New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-09-04
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IEsDAY MORNING, SEPTEMBER 4, 1866.
Commercial gatRlItgfnte.
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still further decline IN that market have exercised
very depressing tendency here. Buyers do not
appear at all anxious to operate, and are holding
aloof In anticipation of still further decline !:
while, on the other hand, factors appear DESTROYS
of realizing, and, in some instances evince dis
position to make concessions. Sales to-day have
been restricted to about 400 bales, the market
closing quite unsettled, at previous nominal quo
tatiops, viz: Ordinary 25@27c., good culinary
2s@sle., low middling ss@s4c., and midding
35@S6e.
aTATEsrEEr OF CoTroE.
Stock hana Scott Int Isgs-halea. a EI01lsg
Ssesiyed since Saturday ................... 500
Ssltsa BIssioa asSra azisle
Stock haAa and en- slipboard not eisaroa $3.50
The exports are 1859 bales for Havre and $50
bales for New York.
sUGAR AND MoLAssEs.- There have been no re
Ceipts for several days past. We notice some
little inquiry for Sugar to-day, and there were
sales of 1870 boxes 80 hhds. and 20 do muscoyadc
on private terms. 1t is generally held at 1250l3c
% -. In q retail way there was quite brisk
trade doing, at 125@13e. for common, 164@I79e.
% n. for yellow and white clarified There has
been no movement whatever for Molasses, but is
held by the cargo at 52@53c., and for, jobbing
lots at55@56e. @ gallon.
= T0BAGco-Has been very quiet to-day, and we
have heard Of no sales Of any magnitude. Buyers,
however, were looking around, but did not seem
willing to purchase at the prices asked, and hold
did not feel disposed to operate at any decline
In their prices, Which We quote as follows, viz. !:
low refused Light 3314c,, heavy do. 4305c., good
do. 5a@6c., common leaf s@l0c. fair leaf
I2@I4c., good do. 14DI6c., and for fine do
On i
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There has been quite good inquiry
for this article to-day, and prices remain firm and
unchanged. Sales comprise 20a0 bbls.. of which
$50 choice family at SIS 10 and so do. at.sl4 so,
I15 choice extra at s19, 80 do. at SIC So rs, 70
ard pc good extra at 81 Is, IS do. at s11 Is, so
do. at $lI 80, so low extra at s10,72, $50 on IFS
merits At $40 Is, 150 and 100 superfine at 50 rs,
300 los and Toe de.at 50 so, and 60 unbranded at
ss rs hbl.
Cons The market continues very quiet /; IN
fact, cir produce market generally was very
quiet to-day. but quite an active retail business
has been doing, as the quarantine restrictions at
4 the portof Mobile hove been removed, and bust
ness with that place Is again reopened. Sales are
confined to 5000 sacks in lots as follows, viz: 500,
4 400 and 800 white at 82c., 1000 white mixed at
s2c.s 800 white at 82c., 500 and 500 yellow mixed
attic. u bushel.
Cars NE have no change of any kind to notice
hi this article. The supply is moderate but the
demand Of very limited character. Sales to-day
are restricted to 800 sacks, Of which 200 at SO,
Z 200 at "a. and 500 at &c. 70 bushel.
BRAN-Is in Light supply and moderate demand
while prices remain firm and unchanged. Sales
to-day comprise 200 sacks at 81 20, and 100 at
ST Is per 100 ms.
H4y-4 frf,ars# Es,,,a Isaa,, IA 5s,Io# u ~, .
magnitude, but is quite firmly held at Sl8t1s for
st. Louis, and s2la26 for prime Ohio river.
PoRK-AWe have again to notice very quiet
market, while prices, though quotably unchanged,
are dropping. We have no round sales to report,
{ but fair retail business has been doing at $500
SO rs y Dbl. Round lots are held at s35 Us % bbl
! BAcoM-Has been Ia very active demand
at ls49I9c. for shoulders 2l5@22e. for
ribbed sides; 223c. for clear ribbed ana 23c
for clear sides, and 2s592Tc. per ID. for sugar
cured hams, There we're also sales to-day Of 4OI
casks clear sides at 33c. and IL casks shoulders
at I9es per IL.
LARD The demand is very limited and prices
dropping at 223@23c. for prime in tierees, and
2sAc. % fb. for kegs.
WHIsKY--Has been very dull throughout, and
we haye not heard Of any sales of any magnitude
prices, however, remain unehangedat 50 2oas2 q
for good western reetided.
Iap1A BAgsrNG Has been in very active re.
fal demand and several lots Of 2s and So bales
were sold to-day on private terms Dealers are
furnishing the demand for the country ii sse.
PEI yafd h rolls, and 40c. - yard in bales
BALE RopE-Ia in fair demand at Isle for I
ronnd lots, and lac. % u. for retail lots.
GUNNY BAas-Are in fair demand but light |
supply Dealers are obtaining SIC. apiece for
jobbing lots.
LARD orL-Ts in limited supply with fair de-
'mand and prices are firm at 81 s0@l 80 per
gallon.
STAR CAxD1gs-Are in moderate supply and
demand at Zoe. for ~ o., 2lc. for 10 or 22c for
II o., and 25c. for full weight. There were sales
to-day Of 50 boxes No. III at &C. Sa TO- a fraction
zlnder zoe was offered and refused for lot Of 800
boxes III 81.
AIT-Ia in fair supply and demand, and prices
are firm at $2@s2 Is for Liverpool coarse, and
az 05t1$2 20 far fine, from store. There are
several buyers il the market for large lots. but the
prices offered do not meet the views Of holders
kspNpRlEs Eggs are selling at s32G134 f9 bbl.,
Potatoes at ~ 25Cas2 o Dbl, Onions 1T 81 25@s4
6g " bhE, Apples at IS 50@s6 so % bbl., and
0hiokans at sl2@sIs % dozen for old, and $40
" for young,
NAVAL sToHHs Rosin ii very scarce and in re.
quest and prices are firm at 50 25as2 so for CON.
mon; "a for No. 2, and ~ % bbl. for MOL Pitch
Is selling st 50 ID Dbl. Tar at 81 80, and Spirits Of
Turpentine 81 67@60c. % gallon. There we're
sales today Of 80 bbls spirits turpentne at Sec.
per gallon
WooI u in fair supply but dull at l2SDI3e. for
berry, ls@25c. for inferior, and S0t035e. for
washed.
HoRa--Are scarce and dull at s0@sse. for Bel.
CLAN, and 75c. u d for American.
MATHS ID limited supply, but dull at 81 forI
Western and 81 GOOSE for Canada. #
BUrTER AND CHKEsE Good Western and North
erA Butter is scarce with d good retail demand,
at 25030e. for common Western, s5653sc for
rina 10. and 46c. per ID for orthern Strictly
Choice il held at $50. per ID, Cheese is quiet at
C9lae. for Western and 2Ic, per ID. for English
Dairy lots.
GoFERE The supply in FIRST hands is light, with
d fair demand at 275 C62sc ID 10, for ordinary to-
prime in currency. There sales todayof d cargo
consisting of 1900 bags Prime Rio on private
terms. A
FRE1aHTs The rate by steamer 10 Liverpool Is
3d Tor cotton. Rate by sail to Liverpool il ac.GD
9-I6d. 52 ID, and to HaTRe lie. ID nj for cotton
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