New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-04-24

dinary 33l934c. low middling, 36G937c., and md
ding, 40c
STATEMENT OF coTToE.
s.o,k .n bo ID Sept ls 1SSs--baes. ........ $3.50
Rsceiyed sjnc>' Saturday. y..-............... 1873
Received prsros 3aH-6730N
... 756259
Exported SATIN day ae7 sor or.
Exported previously '
e.oO ~, hand and an h,n,,s,o not cleared s95
The exports are for Liverpool, exclusively.
SUGAR AND MoLAssEs-Th receipts from the
coast since Saturday comprise 50 hhds. sugar anu
60 bbls. of Molasses. The markes 'o'uaS na'
been quite dull, with nothing doing exceptln re-
tail parcels The supply of inferior ooni'su.
and foreign Sugars is quite anpio, NV
there is little or none of the hner grauss onei."s'
We quote Louisiana Sugar at a@llc for INFERIOR,
190a13c. for common to good common, No. for
fair. 153nl6c. for yellow clarified, and 1910. ID.
for white clarified. Common Moiasses a'ooc'' anu
prime att7o@75c. % gallon.
WrsrEns PRoDUcE-The market opened this
morning with fair demand for Corn and other
grain, but with very little inquiry for Flour Pro-
visions are still firm, but with no inquiry except
for small lots.
FLous-The market to-day is depressed, with
little or no inquiry for the lower grades while the
higher grades are scarce and firm. We notice
Bal0S Ou1y ol law uDls VIZ LVu EATd dL pl1 10,
| 200 do. at 81 rs, 500 on its merits on private
terms, 100 Superne at 50 50, and 800 do. at s8 so
u bbl 4
! CoRN-The market opened to-day brisk and
| firm at Saturdays closing quotations. Some 5000
sacks changed hands in the following order, viz:
5000 white and yellow at 81 05 500 white at 81 O5
800 do. at 81 o5 and 200 do. at 81 Oh y bushel.
| OATs-We have no change to notice in prices
since our last but they still continue firm. Some
5000 sacks changed hands to-day in the following
order: 100 sacks at &c., $50 prime at 54c, $50
at $50. and 800 at SIC. % bushel.
| BRAE-The movement to-day has been quiet.
ZOO sacks were sold at 81 225@sl 25 U 100 lbs.
HAYS firm with but little inquiry. 200 bales
prime Western were sold at s28 79 ton.
PoRK-The demand is mostly for retail parcel .
We heard of no round lots being disposed of
| during the day, and still quote good mess at $3.50
! s28 so per bbl.
| BAcoN-There is very little doing except in
small lots, but at fair prices, to-day. casks OF
clear sides were sold at 1870. per h. We still con
tipue to quote shoulders at l22@13c.; ribbed
sides at l55c. plain hams at l7c. and sugar cured
do. at 22e. per lb
GREEN MEArs-The market is quite dull an6
prices to-day exhibit decline in shoulders; Is,
900 lbs. were sold at l0sc. per lb., but we con
tinue to quote sides at l3c. per Id.
LARD-The market is quiet, with no sales of any
magnitude. We quote prime in tierces at 1sa@
19c.; in kegs, 2lc. % b. -~'
i SUNDRIEs-Good Northern and Western Butter il
scarce and in request. Wequote Goshen at 6o@65c
generally nclining to the outside figures, and dair.
lots at 60c % fb.; Northern and Western Chees
at 24c.; English dairy at 27c Soap at lot@l5c AM
Starch at 6@l2c. % b.
/ STAR CANDLEs-The market is quiet, with yer
little inquiry. We quote light weight at lSl@ls3e
and full weight 24c. . b. ..an.
WHrsKY-The market is dull and depressed wit
no sales of any magnitude. We still continue
quote rectfed 81 25@s2 "a per gallon. ..-
SALr-There is very fair demand for Sal
and it readily commands 81 so per bushel by th
cargo.
BAGGNa-The demand for this article is active
Dealers supplied at 25@25Ac. y yard in roll
and 27c. q yard in bales.
: FRErGHrs-There is moderate demand at fri
prices to foreign ports, while that for domest
n continues very dull. We republish previous qu'
tations Cotton by steam to New York is taken
&c., and to Boston at &c. % b., and by sail
~ both of the above ports at Be; by steam to Live
8 pool at Id, and by sail at 0.16@5d.; to Havre
i sail 1I01ac. d tb. There is no Flour going 70
: ward to New York OR to Europe, and we thereto
omit quotations for that article, as they are on
calculated to mislead parties interested.