New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-11-09

Ul COktuu anu ObitI std plE al llCless 81
COMPARATIVE RECEIPTS OF COTTON AT THIS PORT Il
FOR THE PAST TWO WEEKS.
Nov 3-bales, 2)l7 Oct 27-bales. Il
NV NV ,5i5 Ct 9st 25:..:::::: l!5} !55
Nov 6.....,..... 5293 0ct $9,..,......:. igE5 J9 =
ESy Ny t5s5 SsF. Ss5
a55s l7l55 {
STATEMENT OF COTTON,
stock on hand Sept. ls iSt6-baes lO2l59 !
ssssiys9 sssysa sssSossy 5,sSi 5sso..'y 53
2i9,055
Esss;,s$ Essst.:5 ;,Pss 55ss;s :3-se Ts
stock on band and on shpbontd cisarod.. l3275t
The exports are 3G8l bales for Liverpool and
1907 for Boston.
SUGAR AND Mo1AssEs-The receipts Of the new
crop are yet very light, and comprise since yes
tsriay &c hhds. Of Sugar and 108 bbls. M0Iasses.
There il quite an active demand for the higher
GRADES, while prices continue unchanged, and All
or nearly all Of the new supplies have been sold.
Transactions include 10 llhds., 10 lots, At
1330l33c. for fair l5l0l5}c. for fully fair, l54e
for prime, l5SC. for centrifugal, and l5sDl64c. u
ii. for yellow clarified; and lS9 bbls. Molasses, IN
five lots, at 90Q593c. for prime, and SlG9Sl 02 u
gallon for choice. There have also been sales OF
liz boxes No. u Cuba Sugar at l24c u ID. Cuba
M0lasses is retailing at 6jc. q gallon, and held "
the cargo at 60c.
TogAcco.-Buyers for foreign markets were
: again looking around to-day, and we understand
that quite large lot has been sold at full market
rates but the full particulars were withheld. The
nanu, however, IS 100 Sliltll lDE any very
extended operations, but whatlitte remains is very
: firmly held at previous prices, which we repeat
as follows, viz: Low refused, light and heavy 35
01Gc.; common leaf 63GIc.; fair do 78f09c.; good
do lOllllc. fine do. l2l9l3c., and choice selec-
y tons l40lGe. per lb. Lots for baing are held at
3 20025c. per lb.
I FLoUR-The market to-day has exhibited con
4 siderable activity. Prices, however, are very
irregular, but firmer than yesterday Sales com
" prsed $500 bbls. of which 100 choice treble extra
at sl5 300 do at $l4 So 50 treble extra at $l4 co.
$50 do $l3 75 100 on its merits at Sl4 90, 100 dou
bic extra at $l3 60, 230 on its merits at S3 co. 100
y single extra at $l2 IS 100 do. at So 623 100 do.
at $l2 25 200 do at $l2 co. 200 do at $ll 87, $50,
100 and 50 superne at l rs, 800 do at $ll so, and
"a so fine at $40 G23 per Dbl.
CoRN--The market has been quiet to-day, but
prices are frmer, owing partly to a demand for
Il shipment. Sales include 1000 sacks yellow and
Il mixed at 81 20. At the close of the day 81 25 -
5 bushel was asked and one or two small lots sold
" OArs-There has been very fair demand for
this article but owing to the additions to supplies,
rates show little weakness, but with no quotable
At variation. Sales comprise 500 sacks at 60c 1900
ng and 300 at &C., and 200 at G25c. f9 bushel.
on BRAN-Has also beenin good demand, butPrices
nd exhibit considerable irreguarity, with down
ed ward tendency. Sales to-day include 24OO sacks
of which $50 Inferior at 81 49, 1000 at 81 40 500
lc- and 200 at 81 45, and 100 at 81 so i3 100 lbs
ISL. HAY-Continues in fair demand, and prices are
TO steady and firm. Sales include 100 bales prime
St. Louis at S29 and 100 do. at 500 so 49 ton.
ate Round hoop is quoted at $240S25 u ton.
owing to the depressing rumors from the Western
led and Northern markets prices here have declined
lll, fully 81 per bbl. during the past few days w
u now quote choice old mess nominal at S3l 500
la $3l IS y bbl., and markets are now in sucl
ia an unsettled state that it is almost impossible t.
