The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-11-11

bacco. We quote common lbs. unsound 35045c.,
common to good bright lbs. 50@60c., medium TO
and navy lbs. 5o@65c., bright ! b 55065c.,
fancy work 10000. y h.
SUGAR AND MoLAssEs-The market for the
former article has disclosed considerable ANNA
ton since last Friday. Receipts, which are steadily
increasing, have been generally disposed Of at
so@s sspscs 81 De sctSisy q snssSssn t1ss
With small stock Of the produce Of Cuba on
hand, the attention Of buyers have been almost
exclusively directed to the new crop from the in-
terror; aud 90 supplies increase there IL . steady
improvement IN the movement, accelerated by
fair demand from coastwise ports and from the
interior. Receipts to- day embrace 200 hhds. Re-
time 492 hhds. Exports 60 bbls. to Florida. We
quote common l0f@llc., fair l24@l24c., fully
fair to prime 1910 l4c.. yellow clarified l5@l54c.,
and white clarified l5ac. Receipts Of molasses
prices have since Friday last declined. There is
very little any Cuba molasses in first hands, and
the demand for the new crop from the interior
may be considered as fair, with predilection on
the part Of buyers. for the choicer grades. We
quote common 50@55c.. fair 60065c., and prime
to choice 7o6180c. Receipts to-day $40 bbls. Re-
ceipts since Friday last 1929 bbls. Sales 100 bbs.
Exports II bbls. to Florida and I'll to New York.
FLouR-Since the close Of the previous week,
movements under this heading have been very
moderate, and have disclosed but little alimstion
On the Fart Of buyers, who, with depressed
market, have bought sparipgly and evinced little
disposition to invest In round way; while rates,
though unsettled, and somewhat irregular, are not
quotably lower for the better grades; bat show
some slight improvement to-day for fine to low
treble, as the stock of these lower grades is re.
duced, and some of them scarce. Sales to-day en-
brace 1850 bb]s., of which 100 were double extra
at 81; 260 on its merits at 81 Is lo0low treble at
81 SO; 100 choice treble at 50; 100 do. at 50 so;
100 choice bakers -four at SO, and 300 choice ex-
ira n private terms, We now quote fine $606 80,
super6De Sc rs. single extra IS s73. double extra
s7@7 Is, treble 81 SOFAS, medium TO choice do.
Ss6as SO, and choice extra flour $9Gl0 20 ID Dbl.
Received since Friday last 39l4 barrels. Sales
$500 barrels. Exports 800 to Boston, HOO to New
York end 2oes to Florida.
CosN-We have very little movement to note In
| the market since Friday last. Operations have
been light in conse quence of the limited and res
| tricted offerings upon the landing. To-day there
| was no grain Of any kind upon the landing. and
| business was confined to few transactions from
| store. Rates have ruled firm, and we quote new
| Corn at s5095c.. according to condition. Choice
old is held at 81 o5@l 10 y bushel. Received
| during past few days l4l6 sacks. Sales 200
sacks: Exports us sacks to Florida and lo6l to
| New York.
| OArs-Have been scarce and very little offering
| from landing. Rates have, in conseqence, ad-
| vsnced, and we note q sale to-day of 200 sacks
from store at CSC. u bushel. Receipts since FRI
/ day last 1895 sacks. Sales 500 sacks. Exports
ls6 sacks to Florida and 5000 to New York
during the past four days, business has been con-
fired 10 sales of small lots from store at 81 200
81 Is y 100 fbs., without any transaction what
| ever on landing.
HAY-The demand IL only moderate and con.
fined to jobbing and retail lots. With very light
stock and small receipts prices have ruled frm at
| $3063l ~ ton for good Western. Received dur.
| lag the past four days l5s bales; sales in same
Time 265 bales.
| PoRK-Since Friday last this market has exhib.
| tied very little animation, and may be properly
quoted dull and irregular, with very little if any
demand beyond retail lots. We quote mess $320
$32 so, according to quantity.
