The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-09-01
Bsrsing.

Begging.
The following report Of the movement in Bag.
ging and Salt is taken from the circular Of Messrs
Burke, Clark Il frepsgnier
September. 1857. OOened with stock on hand of
63l7 bales India and 275 pieces Kentucky.
lndia-OwiDg TO the stringency in our money
MARKET unfavoraby accounts from the country
quarantine regulations in the interior and the pre-
yaiiDg epidemic, business for the greater portion
of the month has been very limited. Sales of
about 400 bales were made on private terms We
estimate the consumption at 1000 bales shipped BY
dealers and factors.
KeDtucky-snall demand has prevailed, with
sales at 24@26c. Held-Hand Bagging at 25c.,
power loom at 26c.
0ctober-Indis Bsggng-TRe continued strin.
eency In our money market and sickness Ia the
Of about 500 bales were made private terms
We estimate the consumption at 1900 bales
shipped by dealers and factors.
Recommendations no Improvement over tie
previous months.
lndia-The stringency in our money market still
prevailed, and business has been very limited We
estimate the consumption at Hoo bales shipped by
dealers and factors.
Kentucky-Hed at 1SG20c.
December-Brought but little change in the
market Business was OF very limited charac-
ter, and holders have sold some lots as low As 1885,,
cash. We estimate the consumption at ll60 bales
shipped by dealers and factors.
sjdnudTy-The market was dull and nominal
throughout, and prices nominal The consump.
tion demand was estimated at $50 bales, and
shipped by dealers and factors.
Kentucky-Held at 1S@-c.
FebTUdTy-Indis There were sales OF $50 bales
In lots 10 spectators on p. I. Consumption du.
ring the month only so bales. shipped by dealers
and factors, now held at 2Oc@-.
Kent1cky-No demand. Quotation nominal.
Notwithstanding to a speculative feeling
sales and ressles have taken place of about 1900
bales, In lots from 23@23ic. Market closes drm:
Held at Z55e@-. Consumption about 100 bales.
Kentucky-No demand. Quotation nominal
AP1-lndia- Sales during the month 1000 bales
on speculation. Held firm at 24c0-. Consume:
ton 500 bales, shipped by dealers and factors.
Kentucky-Sales about 800 pieces, power-loom
at zoe: Held at lSac. and zoe. for hand and
power loom.
May-India-sales and shipments during the
month by dealers l50 bales. Market quiet mold
err 1rm at 24o.
Kentucky Sales $50 pieces power.loom at 2Ic.
Now held at 22c. for Powerloom, lsc. for hand
made. e.
June-India-The market opened al &c, but
owing to unfavorable reports from the country
some sales we're made at 234 TO-. With better ac-
counts the market improved to 2Ic., and sales of
1900 bales during the last 20 days have been made
at 24cG25c. ~ yard In various lots. Holders firm
at 26c. Consumption about 700 bales, shipped by
factors and dealers.
Kentucky-Ssles about 300 pieces power-loom
at 23c., and some small lots hand at lS0loc. Held
at zoe. for hand, 23c. for power loom.
Ily-lndia-Market opened at 25c., and with
speculative demand prices advanced rapidly with
sales of about 1000 bales at from 25@26c., cash
and on time, discount added. Consumption about
HOO bales, shipped by dealers and factors. We
look for q very active demand during August.
Kentucky-Ssles about $50 pieces power-lOom-
Q23c., and some small lots Of hand at lo02Oc.
Held at zoe. for hand, -@26c. for power-loom.
September-The transactions have been limited.
Sales from first hands 5000 sacks at 81 O5 per
,vffh - L.. O. w
count on P. 7. The sales by dealers and ship
ments amount to 1868 SACKS. There is only one
cargo In first hands.
Turks Islsnd-Demsnd very limited, but some
inquiry from the West. Sales one cargo, about
5C0e bushels on p. 7. Now held at 81 80 y sack
Oct0beT-The local cOnsumptive demand was
limited throughout. Sales from first hands about
5000 sacks on p. 7. Sales by dealers and ship.
ments to the West amount to 1888 sacks. Re-
ceipts for the month from Liverpool Is AL sacks
and from Pensacola 1919 sacks. or the receipts
from Liverpool one cargo, about 5000 sacks one.
fourth fine, Is being stored by the importers, aud
is held at 81 80 u sack round. Latest sdvices
from Liverpool show two eargoes on the way for
this port, consisting of about IL 900 sacks.
Turks Island-The above stock was sold for
Western account on P. T., and we understand il is
now sacked and ready for shipment.
Nocenlba-The demand was good throughout,
but the low stage Of water In the river has pre-.
vented shipments to the West. Receipts for the
month ii ,669 sacks, which have been sold to
dealers, with re sales on Western account of 5000
sacks, all on P. T. The sales by dealers and
shipments amounted to 3O033 sacks. No
cargoes for sale in first hands, and. owing to
latest advices showing bat small shipments on the
way we anticipate a considerable advance In quo.
tsiions for future receipts.
Turks lsland-Recepts $500 bushels, sold to a
dealer on p. T.
Decenoer-~here has been q good demand this
month, and owing to the great scarcity OF fine and
q considerable reduction in the stock. prices have
stifened. Receipts for the month q, 1894 sacks.
Cargo sales from first hsnis Is $50 sacks to deal
ers from 81 l0G2 30, according to proportion of
fine. The sales by dealers and shipments amount
10 81 343 sacks. The last two cargoes arrived re-
main unsold, being held above the views Of
buyers.
turks Island-No demand. Held at 81 Is .
bag.
Janud,y-A good jobbinr demand prevailed
during the month. Receipts 46, III sacks. Sales
from first hands 80 s67 sacks. On the LIST cargo
OF 69ls sacks, over one-third fine sold at 81 49,
but owing TO the considerable receipts dealers
held of, and importers being disposed to meet the
market, sales were made under 81. We now quote
cargoes III s6G2, according 10 proportion of fine.
Sales by dealers 81. 602 sacks. Latest advioes |
show about 10000 sacks on the way and in course
of shipment.
Turks Island-very limited demand. Held ct
$2Q2 Is per bag.
Feb7Wary-The demand has been good for thi. |
season OF the year. Receipts 10, 500 sacks. Sales
from frst hands 81, ISL sacks, and sales by deal
ers etc, 1851 sacks. We now quote csrgoes at |
81 66Gl IS, according to proportion Of fine. |
There are two cargoes reported below, consisting
OF $3.50 sacks. one half fine, not included in above
stock, one OF which was sold yesterday on P. T. |
There are considerable number Of vessels on the l
berth for this port. but shipments up 20 latest sd
vices are comparatively light.
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