New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-07-12

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Exported SINCE Yesterday GO
Stock hand shpboard not cleared lo5 8a5
SUGAR AND MoLAssEs-There have been no re-
ceipts from the coast since yesterday. The sup
ply of Louisiana Sugar and Molasses is very
limited, and the heavy sales during the past few
days have considerably reduced the offerings Of
foreign Molasses, while imported Sugars are still
in fair supply, but with scarcely any demand what
ever. There were, however, sales to-day of 25
hhds. of Cuba Sugar on private terms and 300
hhds. of Cuba Molasses at zoe. % gallon. We
have heard Of nothing else doing, except the usual
retail demand, at l250l3c. for common, l44c for
fair, l53c. for prime 17o. for yellow clarified and
l7Ic. IS ID for white Louisiana do. Cuba Sugars
rule at 120l34c. for Nos. II and Is.
ToBAcoo-The stock on hand has been con
siderably reduced by the heavy sales of the last
few days, but there is still good assortment
offering. We have heard of no sale to-day,
although there has been a fair inquiry, mostly on
foreign account, and prices continue steady and
unchanged The sales for the past few days sum
up 83i hhds., at prices ranging within the follow
ng quotations, viz: Low, refused, light and
heavy, 4@5c. u ID. in currency, good do. 5587c.
common leaf 75@llc., fair 12@l5c., good $50
l7e., fine l7@l9c., and choice 2O@25c.' u ID.
F4oUR-The market is very quiet, and owing to
the heavy receipts of new Wheat through the
West, prices are unsteady with downward ten
dency, and the demand is almost entirely of local
character. The sales to-day include 1875 bbIs., Of
which 100 very choice extra at $l4 623 200 do. at
sl4, Is good extra at $l3 So 100 do at $l2 49, $50
low extra at $ll so, $50 do. at 81 10, 100 on its
merits at $40, 100 superfne fancy brands) at
50 rs, and 100 and 100 superfne at So % 9a
Dbl.
| CoRN-The market remains quiet but steady and
firm at previous quotations. White Corn is in linn
tied supply, and sales to-day were confined to
other classes, and amount to 1850 sacks in lots as
follows, viz 300 white at 95c., $50 white mixed al
9jc., 500 yellow at s6Q1s73c., and $500, 1000 and
300 yellow mixed at 85c. % bushel.
0ATs-We have no change to note in this article
since our last. The supply on hand is moderate
and the demand is of limited character. The
sales to-day include 5000 sacks, in the following
lots viz $50 prime at SEE. 500 at 5lc, 75O in lots
at Soc, and 1000 in lots at SOC. ~ bushel.
/ BRAN-Is in moderate supply and fair demand
at yesterdays rates. We notice sales to-day Of
1851 sacks, of which 500 at 81 I2l, 400, 40, $50
and 100 at 81 10 u 100 lbs
HAY-Remains quiet and unchanged. Sales to-
day include TAG bales of which $50 ordinary in
store at $22, and SO prime Western at $24 u ton.
PoRK-Has been exceedingly quiet to-day, but
holders are still very firm in their prices, and will
not offer their stocks at the present rates and
owing to the limited retail demand, buyers will
not purchase at any higher rates. We have heard
OF no transactions to-day, but quote it in retail
way at $35 25@S35 so. Round lots we quote nom.
inal at s35 % Dbl.
BAcoN-Shoulders are very scarce, and prices
have advanced about &c. % H., while Sides are in
limited supply, but prices remain unchanged
There has been fair retail business doing at liza
l73c. for Shoulders, 2O4c. for ribbed Sides, 2l3c
for clear ribbed, and 22c q ID. for clear Sides
We have heard Of no sales of large lots-in fact
holders are unwilling to sell largely. Hams are
retailing at 243@251c, y ID.
LARD-We have no change to note in this article
and we have heard of no sales of any magnitude
We however quote it at 233@24c. for prime, il
tierces, and 243@253c. J3 Ii, in kegs.
STAR CANDLEs-Remaln quiet but prices con
tinue firm. There is, however, moderate retail
business doing at zoe. for Il or, 2O1c for 10 o.
22c for IA or, and 26c. for 16 OF.
BUTTER AND CHEEsE-Western Butter is il
better demand, while prices are fuller. 1t is sell
ling at 30@35 % ID. Northern Butter is in gooG
supply, but dull at 43@45c. % ID. Western
Cheese is in fair supply, but dull at 15918c. 3 1b
There are no English dairy lots in the market
and we therefore omit quotations.
BAGGING-C Continues in fair retail demand, anG
prises remain firm with an upward tendency
Dealers are furnishing the demand for the country
at Sic. in rolls, and $780, % yard in bales. During
the past few days transactions have been quite
heavy at an advance on our quotations, but parties
concerned suppress particulars
GUNNY BAds-Continue very quiet, but prices
remain unchanged at 2G3@27c. for retail lots.
BALE RoPE-Is quiet, but prices are firm witt
an upward tendency, Dealers are furnishing the
demand at ls3e. for retail lots and lSc. 4B ID TO
large lots.
6uNDRIEs-Eggs are scarce and selling at $240
SIG " Dbl. New Potatoes at 50 5Oa4 Is 49 Dbl
New Onions at 81 1908 80. Apples at $7@lO q
Dbl. Beans, common, at $2@3, choice at s56A7 s.
f3b Chickens, at $l0@ll 4R dog. Geese, .
S80lO % doz., and Turkeys at s25l3O 10 doz.
NAVAL SToREs- Common Rosn is plenty. and !
selling at So So but the better qualities are scare
and with little demand at 81 so for No. Q and So Il
for No. l. Tar is selling at 50 SO y Dbl. Pitch a
50, and Spirits of Turpenine at &c., for large lots
and 923c. % gallon in retail lots.
SALTS quiet, but prices remain unchanged
81 8O@$l IS for coarse and 81 908$2 % bushe
for fine, Liverpool.
RIoE-There is no Carolina Rice in the market
while India is only in moderate supply at 86I0o
y tb.
MAIT-Canada Malt is selling at 81 90, and
prime Western at 81 COOL rs per bushe
CoFPEE-Has been very quite to-day, and
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