New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1862-04-12

8tbisss II lie alathtls for 9ast @tss.
- &. 81. 81.
assss as ri oss
& Tha inanin,ate condition of our general market,
noticed III our last weekly review, has continued
since. Ia fact business of every kind has been
partially suspended since the opening Of the week,
and the public mind has been mostly occupied with
The reported movements Of our armies. We have no
Charge to notice in the market for Cotton and To-
bacco, the transac tons in both having been very
restricted. Sugar has remained dull at irregular
ana unsettled prices; the demand having been
limited owing chiefly to the want of freigh room
for our neighboring markets. The recepss OF MO-
lasses, early in the week, were light, and meeung
with d fair demand, prices advanced, but with .
liberal supply subsequently, and only moderate
demand, prices gave way; the closing figures
showing i decline on the previous rates In Pro
visions. owing TO interruption in the receipts,
csssed by Tile want Of shipping facilities at Mem,
I,his business has been nearly entirely suspended.
For further particulars relative to the above and
other articles, we refer to the following details
Il The weather has been generally clear and pleas
ant. 53s ~ III .s Ss
+ CoTToN. The market has continued inanimate |
aud We have no change to notice since our last
review. The only transaction we have to report
III l60 bales sold on plantation, on Monday, at
about previous rates. There may however,
have been some other sales, which have not
been reported. Lots for immediate delivery, on
4 plantation, command materially lower figures than
il obtained for future delivery in the city, the
former ruling at csc, and the latter ranging
| from s0s5c. and %.
The recsipts since the 18th instant comprise 656
| bales, but as they are not TO be added to the
amount on sale here, they make no change in our
stock, and while We add them to the receipts, we
also add them to the exports and in transtu
sTArEMEsr OF COTTON.
STOCK On hand iii September; 1861 bales lolls
ss
III. ,of q sis
Expsed Yester eo0-5ts y OIL.
stock IL hand III cleared . n. {. ~ las57
ToBAcco. . Factors have Withdrawn their stocks
from the market Or ask greater advance il pfiees
than buyers will give, and NE have consequently
not . sale to notice. We omit quotations, prices
being entirely unsettled.
iss 1nisIioE & Scmmon.
Far
Choice and saiections
sTATRaENrso OF TOBACCO.
stock On band list September hhds Is l2l
k ksss.ssa ssss @ loss
d 81 1875
detuc
exported yesterday. 600
sock d hand at cleared !. T. 1875
SUGAR. !. The receipts have been moderate,
but in excess Of the demand, which has been ex-
q tremely limited at very irregular and unsettled
Il prices, owing chiefly to the want of freightroom
i for our neighboring markets. The sales Of the
week embraced about 1000 hlds., the market clos
u ing at prices too irregular for quotations. Some
of the sales were at lie. for Inferior 1a@2c. for
i Common to Good Common, 24@23c. for Fair to
Fully Fair, s@4lc. for Prime to Choice, SIC. for
Yellow Clarified and TIC. q ID for White Clarified.
Weeks receipts, ss45 hhds., So bbls.; exports,
none. 3i h
MoLAssEs 4. The supplies were limited early in
n the week, and meeting with q fair demand, prices
3 have advanced j; but subsequently, with more
liberal supplies and only moderate demand, they
gave way and declined materially below asst week Is
il CLOSING figures. The weeks sales comprise 1000
bbls. and 200 half bbis., the market closing at IA
u 115c. ID gallon for Fermentng and l73c. for
Prime to Choice in hbls.; &c. for Fermenting in
half bbls and zoe. u gallon for Prime to Choice.
Weeks receipts, 1862 bbls.; exports, 900.
FLouR. Owing to interruption in the receipts,
caused by the want Of shipping facilities at Mem
phis, business has been nearly entirely suspended
l The only sales reported were confined to q few
!, limited retail transactions, at s15 for superfne
and SIS % Dbl. for Extra. TIE Martial Tariff pre-
scrbes SIS for Superfne and SIS ID Dbl. for Extra
ut retail and 4for superfne and sI7 for Extra
I'll at wholesale.
Weeks receipts, 1883 bills; exports, 0o0.
/, CORN. The receipts have been light, and meet
> ing with good demand, prices have continued
Y firm. The sales mp to Thursday, inclusive com
prised about 1900 Sacks in numerous lots, at 81 q
!, U bushel for Prime White. The tariff prescribes
/ 81 20 % bnshel at Wholesale and 81 so at retail
To-day, we heard Of some sales at the tariff rates.
Weeks receipts, 4075 sacks and $3.50 barrels; ex
! ports, 600.
s WHEAT. I'VE have noticed no further sales Of
!. Wheat. The last reported we're at the advanced
7 rates ofs2 1903 y bushel. The Martial Tariff is
!. So 50 % bnshel.
III OATS mere nave FtDeen no Iuftner safes, e4
cspting 100 sacks at 81 Is U bushel. The Martial
n Tariff Is 81 25 % bushel.
BRAN. &. We have no further sales to notice
since those last week at 50 40 % 100 b.
RYE.s..We have heard of no further sales since
those last Week at 50 % bushel. s55.5
HAY. We noticed sales Of 100 bales Grab Grass
at s4l@s42, and 100 bales Fodder at $50 % ton
The Martial Tariff is $45 for Grab Grass at whole
sale and so at retail and ss5 . ton for Western
i Hay at Wholesale and so y ton at retail.
4 PoRk. There s,very little left on sale. Ness
has been retailing at st5@s50 fe bbl. The stock at
the Inspection Warehouses on the LIST inst. was all
Il army stores.
Weeks receipts, 10 bbls. and 90 hhds.; exports,
Il none.
BACON. The stock is very light There have
been both wholesale and retail transactions at the
Tariff rates. See advertisement.
Weeks receipts, 81 casks and tierees,2 bbls.;