New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-10-06

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Exported aimee yeterday. Observation-Disclosures, Sg6 , NJ,
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Stock on hand and on ,bDboDrd no. oearoa.... 1852
The exports this evening are for New York.
| SUGAR AND MoLAssEs-The receipts for the past
week comprise II bbIs. sorghum and 10 bbls. of
new syrup--the first of the season--recelved from
the plantation of A. j. Sharp, Assumption parish,
and consigned to P. q. Foley. No sugar. The
supply of both sugar and molasses is quite light,
but is still ample for the demand The market
throughout has been quiet and the only sales re-
ported are 81 and % hhds., 1875 boxes Cuba and 10
Ehhds yellow clarified on private terms In a
retail way there has been only moderate bust
ness doing at 13@133c. for fair extra, l439l5c.
for prime Porto Rico and 163@l7e. for yellow and
white clarified. In moasses there has been quite
a brisk trade doing, and prices show decided i'm
provement on last weeks quotations. The sales in
clude 3cargoes of Cuba amounting to about 10000
gallons and 200 bbls do private terms. 200 bbls
Cuba at 60c. A hhds. muscovado at65c., 200 bbb.
choice extra at 674c. and 10 bbls. of new syrup
OF 81 % gallon. The retail quotations are $500
| zoe. 10 gallon. The imports for the week com
prise 1893 hhds., rs tierces and 81 bbls. of Sugar
| No molasses-and the exports 40 hhds. of
sugar and 4 bbls. of molasses. The market to-
day has been very quiet and only retail business
has been doing at the above quotations.
ToBACco.-The market during the past com
mercial week has been very quiet. The weather,
however, has been very unfavorable for factors,
and in many instances, they were not disposed to
uncover their samples. What, with very encour-
aging reports from the tobacco raising districts
buyers, especially for foreign account, have
evinced very little disposition to operate. Sales
have, consequently been confined to hhds. of
wrappers taken for the city trade at &c.,; do. for
baling at $780,; do. at &c.,; do. for wrapping at
19c.; light Tugs at &c., 16 hhds. light Jugs taken
for export at 4c., and 80 do. at &c. % d., cur
rency Factors still hold quite firmly at $40
&c. for low refused light and heavy, 63@7c.
for common leaf, dose. for fair do, 100
12c. for good do, l2@gl4c. for fine do, and
14@l6c. for Gchoice selections. Lots for bal
ing are held at 2O@25c. u ID. There have been
no sales to-day. The weeks receipts comprise
125 hhds., and the exports 755 hhds.
FLouR-The receipts during the week have
fallen off considerably, owing mostly to the light
supply and enhanced price of Wheat in the West
ernmarkets. From these causes together with more
active inquiry both for shipping and the local
trade, especially for the grades of superfne and
low extra, prices have advanced on supers from
75c. to 81 90 u Dbl, and about 25c. u Dbl.
on the higher grades. The sales for the week, in
Guiding to-days, comprise 1927 bbls. 81 0O0
sl2 90 for superfne, 81 50@Sl2 Is for low
extras, and s12 5O@$l6 90 for choice brands
The market to-day has been very firm but
quiet, and sales are confined to 900 bills, of
which so and 100 treble extra at SIS co. so and
100 do at $l4 so, Is double extra at sl3 so, 200
low extra at So so, 100 and $50 superfne at
sl2 90, and IS fine at $40 % Dbl The weeks
receipts comprise 1921 bills. of which upwards
| of 5000 received for shipment. The exports are
1908 bbls.
CoRY-The receipts of this article during the
past week have been meagre. The supply, how
ever, is ample for the demand, but is mostly in
store. The market throughout has been quiet,
but prices have remained steady and unchanged.
The sales embrace 1862 sacks at S5c. for yellow
| and yellow mixed, and 9Oc. U bushel for white.
The market to-day has been very quiet and sales
are confined to 972 sacks white at 90c % bushel.
The weeks receipts are very light, and only sum
up SEAS sacks, and the exports 1855 sacks.
| OATs-The market during the week has been
very quiet the receipts light, but with only a
| limited demand, and prices have exhibited con
siderable rreguIarity. Sales comprise 5000 sacks
at 5l5, 50, SO and sac. % bushel. The market to,
day has been quiet In fact, there is none now re-
naming in first hands on the levee. The stock in
warehouse is, however, ample Sales include SOC
sacks at Sc, and 200 at $50. % bushel. The
weeks receipts comprise 3494 sacks, and the eX.
ports 100 sacks.
BRAN-The market opened quiet at last weeks
closing rates, but later, owing to the addition to
supplies, prices gave away about SC. d bushel
Since then, however, an improvement in the de.
mand caused prices to regain what they had pre-
viously lost Weeks sales comprise 1850 sacks at
| 81 I50$l 20 ~ 100 lbs, including 100 sacks sold
to-day at 81 20 % 100 Tbs. The weeks receipts
comprise 5443 sacks, and the exports $50 sacks.
HAY-The demand for this article during the
week has been only moderate. Prices, however
have continued steady and unchanged. The
weeks sales embrace 1860 bales at $2O@25 fol-
ordinary, and $27 5O@28 for prime Western, in
GLIDING 100 bales prime ST. Louis, sold to-day a
S27 so per ton. The weeks receipts comprise 3lt
bales, and the exports so bales.
PoRk-The market opened very quiet and droop
ing, but since then there has been a decided i'm
provement in the demand, and was confined en-
tirely to our local trade, and prices have rulet
steadier and hrmer Buyers would have become
willing purchasers at slight reduction in askin!
rates, but holders refused to make those concea
sions, as better demand and higher prices wert
anticipated. The weeks sales comprised 100, 5O
and 800 bbls., to arrive, on private terms, and 35
and $50 on the spot at $35 per Dbl. Other rount
lots were sold, but particulars were withheld. TIL
market closes quite firm at $35 foreground lots, an
$35 25@35 so for retail lots. The week'sr receipt
embrace 1882 bbls. and the exports 1O2 bills
9 BAooN-There has been quite an active reta
! demand noticeable for this article throughout bu
! prices have undergone no material change. In
E round way there has been but a moderate bushes
\ doing, and the sales reported are 10 casks side
on private terms, Is do. shoulders at &c.,, 10 do
at 173c., 100 terces sugar-cured hams at 264, an
' 25'do at 262c. % ID. There has been nothing dc
ing to-day beyond retail trade at l8c. for shou
ders, 2lc. for clear sides and 262c. for sugarcure
:. hams The weeks receipts embrace 274 cask
and $50 tierces, and the exports 66 casks.
!, LARD-Has been dull throughout. The suppl
+ of tierce Lard is much in excess of the demand
i which is altogether of local character, and price
|. have been weak and dropping. The only sal
reported previously is lot of $50 tierces at Ice
s H. The retail business has also been limited