get even that price, although we have heard tina
IOs two lots of choice overweight were sold at
65 higher figure. 1t is retailing slowly at $320S2 2
ton BAcoX-Ts also very quiet, and what little
nge doing is almost entirely OF retail character, an'
lad NIrr tll9t a lFf n
clear sides had been sold, but the particulars wer
rrs withheld. We quote shoulders at l7@ll3c
mo- ribbed sides at I8C., clear do. at 1S30lS4c plai
ms hams at 20@2lc. and sugar cured do. at 25926c
u q. LARD-There has been considerable moyemen
- in this article to-day, while rates are frmer bu
I've not higher than yesterday Sales comprise 90
pa WHIsKY-rhere has been considerable inquir
.ble for this article but have not heard that ian
and large lots changed hands. We still quote Lou
find lana at $l-95QYS2, and Western reGuhed at ~
ex- @52 80 f9 gallon.
ank INDIA B1GG1NG-Contnues in good retail dt
per mand, and understand that several small lot
us have been disposed of; we however quote lots q
zap @34c % yard, and retailing at 34c. for roll
and 355c. f8 yard for bales.
ysis GUNNY BAGs-Are in good supply, but only
md iobbing trade is doing at 29c. .@3Oc. apiece.
the IRON TIEs-Are in limited supply with an acti7
,cl. CIe demand, and prices firm at 1l012c apiece.
nTn ,nne BALE RoPE-Remains quiet but unchanged
ss lac. f3 b. for lots, and retailing at l6@l64c B
wnr per barrel. Onions at 5000 SO per barre
N Choice apples at 75cG$5. Eggs at S3O@32 9} bt
% if Chickens at $466, for small, and So per doz #
,bor large, and turkeys at S24Ql30 f3 dozen.
MALT-There is some little demand for Canat
lvar at 81 751$2 and Western at $lGSl rs 49 bushe
ION, HoPs-There is a very fair demand for the ne
+hn | crop, which are selling at 65@7Oc. Bavaria
lnce scarce at SOC. % ID:
51s OLs-Linseed is in fair demand at 81 9O@sl
ri 49 gallon Coal Oil is dull at 60@65c. f3 gallo
t5 and Lard Oil at 81 60@$l 65 fB gallon.
~ BUTTER AND CHEEsE-Western Butter is in go
!: supply but quiet at 22Q923c for common, 25t92t
III for fair, 27l29c for prime and 30@35c for ehoic
oper @ Northern is light supply and quiet at 4O@45c
aSa Ii. Cheese is selling at l5c. for skinned, 2l@2:
No for factory, 24c. for English dairy, 283Oc for 81
t eiiu, ton and 33(135G. for pine apple.
uhtg R1CE-There is no Carolina and but very lit
gato India in the market while the supply of Loui
so ana is light, but is selling readily at l23c. .@l
nifb ifP . h.
,o. quest and prices firm and advancing, at $90$9
hces for No. l. Sc 50 for No. q 81 50Sl for comm
1924 Pitch is selling at 81 50@S6 u bbl.; Tar 81 81
96 S. and Spirits of Turpentine at 85@9Oc B gall
80 1C-- CoFFEE-There is no prime Offering, atthou
1924 there were receipts Of about 5000 bags which
nces not yet been placed in the market. We qu
good TO prime at 285o. U tb. in currency
b+ Of FREIGHTs-There is but very little availa
w II "a tonnage Offering, with fair inquiry and ra
I8Sf uSgE are firm as follows, viz; By steam to N
: tc York; lc. 49 ID. for Cotton, 90c@Sl Is bbl.
= ,rn3 1ne Flour By steam to Boston, lac. U 1b. fer
tand tom. and 81 Per Dbl, for Flour. .6 u By
Ondi W Nv @ ~ a. III " ~ t,I R STAIN i, irornr
9Seg' I5ss i'd d. tb. for Cotton and by sail, 5@916
! bo il for Cotton. By sail to Hayre l!c. u fb.
2 nc GT Cotton. A ship was taken up for Havre vest
not aay a1 l5e' z ~ --,,.
eport A TOBACCO LAWSult BY THE hoFhsohiLpS'--l -
debt Richmond, Va, Examiner says:
The suit brought by the Rothschild Broth
against R. H. Dibre and w. W. Weisiger, for
N IT. recovery of upwards of two hundred hogshe
this of tobacco, will be tried on Friday next ]
the circumstances are as followa: In the years
n his 1853 aud 1860 the Rothschild Brothers, Of Pa
held bought IN this city by thelr agehl upwards Of
norm lenee. which was deposited in Myers warehor
his in and the receipts of R. H. Disrel and W. W.
epre- sger, in the shape Of tobacco notes, were g
time for it. After the eVacualun, tTe oe1eJp