New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-09-21
coMNERo1AL CORRESPONDENCE,
speolaIto The New Orleans e,rs.cyal.l

Special to the New Orleans Crescent.
HAVANA, Sept. It, 1890
Mr.. Edaor=-Our market for claycd Sugars has
been rather dull, the transactions having been
limited to the absolute necessities of purchasers.
Holders are nevertheless extremely stiff and CON
tinue to demand 81 reals per arrOhe for D. s. No.
IL; and the scarcity which is beginning to be felt
Of good strong grained Sugars tend to compel
those pretenslons. The stock, between this and
Maianzaa, is estimated at about 10000 boxes
against 200.tG0 at this period last year. Museo-
vadoes--Nominaliy rates remain without aItera.
ton. The stock being greatly reduced, there has
been but little offered The current rates are from
IL to 8 reals per arrobe for extremes.
MoLAssEs-5The supply and the demand are alike
quite triiing. Small parcels of clayed have rea-
| llzed q 10 "a reals per keg Of 81 gallons.
TOBACCO he market recently has been rather
| more active. Purchases for Europe have been
made at rather lower rates.
CIdAKs-rhe demand has somewhat decreased
but rates are unaltered.
tnued small, rates have been firmly maintained at
S2l Is to sci 70 for all sized packages The stock
including that received ex Venus on the l4th inst.
| isabeut 1900 bbls. and tierees and 2l50 kegs.
| BEANS continue abundant and dull. Seven
barrels white, from Portland realized reals per
| arrobe.
| CoRN--Several parcels received from New Or.
| leans and New York have been placed in store.
CANDLES, of all descriptions, are very abundant.
Soar is in good demand. 700 boxes yellow, from
| Philadelphia, realized 81 Is per quintal.
TALLow-Gommon and inferior qualities very
abundant. Good white pressed Tallow in good
| demand at $l6 to SIG 80 per quintal.
| PorAToEs- In very full supply; 42l bbls. ex
steamer Star of the West, from New York, sold
at 81 rs per Dbl.
| OSfoNs-Very abundant. Sales OF lunches al
| IS per 1000, and of bbs. at 50 80 per bbl.
| BuTTEE-The market exhibits signs of improve
/ ment aud parcels of choice quality, to arrive
next month"; will doubtless come TO good market
| CHEESE is rather languid 800 boxes, from
| New Orleans, have been placed in store; 81
| Chooses, from United States, sold from store OF
Saturday. 18th inst, at SIG per quinta, and 80 a
q rate not made public.
j HAas--Scaree and in fair demand Those re
| ceived per DeSOto and Empire City, from New
/ Orleans, realized SD per quintal.
4 BEEF--Pickied, none in stock. The demand
/ however, is very trit1ing.
CLEAR PoRK of inferior quality in full supply
on the 18th inst, SIG per qulutal. The first ar
/ yellow PNE-None in stock. First arrival
will realize more than So per 1000 feet.
/ EMPTY HoGsuEADs--Sa at 81 so to 50 81
each. Hug-head shocks dull at 81 to 50 so 70
very superior.
1 FREIGnTs tend d0wnwards. Tonnage is bGcom
ing abundant, and as there will be but little Suga
/ for shipment after this month, further declin
in rates is anticipated.
/ ExoHANGRs-Verg little doing. Transaction
are confined to strictly | paper at the follow
| ing quotations; Sterling. 10 10 li3 per cent
premium; New Orleans (short) tn u per cent
premium: New York, etc., Sxty-day Bills, 81 I
Al per cent. premium.
/ As ever 50