and 27@2ac and 29c u gallon for small lots
Raw
Weeks receipts, al bbls.-Exports, 36l.
CANDLES quote Star at l71a9lslac for light, al
leg2e q pound for Full Weight but have heard Of sal
of any importance.
RICE Prime Fresh Beaten the spot has been selling
5l4t452sc. "a b.
LINE Eastern has beea retailing at 81 25 o Dbl for Roc
land.
TALLow. The last sale reported 00erces City Re
| dered at l0c q pound.
NAVAL STORES. The market has been steady for spr
Tpentne during the week. and 800 to 400 barrels were 80
at $50 4oc u gallon. Rosiu fair request at 81
s 90 for Common, ST 65aSl Is for No and 81 6oS4
Dbl No. TO Choice Virgin Dip with sales OF some ~
bbls. during the week at this range.
OILS. We quote Lard Oil at T5@s11sc. gallon for Go
Prime Winter Strained ana Cotton Seed 650c for Cruz
and 750c q gallon for small lots of Clarified. Southern
Companss Oils selling at 75c for Machinery 5oc for DE
and Paint, and zoe. p gallon for Gas Oil.
HIDES Aakapas have been selling at l2Gpl5c u pou
for Dry Sailed Flint We quote Mexican Flint at ls
lS1sc. for Heavy and Light.
FREIGHTS THE market continues very Inactive thou
without alteration in the Cotton still shipping to v
pool to fill up I'D Hayre at L., and to Genoa at u
though only occasional small lots We have not heard
s new engagement during the week
Evil CATTLE MARKET.
JEFFERSON CITY, August II, 1859
Arrived 400 head Of Texas Cattle The market was bare