New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-09-17

EXPORTED previously. i19o-lo'SLt
stock on hand and on ship0oard cleared. S9s53
The exports are 1918 bales for Boston, and 6l3
bales for Philadelphia.
SUGAR AND MoLAssEs.-There has been nothing
doing to-day beyond small retail trade at FAC
13c. u Ii for fair to prime Cuba, 143c. for prime
Porto Rico, and lG40175c. u ii. for yellow and
white clarified. There has, however, been quite
an active demand for NIolasses at trmer prices,
and there were sales Of l7j hhds Of Porto RICO on
private terms and cargo in bond OF l3o hhas
and 50 tierces at 55c. VI gallon 1t has been re-
failing at 45@56c. U gallon -,
ToEAcco-The market has been very quiet to-
day. but we have heard Of only one or two lots
that were offered as prices that have been olerea
were too low for factors to operate on Inc STOCK
on hand is not large, but is still of very good
assortment. We have not heard of any sales, but
still continue to quote low refused light and heavy,
35@5c., common leaf 53@7c fair do. l4@llc.'
gooddo I15@123c. fine do. l4@l6c., and for choice
selections 1G@20c, " Ii. Lots for balng are held
at 2O@25c. u ID.
FLOrR-There is very fair demand noticeable
for low extra and superline, which are firm at
preyiOus prices but for choice extras and family
Flour there is only moderate local trade doing
and prices dropping. Sales to-day include l5O0
bbls., Of which 100 choice family at sl4 200
treble extra at So 50, 200 ut So 375, 80 do. at
sl2 Is. $50 at s12, so low extra at SO 70, 100 on
its merits at SO, 200 choice extra on private
terms 100 and 100 superfne at 50 G2a, and 100 fine
at SC % u Dbl.
CoRE-The market is very quiet. and the de-
mand is mostly for jobbing lots. Sales to-day are
restricted to $50 yellow mixed at Soc, and 1000
do. on private terms.
in pnfni Il NJ nj
Is2l9c. for shoulders, 22c, for ribbed sides, 23c.
for clear sides, and 27@273c U III for sugar.cured
hams. Round lots can be had from 3G9}c. y ID
less than the above quotations. The only sales TO-
day are casks of shoulders at Isle. u ID.
LARD-Is in fair supply, but with only amoderate
retail demand at 225c, for prime in tierces and
248c f9'tt for kegs.
WH1sKY-Continues dull, with only moderate
retail demand, at s. 2O92 80 u gallon for West
.ern rectifed.
OATs-Are in limited supply and demand, bu
prices continue firm. Sales to-day are confnet
to 200 and 300 sacks at SOC. 70 bushel.
BRAN-Is scarce but with only moderate dc
mand; prices, however, continue firm and IN
changed. Sales to-day are restricted to $50 sach
at 81 % U 100 lbs.
HAY-We have no change whatever to notice il
this article. The supply is fair, but the deman
confined almostwhOlly to the retail trade at 5000
$22 for st. Louis, and $26@s3O u ton for prim
Ohio river.
PoRk-The market continues very dull and de
pressed. The supply on hand is fair, but there
little or no demand Reports in regard to price
are so conflicting that it is impossible to get an
reliable quotations. We giye the following merel
for reference, with the remark that prices ten
mostly to the inside figures, viz $35@$35 50
barrel for round lots, and $50 5O@S35 Is for jol
bling lots
INDIA BAGaNG-Is in limited supply, with q