New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-07-28

comprise 22S0 bales for LN1fpoul' @@Oo N"e' ~
New York: 1894 bales for Providence 744 bales
for Havre; 2S5 bales for Boston, and Al bales for
STATEMENT OF COTTON
49,. an hand Sept lst ls6S-bales........... sSss9
Reserved since yesterday. AZ IA 9s
s25osS
exported previously p9o-foVYo
stock shipboArd cleared 1889
SuaAE AND MoLAssss- The receipts from the
coast since the close OF our last weekly review
comprise 81 hhds. Sugar and bbs. of Molasses
There has been nothing received since yeterday
The supply of Louisiana Sugar and Molasses Is |
exhausted, but foreign productions are in fair
supply. The market throughout the week has
been very quiet, the only sales of any conse-
quence that transpired having been II hhds. fully
fair Louisiana Sugar atl43c, y ID, 4 bills Molas
seq at SOC. 70 gallon, and 800 hhds. Muscovado
Molasses at SOC. q gallon. Cuba and Porto Rico
Sugars are retailing l6@l64@l64c. for prime to
choice, and 17@171c. y ID for yellow and white
clarified. Cuba Molasses retails at 55c. y gallon
We have no sales to report to-day. The imports
for the week comprise 266 hhds. of Sugar and 1855
hhds and 20 tierces Of Molasses and the exports
included hhds. of Sugar and $50 bills OF Mo
lasses.
ToBAoco-Is in fair supply, with good assort-
mept There has been moderate inquiry through
out on occount Of the French government, and
negotiations are still pending for several large
lots; but the only actual sales we have been able
to report were 283 hhds. Of Tugs, and operations
have been involved in so much secresy that we
we're unable to give prices. We, however, quote
approximating rates as follows: Low refused,
~ md baoxr 5a EiH1Eln 0pOd
73lIIc.; common Leaf, 12@l5c.; fair do, l5@l7c.;
| good do, 1701ac; and choice, 2O@23c. y ID,
The sales to-day included $50 hhds., within the
| range of the above quotations. The weeks
receipts include $40 hbds., and the clearances 226
| hhds. There is a movement on foot to ship some
| 700 Ahds. to Bremen en- account of holders, which
! will doubtless strength then prices.
FbouR-The market has been dull throughout
tie week In fact, the movement in the general
! produce market has been reduced to a low sum
ner standard. The supply Of Flour on hand is
not large, especially the grade of supertine.
| Prices, however, have been weak and dropping,
| owing to the very limited demand, which has been
confined almost wholly to our local trade. The
weeks sales have been confined to 1920 bbls., at
i SIS 50@s8 rs for superfne, $l0@sl0 SO for extra
sl2Qsl4 for choice do, and SIG 50@Sl7 for choice
family. Dizziness seems to be the general feature
of the market to- day, and prices close weak. The
sales are confined to 900 bbls, of which 100 choice
extra at sl4, 100 do. at Sl3 50 100 good extra at
So So 1OOsuperine at IS 624 and 100 do. at IS 70
az Dbl. The weeks receipts include 1926 bills;
| cleared 1881 bbls,
CoRS--At the close of our last weekly review,
the landing was almost entirely bare Of Corn of all
descriptions, although the supply in store of vel
low and yellow mixed was quite ample, but white
was very scarce. Since then receipts have been
coming in very slowly. They were, however, am
| pie for the demand, which has been Of very re-
strcted character; but prices for white have adj
/ vanced during the week abont 23o. o bushel,
/ owing to the scarcity and better demand for that
| class The weeks sales include 1890 sacks at
| 80@923e. for yellow and yellow mixed and 81 10
i @Sl l2b for white and white mixed. The market
closed dull, and prices for white have lost what
they gained during the early part of the week,
The days sales include 1900 sacks in lots as fol-
| lows, viz: $40 and $50 white at 81 l23, $50 and
800 do. at 81 10, 200 and 2lo yellow at 900. VI
! bushe The weeks receipts include 1884 sacks.
/ Cleared $500 sacks. Private dispatches received
from St. Louis to-day report Corn firm at 9O094c.
/ for white and white mixed, and 70@73c. % bushel
! for yellow and yellow mixed.
4 0ATs-We have no change to note in this article
during the week. The supply on hand though
| not large has been sufficient for the demand, and
| prices have remained unchanged throughout. The
weeks sales have been confined to 300 sacks at
| 5O0352c. n bushel. The market closes somewhat
| irmer at 53c. % bushel sales to-day include 800
Sacks of which 353 and 100 at 53c, and 100 at SIC.
10 bushel The weeks receipts include 2059 sacks.
Cleared, none.
BRAHAHas been very quiet throughout, with
sales Of 500 sacks at 81 IO@sl 123 p 100 lbs. The
market to-day remains unchanged at previous
prices, The sales were 22O, 800 and $50 sacks at
81 l23, and 100 inferior at 81 10 y 100 lbs. The
weeks receipts include $685. sacks. Cleared, $50
sacks.
HAY-Continues dull. The receipts have beer
light but the supply hand is still sufficient to
meet the demand, while prices are weak and
dropping The weeks sales include 93l bales al
sl50sl6 for ST. Louis, and $23@s24 y ton fol
prime Ohio river. There have been no sales OF
any magnitude to-day, The weeks receipts com
prise 1888 bales. Cleared, $50 bales.
PoRK-Has been very quiet throughout, and
i prces have declined about soc. % Dbl. The sup
i Div Of choice mess is not large, the estimated
amount being about $500 hbls., which is in the
hands of two or three dealers. There is how
ever, a considerable amount of inferior qualities
4 which are Offering at very low figures, but DO no
find buyers. AS general thing, holders are quite
firm in their prices and will not make any conees
sions whatever, as better demand and higher
prices are confidently anticipated. The weeks
sales include 200 bbls in lots Of so each at s34 81
IA bhl Dealers are asking and obtaining $35 q
Dbl in iobbing lots There we're sales to-day o
so bbls. choice mess at S35 q Dbl. The weeks re
ceipts include 42S bills, and the exports So bbls
BAcoN-Sides and shoulders have been quite
scarce, but the demand has been entirely of re
tail character and quite moderate at that. Prices
!, hewever, have remained very firm. Hams are il
fair supply, but dull. The weeks sales include 81
casks and terces at 1Tac. for shoulders, 2lc. TO
ribbed sides, 2lle for clear ibbed, 22c. for clea
$ Sides and 26@26sc. for sugar-cured hams. Their
/ has been the usual retail trade to-day, but nj
! round sales have been made, The weeks receipt
include 251 tierces and 229 casks. Cleared, none
LAaD-Has remained quiet throughout, and tn
business done has been entirely of retail charat
i ter. There have been no sales of any magnitude
e but prices remain unchanged at 2S@233c. ft
prime in tierces and 25c. U ID. in kegs. II
weeks receipts amount to 227 terces and /;
kegs. Cleared, 20 kegs.
WaisKY-Has been dull, aud only very sma
retail trade has been done at 50 ss q gallon. 1t
I | I.ts = -z.l -. - 60 90 For oo,5 ractifed III