The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-02-26

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have been sustained. Werepeat quotations:
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Medium Gil
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Choses sslsetions. 90
HEAVY.
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\ PH4H TOBACCO STATEMENT. AN Ea
Received since ths i'm inst .................. 81
nsee''sa soo
....,ss.s. "a, z. xosr = s.sn
Exported since The l4sh inss ls3 8
Broken I'd for bsii6s and city consumDiioa so trs
Stock on hand and on shiDbeard-hhds . lilo
kuGAR-The market opened on Saturday with
an evidence Of q better feeling than at any time
their views. and sales were made at better
prices than on Friday. Since then We have no
material change 10 notice. The receipts are light
the demand far, and prices are firm. The re.
cepts this morning--1ls hhds--found ready sale
atthe following quotations, viz:
Inishsr... -e-1 en Ealiy r.ir.-.ls a. epD.
Sooa Com sIs,zs. sas s-.-..iisss-
Good Far i..i Esis s':Id n iss
hoLAssEs-The market under the above head.
been fair. and in nearly all cases the receipts have
found ready sales as soon as landed, prices re-
naming unchanged. Receipts to-day comprise
l55 bbls-, but as they have not been landed we
report no sales. For reference we repeat former
quotations, viz: 70@75c- @ gallon for fermentlng,
and 7oQs0c. for reboiled.
FLorR-Tbe market opened Saturday with
greater activity upon the part Of both purchasers
and holders. The inquiry was fair, but especially
for the lower grades and sales were 1880 bbls., at
50 90 for fine, si6(1l0 % for super6ne, SO so for
single extra and $l4 373 for choice On Monday
there was still greater activity in the Market with
aconinned inquiry for the lower grades, and sales
double extra. $l2 755l5 so for treble extra. To-
day the market Is mere quiet, the lower grades
have been nearly all disposed of and the supplies
are short OF what were expected, consequently
prices IN the grades Of euperdne and below are
enhanced. Sales today foot up 695 bbls., Of
which SO were fine on private terms, 300 fine In
lots at IS 25Q9 rs, 20 were double extra on pr-
vate terms. 100 on its merits ct S11, and lis
choice ct SIS e23 . Dbl. We now qoots superaus
$l0@l0 rs, double extra at SO 509l0 rs, treble
extra sll@i4. and choice at sl4 60@l5 % Dbl.
CoRS-Opened with better Inquiry and under
slight concessions sales were made of several
AMOUNTS for shiPmsnt q 90: 923, esQs5c: for
day there was q fair inquiry bat as holders had
enhanced their views, sales restricted TO $50
sacks at SO. 94095c. Tor white and 81 024 y bushel
for yellow. To-day the market is quiet but
Pr .cs saS o ~ and sss s !. e $500 $780,
200 choice white at 97sc., 100 yellow mixed at
s1sc.. ana zoo yellow az 81 Oztc. 3 bushsl.
OATs-We have no change TO notice; the mar
ket has been quiet and inactive ~throuehout..
Saturdays sales were l37 sacks at S41S5c.; those
OF Monday $500 sacks at SO, s46s5c. To-day
sales embrace 475 sacks, of which 205 at $780,, so
and IFS sacks at s4c., and 100 sacks at s5c. q
BRAS-we have no variation to notice through
out the three days under review. The market has
been dull and the demand purely local. Prices
remain firm at 81 s8@i 50 y 100 Ms.
dull and prices declined. Monday pric disclosed
still further decline, and to-day we quote the
market quiet and dull ct s2o02l o ton for prime
PoRK-The market opened Saturday WIN IN
creased animation on the part OF buyers, and as
The supply, was inadequate to heavy demand
prices were frmer-- Monday with increased
demand prices advanced 70 $25 D Dbl. for round
lots. To-day the demand continues good, and the
supply being light will not admit Of extended ep-
erations. There Is. however, an active retail and
jobbiDg trade doing at SIG 25@26 so u Dbl. Sales
20 day are rs bbls.. Of which 100 to arrive at
Bicos-saturday the market was quiet owing
to the lack OF supplies for which there was &C.
i've demand Monday there was considerable ac-
tivity in the market and prices disclosed ten
de1cy to advance. There we're sales o. % casks
b@lstc. for clear sides. To day sales were re-
strcted TO IL casks clear sides at Ice. . h. Hold
ers are firm and we quote the market still tending
upward. g .....la
GREEN NEAT-There is very little here. A lot
of 10 casks green shoulders sold on the landing at
II 3c. q h. Holders are now asking ll4c., and
they are now retailing at lie. 9 ID.
LARD Saturday there were sales Of ITO tierces
at Hs@l5sc. - Is. Monday $50 kegs were taken
at l53c. q n. To-day the market is quiet. There
is good demand for tierces, which are scarce.
II is held ct l5}61l53e., and kegs at Ice. ~ 10.
HDEs-The stock on hand Is limited ana the !
market Is steady ct the following quota
tons, viz: Green saited nominal at s3Q9c.
y H.. country dry, 16@I7c. y n; Mexican. l70
&c.,; Texas stretched, l60l7c. Deer Skins,
25c. - D.; Indian dressed do. 81 25l0l 50.H 81
FREIeHTs-Are dull. There very little cotton |
offering cosstwise, and but little tonnage Freghts
for Liverpool and Havre are dull 81 t1fid. We |
quote: By steam toiVerpool IL leo I'd. for cotton,
l63d. forcorn, and COS for tobacco Liverpool. by
sal, 1921. for cotton, l40i6d. for corn and 500
SIS. for tobacco, To New York by steamer lc. for
cotton, 20 Q223e. for corn, sI2 for tobacco and |
zoe. for -four New York BY sail, lc. for cotton,
zoe. for corn and ,S5c. for flour. To Boston by |
steam, &c. for cotton, zoe. for corn, and soc. I
for flour; Boston BY sad, lie. for cotton $4,000.
for corn and Soc. for doar- To. Rrsmsn by sail,
10. for cotton, and 50@55s. for tobacco. To |
Havre by sail, liGellc. for cotton. Glasgow by |
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