BACoN-Has undergone little II any change
since Friday last. A few holders now control the
| whole movement, and with very small stock, are
| firm, and without any noticeable transactions to.
day, we quote shoulders l4l@l5c.; clear ribbed
sides lsi@l9e.. and clear sides lsi@2Oc.; sugar
cured hams 17Glsc. y b. Received since Fridsy
| last ia casks; sales Is casks.
LARD-Is dull and in very little request. We
quote prime in tierces l70lsc., and in kegs 2l@
2ltc d d. Receipts lis terces and so kegs ex-
ports 60 tierces and Ito kegs to Florida.
FRUIT-Malsga Lemons are selling at $5@SG y
box. New Raisns, for boxes $40s4 %; half do.
81 25@s2 IS; quarter do. 81 25@sl IS. Citron
SAC. y h., Prunes l6c.; Currants Ice. q n. ne
Dates $780,; Almonds 3l033c.; Pecans 20c. Of
the latter there are none OF this years crop YET
received, but q supply is expected from Texas.
The crop of this State was q failure this season.
CORN MEAL-Stock is light and the demand
confined to small lots Of choice Kindred 81
a 75@s5 % Dbl.
sPIsITs fuRPENrrNz-The supply is light and In
only retail demand. II ia offered in lots at 409
Ale. y gallon. and Age. in a retail way.
RosIS-The stock is very light and the demand
good for small lots. There is considerable in
quiry for round lots for shipment, but buyers
are deferred from purchasing by high freights,
and we quote pale 81 90, No. s. 90, No.
81 so, and common at 81 40. Pale No. l Is
scarce and in good demand.
TAR-Is very dull for small packages, but there
isae9od shipping demand for 40 gallon bbls. a
PlrcH is in fair supply and in good demand
RosIs OrL-Continues firm at 35c. . gallon.
| LIxE-With fair supply, the demand has beer
| slight and prices quoted last week govern thu
| market. Thomaston and Rocklsnd, in small lots
command 81 2502 so b bbi., Cape Lime ~ 70
Western 50 q Dbl.
VINEGAREThere is no demand. We quote bes
cider 2O@225c., Cincinnati grape 2593oc. y
! gallon.
MESS BEKr-Hali bbls. sll SO, full bbls. 81
! LmsEED On-slls @sl 20 o gallon; retailing al
81 80.
BREAKFAsr BAcos-scsrce and in good demand
at 2C02lc. ~ 10.
Iron TIEs-There 10 a good retail demand q
69@6lc. u h., according to quantity and patent
| INDIA bAGGISG-The market continues active II
= retail Eay--with little demand for round
lots. We quote India bageing, retail goa
|
begging 23c. in rolls and 24ac. In bales. Ken
tucby baggng is in light retail demand, and W,
quote 20@22c. for hand loom and FAC. for powe
loom, according to quality.
1UNNY BAGs-The stock on hand Is very ligh,
aud In good demsnd. and more In first hands, AND
prices rule from 2l4c. Tor round lots and 22tc. 81
| retail I'D ...-f---. =
STAR CANDLEs-Are in little or no demand. but
prices remain firm. We quote -69lsc. for IL or
-@2lc. for l40z.. and -024c. for full weight.
EGGs-Are selling at 32033c. b dozen, and
s2s@30 n Dbl. in oats
fBATHERs-The supply is moderate and de-
mand light. Prices firm at 85@90c. for Western
BRooNs-scsTce and in good demand at So SO
"a SO for lots from landing.
| BALE RoPE-The stock on hand is light for the
demand, which is poor. We quote at Sc. fol
round lots and 9lc. b b. at retail, for good
| machine. ffItal
| CoTToN SKKD Oils Ia fair supply, but with
only q moderate demand ct 81 for refined and
soc. D gallon for crude.
HOOP PoLEs-Are In large supply and little de.
msnd for good poles at SIS % 1000 for hogs
heads, and $30G35 D 1000 for barrels.
sALT-Demsnd good; 1000 sacks coarse foI
Texas, was sold this week. at 81 10. We quote
coarse from ware house 81 l002 Is fine from do
81 40@s2 As coarse from store 81 2002 Is, and