Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1861-11-28
New Orleans MARKET.

NV ORLEANS. Nov. .. 1861.
The movement n our general market, excepting
that in sugar, AoasSes and salt, las been on very
limited scale during the past week Tue leading sta
pie, Cotton, has been al stand Still and the few
small sales Of Tobacco were for city consumption
Flour and Corn have been in ample supply and
have sold at lower The receipts Of Sugar have
been more liberal, and meeting with a moderate de-
nand, prices We're easier Prices OF IaOIaSses gave
way early IN the week owing TO heavy receipts, but
holders subsequently recovered part Of tae reduction
The supply OF salt very much reduced, upwards OF
b GOO sacks having been disposed Of during the past
week The market opening n S9GGS9 20 and closing al
$40 2 sack, with an upward tendency in prices
she 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-Tbe only sales reported since our last re-
view were fifty bales old crop on Tuesday and So on
Thursday There still some inquiry for los on plan
tation, deliverable On the opening of the port
TOBACCO-we have heard Of l6 lhds. at 11s:c, and
some other small lots taken for city consumption. We
quote for reference as follows
Planters Iugs. .f95I
Leaf, Inferior To Common ................-...6G 7
Far GS4
Eine:: .S3agy5a
Cholce and selections $500 II (Gl3
sUGAR-The receipts have continued liberal and the
demand has been moderate easier prices The sales
Of the week embraced about 5000 hhds in small lots,
the market closing at the following quotations
QUOTATIONS. FOR LoUI.IANA sUGAR.
Inferior .........I @1]l Con. to GoodCom 1924
Fair TO Fully Fairs G35z Prime and Choice4 -
Clarified yellow. = @61l Clarified White. 6II@7
MOLASSES-TIe supply having been stIn more lib
eral prices gave way early in the week, but with
good demand holders have recovered part of the
ductOn. The week sales comprise Is 600 bbls acd
$500 half bbs, the market closing 15617c for Fer
menting and HIGHS = for Prime CuOce in bbls and
20'G2lc 2 gallon for Pr to Choice, in half bbIs
FLOUR-The receipts have been liberal and the de-
mand has been moderate at easier prices The sales
OF the week comprise 1000 bbis at sGS9 so for Super
fine and $40 256S10 SO = Dbl for Good and Choice Ex
tra- Also 500 sacks at IS 500SS % for Fine and In
branded and S9GS9 80 q bb for Superfne. Yesterday
did not hear a sale but holders were high
er prices owing 10 anticipated light receipts.
CORN-The receipts have been liberal, and
meeting with only moderate demand and prices have
declined The sales up to Thursday evening comprised
5O0O SACKS at range of S6S1 10 for Mixed, ard 81
l0@S1 20 2 bushe for White. Yesterday IFS sacks
Mixed sold at 81 Q bushel.
WHEAT--The sales embraced 125 sacks Red at 81
10 bushel, and IS sacks sacks 10 be returned) at
81 10 = bushel
RYE-4O sacks sold at s20s2 25 q bushel
OATS-The supply is very light. We have no sales
to report excepting 200 sacks Mississippi 81 10 q
bushel.
BRAN-The sales for the week comprise 800 sacks
at 50 10GS2 Is p 100 BIS
HAY-About $50 bales Crab Grass sold at s256s4O
Z ton. according to quality
PORK-There is very little left on sale. Mess is re-
failing slowly al s45 2 Dbl Stock the Inspection
Warehouses on the st inst 1929 bbls army stores and
80 Pbis IN private hands.
BACON-rhere Is no stock of Shoulders, Ribbed
Sides and Clear sides Bacon Hams are retailing at
22c and Sugar Cured Hams 25027c Z Is.
LARD-The supply in store is very light. Theretail
demand is met at 2993Oc z Ii for kegs. We noticed
the sale OF 100 kegs at 2Sc = Is.
BEEF-The supply Is limited and there is only
retail business dong. Mess is selling at S3ON33 Z
biol.
BUTTER AND CHEEsE-The supply of Western But
ter is very light it may be quoted at s5G4oc. There
IS no Western Cheese in the market.
BAGGING AND ROPE-of Kentucky Bagging we
quote at retail at 23d24c z yard cash Stock the
rst INST 1900 pieces OF India, the last sales were
Bale Rope We quote from first ana second hands at %
Gd,25 for Hand made and Machine.
IRON COTTON TIES-Sell at 23c p Ii cash.
GUNNY BAGS-The last sales were at CSC 2 bag
cash.
WHISKY-Thes supply Is very limited. Rectifed has
been retailing at 81 05 2 Illon.
T CoFFEE-There is none in first han Is and that in
grocers' hands IS very small. We have not sale to
notice.
Light.
SALT-Dealers supply Their customers at S1N01O
% z sack Tor Coarse SLASH so for Fine and S6D
90 ~ e Dag OF Two bushels for Packing salt. We no
ticed sales on Monday of p 600 sacks Liverpool Coarse
at SS9S9 % q sack, taken Alabama and 700 sacks
since at SO z sack. Holders are now asking sII6
81 q sack for Coarse and S3 p bushel for Packing
salt. The stock is very much reduced and the
market closed firm with an upward tendency in
prices.
RICE-Carolina-There has been moderate demand
at 61l@7c z Is.
OHsThere is no Lard Oil in The market Cotton
Seed Oil is selling at 81 so for Crude 81 Is for Refined
and = = gallon for Bleacbed Southern Oil Company,s
OILS have been selling at sc for Machinery soc for
Deck and Paint, and 40c z gallon for Gas Oil.
Sra Wanted.
An apprentice boy, fourteen or fftean