New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-06-25

indirectly, however, that 237 bales of Tepacked
and reboxed cotton were disposed of at a low
figure late in the day, but Of this we take no spe.
cial notice. ALI parties are still anxiousIy await
ing later foreign advices, now past due, and no
reliable quotations can be obtained for any CLASH
fcation Of the staple.
STATEMENT OF COTTON.
Stock on hand Sept. LIST, lS65-bales $685.
Received previously S-72ss4e
81s08i
Exported since yesterday 4i5s
Stock hand and shiDboard not cleared 1905
The exports to-day include 1854 bales for Bos
ton, 1868 bales for New York and 533 bales fol-
Philadelphia.
SUGAR AND MoLAssEs-Only hhds Sugar re-
ceiyed from the coast since yesterday. No Mo
lasses The supply of Louisiana Sugar and No.
lasses is very limited, while foreign productions
are in better supply, but with scarcely any de-
mand whatever. There were, however sales to
day of SO hhds. of Louisiana seconds refined, at
l54c. % b, and SO hhds. of comRson Cuba on pri.
vate terms. Molasses is extremely dull, and prices
nominal. Louisiana sugars are retailing at l3@l4c.
for common to fair, l4}@l5c. for fully fair 1870.
for prime, l6@l6lc for yellow clarified and Tic.
for white do Cuba Sugar at l20l3!c for Nos
IL and 10.
FLoUR-The supply on hand is very light, and is
hardly sufficient for the demand. and nrfcrs stiII
rule in favor of holders. Sales to day comprise
1880 bbls., of which 100 and LOO choice extra at
sI5: 100 do at $l4; 100 good extra at s13 rs: 100
do. at SI3 so 200 on its merits at sl3 III 2gg ex
ira at sl3, and 200 snperfne at $40 Is IA bbI.
ConN-Pamains ouiet and prices are unchanged.
"a. H. L., Il =
today include COCO sacks. in Iota as follows. VIZ
425 prime white at gjc.; 1000 white at 98a94c. .
Il00 do. at 93c.: 2s4 white mixed a o2Lc. 20G and
l.5 prime yellow at 85c 1900 yellow mixed at
s9ns2c and 1000 do at SOC. IA buslel.
OArs-We have no change touote i1tLis article,
hut prices remain firm at previous figures Sales
to-day comprise 500 sacks, ii lDts AZ follows VIZ
100 and 200 at &c., and 500 at &c. 79bushel.
PoRk-Ha been quiet to-day, although there
has been fair retail business doing at $36 10 Dbl.
There seems to be but little inquiry for round lots
at previous quotations but reports Of prices are So
conflicting that it is impossible to come to any true
standard Of the market and we now quote large
lots nominal but $35 p Dbl. was asked for lot
of ion bb}s MaywplI's Cincinnati naoyad r,oas
TODAY.
BRAE-Has been unusually quiet to-day. hut
prices remain at our former quotations viz
- A. IN ion r. w, 49,, =. -
td.dav. ~ '''so u i'P0-
U.y- Continues in fair demand for fobbirc. Iots
at s226a2G 40 far st T,onis Ia wine Ohio 7fvar
T1era we're No sales Of anv v,oori+rdo l. Az,
Bacoy-Tbere il fair business doing !, .tbt,
article Init Il Il sltogether II iobhisr TIT 9To
for ribbed sides 2156a22c FIR cIaar sides
l8l01IG9 far shoulders and 25c 30 T., for ta,os
There have been nossa1es of large Iots far to rot
few DAYS. and we therefore omit onotations
LARD There is hut little demand for rornd lots
although there is fair retail business doing of firm
prices, w. 24lc for prime n tierces and 25lc.
for keps. We have no sales to ranort to-iIav
sTAE CANDIES Remain ouiet while nri6ag stiIt
rule in favor of holders. We. however onote
them at zoe. for - ounces 2olc. for IN ounces
22c for IA ounces. and 26c. for Is ounces,
WH1sKY-Remains dull and depressed while
prices are merely nominal al 80 2Oas2 90 for
Western rectifed.
BrTrER AND CHEFsE- Northern and Was+er,
Butter is in good supply, hut Is duu and SLOW, ot
sale at 45064se. sa III. for the former and 2o09Oc
79 Ii. for the latter Common and medium are ann
and prices are nominal at I5Q25c. ~ Ii. Cheese
Is in fair supply with little or no demand at l507
&c for Western and 26c. ~ Ii. for English dairy
lots.
BAGGGG-Continres in active retail demand
and we have heard that some large sales have
been made, but we have been unable to authenti.
cate them. Dealers are furnishing the demand at
29c. in rolls and Sic, in bales
GtrssY BAGs-We have no change to note in
orto,o. ,,,i,os ror,ai, firr, tritF ~,4a;I a.,
'-A9 "i''aG P''Ge9 - II "i'N 4Vt"N ue
mahd al zo5e' apiece
BALE ROPE-ls quiet, but prices remain firm at
194c. a3 Ii, for iobbinr lots.
60 1-.a1t;r,,. -, ~, .,,.-..- - - --l,., an
0NLL-lS se'lHs W Ule oai ~ az u 0'4g9L oJ
Tor Liverpool coarse ana hne. Dealers are fur
nishng the demand for the interior at 81 8OC0$I IS
Por coorsa q onG6s9 for fna
-. r., ,..,.
NAV al oIohEa -hoSll Is seilus at ~ oO lor com
mon, S30S3 80 for No. ), S6 50tOr No. q and $40
for No. l. Tar at 50 SO: Pitch at SO. and Shirts
f rrrr,or+i,o OF o5o 60 cro1Io,,
VI ! VI 49, wv T. s"'4oH
CofFEE-OohVihues quleI, put with very little
demand for the country, at 253@29c. " ib. for
ordinary to prime Rio. in currency.
L,r,tl,rrr,s- 1rbero oro No f,oa ~ ro1iotI, ,,,,
tileie "io ~ nAeu u '1A""le qoo,
tauons Tor 1fel9hts TO any point, as the demand
still continues but little better than nominal There
ia no steamship mn fnr T,ivprDooI and tho ratio 10
IA NO n Cav oot+n, 70 +bo+ ,tort 80, IN
gu " D' ~ So'o w '1o P'iU W s"li' anu L. %
ID. by SAIL TO HaVre. Asking rates by steam to
New York and Boston lQ1l4c. % fb. for cotton and
Tic ~ bbl for 9our. and nv sail 4G59.1ec 10 IL
Gov ootton ord t5c 20 hi For eonr
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