The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1869-01-30

showing an increase of 0.442 bales, and 26 ,O7S
bales receipts tie week before. The aggregate
exports were 1855 bales, against 80 .s54 bales
last week, and Is ,5S3 bales the week before. And
the stock on hand and on shipboard, not cleared
this evening, Is 139,02l bales, against In, 1888
bales last week, and lbs 003 bales at the close of
have been divided as follows, viz: lss bales for
Malaga, az for Baltimore. $50 for Philadelphia,
Sszl Tor Boston, 6476 for Liverpool, and s027 for
| COTTON STATEMENT.
Received yesterday. sd ''''
he'''''N ...o6l,A3 1,034
57l7OO
Exported to-day .:...............r.........5 O96
Exported previously. .4305Ss 4s5 $40
Stock on hand and shipboard.. OIL
| ToBAcco-We have but little change TO report
| In this market. Receipts of new crop have been
| more frequent and heavier than last week; al
though but little has been done in way of sales,
| yet the inquiry has been good and arrivals have
been inspected with a view to future purchases.
| Quotations are unchanged, and merely nominal.
The stock of old is very much reduced, not over
| $50 hhds. remain unsold in factors hands. Re.
| ceipts this week 80 hhds. 1875 bales. Exports 200
bales. Sales LIS hhds., price suppressed, sold
some time ago-not reported. 2 hhds. old 12Ac,
III pkgs. Louisiana tobacco 5010c. Some IS or
| so casks new leaf have arrived, and the supply
| now on the way-for most Of which bills of lsding
have been establishments to l400 or 1900 hhds.
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for small parcels, and prices are frmer, though
generally unchanged. In wholesale way the mar
1 no asS OF aqs & having taken
| quotations, as follows, viz: Common un.
sound 35@45c.; do. sound 45@55c.; medium
| lbs. bright 50@60c.; good do. lbs. 65@70c.;
extra No. fbs bright 60090c.; half lbs. bright,
| 55@65c. do. dark 500D55c.; No. SIS and los 551
6Oc.; navy half lbs. 50G60c.; navy fbs. 5O@60c.;
fancy, natural, twist, cake, etc., 75c.@s1 d b..
chewing is quoted at 50c.0$l 10.
SUGAR AND MoLAssEs-Sugar has been active
during the week, and the better grades have ad
vanced since our last weeks review. All receipts
have sold on arrival. Molasses has been some
what unsteady; all receipts have sold, however
and the market closes at about same figures as
last week. To-day the market has been moder.
atey active, and all receipts sold at undermen.
tened prices Inferior Sugar has somewhat de-
cned while strictly prime Molasses has advanced,
(there was no choice reported to-day.) Receipts
to-day 435 hhds. Sugar, 6557 bbls. Molasses. Elk
ports Us bbls. Molasses. The following are
closing market quotations Sugai-lnferior TO
&c., common lO@l03c., fair lls9l2c., fully fair
l230l22c., prime &c.,, choice l341134c., yellow
clarified l42@l5c., white do. l53@l6c. Molasses-
Inferior 56@66c., common $4,000, fair 6O@63c.,
prime 65@66c., strictly do. 6s070c. Receipts
this week 5Ol5 hhds. Sugar, 1857 bbls. Molasses.
Exports 81 hhds. Sugar, 2409 bbls. Molassess
Receipts imported Sugar hhds., 9lS boxes, $50
cases; do. do. Molssses 266 hhds., 40 tierces.
Sales 1850 hhds. Sugar, $500 bbls. Moasses.
FLoUR-Although many and large sales have
been made during the week, the trade has been
very irregular and on a continual decline. Large
supplies are waiting at different points for ship.
ment and are on the way here. This, together
with heavy stock on hand and but little export
demand, has served TO keep the market depressed
Prices seem to be still dropping. Sales to-day
foot up 1900 bbls. as follows: 100 bbls. common
at s. rs. 100 fAe and 100 on its merits P. T., 20
fine s. IS, 100 superfne Sc 624. 25 fine at Sc, 300
Xxx at 81, 200, 100, 100 and 100 do. at 81 l2k $50
on its merits and $50 xxx at 81 %, 100 and so
xxx at s., go choice at SO rs. Receipts to-day
AIS bbls. Exports l754 bbls. Market is now
Sc 5000 62s; Xxx SO; low xxx 81 25G17 so;
xxx $50; choice 500. Receipts this week
foot up 32,972 bbls. Exports 1851 bbls. Sales
1915 bbls.
