New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-11-08


The exports are exclusively for Boston.
SUGAR AND MOLAssEs-We have to aay The
heaviest receipts for this season. and thev include
lib hhds. Sugar, 1913 bbls. and 81 half bbls Mo
lasses, and we now look for more liberal supplies.
The demand, however, forSugar is only moderate,
and the new receipts sold mostly in lob
bmg lots to the local trade. Sales today are
limited to II hhds. clarified at IG5c and As
centrifugal on private terms, and hhds
seconds at I5c. There are yet no regular or es-
tabllshed quotation for new Sugar, but in the alb
senGe OF reliable rates we would refer to the fol-
lowing as closely approXimatng figures viz
Good common to fair l3@gl4c., fair TO fully fair
l43GgI5c.s fully fair to prime l5@l53c., for choice
and clarified l6@lG3. lnMolasses there is quite an
active demand for the better qualities both for the
local trade and for the western and northern mar
kets but common is almost entirely neglected
transactions include 70, IS, IS and 20 bbs., and
~ half bbls. choice at 81, and 35 bbs. good at
92D95c per gallon common is quoted at SIC
per gallon. There is very little doing in Cuba
sugar or Molasses, as the attention of buyers is
turned wholly to the new crop Of Louisiana. We
however quote common to fair at 1230QI32c. and
Molasses at 60c. per gallon by the cargo and re.
failing at 65c. There is a small quantity of Mo-
lasses from other West India islands received here
from New York, which is of q superior quality
TO- Cuba, and commands 7Oc. per gallon
IOBACCo-There has been quite an active move
ment in this article to-day and we noticed sales
Of zoo hhds; of lugs and low leaf in four lots at
kets. The receipts are now very light and stock
on hand quite small, but what little is on hand is
generally quite firmly held at previous quotations,
winch we repeat as follows, viz: low refused light
7309c, good do. l001llc., fair do. l20l3c., fine
do 13Gl4c., and choice selections l4G7I6c. 44 H.
Lots Tor baling are held at 20lg25c. u ID.
tLoCR-Ihere was considerable more firmness
noticed in this article to-day and holders did not
appear anxious to realize, in anticipation of higher
prices, while on the other hand buyers did not feel
disposed to operate until the market became more
fully developed Sales were therefore consc-
quently confined to 1900 bbls of which $50 choice
family at $l5 25, 200 choice double extra at Sl4 L.
Zoo 10. on private terms, 800 single extra at sl3
$ll rs 58 bbl. 60
CoRN-There has been quite an active demand
Tor this article, but mostly in the speculative
order, and sales comprised $500 sacks, of which
1 Io9V Walte ana yellow on private terms, 1900 500
an9 q I 5oo White 7d and yellow at 81 20 V bushel.
OATs-HaVe been in moderate demand hut at n
further decline of &c. per bushel on Yesterdays
quotations. Sales comprise l50 and 800 sacks at
62$c., and 100 and 400 at CSC. per bushe
o5iaa33 BhAE-C1ntinues in fair supply with fair
transactions comprise 200 sacks at 81 As 900 on
pounds. ~ P'A 100
HAYccContinues in fair and steady demand, and
prices firm. Sales to-day comprise 300 bales fai
st. Louis at $29 per ton ordinary is quoted at 81
G1S25 per ton. 'S aSN1 ~ -
PoRK-Ihe market continues very quiet. We |
nave heard tnatone or two SMALL lots were Offering
but without finding any buyers. We, howeveT' |
quote choice mess nominal, for lots at s32 75G633
fs Dbl, and retailing at S33 25 70 bbl
B4coN-We have again to notice a yerv oniet
market, ana what little has been done was entirely
OF retail character, at l8c. for shoulders an3 |
ribbed sides, l9Gl94c. for clear do, zoe. for plan
hams, and 23@26c. ~ tb for sugar cured do.
LARD-The market to-day has exhibited con-
siderable activity, while rates show decided in
and sales comprise 100 tierces at l43c.
and rs kegs at tic. fB IT,
WHIsKY-Ihere has been considerable INQUIRY
for this article, but we have not heard that anyy
lana at 81 95@s2, and Western rectified at So Is
lg$2 ~ u gallon. There were sales today of 26
bbls. Western at 50 80 59 gallon.
INDIA BAGGING-There has been some little
movement in this article to-day, and sales were
reported of so bales at SIC. ~ yard. Dealers are
supplying the demand for the country at 34c. AZ
YARD Tor rolls and 35c. f9 yard for bales.
nj UuNNY BAGs-Are in fair supply, but quiet.
lnSte S we're, however sales to-day of 100 bales at
sS$c. apiece. They are selling in small lots at 20
L lg9N TIEs-Are in fair supply and demand at
-l@l2c. apiece. :"
BAtE Y !, Ro9rE;-Remains orr quiet but unchanged at
4e. IL H. for lots, and retailing at l63I63c. % h.
SuNn&IES-Potatoes are selling at 81 65663 90
,er barrel. Onions at S303 so ner harreI
{holce u epples at 55e@$5. Eggs at $3G@32 9 bbi
1nlchena al Sag6 ior small, and IS per doz for
MALT--Ihere is some little demand for Canada
81 75@S2, and Western at $l@SI 75 "a sse' bTsbei
HoPs-There is very fair demand for the new :
Fop, which are selling at 65D70c. Bavaria is {
carce at soc, S5 ID. sa4se ,ssss5 : !
0ns-LinHeed is in fair demand Qt 81 9O0s1 o.
gallon. Coal OIL is dull at 60GG5c. T3 gallon,
nd Lard OIL at 81 6O@$l So u gallon. = 9'-' ,,
BUTTER AND GHEESE-Wesern Butter is in good 4
apply but quiet at 22@23c. for common, 25052fc
II fair, 27@29c. for prime and 30@85c. for choice,
orthern is might supply and quiet at 4Oa4rc, "
. Cheese is selling at l5c. for skinned, 2l022c.
u factory y &c for English dairy 2S03Oc foretfl,
n and 93@3jc. for pine apple.
RI0E-Ihere is no Carolina and but very Itf1a
aia in the market, whiie the supply Of fonisi. ~
a IS light, but s selling readily at I24c.G3lI5
NAVAL SroREs-Rosiu is scarce with a fair ro-
lest, and prices firm and advancing, at s9Glsg 20 y
No l, So 90 for No, 2, 81 jQG1s5 for common Il
ten Is selling at 81 5O@SG IL bbl; Tar S4 5OG5 70
ana spirits Of Turpentine at S5@90c. d gallon. ia
o0fFEE-ihere is no prime in the market, as IL
late arrival of nearly 5000 sacks s not vet on Sc