The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-03-11

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TOBACCO STATEMENT.
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Received since tn l2th inst.............-..... 80
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sUGAR-The market opened Saturday quiet and
unchanged, while prices disclosed but little varia
ton over sales-the previous day. The receipts
were liz hhds., which were nearly all sold as
soon as landed. Monday the receipts were only
IS bids, the demand was limited, the market
quiet and prices we're unchanged. To-day there
are no receipts Of Sugar, and sales were confined
to remnants Of previous receipts at the following
quotations. viz:
5 Ps:5,sS O. vs ss.
s ssS Com. .I:1sissso SsiSs si;fd
Good Fsir..ls O. White = l63z9i7e. .
MoLAssEs-Tbe market opened Saturday with
receipts of l37 bbs. and q fair local demand.
Sales we're made at 700s5c. for Louisiana re-
boiled, and lis bbls. Cuba muscovado at sac. q
gallon. Monday the market was more quiet, while
receipts were confined to 81 bbls., Of which 81
ceipts ere 20 bbls The Market is quiet and dull
with only light jobbing demand, and sales at
Gee. for Cuba reboiled, and 70GS5c. for Louisiana
reboiled y gallon.
FLoUR-The market opened Saturday quiet and
firm, at previous figures. The supply was fair,
except Of double extra and the grades below,
which were scarce and in request. There
sales Of l444 bbs. at SO for fine, $40 so for double
extra, 81 25Gl3 rs for treble extra. and sl4 for
choice. Monday the character Of the supply was
unchanged, while the receipts we're only nominal.
Holders we're firm IN their views, and ia the lower
grades had IN some instances advanced their ask
ing rates. The market. however. was quiet, and
sales we're confined to 700 bbls. at 50 Is for tine,
$40 l23 for superfne and Sl3 Is for treble extra.
To-day buyers are holding of "a anticipation of
better supplies, and dealers are purchasing only
to meet immediate wants, We notice, however,
no material change IN prices. Sales to-day are
1852 bbls., of which 100 and 200 fine, 200 of mixed
brands and 200 treble extra on private TERMS 81
fine at SO %; 100 onits merits at 50 75 zoo double
extra al $40 80; 100 treble extra at Sll 80; zoo
do at Sl3 100 choice at sll and 200 do. at 81 IS
y hbl. We now quote fine st 5000 Is, super6ne
| at $40 l2b@l0 20, double extra az SO SO, low
treble extra at Sill. medium do. at 500 =, and
choice st SIS y Dbl.
CoRN-Saturday the supply on the landing was
very limited and holders were 6rmer In their views.
Wi active inquiry sales $500 sacks at 963973c.
| ~ bushel. Monday there we're light receipts, but
the demand continued active and holders were en-
abled TO realize an advance of 2ac. y bushel
and 81 02Gl 05 for yellow. To-day the demand
| continues actiye and with q light supply holders
have been enabled 10 realize still better prices
than yesterday. Sales to day are III ,222 sacks,
Of which eco ordinary IN second hand sacks 2s2
ordinary and $500 white from store at 81 = hushe
400 mixed 1880 Go. and 1900 white NJ 81 O23 b
bushel; 500 white and yellow, snd zoo white, at
81 O5 Il busbel
OATs-Tbe market opened Saturday with light
supply and fair demand, while prices remained
firm. Sales were l044 sacks at ne. for inferior
and 7sG1 DC. for prime. Monday the market was
unchanged with sales Of 1885 sacks at 750S0c. b
bushel. To-day the market with fair inquiry is
steady and firm, and sales Of AL sacks we're made
at previous figures.
BRAN The market opened Saturday quiet and
steady. The stock was light but ample for the
demand. Sales were 100 sacks at 81 20 II 100 lbs.
! Monday the market was unchanged. To-day the
siket is quiet and dnll, with sales of 1856 sacks
az 81 20 4 loo fbss
HAY-Hss been quiet throughout. Saturday
there were sales of 800 bales at slsGl9 y ton.
/ Monday there was little better feeling evinced
by purchasers and 70 bales were taken at sl9 so
/ 6ls20 II ton. To-day the market Is quiet and dull
with ssies of 900 bales ordinary at slS so Il ton.
! PoRK-0pened Saturday with light offerings and
| a quiet market. Sales were confined 10 so bbls.
mess on the landing at s26 so y Dbl. Monday
we noticed no improvement. Operations were
confined almost entirely 70 retail trade. the only
round lot being so bbls. mess on the landing az
| s26 so y Dbl. To-day the market is fat and
prices have declined. There were sales in the
! morning Of so and 100 bbls. mess on the landing
~ s26 so, but later in the day II was offered freely
at SIG q Dbl. without finding purchasers.
BAcON-Saturday the market was quiet, the
supply was limited and the demand light;
shoulders were held Of l2A1l2ic, clear ribaed
sides at l6Gl6lc., and clear sides at ljsGl7c.
! Monday there were light receipts but with lin
tied demand. Prices indicated a downward ten
dency. To-day the supply has been increased by
further receipts, but az there slittle no inquiry
the market closes fiat. The only sale reported to-
day was one lot OF 20 casks shoulders; terms not
transpired. Shoulders are now held at l2Gl2lc.,
rib sides at &c., clear ribbed sides at l54loI6c.,
and clear sides at l6Gl64c. y n.
LARD-The market opened, Saturday, quiet.
/ Prices, however, were unchanged, with sales Of
225 terces on private terms, and Ito kegs at lie.
| 4 D. Monday we noticed 40 change. To-day
the market is dull and depressed. The supply is
| fair but there is no demand. Sales to-day are 10
tierces at l63c, rs kegs at l74c., and so kegs at
lekc. r u. II il now offered freely In terces at
Ice. and kegs at leaGl7c. y b.
coastwise and but little tonnage. We quote: By
steam TO Liverpool l3-leQId. for cotton, l6l for
corn, zoe. tobacco. Liverpool by SAIL 9l64 l932d.
| for cotton, lGl5d. for corr and = for tobacco.
\ To New York By steamer lc. for cotton. 2062l3c.
for corn soc. for -four. New York by sail. &c. for
cotton, zoe. for corn, and e5c. for Hour. To Bos-
ton by steam to. for cotton, zoe. for corn and
soc. for -four. Boston BY sail, lic. for cotton, Is
| Q20c for corn, and SIC. for -four. To Bremen by
sail Ice. gold for cotton and SOS. for tobacco.
| To Havre by sail l4G- for cotton. Glasgow BY
sail l6td. for corn.
List Of vessels at sea with Cotton from New
Orleans to Liverpool and London, per Liverpool
circular OF the 18th February. 1868. viz Alb
botisford, 1892 bales; Mougoe, 1901 bales !;
Pruscincia, s6s bales Annie. 1879 bales; Wa
yevly. 2226 bales Mozart, 25l0 bales Rosalie
25l5 bales John Parker, 400 bales; F. B. Fay