CORN-This market has been active throughout
the week. Demand for export has been good,
and nearly all receipts have been sold. To-day
the following sales were reported 5000 sacks
white and yellow $50, $50, 34S and 274 sacks white
sold at 7sc.. 500 green 70c., 200 green in second
land sacks zoe. Receipts to-day 546l exports $50
sacks. Market now quoted at CSC. % bushel for
white and yellow Western. Receipts this week
1906 sacks; exports TAG sacks. Sales Il, 1854
sacks.
OATs-The demand cannot be quoted as better
than fair this week. There has been a good ex-
port demand, more having been shipped than for
several weeks. Prices have remained steady at
zoe. % bushel. Receipts this week 1888 sacks
exports 2162 sacks. Sales 1864. To-day 200 sacks
sold at zoe. u bushel.
BRAN-Has been very very quiet this week.
The demand being entirely for home trade. Prices
have been steady at 81 l23@l Is. Supply moder.
ate. Receipts this week 40l2 sacks exports 40
sacks. Sales 27s0 sacks. Sales to-day $50 sacks
at 81 l23. Receipts to-day "a sacks.
HAY-Has been in moderate demand. The sup.
ply is large and prices continue depressed. The
market is quoted as follows Choice, nominally
s25 !; prime s24 fair s2s ordinary -@s22 Re-
ceipts this week 1926 bales. Exports 81 bales.
Sales 225O bales. loo bales fair Ohio river sold
to-day at s23 so. Receipts to-day 49S bales
choice for which better figures are expected.
PoRK-This market has been very active and |
excited this week. Prices since our last weekly |
review have increased from 81 500l rs 10 Dbl. |
and are still tending upward. The demand has |
been nearly entirely confined to home trade and |
speculation, but little having been taken for ex.
port. We now quote market very firm at s33, |
with more disposition to sell in small than large
lots at that figure. The supply in first hands is |
moderate. Receipts this week 4755 bbls. Ex- |
ports so bbs. Sales 76l0 bbls. 100 bbls. mess |
sold to-day at s32 rs, and go bbs. mess at s3S.
Receipts today 977 bbs.
BAcoN-Ihe demand this week has been mostly |
confined to home trade and cannot be quoted bet |
ter than moderate. Prices have remained steady |
at our last weeks quotations. The demand for |
new hams has been light, and confined to re- |
tail. Old hams have had little or no SALE Break.
fast bacon has been quiet, the only purchases |
being for home consumption. We now quote /
market follows: Shoulders l54t1l5lc. clear rib 1
sides 1s3@ls4c., clear sides l90l9Ic., hams,
new, sugar-cured 21c., breakfast bacon I730l9c. |
Receipts this week SCI casks, 1913 tierces, 20 hogs
heads, 20 barrels, 20 boxes. Exports So casks, |
90 tierces. Sales 50 casks. IS tierces. No sales
are reported to-day. Market quiet but firm.
Receipts to-day 20 hogsheads casks, Sc tierces,
Exports so casks.
LARD-Has been very active, this weeks gales
footing up more than for several weeks. The l
supply is fair. Prices have advanced and the
market is now quoted at 20s@2lc. for fierce. Keg
223@23c. Receipts this week 95l tcs., 2I43 kegs,
lilo cases, 397 packages. Exports lis tcs., l66
packages, 63 bbls. Sales 932 tcs., $50 kegs. 80
ties. fair quality sold to-day at zoe. Receipts to.
day 232 tcs, 65S kegs, rs cases, 10 bbls. Exports
l66 packages.
Dry SALT MEArs-Have also been in good de.
mand and prices have improved. The supply is |
moderate. We now quote market as follows
Heads s@slc., shoulders 140144c., hams lao I
l44c., rib sides l63l63c., clear sides 1731l72c Is
casks shoulders and sides sold to-day on private
terms.
WHIsKY-There has been a slight improvement
N this market during the week. The stock con-
iinues very large. There has been but little de-
nand for export. We now quote market as fol-
ows: W. R. 95@-c., for round lots. retail 81 O5
al 10; Southern 95@-c., patent Bourbon 81 IS |
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