The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1869-01-23

recelpts tne week before. The exports were
1884 bales, against Is ,583 bales last week and
80, 0s0 bales the week before, and the stock on
hand and on shipboard, not cleared this evening.
Is 100 33s bales, against Us OO3 bales last week
and l24 ,229 bales at the close of the previous
week. The exports for the week have been di.
vIded as follows, viz: 1885 bales for Providence,
r. l., 1922 bales for Havre, 1898 bales for Bremen
1886 bales for New York, 1865 bales for Boston,
and IA sos bales for Liverpool.
COTTON STATEMENT.
STOCK hand September I. 1865. $685.
Received since yes erds5 .....-......--...- IS2
Received IN 5S26S
5s6,sss
Exported to-day ...............s....'.... ~
exported previousv..s...s. .s..s.ss.fOooOo to,Jsi
on hand and on sbipboard 100 3ss
ToBACco-Ihe weather bas been generally I'M
favorable in the producing districts for the han
ding and preparing of the new crop for market,
consequently receipts are very meager. and as
but little of the crop of 1867 and 1868 remains in
first hands. operations continue very limited.
week, % hhds. and IL bales. Exports, II hhds.
Sales, 80 hhds 6 bids. good leaf, new. sold to-.
day at lac. u h.
MANUFACTURED ToBAcco-Is unchanged. Prices
are firm. Operations are confined strictly
to jobbiDg and retail trade. Market quota
tons as follows, viz: Common unsouod
35@45c.; do. sound 45@55c.; medium lbs.
bright 50@6Oc.;, good do. lbs. e5@7Oc,s extra
55@65c.; do. dark 5e@55c. No. SIS aud los 55@
6Oc.; navy half lbs. 5O@eOc.; navy lbs. 50@60c.
fancy, natural, twist cake, etc., 75c.@s1 b b.;
chewing is quoted at SOC. @sl Is.
SUGAR AND MoLAssEs-We have had an active
and buoyant market day, at which all receipts
comprising 345 hhds. Sugar and ITO bbls. Of Mo-
lasses sold at ful prices. The market closes with
an upward tendency, though figures quotably uu-
altered. We row give closing market rates as
follows: Sugar, interior s4g94c:; common 1910
l0lc. fair lll@l2c.; fully do. l24@l2Ac.; prime
l23@l3c. choice l3Gl33c.; seconds Il@ll5c.;
yellow clarified l4@l4Ac.; white do. 1501l54c.
Molasses, no inferior on levee; common 606164c.;
far 65@66c.; prime 81 @69c.; choice 7l@72c.; 81
halt bbls sold at TIC. D gallon. Receipts for the
week 4453 hhds. Sugar. 9Ol7 bols. MOlasses; ex.
ports Il hhds. Sugar 1884 bbls. Molasses. Sale
400 hhds. Sugar, $3.50 bbls Molasses. Receipts Of
imported Sugar 3l6 boxes.
FLOUR-A fair trade has been done to-day at
about yesterdays figures, although the market
has hTmer tone. Although all surplus has been
removed there is fair supply of each grade.
Ill qualities have had equal cab. Sales to-day so
bbIs. fine S. l23; so superfne Sc IS 70 do.
Sc S79 100 do. Sc 95: $50 do. 81; 200 double
extra 81 so; 200 do. 81 20 two latter choice
brands 400. 100 and so bbls treble extra 81 so !;
100 DO. 81 70 40 choice 50; IFS do. 50 so; $50
and 800 treble extra. l75 choice and $50 double
extra and AGO unbranded on private terms.
Trade has been moderately active throughout the
week but at reduction from last weeks figures.
The inquiry has been about equally divided
amongst the various grades. The week closes
6rmer and higher figures are anticipated. The
following are the closing market quotations
Fine $606 % ; sUperine Sc 1901; single extra
81 l24 double extra 81 2047 so treble extra
81 81 O.; choice SOC. Receipts for the week
q 43S bbls; exports 1858 bbs.; sales Is 800 bbls.
CuKN-Has been in fair request to-day. The
supply of merchantable is very light, and prices
have an upward tendency. Sales to day 1000
wbi'e Western al Soc, 500 green do, at 75c., $50
do. do. 7ec.. 500 soft green yellow at 49,, 600
yellow at soc. Trade during the week has been
tire In all H. ekA . -
season. have been sold, and consequently supplies
are hit. Better prices have been obtained. We
now quote the market at soc: for white Western.
and S0@S3c. for yellow. Receipts this week
IS ll9 sacks. Exports IL, LOG sacks. Sales Al 027
sacks.
