New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-11-03
IMPERATIVE RECEIPTS of COTTON AT THIS PORT


Exported since yesterday i S5 . 30
Exported previously ''i'-'-r'l=
g,a.s on hand and on shtDoonrd not cleared. I21655
The exports this evening are exclusively for I
| New York.
Louisiana Sugar for the past week comprise q t
hhds The first lot Of 10 bids. were received on
last Saturday, from the parish OF ----, and {;
classed as fully fair, and We're sold at l6.c. W y.
The balance was received in lots OF and . hhds.
of which hhds. received this morning, hhds. OF
fully fair and hids. good common TO tar: me
former sold at l54c and the latter at l4fc. q d.
The receipts of Molasses and Syrup have been
much heavier and comprise go half bbs. and l4t
bblS of Motasses, and GO bbis. Of Syrup, OF winch
| 30 bbls. of fair Molasses received this morning,
and 81 hbs. strictly choice and sold al soc. i9r
the former ana 81 per gallon for the latter. Inc
Syrup was all sold at 9jc.0g$l per gal. There now
remains only lot of bbis. of new Moasses IN iIst
hands, and no new Sugar. The inquiry through
out mas been quite active, and were our feceipts |
larger quite heavy business could be looked Tor
e we now quote Louisiana Sugar at llWl44c. Tor
i good common to fair, l530l54c. for good talr'
and I52l6c. f3 h. for fully fair; new Molasses at
Sc. 69SI 9 gallon, and Syrup at c.63sl u gallon,
The imports for the week comprise l52 ihds and !
Z lis boxes of Sugar 1863 hhds., l79 tierces and
stand, have been sold, and nearly all taken by
one party. The full particulars were, however,
q withheld. We however quote common CUBA
4 Sugar at 1l4@l2c., fair l3Dl4c prime I43Qgl5c.
"a choice l54@l6c., and clarified at lG0l7c u ID,
aud Molasses at 60@65c. u gallon. The exports
i for the week are So hhds OF Sugar and l46 Dds
e Of Molasses. .
u this article since our last weekly review. Buyers
a. for foreign account have been looking around
70 but very little, while those for the city trade ana
" for baIing have purchased very cautiously,
and the only sales during the week were 48 hhds.
tie taken for Bremen, and some or hhds takentor
We bang purposes at full previous prices Inc STOCK
on hand however is very light and does not offer
any Inducements for very extended operations,
ed but what little here il very firmly held at PREV
A. GUS quotations. which we repeat, as follows, VIZ;
TX Low refused light and heavy 53C@6c, common leal
nd 63Gl7c., fair do. 75@9c., good do. lU(g hnt
P. do. l263c., and choice selections l4Ggl6C " II
on Lots for baling are held at 2O@25c u ID, Week:
receipts comprise Sc hhds and the exports IL huds
50 FLoUR-The market opened active and firm a
OF last weeks closing rates, and the demand through
re- out has continued steady although yesterday
there appeared to be slight falling of and price
tie, somewhat easier. Transactions throughout nav
been mostly in the higher classes, as prices rsn
perfne have ruled so high thatbuyers preferred t
ed buy of the higher grades as the advance III ines
Qualities has not been in proportion to the 10 Fe
the grades. The weeks sales comprise IL 45O D ne
ock at prices ranging from $l2Gll2 81 for fine, $50
re- 10 Is for superiue SIS j0G1l3 % for single eH
ira SlIGnl4 so for double extra, $l4 IJGgl5
= for treble extra and SIS 50G1lGfor choice family
err To-day the market has been quiet and prices ca
10 hibited a downward tendency, although we nav
are as yet no quotable change. Sales include n
be bills. of which 100 very choice extra sold
cia SIS Is 100 do at SIS 100 and 100 treble extra
in 49, 100 double extra at Sl4 g. 10 do al 4 OF
Day 100 single extra at $l3 so, 299 on It's merits
=,
the pernc on private terms, l60 do. at SD and Il
loss fine at SD II Dbl. The week receipts have bee
to quite heavy, but greater portion OF them wel
sell for shipments, and the total amount Is 10y
,cks hbs the exports comprise 1866 bills
tive CoRN-The market opened firm, with talr d
tors mand at last weeks closing rates, but since the
pub owing to the favorable reports from The Hestal
lon to the general excitement in the Western gra
rtily Market produced mostly by spectators, caust
wer an advance here of Csc. u bushe The dema1
throughout has, however, been mostly OF spe
Tlo tiva0 and what few REGENTS have come
~" were Immediately sold at advanced prices. III
oss weeks sales comprise 26,7O0 sacks at $! i5DSl
: in u bushel for white mixed and yellow. To-Day
Iee7 market was very quiet as purchasers refused
bo pay the high prices asked, in anticipation OF
in. elining market; prices, however, closed hrm
n 81 4O at which figure $50 sacks yellow eXchang
adi hands. The weeks receipts comprise 1914 saci
,oso and the exports 600 sacks.
