New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-03-16

fused, % New Admitted and 140 New Refused at
-, and since 100 New Admitted, 48 Refused and
New Admitted, 46 do, so New, IL Old and New
Refused, all on private terms.
We repeat our quotations as follows:
Factory I.qss e.
Leaf, Inferior to Common.
Ear az
Choice and Selections. sh9li
STATEMENT OF TOBACCO.
Stock hand LIST September, lseo..;:: hhds. S0e7o
Reesyed sssterday Observation-Disclosures. &2- $500
s7,469 |
Exported since: ~ H eoo
Exported yesterday WI is'-o
s.,c, on hand no. cleared. 1929
SUGAR. The receipts have beer liberal, and
with fair demand prices have been better, with
sales of about 5000 hhds. during the week, also $50
hhds sold on plantation at 5@55c, = h., and the
market closed at the range Of our quotations as
follow:
QUOTATIONS FOR LOUISIANA SUGAR.
FnT 10 Fully Fair and Choice. g5
Clarified and Refined G'1a
Weeks receipts, 724S hhds.; exports, l62 hhds.
MoLAssEs . The receipts have been ample, and
the sales have embraced some 1900 bbla. at
decline on last weeks quotations. We now quote
Inferior to Ordinary at l6C@l8c, Fermenting 20823
and Prime 2lG@25c. % gallon in bbls. Choice is
scarce and nominal. Half.bbls. have been in
moderate request, and the sales embraced about
400 bbls at 28@3Oc. y gallon for Choice, the
| market closing at this rate
| Weeks receipts, 1925 bbls.; exports, 1475
| bbls.
| FLOUR The receipts have been moderate, and
prices have shown an advance. The sales up to
| Thursday evening embraced some Is 500 bbls'
at a range of IS 25@s5 373 for Superfne, IS "a
Ass s7a for Low, and 81 Oo@$S so . Dbl, fol
Good to Choice Extra brands. Yesterday some
5000 bbls. were sold, including 700 Superfne OF
private TERMS 1000 at IS % u Dbl. and 300 Extrf
on private terms.
Weeks receipts, 25092; exports, 1854.
Corn The business of the past week shows
less irmness in prices, with sales up to Thursday
evening of about $500 sacks at range OF 56q
&c. for Mixed and Yellow, and 60@65c. u bushe
for White Mixed and White Yesterday we noticed
sales of about ,229 sacks, comprising 5000 "hlt'
aud Mixed on private terms, 1854 Yellow Mixed a
55 $500 Mixed at Sc, 1000 at 56857, l0O0 at os 5|I
Mixed and Yellow Mixed and 300 Yellow at the
same, 1900 White and White Mixed at SO, 500 Vel
low and HOO White at co. 1000 White at 60 and lOl
at CSC. y bushel.
Weeks receipts, !42 III sacks; exports 81 ,9O2.
WHEAT The last sale reported was 1900 sack
White at 81 so . bushel.
OATS Prices have shown decline, with sale
up to Thursday of about 10000 sacks st. LoW
at "a O. Ale. q bushe. Yesterday the sales EN-
braced about $500 sacks st. Louis, of which 100
at IS 600 at &c. l59 at $685. $50 in two lots at j
and 800 Black Mixed at $50. u bushel.
BRAN Thclu has been moderate demand 10
this article, and the sales up to Thursday ever
ing embraced some 5000 sacks at 85@95c. an
81 90 10 100 ID. Yesterday 24o0 sacks change
hands, comprising 1000 at TIC. HOO at so and 80
at 823c. % 100 tb.
J. RyE.. We did not hear of sale during tn
past week.
HAy. About 1000 bales Western have bee
% sold. ND to Thursday evening at SCI 0o@$23 90
5 ton. Yesterday two fatboat loads were sold, OF
of 800 bales at $22 so and the other at $z3 y tom
:. PORK. e. The supply has been more ample al
:. prices have shown downward tendency. The sal
s. up to Thursday evening embrace about 5000 Dbl
s. at Sls OO@$l8 so and SIS rs for Mess and Sl3
IS for Rumps. Yesterday a lot of 300 bbls. Mess WI
s sold on private terms.
s IS The stock at the Inspection Warehouses on Il
is 1st inst was 206S5 bbIs of all kinds.
- Weeks receipts, 1855 bbs.; exports, 1850.
ID BACON. The transactions have been on mo
III liberal scale, and the sales up to Thursday event.
embraced some 225 casks at those, for Shoulde
e lo@lOAc. % lii. for Ribbed Sides, and lie. U ID.
ID Clear. Yesterday the transactions included
"a casks Shoulders on private terms, 40 Ribbed Sid
st in two lots at l0Be. and 20 Clear at ll5c U ID.
e. Weeks receipts, 2468 casks aud terces; c
" W ports, 1878.
ie GREEN MEATS. . The sales comprise % cas-
~ Hog-round on private terms.
IN LARD. =. The supply in store has been modera
If The sales up to Thursday evening comprised
sh bbs. and tierces at &c. for No. and 81 for Pr
and 800 kegs at l0}c. Yesterday lot of 100 tiere
lbs Prime brought 93c. y ID.
e Weeks receipts, 1888 bbIs. and ties. and 2949 Ike
or exports, equal to 99l5 kegs.
n' BEEF The last sales reported were 800 bl
-, sold at $l2 so for Mess, and $l3 90 for Che
Nh Family brands.
on The stock on hand at the Inspection Warehou
us on the lst. wa 1881 tierces and 1860 bbls.
to Weeks receipts, 945 bbls. and tcs.; expo
lG7.
-, BUTTER AND CHEESE. :. Fair to Prime W
ern Butter has been selling slowly at lO0l
10 b., while Choice Yellow Table qualities
oAz scarce and continue in request at 15e. and
~. wards. Cheese has ranged at s3@9c. 48 Ii.
. Western Reserve and Imitation English Dairy
w BAGGING AND ROPE. Kentucky Begging n
147 be quoted at lO@l2c. for Handloom 10 the
SIS Powerloom, but we have noticed sales of sc
81 800 pieces HandIoom at 1o@l03c, and 500 Pow
. loom at l2c. In India we have heard of 200 b
one sold at l0ac. We quote Bale Rope at 7l@72o.
Handspun, and 83@S4c. y ID. for Machine NJ,
but with only few limited transactions.