New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-07-06

at previous prices and to-day sales OF 800 bales
have been reported, which were participated in by
seven brokers' All parties interested are now
anyiously awaiting later advices from Europe, and
the principal factors are especially reluctant in |
exhibiting their samples, as they confidently an.
tcipate higher rates at an early day. The demand
has been of a rather restricted character since our
last, and the market closes unsettled this evening
at 2jD27c for ordinary 2)G3lc. for good ordinary,
321Y33c. for low midiling, and 3j@37c. for
middling.
STATEMENT OF COTTON.
stock on hand Sept Ist Is65-6sles. 90, SO 2a9
ascs.ysd pre SS gSso"y
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Exported TUESDAY OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES G5d I'M oo
Stock on hand and on shipboard cleared
The exports include lls7 bales for Liverpool
and ia bales for Baltimore.
SUGAR AND MoLAssEs-There have been no re-
ceipt from the coast since Tuesday. Louisiana
Sugar and Molasses are in limited supply, but the
foreign production is plenty, with, however,
scarcely anv demand for either. There were, how.
ever. sales today Of 50 lhds Cienfuego Sugar at
l22c., IA hhds Louisiana good fair at -, and 50
hbds. Porto Rico nprivate terms There has been
sale Of lot Of Cuba Molasses, but prices were
suppressed Some small lots of Louisiana yellow
clarified were sold at lie. q gallon. Louisiana
Sugars are retailing at l2!ml35c for common,
l8c for fair, lJc. for prime, l7s for yellow cari-
lied, and I75c. ~ ID. for white do. Cuba Sugar at
I2lMl85c. for Nos Y and 49, The last sales Of
Molasses were at SOC. I, gallon. A few days since
two lots, one Of So bbls and one Of 40 bbIs. Lou
isiana Mollasses were sold and resold on private
terms.
TT..vC IS f1raz Tf
double extra on hand, but single extra is scarce,
though prices remain unchanged except for the
lower grades which are weak and dropping. There
were sales to-day of ljj0bbs., of which $50 choice
bakers brand at slj 100 GOOD extra at $Il 25, 100
extra at 13 H. 100 DO at $l3 50, 500 its merits
on private terms 100 superfne at 50 50, and $50
and 50 do. in lots at $3.50 T. H.
CoRN-The landing IS almost entirely bare OF
grain ofall kinds, and most Of the Corn now on
hand is il store. bat the demand is only moderate
while prices remain at our last quotations There
were sales today and yesterday Of 1000 sacks of
which 1000 very choice yellow were at Il %, 300
white at 95c., 1900 ditto at 9801$l, 1000 yellow
mixed at 8sc., and 1000 ditto at 87G0Oc. Z bushe.
OATs-Continpe quiet The supply on hand is
mostly in store but with scarcely any demand;
prices, however, remain unchanged. There were
sales to-day and yesterday Of 100 sacks in lots as
follows, viz: GOO at 54c., 200 at Soc. and 300 at
5Ic. II bushel.
BRAy-Ts dull. but prices remain as in our last.
viz: 81 20 ~ 100 TBS. There were sales to-day of
| 200 sacks at the above quotations.
HAY-Coptmues very quiet and the business
done is altogether in iobbing lots, at $228$22 50
for St, Louis and 325 ~ ton for Ohio River.
PoRK-There has been better inquiry to-day,
at frrner prices, but we have heard of no heavy
transactions The retail demand has been fair at
i35 50 y Dbl, and holders are generally very firm
in their prices. Yesterday 100 bills sold at s35 "
Dbl. To-day the same price was refused for two
gts Of 800 bbls and one of 300 bbls Higher prices
are anticipated, and sellers are not anxious to dis.
pose of their stocks at the present rates.
BAcoS-Sides and shoulders have been in good
retail demand TODAY and in some instances an ad-
vance Of III. B Ii. has been realised on shoulders;
but as general thing prices remain unchanged,
though frmer We have heard Of no heavy tran
sactions as the business done has been in lots of
three to five casks, at IG3c. for shoulders, 205c.
for ribbed sides, and 2l3c. u ID. for clear sides
Sugar.cured hams are dull at &c. u II.
LARD-We have no change to note in this article,
which remains quiet The demand is entirely for
iobbinr lots. at 23Ic. for prime in tierces, and
253c. u fb. in kegs.
! WursKY-Coutiuues dull. There is little doing
even in retail lots and the movement is only noml
nal at :202 80 for Western rectifed.
STAR CAYDLEs-Remain quiet, but prices CON
tnue firm. There is, however, a moderate retail
business doing at 20c. for II ounce, 2O3c. for
Is ounce PC. for Il ounce, and zee. for l6
ounce.
| BUTTER AND CHEEsE-Westem Butter is in
better demand, while prices are fuller and is sell
ling at 3O835 q H. Northern Butter is in good
supply, but dull at 43045c . tb, Western
Cheese is in fair supply, but dull at 15@I8c u ID.
There are no English dairy lots in the market
and We therefore omit quotations.
BAGGNG-Has been in active retail demand at
previous prices, but SO bales have been sold to a
dealer at SIC. per yard an advance of &c. per yard
since our last
GUNNY BAGs-We have no change to note in
this article; prices remain firm with retail de.
mand at 2G3c. apiece,
BALE RopE-Is quiet, but prices remain firm at
ls3c. ~ ii. for iobbing.ots. There were sales to-.
day of 100 coils at l8c.
SALT-Is in fair demand; but owing the recent
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