Baton Rouge tri-weekly gazette & comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1865-18??, 1865-11-14
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CoTfoN-The TT,nes SAYS "The kilograms from
New York, published in the morning papers, quot
inr mddling at SIC. and showing recovery Of l
cent q the previous decline, together with fur
Their al ance in Domestic Exchange, impaired an
additional stimulus TO tie demand, and enabled
factors to reaize prices Ql2c., mostly 2, above
yesterdays figures The movement, however was
checked by the limited supply offering, many fac
tors still holding their stocks In anticipation Of
fuller Improvement. The sales, nevertheless,
summd up $500 bales taken by fourteen brokers
at irregular prices, but mostly in accordance with
the following quotations, viz: Ordinary a 4c.,
good culinary 47QD tSc., low middling 5005l and
and mdding 52@53c The figures for good or
dnary,low middling and middling are &C. higher
than lat evenings quotations.
suGAASp MoLABsEs supplies very light, and
market dull, with only a limited retail business
doing II old crop Louisiana and Cuba. Sugar at
L. for common, Ice for fair, 1870. for good fair
1TGD171s for fully, and s5T1ec. " b for choice.
The sale Of the new crop comprise hhds. white
clariiedit EOS. o n. Not sale of Molasses has
| transpird. The prices paid yesterday we're about
81 1bGll17 y gallon for fair new Louisiana, and
| coo. for old Cuba reboiled The receipts since
yesterda. are confined to Al hhds Sugar and 80
bbls. Mcasses, Of which Is hhds. Sugar and 10
bbls. Molsses are of the new crop.
CoFFEE-Tbe markrt is well supplied, and Is
| pretty active. Several hundred sacks Rio have
sold todS, in lots of 40 and 25 bags, at 30H@
Nc. v for low fair to good fair, showing a
decline Of l04c.
| TosAcoo-A lot Of Is hhds. sold to dealer to-
day at prizes fully up to the following quotations:
Low refuse 7G1T1sc, good do 911D1Oc., common
leaf 14015, fair 1t@l7c. good -02oc., fine "a
025c., cho,e selections 2S0s0c. v ID.
FLoUR-'he stock on sale is not large, and the
demand cotinuss good at full prices, but there
appears to b a rather unsettled feeling with some
holders, VIII expect an increase In the receipts
with the ris In the upper rivers, and with others
who apprehud that part Of the stock in store
for export w be placed on the market The
sales so-day mbrace about two thousand bbls.,
of which 12owheat at IAN 400 superfne, In
four equal Its, and 800 do. at 10; 100, 100, 100
and 200 fair extra at IL 30 /; 22O good extra at
IL 30; 100 do at IL GIN; 200 on private terms,
ard 100 bakes good extra ut $l3 y Dbl.
CoRN, OATS HAY AND BRAN-Continues very
scarce. Cornwhite, yellow and mixed, 81 80 p
bushel $40 bshels white sold atSl 35 u bushel;
Oats, $50. Bra, 81 DO o 100 lbs. Prime Western
Hay, $3O@s31P ton.
PoKH-smallots selling for s35 rs u Dbl.
LARD-Retaihg at 35936c. o ID for prime in
tierces Very Nv kegs in market A. q f..
BACoN-Markt dull and prices dropping,
with limited Hsil sales at 10000. u b for
shoulders; 231a for ribbed sides, aud 251Gc for
clear sides. Hms are very scarce at SOC. for
plain, and 40@4c. for sugar-cured
WHIsKY-Rectied is selling in lots of 10 bbls
at 50 3o@s2 4ol gallon.
BUTTER AND CEEsE-Are both in good supply
aud fair deman The former at 45@52c. for
Northern, and i@t5c. U. ID for Western; the
latter at 22t023cor " estern, and 2O@23c. % D
for Northern. Finish dairy commands 26@2sc
per pound.
GuENY BAGs-h selling In lots OF 100 to 5000
sacks at 25026c. piece for secon d-hand, and "a
6Q35c. for new.
TwTNE-1here little or none in first hands.
Dealers are selling CSC " d.
BALE RoPE-Tele;ams from St. Louis, quoting
Rope scarce and fin at l6c. q ~, have infuen.
sed holders to advace prices here to Nc. The
stock is small and mrly all In the hands Of deal
srs, who are supplyi the demand at 17Aec a b.
There were sales tday Of 100 coils, from frst
hands at l7c., and land 100 at 17]5c. v fb.
INDIA BAGGIEG-Te stock is light, aud is all in
the hands Of dealerfwho are supplying the de-
mand at 261Ic. in bas, and 25c. per yard in roll.
lot Of 100 rolls solat Csc. per yard.
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Onions at $2@2 so. pples at $2t@5, Eggs at $40
@45 per Dbl, Cabbass at $lo@l2 per 100. and
Chickens at SO per dop.