New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-08-25

which have been included since the actual account
Of stock was taken during the past week, The
exports since the close of our last weekly review
have been divided follows, viz; 1928 bales for
Liverpool, 6sS bales for New York, sos bales for
Vera Cruz, and 2l4 bales for Philadelphia,
STATEMENT OF COTTON.
Stock on hsnd Sept lst ls65-baes........... S3s39
Received since yesterday. ,.................,2 oS
Received previously Ot--io5aO
sG757o
Exported since yesterday lS28
Exported previously ''9-sfE-iooJ-
Stock on hand and % shDbosrd cleared. .... nO7
The exports this evening are exclusively for
Liverpool
SUGAR AND MoLAssEs-The receipts from the
coast for the past commercial week include
bbls. of Sugar and 60 bills of Molasses, OF which
65 bbls of the latter were received since yester-
day. The supply of Louisiana Sugar and Mo-
lasses is nearly exhausted, and very little is now
looked for until the coming in of the new crop,
which will probably be about two months. For
eign Sugar and Molasses is in fair though mot
large supply. Dizziness has been the general fea-
ture of the Sugar market throughout and the
only sales that have been reported are 46 hhds. of
Louisiana refined and IS hhds. of prime Porto
Rico and Cuba Sugar, all on private terms; in
fact so little business has been done, and prices
obtained are so irregular, that sellers are unwi-
ing to report prices. In Molasses there has been
quite brisk trade doing, and total sales sum up
65 bbls. of Louisiana MOlasses, sold this morning
on private terms, and $40 hhds, 10 tierces and
HOO bbIs. of Muscovaao Molasses at 523153c. F3
gallon. The retail trade has been quite light, at
l2lc. for common, Is, 16@l6Bs, for prime to
choice, and 17@173c. f3 1b for yellow and white
clarified Sugar. Molasses is retailing at 55@56c.
70 gallon. The imports for the week are $500
boxes of Sugar and 23O hhds. of Molasses, and the
exports "a bbls. of Molasses.
There were sales to-day Of 10 hhds, Cuba re-
fined at 15c. % Ii, and $50 hhds. of Cuba Mo
lasses at SOC. % gallon.
ToBAoco-The market opened very quiet and
depressed, but later favorable advices received
from New York of the heavy movement there,
holders Immediately stif1ened their prices and a
better feeling, was manifested throughout. The
weeks sales include 425 hhds. within range of the
following quotations, viz 4@4ac. for low refused
| light, 41@5c. for heavy do, s0l0e for common
leaf 12014c. for fairdo., 14516c. for good do, l6
6Isc. for fine do, and 2O@22c. for choice selec-
tons There has been considerable inquiry to-day
for Bremen and on private account but there were
no sales Of any magnitude made; prices however
closed firm at the above quotations. The receipts
for the week include hhds, and the exports 1894
hhds.
FLouR-The market opened firm at last weeks
closing rates, since which time, owing to the very
limited supply Of superfne, prices have advanced
fully 81 ID Dbl. Choice family Flour has been
quiet and unchanged; but low extra has been in
moderate demand and, in some instances an adj
ph l III Mo 10
mand throughout has been almost entirely for
good brands of superfne, of which the market is
almost entirely bare. The weeks sales comprise
1O,980 bbls. at 5000 5000 for superfne, $40 5O@
sll so for low extra sl1 75@l2 for good do,
| and So 506114 for choice ditto. Choice family
Flour has been selling at sl4 501l5 so u barrel.
The market to-day has been very quiet. There
| has been good inquiry for good superfne, which
is very hard to get. Other grades are quiet but
unchanged. Sales comprise 1850 bbls., of which
100 good extra sold at $12 IS, 100 fair do. at
sl1 rs, 300 low extra at sl1 121, 100 do. at $1I,
200 on private terms, 100 and IS superfne at $40,
and rs on its merits at 50 Is u barrel. The
weeks receipts include 1861 bills, and the ex-
ports 1862 bbls.
CoRN-The market has been very quiet through
out. The stock on hand is not large, but prices
have been ruling steadily in favor of buyers and
we notice a decline of about 23e. u bushel all
round. The weeks sales include 227OO sacks at
S790925c. for white, 806ls5c. for white mixed, so
@82e for yellow, and 75@7S for yellow mixed.
There has been but very little doing to-day and
the total sales sum up 1000 sacks. in lots as fol-
lows, viz 200 and 100 white at 9Oc., $50 do. at
SIDE, 200 white mixed at Soc, 100 prime yellow
| at Soc, and 800 and 800 yellow mixed at 76c. f9
bushel. The closing rates ares73@9Oc. for white,
sO0S2c. for white mixed, TS@S0c for yellow, and
and 75GD76c. for yellow mixed. The weeks re-
ceipts comprise 81, l2l sacks, and the exports
1928.
OATs-The market has been quite dull through
out and prices have declined fully 24c. ~ bushel.
The stock on hand IS fair, but the demand is of
the most limited character, and confined almost
entirely to our local trade. The weeks sales in
cluded 1850 sacks at A. arg, 4s@50c. f9 bushel.
There were sales to-day of 100 sacks, of which
$50, $50 aud l5O at 4sc., and 1000 do. at 47c. u
bushel. The weeks receipts comprise 10,777
sacks, and the exports 400 sacks.
BRAN--We have no alteration Of any kind to no.
tice in this article since our last weekly review.
Prices have remained firm and unchanged, but the
demand has been of very limited character, and
tVfeA auiSo HhIi up EAoV eaShS ~ ~ VdSgA AZ u
100 lbs. To-day there has been but very little
doing, and the only sales we have to report are
$50 and 1872 sacks at 81 10 U 100 ibs and so sacks
of Shorts at 81 u 100 ibs. The weeks receipts
comprise 1865 sacks, and exported none.
HAY-The market has been very quiet through
out, but prices have remained firm and unchanged.
The supply on hand is quite limited, but there is
little or no demand. The weeks sales include 200
and 300 bales of prime Ohio River, at $25 u ton.
To-day there were sales Of l65 bales of ST. Louis
at SIS q ton. There has been no receipts or
elearances during the week.
PoRK-The demand for this article since our
last weekly review, has been of very limited
character, and confined wholly to our local trade.
Holders have been quite firm in their prices but,
as is always the case, there are some who will sell
even at areduction in prices, but as general
thing, prices throughout have pemained as at last
weeks closing rates, viz $35 1906 per Dbl. for
round lots. The weeks sales comprise 669 bbls
at 500 per Dbl. To-day there were sales of so and
65 bbls at 500 per Dbl. The weeks receipts in.
elude 1886 bills, and the exports % bbls.
BACON : Has been in active retail demand
throughout The stock Of shoulders and sides on
hand is quite light, and prices have remained un,
changed. The weeks sales include SO casks and
1e4 tierces at 1s2@19c. for shoulders, &c. fol
ribbed sides, 230233c. for clear sides, and 26sc
2T@2fac. T2 b. for sugar-cured Hams. The mar
ket has exhibited considerable activity to-day