New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-07-25
Commercial sgnteITtgeitte.


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were very light throughout, and the sales for the
day have been restricted to l4OO bales at rregu |
lar figures The supply of the better grades was
of a very restricted character throughout and the
market closed unsettled at previous figures, which
we repeat as follows, viz; Ordinary 25027c..
good ordinary 29D3lc., low middling 33@34c., |
and middling 35037c. The operations for the day
have been, however, mostly confined to ordinary
and good ordinary cotton.
STATEMENT OF COTTON.
stock hand Sept. lat. Is65-bass. s32S9
seSeiyeS
$4,000
Exported since Yesterday 100 i1572o lo2
Exported previously
Stock shipboard not cleared "a Ss8
SUGAR AND MoLAssEs-The only receipts from
the coast since yesterday were 30 hhds. of Sugar
No Molasses There is, however, no demand for
either, and the retail trade is Of very limited
character at l24@l3c. for common, l43c. for fair,
l6c for prime 17c. for yellow clarified, and l73c.
u Ii for Louisiana white do. Porto Rico and
Cuba Sugars are retailing at l80l65c. for prime
to choice. There has been no movement in Mo
lasses but the last sales were made at SOC. u
gallon for Muscovado. Cuba Molasses is retailing
at 55c.
ToBAcCO-Has been very quiet to-day prices,
however, continue firm and unchanged, at 4@5c.
for low refused, light and heavy; 54@D7c. for
good do, 7!@9c. for common leaf, a@lle. for
fair do, 1lD13c for good do, l5017c. for fine
do, and 2O@25c u tb for choice.
FLoUR-We have again to note q very quiet
| market; although there has been better feeling
manifested for good superline, which is in very
limited supply. The estimated stock of this grade
on hand will not exceed 500 bbls., and prices are
somewhat fI1ner, Other grades are not in large
supply, but sell mostly in retail lots. The sales
to-day include 800 bbIs., of which 100 choice extra
at Sl2 IS; l25 do at $l2 l28; 50 good extra at
| $40 so; 100 do. at SO; l25 superine in lots at
So rs; 100, 100, 100 and 100 do. at So rs " bbi.
| CoRN-The market is quite dull White is very
scarce, and prices are somewhat stiffer, but with
no auotable changes mixed and yellow are in fair
supply, but prices remain unchanged. The sales
to-day are restricted to 1900 sacks, of which 1000
white at 81 l23 300 yellow mixed at 925c, and
| 200 do. at soc. U bushel
| OATs-Are in light supply but dull and firm at
SIC. u bushel. There were sales to-day of l4OO
and 400 sacks at the above quotations.
BRAN-Remains quiet, but owing to the scarcity,
prices have advanced about 21c. per bushel, Sales
| to-day include 100 sacks at ] l24 and 200 at Is
per 100 lbs.
| HAY-Is dull and dropping. A lot Of so bales
Ohio river sold at s23 so per ton. st. Louis is
quoted at $l6@17 per ton.
PoRK-Continues very quiet. The supply on
hand Is not large and is estimated at $500 bbIs of
choice mess. There is, however, considerable
amount of inferior qaulity, which is offered at a
very low figure, but does not find buyers. There
are parties who are interested in depressing the
market, and report very low quotations, but as a
general thing holders are very firm in their views.
Offers of s34 per Dbl were refused for two different
lots and one lot of so bbls sold at $34 so per bbl
which il aboyt the market price for round lots. II
is retailing slowly at $S5.
BAooN-shoulders are very scarce, with a mod
crate retail demand at l78al8c. Sides are in very
limited supply at 2lc. for ribbed and 22c for cleaI
sides in iobbnp lots. Sugar curedbans are in fan
; supply. but slow of sale at 26gc. per Ii. Fanc,
brands are selling at 27cd2sc per b. A lot of Il
casks shoulders sold at l74c. per fb.
, LARp--Is very quiet. The supply is in excess
Of the demand. which is confined entirely to oul
local trade, and limited at that. 1t is retailing
slowly at 23@2Sbc. for prime in tierces, and 25c
u ID. in kegs @T
WH1sKY-Continues dull. We, however, quote
it at 50 32A 70 gallon for choice Western rectifed
1t Itisretailing at 50 SO fB gallon.
INDIA BAGGING-C Continues in fairretail demand
and prices are firm at 32c ID yard in rolls, and 4c
5ayard in bales There we're sales yesterday MOI
previously reported of 75 bales at 38Rc. u yard
; BALE RoPE-Remains unchanged, with fail
retail demand at 1s2c. % ID. Round lots are
quoted at lsc. u Lii. ssr
GuNNY BAGs-Are in limiteds supply and demand
at 27c. apiece.
sALT-Is selling at 81 95@s2 for Liverpool fine
and 81 859$l 80 for coarse, in retail lots. 1t il
x quoted by the cargo at 81 Go f9 bushel.
STAR CANDLES Are in fair retail demand al
zoe. for IL or, 2O3e. for 13 o., 22e for Il OF,
/. and 26@26c. % tb. for full weight.
a HIDEs-Are scarce, with fair demand, whilt
prices are firm at &c. for green l0c. for kip skins
and l2@l3c. u lb. for dry
t BUTTER AND CHEESE Good Western Butter is ii
e better demand at 3O@s5o ordinary do. is selling
at 25@2sc, y h.; Goshen is in good supply, bu
J dull at 43@45c. % ID. Western Cheese is dul
e at 15@lsc. and English dairy lots at 25@2Sc
!; % b.
7 sUsDR1Es-Eggs are scarce and selling a
s22@24 % bbl and s2o@$26 10 box. Ne,
/. Potatoes at $303 40 10 bbl. New Onion
III lat 7EGn9 af AZ 50GAG6 10 hb
> Beans. common. at s263. choice at S5a7 &