4i OATs-The supply and receipts OF this artic
anv have been very light. The demand moderate a.
any prices have advanced fully &c. % bushe, viii
IeS ee was caused chiefly by the scarcity The weel
= ~ sales comprise 1850 sacks at 65@6Sc: t bush
u ~ To-day the market exhibited considerable actly
5la t and prices remain firm at previous quotation
w. and transactions comprise 1900 sacks OF VIII
pop 300 at 65c 600 at &C., and $50 and 800 at CSC.
bushel. The weeks receipts comprise ~
was a sacks and the exports 5000 sacks.
u the BRAN-Has continued in fair demand throuE
many out The stock on hand is light, and receipts
to be ited and owing the scarcity and to thencrei
MOI IN the demand during the latter part OF the we
!; we holders were enabled to realize an advance OF
to in per bushel on last weeks closing rates
sales comprise 5000 sacks at 81 350l so per
$ that lbs. The market to-day has been quiet, and
inter- notice still further advance of l0c. per 100
ut for Sales comprise 100 sacks at 81 so, 200 at 81
eight and 100 at 81 GO per 100 lbs The weeks recei
were comprise 1884, and the exports 100 sacks.
them HAY-The demand for this article during
first part of the week was quite active The ST
uch IS on hand was only moderate, and sales being q
Post. heavy IN small stock was considerably reduC
): which caused prices to show little more fir
sup but with no quotable change. Sales comp
IN idle 47l0 bales at S24(0S25 for round hoop Ohio,
wants $2861S29 per ton for prime Ohio river. Toe
e, and there were sales of 1000 bales ordinary ST. lat
mailer at S27 so; 100 fair do at S28 aud 200 bales pr
of the do at 500 per ton The weeks receipts comp
1884 bales and the exports 500 bales
PoRK-The market throughout has been
lt506 inactive and prices dropping, with a decline
is not fully 81 T9 Dbl on last weeks closing rates.
boxing understand that several small lots have
on the offered, but did not find any eager buyers, al
ments would be difficult to eieCtsaes even at quoar
paper now given. The stock on hand is not large, ana
On IN not exceed 5000 bbls. Of mess, but there is
llatlVe demand whatever. w now quote choice me
ings in lots at $33@33 50 3 bbl and retailing at SD.
to be day there sales of 325 bbs. on private tie
said to be about 532 u Dbl, The weeks rect
!: comprise 1913 bbls. and the exports ll9 bh.s.
IS was BACoN-1he stock of shoulders at the clio
show. o0r last weekly review was quite light, but
nat OF then there have been receipts of about so ca
in the the demand, however, was only moderate,
IS com prices were weakened III sides and hams
passed previous business has been confined principal
ing, no a retail trade and but few lots have cha
nge to- hands, and are as follows: It's tierces ST.
public hams at 254Q26G. Is casks shoulders at lS3c