New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-01-19

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NEW ORLEANS CLAssIFIGaEE0Ss.
Culinary 555 ooa nominal.
Low Mdding ..9 @lu5s Fair nominal.
STATEMENT OF COTTON.
Steak on isrd Ist SEPTEMBER, 1890. bales 7a137
Received ytsssrday 40. ls5g2-- 1,ls14l7
1,2ls55l
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Stock on hand not cleared sJo751
ToBAcCo.. There has been some enquiry but
the sales have embraced only about ZOE hhds. on
private terms.
Our quotations are repeated as follows:
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STATEMENT OF TOBACCO.
Stock on hand LIST September, 1850. hhas. sos7o
Rscei we'd yesteidsy OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. Cos sta5
28655
Exported yesterday. ................. 0JJ- 1929
STICK on hand not cleared ............ 1855
SUGAR. The receipts have been liberal and
with fair demand prices have been barely
maintained for Fully Fair and the better tescrip-
tons, while the lower grades have been very dull
and neglected with sales of about $500 hh5s. dur
ing the week, andsthe market closed at the range
of our quotations as follow:
QUOTATIONS FOR LOUISIANA SUGAR.
Fng 10 Fully P2m t and Go Ghoee So
Clarified and Refined 54@7
Weeks receipts, 1913 hhds.; exports, 495a hhds.
MoLAssEs. =. The receipts have been ample, and
the sales have embraced some 10 900 bbls. at about
last weeks quotations. We now quote Inferior
aud Ordinary at 1S@2lc., and Prime and Choice
22@24c. 59 gallon in bbs. Half bbls. have been
in moderate request, and the sales embraced about
1900 bbls, at 26@27c. u gallon.
Weeks receipts, 15,2Ss bbls.; exports, 1921
bbls.
FLOUR The receipts have been moderate, and
holders have barely obtained full prices The
sales up to Thursday evening embraced some
II GOO bills at range of s. 50(3S5 624 for Super
fine, S. 75@s7 90 for Low, and 81 25@ss so ID
| bbl for Good to Choice Extra brands. Yesterday
| about 1900 bbls were sold, including 1900 Super
fine in lots at S. SO, 100 at IS 623 and $50 Super
| fine and Extra on private terms.
| Weeks receipts, 10, ll2; exports, Il, 235.
| Corn. The business of the past week shows
downward tendency in prices, with sales up to
| Thursday evening Of some $4,000 sacks at a range
| of 64@75e. for Mixed and Yellow, and 7518oc. "
bushel for White Mixed and White. Yesterday we
noticed sales of some IA 200 sacks, comprising 1000
| Yellow Mixed at 625@63c., 800 Mixed, 200 White
Mixed 700 Yellow at G3, 800 Mixed at g. 125 White
Mixed 500 Yellow Mixed and 1900 Mixed, all at
65, 1000 White and 200 White Mixed at 70, $50
White Mixed at 70G972a, 900 White at 721, and
800 do. at 73c u bushel.
Weeks receipts, 81 $50 sacks exports 26,438.
WHEAT. :. We did not hear of a sale during the
week. The last sales reported were 125 sacks at
| 81 Is % bushel for Red and White.
| Weeks receipts, 4l6 sacks; exports, none.
| OATS The business of the past week shows
but little change in prices, with sales up to Thurs
day evening of about 10 900 sacks st. Louis at 400
| 45c % bushel for Prime. Yesterday about 1900
sacks St. Louis were disposed of at Ale. U bushel.
| Weeks receipts, 1850; exports, l65.
| BRAN. There has been moderate demand for
this article and the sales Of the week embraced
some $500 sacks at 81 IO@$l 10 % 100 lbs.
RYE. We did not hear of a sale during the
| past week,
HAY.About 1000 bales Western have been
sold during the week at $25 C0@$26 90 % ton.
| PonK . The market has shown more move
ment at advanced rates. The sales of the week
include 30 bbls. Mess, at SIS 90, 400 on Tuesday
at $l6 so, so on Wednesday at SIS rs and yester
day 1856 in two lots at SIS 80, 1927 in six lots al
SO 90 and 100 Pumps at sl4 90 "a Dbl. Mess re-
tails at $40 f8 Dbl.
There was no stock at the Inspection Warehouses
| on the lst inst
Weeks receipts, 4l67 bills; exports, GA.
BACON $50. The transactions during the weeB
comprised 800 casks, closing at SIC for Shoulders
and lie. for Ribbed Sides. Shoulders may be
| c-.1
at l2c. 58 b., and Sugar Cured Hams at 1l@lSc
u ID.
| Weeks receipts, al cks. and tes.; exports, 3l5
| BEET. -. Tie sales of the week comprised only
some small lots at sl2 SO for Mess, and $l3 90 fol
Choice Family brands.
There was no stock on hand at the Inspection
| Warehouses on the lst.
Weeks receipts, 1853 bbls. and tcs.; exports
FOL.
GREEN MEATS. =. The sales comprised II cask
and 70, 600 lbs. (Dry Salted) early in the week a
63@7c. for Shoulders, Sc. for Hams and Sides an.
IS casks on Wednesday and SO yesterday at tn
| same.
LARD. The supply in store was limited and til
receipts have met a ready sale at full prices. TIL
weeks sales embraced AGO tierces in three lots o
Saturday at lie. and S. tierces at 1lic. and 800
|
kegs at 115e. on Thursday, and SO tierces at ll3c
% Ii yesterday.
Weeks receipts, l492 bills and tcs.and 1922 kegs
exports, equal to 1907 kegs.
BUTTER AND CHEESE. Fair to Prime Yves
ern Butter has been selling slowly at I0Dl2t
9R H., while Choice Yellow Table qualities al
scarce and continue in request at 15e. and III
J wards. Cheese has ranged at saG8c. % ID. fc
Western Reserve and Imitation English Dairy.
BAaG1Na AND ROPE, Kentucky Begging ma
5 be quoted at l4@l5c. for Handloom to the be-
Powerloom, but we have noticed only few sma
! sales. In India we have heard of no sales of an
a moment. We quote BALE Rope at 7l@72c. #
Handspun, and s4@s2c. 9R ID. for Machine Mad
9 but with only few limited transactions.
= GuNNy BAGS. There mas been but little mo,
Z ment, with sales of about $50 bales heayy at i;
! Light may be quoted at 1lae. and Medium to Ext
: Heavy OF 5a@ls2c. q ID,