New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-01-12

Choice Selections. ..gzs9u
STATEMENT OF TOBACCO.
Stock on hand LIST September. 1sG1...-.. hh4s. 2,s7e
Resolved yesterday ..........-...-...... fl 1906
2s475
Exported slnee: lAin 1874,
Sick on hind not cleared ............ 1891 |
SUGAR. The receipts have been more liberal, |!
and with o fair demand prices have been barely |
maintained for Fully Fair and the better descrip-
tons, while the lower grades have been very dull
and neglected, with sales of about 5000 hhds dur
ing the week, and the market closed at the range
of our quotations as follow
QUOTATIONS FOR LOUISIANA SUGAR.
Fsis Full; Fair; f P t ss s' Gbses
Weeks receipts, 1850 hhds.; exports, 24Q9 hhds
MoLAssEs. :. The receipts have been ample, and
the sales have embraced some Is 500 bbls at about
last weeks quotations. We quote Inferior
and Ordinary at ls@21c., and Prime and Choice
22@2lc. % gallon in bbls. Half bbls. have been
in moderate request, and the sales embraced about
1900 bbs. at 276l2Sc., the market closing at 2I@
| 275c. y gallon. .
| Weeks receipts, 9679 bills; exports, 1898
| bbls.
| FLOUR O.. The receipts have been LIBERAL and
holders have barely obtained full prices, and the
market closes at about last weeks quotations.
The sales up to Thursday evening embraced some
10, 600 bbls. at range of s. 6259$5 rs for Super
fine, S. 1896 90 for Low, and 81 50@s8 SO u
bbl for Good to Choice Extra brands. Yesterday
about 1850 bbs. were Sold including 1000 Super
fine in lots at s. 634, and $50 Low in two lots at
S. 90 n Dbl. ..
Weeks receipts, 10S12; exports, Sl73.
| hu.iua af Tho ,,1st xpentS shows
a downward tendency in prices, with sales up to
| Thursday evening of some Al 900 sacks at range
of G3@75c. for Mixed and Yellow, and 75@8oe. u
bushel for White Mixed and White. Yesterday we
noticed sales OF some 49, 200 sacks, comprising 5000
Mixed in lots at 75c., 1856 Yellow at the same, 64O0
White and Yellow at 1880, .226 White at 80, and
SEQ do at the advanced rate of 85c. u bushel.
) Weeks receipts, CT ,iO4 sacks exports ll,747.
WHEAT We did not hear of a sale during the
week. The last sales reported were rs sacks al
81 Is p bushel for Red and White
Weeks receipts, 1854 sacks; exports, none.
OATS. The business of the past week shows
considerable irregularity in prices, with sales up
to Thursday evening of about 5000 sacks st. Louis
at 4O944 and 45c. u bushel for Prime. Yesterday
about 100 sacks st. Louis were disposed of at
4lc. u bushe.
. | Weeks receipts, 5lbD; exports, 100.
BRAN There has been moderate demand for
this article, and the sales of the week embraced
some 100 sacks at 81 10@Sl Is u 100 lbs.
Rye We noticed sales Of some 800 sacks last
week at SOC. y bushel
HAY.About 1900 bales Western have been
sold during the week at 81 50G1S2S 90 U ton.
Pork =. There las been more movement in the
market for this article during the past week, and
+ the sales embraced some $50 bbls. Mess of which
$40 on Saturday at -, 100 on Monday at -, 450
on Tuesday at -, and Thursday SEQ bbls. Mess al
SIT Is, and $40 at $l7 50 U bbl Yesterday 4OC
& bbls. Mess were sold in two lots private terms
; Retailing at $18 SO q Dbl.
3 There was no stock at the Inspection Warehouses
on the LIST inst.
7 Weeks receipts, G392 bbls.; exports, 70. o"
A BACON . The transactions during the weel
comprised 800 casks, closing at &c. for Shoulders
= and 9500lOc for Ribbed Sides. Shoulders may bt
a quoted at94@l0c., Ribbed Sides at lOc, and Clea
: at l2c 53 3D., which the retail rates, and suga
% Cured Hams at l3@l4e. % h. Yesterday W,
heard Of 20 casks
. Weeks receipts, 125 cks. and tes; exports, 81
Il BEEF . The sales of the week comprised onl.
some small lots at $l2 SO for Mess, and $l3 90 70
3 Choice Family brands.
: There was no stock on hand at the Inspection
a Warehouses on the LIST.
y Weeks receipts, CG4 bbls. and tcs.; exports
5. 30.
r. r. GREEN MEATS Dry Sailed. Woheard of onl
e IS packages Hams at TIC. U ii.
u LARD THE sales of the week embraced 8
4, ticrces at -, and so at lie. U d.. 200 kegs o
N private terms. Retailinga 1lac cash for kegs an
u tierces.
= Weeks receipts $3.50 bbls. and ties. and 392 kegs
le experts, equal to so kegs.
CT BUTTER AND CHEESE. Fair to Prime Yves
ID ern Butter has been selling slowly at l0@l2
49 b., while Choice Yellow Table qualities a,
scarce and continue in request at 15c. and VI
wards. Cheese has ranged at 83@6c. 4B ID. f,
Western Reserve and Imitation English Dairy.
&C BAGGING AND ROPE. Kentucky Bagging ms
be quoted at l4615c. for Handloom to the be
z,e Powerloom but we have noticed only few sms
sales. In India we have heard of no sales Of 81
l27 moment We quote Bale Rope at 7i@73o.
IA Handspun, and 84@S}c. % ID. for Machine Mac
= but with only few limited transactions.
fCG GuNNY BAGS. . The market has been heavy
-Io LIE. for Light to Medium, and l3@133o. for Hea
35s and Extra Heavy Bags.
WHISKY. The market continues dull, and t
900 only sales reported were 81 Dds. Rectlhed a
F01 Raw at l9@20c. and $40 bhls. Rectifed in two Il
- on Wednesday at l8e. Retailing at 10000.
gallon.
Weeks receipts go bbs.; exports SIS.
STAR CANDLES. Our quotations are 15o.
Light, IA oz.) and lie. y Ii for Full Weight W
sales Of 100 boxes at these rates.
CoFFEE. :. The demand has been fair, and
sales of the week have embraced some II 500 BIZ
at l00l2e. for Ordinary to Good Fair and Prin
which are our quotations. The sales yestert
embraced 24G bags at 11a@l14c. % ID.
I'm SaS The stoGknow on hand is about $1,000 bags
s,5 SALT. The rates for Liverpool from sec,
hands are SOC. for Coarse, and 81 O0for Fine
l2c, lvered, and 65@7o for Coarse, and s5@9Oc
| Fine in warehouse,