New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-11-10
RECGmTs OF COTTON AT TINS F0RT

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E ported since yesterday 2ia as
Exported previously ....'''.'''''''' oo5-iO'o
stock on hand and on .nDboaed no, cleared. l53 81
The exports this evening are exclusively for
New York.
SUGAR AND MoLAssEs-The receipts Of the new
crop are yet quite light, and for the past week
only sum up 3l3 bhds. Of Sugar, and 202 half bbls
G3l bbls. new and "a bbs. old MOlasses. The de-
mand for Sugar throughout has been almost eX-
clusivey for the better grades, and confined to
our local trade, while prices have been very ire
gular and dropping but the lower grades have |
been almost entirely neglected. The new receipts, |
however, have nearly all been sold. and there is |
but very little left in first hands. Total sales
sum up 3O1 hhds. new Louisiana Sugar. at 1910 |
lie. for good common to fair, l44Wl5C. for fully
fair, l5l@l54c for fully fair to prime, and l53G
lGlc. for centrifugal and. clarified. In Molasses,
there has been quite an active demand noticeable
both for the trade and for shipment, but was en-
tjreIy for the choice qualities, common having |
been very little sought for. Sales for the week
and 81 bbls. DID, at 90993c. for prime, $l8l O2
for choice, and SEC q gallon for old. Prices for
Sugar are not regularly established, and it would
be impossible for us to give any reliable rates,
but choice Molasses is stiff at Sl0Gl OF u gallon,
and prime at 90893C ~ gallon; commonisquoted
at 60085c. The imports for the week include 4O5
boxes Sugar, 100 hhds. and 40 tierCes Of Molasses
most of which has been sold, but generally in re-
tail parcels; we, however, quote at 125, l3 and
l34c 70 b. for Nos. II and 13 Sugar, and G0@65c.
| IL gallon for MQlasses. There has been a small
| lot of Molasses' s'receved from New York. the pro
duCtiOn of some of the other West India Islands,
which is of a superior quality TO Cuba, and com
mands roc. 43 gallon. The sales to-day include so
hhds of Sugar, in lots at lGc. for clarified Isle.
| for centrifugal, and so bbls, of Molasses at $l0
| 81 Gl II gallon. The weeks exports include %
| hhds. Of Sugar and I45 bbls. of Moasses.
ToBAcco-The movement in this article has
| been a decided improvement on the past few
weeks. Buyers for foreign account have been
! again looking around, and we have heard Of sales
Of 2GG hhds. Of lugs and low leaf, in five lots, at
4405icI u H., and one Or two small lots for the
city trade at full prices. The stock on hand is
now very light, and does not offer any very eX-
tended operations although what little there is is
of good assortment, and very firmly held at pre-
| viOus quotations. which we repeat as follows
Low refused. light and heavy 35016c.; common
leaf G3G7c 73099c for fair leaf, lO@llc, for good
do, l20l3c. ior fine do. and l49lGe. " ID. for
choice selections. Lots for baIing are held at
20025c. per 10. The receipts for the week com
prise 40 hhds and the exports 679 hhds. for Spain,
S hhds. for New York, and hhds. for Liverpool.
FLoUR-The market opened dropping at our last
weeks quotations, but since then, owing to the
heavy additions to our supplies and to the reports
of decline in the Northern and Western markets,
prices declined fully 81 y Dbl for the lower grades
but during the latter portions Of the week, owing
to an increase in the demand, prices regained
fully / of what they had previously lost. The
higher classes, however, have undergone little or
no change. Sales for the week include 10 400
barrels, within range of $40 50(0Sl2 for fine,
$ll 25M$l3 for superfne, $l2G1Sl3 IS for single
extra, $40 7j6lSl4 for double extra, $l4@Sl5 for
treble extra, iand SIS 25@1Sl6 for choice family.
The market to-day has been very quiet BUYERS
are holding aloof for lower prices, while sellers
are rot anxious to sell at present rates. The sales
to-day include 1000 bbls., of which 100 on its
merits at $l3, 100 do. at Sl2 so, 600 superfine on
private terms, 100 do. at $ll 75 and 100 fine al
SO f3 Dbl. The weeks receipts include 9,46l
bbls., and the exports Is, ,664 bbls.
! CoRH-The market during the week has been
only moderately active, while prices during the
first part evinced downward tendency, but later
. orders for shipment were received and prices
X were Immediately advanced what they had for
merly lost. The receipts have been quite, light
= and the stock on hand limited Sales for the
week include Il, 900 sacks, of which lot of 700C
:, sacks previously reported for speculation, were
e sold for shipment to New Yerk and Boston
Prices ranged dfrom 81 10 to 81 20 per bushe for all
s classes. To-day the market has been very quiet
+ but owing to the non-arrival of fresh supplies
h and to the very limited supply on hand, prices
$ have advanced about Sc. per bushei: The only
sale reported was lot of 200 sacks white at 81 20
J, Several other small lots were sold at 81 80 pei
9 bushe at which rate the market closes firm
+ The weeks receipts comprise 1851 sacks, ant
u the exports 64l0 sacks.
: but owing to the arrival of fresh supplies we no
/ ticed a decline of from 2Q93c. per bushel. Sales
include ZOO sacks at 5Sc for inferior, and COZ
= 63c per DuSnei Tor prime. we nave no cnangt
to note in the market to-day. Sales include al
: sacks at 623c l59 and l25 at &c, and $50 do. a
: GOc. per bushel. The weeks receipts include
1898 sacks, and the exports I4S8 sacks.
: BRAN-The market opened firm at last week
closing rates, but since tLeu, owing to the heav,
additions to supplies prices became irregular, ant
in some instances sales were made at a decline o
i fully l0c. f3 100 lbs. The weeks transaction
comprise $3.50 sacks at 81 40, 81 45Ql SO " lOt
lis. To-day the market has been exceedngl,
quiet. but yesterday rates have been fully sns
! tained. Sales comprise 200 and 800 sacks at 81 A
u 100 lis. The weeks receipts comprise 535
Sacks and the exports 200 sacks.
HAE-Has continued in steady and fair demand
throughout, while prices, during the latter part o
: the week, exhibited an upward tendency owing
to the gradual reduction Of the stock on hand
Sales comprise l6ll bales at SIS for ordinary Ohio
} river SIS for fair do, and $29@29 so f3 ton fol
prime do. There has been the usual demand to-
aay, and there were sales of 200 bales prime Ohio
riy er at S29 } ton. The weeks receipts 893 bales
and the exports 800 bales.
PoRB-The market during the week has beer
very quiet, and owing to the depressing news
{ from the Western and Northern markets, prices
, have decli1ed fully 81 50 per barrel, Some one