New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-05-30

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Recsiyed preyio9siy 550-7O9ss5
793,1z4
Exported yesterday .................... Us m
Exported previously tiS-65o95
Stock on hand and on shipboard cleared 23l
The exports are for Hayre exclusively.
| SUGAR AND MoLAssEs-The receipts from the
coast since yesterday comprise 38 hhds. Of Sugar.
No Moasses. The supply of Louisiana sugar and
Molasses is limited, while the foreign produc-
tons is large but with very little demand lof
either. The only sale we can report To-Day Is ~
hhds good common Cuba Sugar at l24c. U ID; Dut
it is retailing at l23@l35c U ID. for NOS II ana
10 Louisiana Sugar at ll3@l2}c. Tor common 10
good common 138G1l44c. for fair to fully fair
l55c. for prime, and l6c. u b Tor choice.
Tn Molasses. there is only small retail business
doing at 506155o % gallon for Cuba. There is bnt
yery little Louisiana Molasses offering, and there
are no sales. We, therefore, omit quotations.
FLoUR-Choice superfne, low and middling
extra brands of Flour are in very good demand,
especially for the new receipts but for the other
grades there is only a small retail demand, at pre-
vious quotations The supply on hand is limited
and firmly held but holders are not pressing their
stocks on the market. The sales to-day include
100 bills. of which so bbls. choice extra at $l4,
SO do. of bakers brands at $l3 so, 30 do. good
1
$l2 SO, 60 low extra at $ll so do. at $40 628 so
superfne at 50 623, and 200 do. at 50 50 % Dbl.
In our quotations of yesterday we noticed sale
Of 100 bbls Of very choice extra, which, through
mistake was reported at $l3 so, but which sold
at SIG y Dbl.
CoRs-There is good supply of this article on
hand, and prices remain at yesterdays quotations,
but the market has been quiet to-day and sales
tn, ipJ ba 1o+e
viz: $50 prime white at 95c. 500 and 200 white at
92ic.; 800 yellow at 9Oc.; 500 white at 9Oc,; 200
yellow at s73c.; 5000 yellow and yellow mixed at
8jc., and 400 and HOO white mixed at SIC. u
bushel.
OATs-Are in better demand, while prices are
firm at yesterdays quotations, and the supply on
hand is quite large. The sales to-day amount to
200 sacks, of which 500 at 55c., 400 at 54c and
1900 at 53c U bushel.
BRAN-Remains quiet, but prices are fuller and
frmer than yesterday. The supply on hand is
limited, but is still ample for the demand, which is
altogether Of local character. Sales were con
fined to 400 sacks, of which 500 at 81 l73, and 200
at 81 Is % 100 lbs. .....
HAY-Remains unchanged The supply on hand
is ample, but the demand is of the most limited
character. There were sales to-day Of boat
load, consisting of 100 bales prime Western at so
% ton.
PoRK-Continues firm with an active retail de.
mand. There is considerable inquiry for round
lots, but the supply is SO limited that holders are
unwilling to sell large lots. Wenotice sales to-day
Of 50 bbs new mess at $33 so % Dbl, but dealers
are now holding at $34 % Dbl. for jobbing lots
Late adyices from Cincinnati report it at $3j 50 u
Dbl. for new mess.
BAcoN-We have no change to note in this
/ article. There is an active retail demand, and
! prices rule decidedly in favor of holders The
supply on hand is quite limited and in the hands Of
a very few Dealers and it readily commands 15c.
for shoulders, 1Sc. for ribbed sides, zoe. for clear
sides, and 28c. p ID for sugar,cured hams, Late
yesterday evening 20 casks clear sides sold at 1910
The same price was refused for another lot to-day
LARD-The supply on hand is limited, with an
active demand, and prices are very firm at 23c
forprime in tierces and 24c. % ID, in kegs.
STAR CAEDLEs-Are in fair supply, but moder
ate demand at 1890. for II o.; 2lc for IA o.; and
CSC % Ib. for l6 OF.
WHGsKY-Is still inactive. The supply on hand j;
large but with no demand for round lots There il
| small retail business doing at 81 20 and 50 80 q
gallon for Western rectiied.
Salts active at 81 IS for coarse Liverpool
and 81 9O0l 50 for fine do.
: NAVAL sToREs-Rosn is selling at 81 so fol
common 1898 so for No. 3, So 50 for No. 2
and for No. l, s. 10 Dbl, Tar at g so +; Pitch a
50, and Spirits of Turpentine at CSC u gallon.
BAGGNG-Remains quiet, butitis still very firmly
held at 20e. in rolls, and sic. % yard in bales.
BALE RoPE-There is but very little of this ar
ticle on hand, and that is divided among.a few
Z dealers, but prices are firm at lsc. % ID.
pTTTFp Avn CrJrpeE The Ct0ply OF Gnpbar ouf
Western Butter is ample, with liberal receipts ant
t in very good demand at 5O055c. for the former
and 38@45c. 79 Ii. for the latter There is ne
common or old Butter now in market, and we
therefore omit quotations. Cheese is in fair sup
ply, but dull at l5@22c. for western, and 27c. 4
Ii. fqg English dairy lots.
AEDRIEs-P Potatoes are selling at 81 25692 90
onions 81 50 to So, apples at $638T} Dbl, eggs a
$32@33 u Dbl, and sauerkraut $l5@16 % Dbl
chickens at IS 50 to 50 {9 doz and turkeys at $3t
% doz.
CoFFEE-Owing to the fluctuations in gold VIZ
have dull market to report in this article, bu
= prices are somewhat easier. Dealers are furnish
ing the demand for the country at 25@129kc. $3 Il
for ordinary to prime Rio, in currency.
FREIGHTs-The demand for all points is of
very restricted character, and rates cannot be re
ported as much better than nominal-steamer
when placed on the berth have fixed quotation
but when the day of departure arrives, and spac,
is still vacant, terms are made easy to shippers
Sailing vessels are of different classes, and each
e supposed to have an appropriate rate But it no
unfrequently happens that vessel chartered a
an extreme figure lowers the quotation when il
; need of freight with which to fill up. The price
1 given to-day are 2@5d by steamship, and 204 9gt
by sailing vessels for cotton to Liverpool to Havr
: by sail lbc and to New York and Boston by steam
&c. % Id for cotton, and 75c % Dbl. for -four an
: by sail 3@9l6c. ~ ID for cotton, and 45c. f3 BIB
9 for -four
: Cattle Market.