OATs-The stock in first hands ia very light,
consequently operations have been limited. Pri-
ces are tending upward. Sales to day eco sacks
at zoe , 800 do. Csc. Trade for the week has been
good. Sales footing up, with two exceptions, the
largest this season. Prices have increased and
the market is now quoted at zoe. f3 bushel. Ohio
river is selling at 64c % bushel. Receipts for the
week IL ,5O2 sacks. Exports $50 sacks. Sales
BRAN The receipts this week have been un-
usually large and prices greatly declined. The
d. msId at the reduced rates was good, and as the
surplus was removed prices slightly advanced. 1t
is uow out ted at $40 10 % 100 lbs 1Thereceipts and
Gales this week are the largest of the season. Re-
ceipts this week 1892 sacks; exports 425 sacks;
sales $500 sacks.
HAY-The receipts this week are the largest of
the season and prices shave declined. The de
msnd has been good. We now give the following
as the closing quotations /: Choice Ohio river s25,
fair "a, ordinary $23. Receipts this week 1851
bales exports 1876 bales sales 1888 bales.
PORK-Has been quiet pr ces are little
e4sr T; several lots have changed hands at 81 Is.
We cannot say that the market Is declining. how
ever, and continue to quote ruling rate at $50 so.
he only sales reported are 80 aud u bbls. at
S3l 25. The weeks sales are the second largest
this season. The supply is only moderate. Re-
ceipts this week 3sl9 bbls. Exports 81 bbls.
Sales GAO bbls.
BAcoN-A better feeling has also been mani
tested in this market this week, aud prices are
frmer. The demand has been good throughout,
mostly in jobbing way. The receipts have been
heavier than for some weeks previous. The sup.
ply now 10 first hands is only moderate. We now
quote the market IS follows: Shoulders l53c,
clear rib sides ls4@lslc., clear sides l9Gl9tc.
Breakfast bacon has been in moderate demand at
l7@19c. Bans, new, have only had moderate
call prices remain firm at 20302lc. Old are un
called for. Receipts this week 1904 casks, 37s
tierces, so boxes. Exports 81 casks 6 tierces, Sc
packages. Sales 800 casks, ITO terces. IL casks
clear sides sold to-day at Isle.
LARD-Has been in good request prices have
advanced. The supply of tierce is good while
kegs are in short supply. Receipts and sales this
week have been larger than for several weeks.
We now quote the following as closing rates: 2Oi
02lc. for fierce, 223023c. for keg. Receipts l62
uerces, 1914 kegs. Exports 4 tierces, 80 kegs.
Sales 373 terces, 9lS kegs.
DRY SALT MEATs-Have been in good demand
aud prices have considerably advanced. The
supply is only moderate. The following are the
closing figures: Heads rode, shoulders l34c.
hams l43c., clear rib sides 64c., clear sides lac
10 casks shoulders sold oday at l3c.
WmsKY-The market is entirely overstocked !;
trade is reported fiat but little has been done and
prices have declined. Western rectifed is quoted
at 81 y gallon 10 first hands; jobbing at 81 050
l O74 Southern Csc. @sl patent Bourbon 81 $50
l so; Bourbon 81 1904 " gallon. Receipts this
week, 1886 bbls.; exports, III bbls. Sales 765
bbls.; so bbls. Louisiana sold to-day at 81 - gallon
Com MEALS very dull and prices have de-
clined. Round lots have been sold at So IS. Tue
market is generally quoted at 50 so for lots and
So IS for jObbipg. so bbs. sold on levee AZ So Is.
RYE-Is unchanged. Several sales have been
made during the week at 81 20 u bushel
SPIRITS TURPEETNB-The supply Is light and In
only retail demand. 1t is offered in lots at Age.
e. gallon, and 524055c. in a retail way.
RosIE-The stock is very light and the demand
good for small lots. We quote pale 81 so, No.
SO so, No.2 scarce 50 80 and common at 81 40.
Pale No. / is scarce and in good demand.
TAR-Is very dull at 50 Is for small packages,
but there is good shipping demand for 40 gallon
bbls. at So.
PIrcH-Is in fair supply and in light demand
AZ