New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-09-19

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Exported since yesterday Observation-Disclosures.
Exported previously l6097-l69@
Stock on hand and on ,bDbo.rd not cleared 895l3
SUGAR AND MoLAssEs.-The receipts since yes
terday comprise hhds. inferior Sugar, from
Texas, and 10 bbls sorghum Molasses. There has
been but very little inquiry for round lots to-day,
but a very fair iobbing trade has been done, al
though the business is confined almost entirely to
our city trade at 12401l3c. for common l44c. for
prime Porto Rico, and l63@l7bc. % b. for yellow
and white clarified. In Molasses there is also
very fair business doing, at previous prices, viz
5606Oc. ~ gallon for small lots, and 53@55c. by
the cargo.
ToBACCo-Buyers were again looking around
to-day, and sales were made of 50, "a and20 hhds.
good leaf at prices within the range of our quo
tations. The stock hand is small, but is still of
good assortment and well suited for the foreign
markets, but the prices that are offered by buyers
in most instances are so low. that factors prefer
holding them than to sell at such figures.
We, however, quote low refused light and heavy
| 33015bc., common leaf 6@8c., fair do. 8@llc.,
good do. 12t914c., fine do. 14@l6c., and choice
selections 1G020c. T3 b. Lots for baling are held
at 20925c. "a ID.
FLoUR-Owing to some unexplained cause the
market to-day has exhibited considerable excite
ment. Buyers have eyinced considerable DISPOSE
ton to operate, but in many cases holders refused
to sell under the existing state of the market.
Superfine and low extra flour is quite scarce and
in fair request and prices firm. with still further
upward tendency. Choice brands are in better
demand and prices decidedly frmer. There has,
however, been very fair business done to-day,
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choice family at SIS, 400 and 50 do at $l4, 200
treble extra at $l3 3d. 200 DO at $3 l21, 50 do. at
$l3, 70 double extra at ST. so, 100 do. at $l2 75
300 at $I2 ST., 100 at sll Is, Is at $l1 So 50 on
its merits at SO 623 100 and 50 superine at SO,
3Ol, and 33l on its merits at 50 . ~ Dbl.
CoRS-The market has been very quiet to-day.
The demand is Of very limited character, but
prices remain unchanged. Sales are confined to
400 sacks, in lots, as follows, VIZ 400 white at
9Oc., 100 white mixed at SIZE. $50 yellow at 85c,
500 yellow mixed at 82083c., 100 and $50 do. at
SEC. u bushel
OArs-Are in limited supply and demand, but
prices continue firm. The sales to-day embraced
$50 and $50 sacks at soc u bushel.
BRAE-Is very scarce, but with only moderate
demand at previous prices. Sales to-day are con
fined to 200 sacks at 81 20, and 300 and 700, i'll
lots, 81 % u 100 lbs.
HAY-There has been nothing doing to-day eX-
cept a small retail trade at $20@2j for ST. Louis,
and $2861$3O u ton for Ohio river
PoRK-The market continues very dull. There
is but very little inquiry for round lots, while the
demand seems to be entirely for small jobbing
lots We have not heard Of any sales, but quote
it nominal at $35G135 % for round lots and S3j so
for retail lots.
BAcoN-Isin good supply, but with only mod
crate retail demand, and prices are dropping.
There were sales to-day Of 10 tierces sugarcured
hams at 2GBc. q b. The retail trade is moderate
at 1846919c., for shoulders, 2l02lac. for ribbed
sides, 220223c. for clear sides, and 2G3@27c. u b
for sugar.cured hams.
LARD.-The market is very quiet and prices
dropping. We have heard of some few small
sales being made at 22c for prime in tierces, and
24c. d Ii for kegs.
WHIsKY-Continues dull, with only moderate
retail demand, at 81 2OG92 80 u gallon for West
ern rectfed.
STAR CANDLEs-Are in fair supply and prices
firm at zoe for II o.. 2lc. for - or; pc. for IA
o.. and CSC for full weight There were sales TO-
day of 500 boxes assorted at the above quotations
, INDIA BAGGISG-The stock on hand is very light
! with fair retail demand, and prices are firm al
soc. for rolls. and Ale. per yard for bales. We
} have not heard of any round lots Offering.
) BALE RopE-Is in good supply with moderate
demand at l83 for round, and l9c. for retail lots
+ GuNNY BAGs-Are in fair demand and prices
firm. Several lots have been sold to arrive at30c
t piece.
SALr-Continues in active demand, and price:
are firm at $2092 Is for coarse from store, and
- 1902 % for Liverpool fine. There are seye
raj buyers now here but the prices offered DO not
meet the views of holders,
SuNDRIEs-Eggs are selling at $50 % I.
bbl. Potatoes at 81 IS ass y Dbl. Onions at 8 so
0s4 q Dbl, Apples ats2 50047 u Dbl, Chickens
| at $S3I2 u dozen and Beans $90$u q bushel.
| NAVAL SToREs-Rosin is very scarce and in re
quest, and prices are firm at 81 250$2 70 for com
mon; 81 for No. . and 81 u Dbl. for Mol. Pitch
is selling at 50 U Dbl Tar at g 50, and Spirits OF
Turpeutine at 57@60c. q gallon. There were
sales to-day of III bbIs. Tmpentine on private
: terms said 10 be at full prices.
/ Hors-Are scarce and dull at S0G83c. for Bel
gian and 75c. Il ID for American.
MATHS in limited supply, but dull at 81 fol
Western and g 10 for Canada
BrTrER. AND CuEEsE-Western Butter is in fair
supply but quiet at &c. for common, 25c fair, and
! 33@35e, q Ii. for choice. Goshen is selling al
4O@l3c. Il Ii. Cheese is quiet at l501sc. fol
t Western and 25@28c. per h. for English Dairy
lots
$ HIDEs-Are in limited supply, with fair de.
, man at l00lO3c. for green, and ~ @15e. u ID
: for dry.
e CorFEE-Continues inactive demand, and prices
4 remain firm at 27@29c u ID for ordinary to prime
: Rio in currency.
q FREIGuTs-The rate by sail to Liverpool is "a
. u Ii. for cotton, and AIS Cd. u hid, for Tobacco
and by steam ID. for Cotton; by sail to HOvre
l. he u ID. for Cotton By steam to New York
n &c. u Ii. for Cotton, and 81 so u hid. for To
}, bacco, and 75c, q Dbl. for Flour to Boston, by
e steam, &c. u Ii. for Cotton, and by sail to New
is York and Boston &c., for Cotton By steam t.
4 Philadelphia, &c. u il. for Cotton. Frenel
4 bark has been taken up for Hayre at lie. U Ii
v for Cotton.
4 LIVERPOOL MAREEr.-The subioined extract il
d taken from Messrs. Boult. English & Brandon'
t, foreign circular of August, 81:
n Cotton has been in good-damand during the pas
a week, but the market continuing 10 be uberulI