New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-11-23
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CRESCENT OFFICE, No. 70 Camp street, !
Saturday Morning NnYnmher d 1851

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| CRESCENT Crr1oE No. 10 Camp street, !,
+ Saturday Morning November %, 1861. s
/ The movement in our general market, excepting
that in Sugar, Molasses and Salt, has been on a
very limited scale during the past week. The
4 leading staple, Cotton has been at stand still and
the few small sales of Tobhcco were for city con-
sumption. Flour and Corn have been in more
ample supply and have sold at lower rates. The
4 receipts of Sugar have been more liberal and
meeting with moderate demand, prices were
i easier. Prices of Molasses gave way early in the
week, owing to heavy receipts, but holders subse-
i quently recovered part of the reduction. The
supply of Saltgis very much reduced, upwards of
$4,000 sacks having been disposed of during the
past week, the market opening at s9@ss SO and
closing at $40 u sack, with upward tendency in
4 prices. sS W ~
The weather has been clear and pleasant in the
| early part Of the week, but has since been warm
and cloudy with occasional showers of rain.
CoTToN. :. The only sales reported since our
last review were 50 bales old crop, on Tuesday
and SO on Thursday. There is still some inquiry
for lots on plantation, deliverable on the opening
| ofythe port. &c a.,
r. STATEMENT OF COTTON. .-. IL y
Stock on hand lst September 1861. bales l01l8
k ssesissd s'assf lj 5S iss
.1 '@sS@r@''" @r n,go7
Exported Yesterday OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. Coo COZ
Stock on hand zot cleared ...,.,.....,.-. 1897
TOBACCO. We have heard of l6 hhds. at IL &c.
and some other small lots taken for city consump-s
ton.4 We.quote for reference as folows:. -
Fseb9ry tqg sss
goa
Falr
Choice and Selections II gi3
STATEMENT OF TOBACCO. e..
Stock on hand l September 1861 hhd Is 12
Received yesterday 2
1855
Exported yesterday. coz oDO
stock on hand not cleared. ...;.,..,..... 1885
sUG AR. The receipts have continued liberal
and the demand has been moderate at easier
prices. The sales of the week embraced about
5000 hhds., in small lots, the market closing at the
following quotations 70
.t. QUOTATIONS FOR LOUISIANA SUGAR.
Fs Fnv Mi, sa Com S9s t. ss sG sa Com
Clarified W 5 Clarified wh lD1s 6a7
Weeks receipts, 5l57 hhds., 225 bbls. exports,
none. lss. ''-a. 'r~~F
liberal prices gave way early inthe week, but with
a good demand holders have recovered part of
the reduction. The weeks sales comprise $4,000
bbls. and 250Q half bbls., the market closing at
l5@l7c. for Fermenting and l7@lSa for Prime to
Choice in bbls. and 20@21c. % gallon for Prime
to Choice, in half. bbis. - es. r.
Weeks receipts, rs, 4s5 bills; exports, 600.
FLOUR. The receipts have been liberal and the
demand has been moderate at easier prices. The |
sales Of the week comprise 1000 bbls. at"s9 600 |
SO 80 for Superine and $40 25@S1O 80 % Dbl. for
Good and Choice Extra. Also 500 sacks at IS SO
ass Is for Fine and Unbranded and $3.50 so u
bbl. forSuperfne. Yesterday we did not hear of
asale, but holders were asking higher prices owing
to anticipated light receipts. 5, S5
Weeks receipts 1872 bbls.; exports, co.. |
CoRE :. The receipts have been more liberal, |
and meeting with only moderate demand and
prices have declined. The sales up to Thursday I
evening comprised 5000 sacks at range of 81 30 |
@sl 10 for Mixed, and sI1o@sl 20 % bushel for
White. Yesterday IFS sacks Mixed sold at 81 ID
bushel.
Weeks receipts, 1870 sacks exports, 900.
WHEAT. :. The sales embraced l25 sacks Red
at 50 10 70 hushel and 95 sacks sacks to be re-
turned) at 81 10 v bushel.
RYE. 40 sacks sold at s2@s2 Is % bushel.
!. OARS. :. The supply is very light. We have no
sales to report excepting geo sacks Mississippi at
"a 40 % bushel, !
BRAN. The sales for the week comprise 900
sacks at 81 lGGDs2 10 s. loo lbs.
n HEY.. About $50 bales Grab Grass sold at s25
@s4o y ton, according to quality.
Pork There is very little left on SALE Mess |
is retailing slowly at SIS . Dbl. Stock at the In
spection Warehouses on the lst inst. 1929 bbls |
army stores and 80 bbls in private hands. i
Weeks receipts, 90 bills; exports, 90. r2 4
BACON. 3 There isno stock of Shoulders. Ribbed
Sides and Clear Sides, Bacon Hams are retailing
dit &c. and Sugar Cured Hams 25@2Tc. % ID. 4
Weeks receipts, 8 casks and tierces ex-
ports, none. 4
LARD. The supply in store is.Fery light. The
retail demand is met t29@30e. u b, for kegs, We
noticed the sale of loo kegs at 2se. D ID.
WeekisFeceipts, l02 bbls and ties. and l6 kegs
exports, equal to 90 kegs. 1''7
BEEF -. The supply is limited and there is
only retail business doing. Mess is selling at
ssso@s8s qabbl. wv 49, n /
4 Weeks receipts, 2S5 bbls. and tos.; exports,
none. ~ III
& BUTTER AID CHEESE. :. The supply,of Western
Butter is very light; it may be quoted at $50
40e, There is no Western Cheese in the market |
8 BAaGryG AND RoPB, of Kentucky Bagging |
We aGpte atretail AT 2s@24c. q gard. cash. Stock
on the lst iust, 1900 pieces OF india, the last
sales were at 25c cash. Stock on the lstinst 1900