The daily Mississippi clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1866-1866, 1866-05-09
New Orleans Market.
NEW ORLEANS, Nav !,

NEW ORLEANS, May I, 1850.
rrON-The market was favorably III
"a to-day by the steamship Peruvians
%, which came to hand on last even
Most factors at an early hour adj
u their figures fully &c. II II. while
Is, though apparently anxious to ope-
were to some extent prevented by the
Iency Of asking rates, and the opera
b. the day have been restricted to
0hlcs, taken by II brokers at an ave-
Idyauce of about one cent on Satur-
ouotations. The upward tendency of
5 Resulted in increased offerings, and
1arket was on the whole, much better
Id than it had been for some time past.
AeOtatiOns at the close of business were
hat irregular, but the subjoined will
nd to include the principal sales that
been reported to-day, viz: ordinary
~; good ordinary 3l032c.; low mid
81 35c.; and middling at 36037c.
eAE AND MOLAssEs.-The market still
me- very dull, but prices are more
ii The supply of both foreign and do
b is fair, but with very little demand.
~ continue our quotations as follows
|Nferior Louisiana sugar, 70lOc.; for
On to good common, 100 he; 1870
Tor fair to fully fair; 150I54c. for
q and 1540 l6c. - ID. for choice; Cuba
; ht l410l5c. for fair to prime. Louis
MOlasses at 450j0c. and Cuba at 420
"A gallon.
orE.-The market has boon very quiet
N, but prices for the higher grades are
Nrm, while there is but little inquiry
ID lower classes. We notice sales OF
bis, as follows 20 choice extra at
80 extra at S12 IS; 100 low extra mot
ted at Sl2 374; $50 superine at s. IS;
at s. IS; 100 unbranded at 81 %,
No on private forms.
0E-We note a dull market and prices
Ig down. The supply on hand is
N and more is expected. The sales to-
Mount to 246S sacks, i'll the following
.viz: 400. 300 and 265 white at 81, and
liked at 971cG$1 49 bushel.
The supply on band is light, with
demand, and prices are firm. fhe
|p-day embrace 3,171 sacks, of which
ID and 446 at SOC, 600 at 54c., and 600
p at SIC p bushel.
N-Is in light supply with only mod
demand, but prices remain irm AT
4 100 lbs. To-day some 300 sacks were
the above quotations.
There is a good supply of this ar
~ hand, with a moderate demand, ana
remain at our previous quotations.
$50 bales good Western were sold at
Bon.
pN-COntinues in active demand, but
for retail lots. We notice sales to-
Is casks of shoulders at 14c., 80 casks
eured hams at 23c., and 10 casks do at
ID. We continue to quote ribbed
ht l7tc., clear sides at l9c., and
I hams at 26c. % ID. r-r yls.s-.
p-ls in good demand and prices are
18th an upward tendency The sales
amount to 100 tierces of prime at
nd 20 kegs at 234c. 99 ib, but most OF
are asking 24t025c. 94 fb.
fING-Still remains in active demand
ees are firm. Dealers are furnishing
nand at 27tc. in rolls and 26e. Up yard
sKEY-Fhe market is quite dull with
no inquiry, and we hear of no round
ng disposed Of whatever. We still
e to quote western rectifed ut 81 %
~ gallon.
Prizes Good northern and goshen
Is scarce and in request at Csc. ~ fb !;
aud common is plenty and dull at
" B. Cheese is in very fair supply
very good demand; for western at
and English dairy at &c. ~ h.
lis in very fair demand, in retail lots,
bGl 50 for coarse, and 81 S50l 90 fol
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