New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-10-27

l15c. per pound % mus VI SuJu lttl oS A-2Ns'
l3c. per pound. There have been no imports TINS
week. The exports comprise 20 hhds. OF sugar
and % bbs. of Molasses.
ToBAcCo-Nothing has transpired in this article
during the past week worthy of remark The
few sales that have been made were exclusively
for bang, and at full previous prices. Ihe stock
on hand is too small to offer inducements for any
very extended operations, and there IS conse-
ouentlv yery little demand for foreign
markets, Prices however, remain firm at
3lG1Gc. for low refused light and heavy;
GIm7c for common leaf; 73@9c. for
flair do; ;ll@12c. for good do; 13@l4c for fine
ido., and l406lGc. per ID. for choice selections
iLots for baling are held at 2OQD25e per pound
1.-THE weeks receipts comprise rs hhds and the
gexports none
FLoUR-The market opened firm with fair de-
amand Receipts during the first part of the week
were very light, while the supply, both in the
hands of receivers and dealers, was very light.
The demand has been principally for the grades
of superfne, which were very scarce, and buyers
: were consequently forced to purchase the higher
Qualities During the latter part Of the week re-
ceipts came in more freely, but only portion OF
them were for this market. There has been a fair
inquiry for shipment, but most sales were to the
trade, and prices have advanced fully 75c. y bbl.
= ''D4t'
at $12 Is, So 500$l3 for superine, So 75@13 so
for single extra, $l3 2561l4 for double do, $l4@
Sl4 IS for treble do and $l5G6 q bbl. for choice
family The sales to-day comprise 34l8 bbs., Of
S which 100 and $50 superfne at $l3, 200 do on
) private terms, 40 do at $13 49, l08 on its merits
s at Sl3 5O $50 single extra private terms, 400
and 400 double extra and 400 single extra on pri-
2 yate terms 500 good extra at Sl4 90, l50 eholce
\ family extra, for shipment private terms, l5o
do at SIS So and 40 very choice do at Sl6 5o Y
d bbl The weeks receipts comprise Hasa Dds,
q ami the exports GOSH bbls
i. Cons During the early part Of the week the
" market was quiet and firm, but later, owing tothe
4: light receipts and the limited supply on hand,
4 operators we're induced to purchase more freely,
k although tie demand was mostly Of a speculative
u order. Prices, however, have advanced fully l5c.
u VI bughel Tie weeks sales comprise 39540
Il, sacks at 0G0$l 10 for mixed, and Sol = u
n buslel for yellow and white. The market was
la very quiet to-day and sales will not exceed 100
Ks sacks in lots as follows, viz: 400 white and yel-
low at 81 IT, 100 white at 81 Is, 200 do. at 81 IL,
e, and 400 white mixed at 81 10 " bushe. The
% weeks receipts comprise 5337 sacks, and the ex
at ports 1865 sacks.
IS, OATs-The market has been almost entirely bare
te of this article throughout There has been fair
'iAH -N'NA~'NJ
Z; advanced fully &c. 33 busheI. The weeks sales
at comprise 35lO sacks at $50, G0065c. q bushel,
all There has been fair demand to-day and prices
ng firm. Sales comprise 1900 sacks in lots as fol
lows, viz $50 and 500 at Csc, and 4j0 at 623c u
he bushel. The weeks receipts comprise 5l34 sacks
ty, and the exports HOO sacks.
lc- BRAH-Has also been in very light supply. The
demand, however, has been only moderate, but
prices have undergone material change, al
8 though in some instances sales were made at ar
Z advance Of about sc. % 100 tbs but the closing
A rates this week are about the same as the previous
755 week Sales comprise 1878 sacks at 81 80, 81 40
a. 81 45l$l so f8 100 lbs. The sales to-day com
prise 175 and $50 sacks at 81 IS, and $50 sacks a
49, 81 40 f9 100 lbs. The weeks receipts comprise
w. y 1875 sacks, and the exports none.
g HAY-The weeks sales comprise 1878 bales a
$ S24lS25 for round hoop Ohio river, and $27 500
w. $28 ID ton for prime do. The demand throughou
l833 has been to quite limited extent while price
% %o+a have undergone no material change. There hav
a,,, been no receipts or exports during the week
o,-a PoRK-The market opened very quiet an
drooping, but since then favorable reports fror
On the West caused holders to be more stringent
hit their prices, although the demand throughout ha
20s been of very limited character. The week
ries sales comprise $50 bbls at $34 25@$34 so u BIB
'9s; In iobbing way there is only moderate bus
lot, ness doing at $34 759$35 % Dbl The weeks r
ca ceipts comprise 58 bbs, and the exports 626 Dbl
IN; BAC0N-The movement in this article durir
15r 1nu the week has been almost entirely of reta
and character Shoulders and ribbed sides are qui
Re scarce, while prices are somewhat firmer at {
advance Of about ic. y tb. on last weeks closiL
H0- rates. Clear sides and hams are in fair suppl
but slow of sale at l95@20o, for clear sides, 20
for plain hams, and 23G025c. u 1b. for sugar cure
do. Shoulders are now quoted at l840l9c. u l
The weeks sales comprise 10 casks of shoude
Fry at 1850, aud 10 do. ribbed sides at 1870. u
tfoa The weeks receipts comprise l07 casks and 2
~ tierces, and the exports 20S casks.
ota LARD-We have no alteration Of any kind
,Ioa notice in this article. The demand througho
- has been of very limited character, while prc
g. have undergone no material change. The weeF
- sales co1iprise 24O terces at l70l75c. T3 ID. Ke
~ are quoted by the lot at 203c. 70 d. and retaili
thar at l9c. for terces and 2lc y Ii. for kegs.
i weeks receipts comprise 76 tierces and 327 kes
,or,, and the exports 93G kegs.
~ WHIsKY-Is in fair supply, but dull at 81 9O
.aIos 50 for Louisiana and s. 25$2 35 for Western IT
49, titled, The weeks receipts eomprisell5 bbls. a
a zoo the exports l47 bbls.
for STAR CANDLEs-Are in fair supply, but only
rN- retail trade doing at 20c for II or, 2lc. for
~; or, pc. for IA or, and 25c. for full weight.
4 40 INDIA BAGGING-There has been quite an act
: +to movement in this article during the week
sbin, sales sum up fully 500 bales, but prices VT
,nlaa withheld; and in absence of established igu
as ~ we give 34034Bc. f3 yard for bales in lots,
t. ar retailing at SAC. 3 yard for rolls and 36c. u
hales for bales.
b"Ies BALERoPE-Is in very large supply, but dull
15c.@l53c. for lots, and retailing at 16c.@l6
u ID.
PORT IRON TIEs-Are in fair supply and demand
,.o. 11@l2c. apiece.
" 2s}s .5$ls GUNNY BAGs-Are in good supply but {
.2$9 I$$i2 at 2S@30c. apiece.
373i sUNDR1Es-Potatoes are selling at 50 25@93
" .2555 2b57 per barrel Onions at $303 SO per bar
T . ~ Apples al. ST. Eggs at $38@lO per barr
-o.S Chickens at $4G96, for small, and IS per doz
---Lg L6sO arge, and turkeys at $34@36 59 dozen.
l651 o5 Oms-Linseed is in fair demand at 81 90@$l
% gallon. Coal Oil is dull at 6O@65c. y gall
1850 and Lard Oil at 81 GO@$l 65 % gallon.
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