New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-10-08

stock on hand Sent ls. se6-bses, 1O21 1879
secsyes since yesterday ........'.':''. 19S20 Az
l22,68I
Exported since yeterday. T9t5 ss,
Exported previously A'"5-44,oo4
Stock ON bnud and on sbppOurd not oears4.. 1917
The exports are exclusively for New York.
Sra1R AEn MoIAssEs--The receipts since yes
terday comprise 10 hhds. yellow clarified Sugar
from the upper coast. No Molasses. The market
has been very quiet, and the only sae.reported is
A lot of 100 boxes Cuba fair at l2c. ~ d. In re-
tail way there is only moderate business doing
at II SG9123c. for common 130l4c. for fair 14I0
l53c for fully fair; 154@l5Qc. forprime; l61l65c.
for choice l54@l64c for yellow clarified, and
| l6I0ll7Ic for white do There has been nothing
done in Molassas, but we quote it by The cargo at
573@6Oc. % gallon and in retail lots at 6O017Oc.
ToBAcco-We have no change whatever to note
in this article. The supply on hand is light but of
a very good assortment, and buyers do not ap-
pear anxious at present to operate very heavily.
The only sales to-day were some few hhds. taking
for baling at 2lc. u ID. Prices remain quite firm
at 33@6c. for low refined, light and heavy; 63@73
for common leaf; 8@10c. for fair do; 1l@l2c.
for good do; 12@l4c. for fine do, and 10000.
u ID for choice selection. Lots for bangare held
at 2O@25c. % ID.
FLoUR-Superfine and low extra are very scarce,
with moderate request, while choice brands are
in moderate supply, but with only limited de-
mand. Prices, however, rule steady and firm.
Sales to-day embrace 900 bbls of which 100 treble
extra at SIS rs single extra at $l2 so; 100 on its
merits at $l2 81 200 extra for shipment on pri-
vate terms 100 unbranded on private terms !;
| It's, $50 and 100 superfne at Sl2 per Dbl
CoRN-The levee is now entirely bare Of grain
of all kinds and there is only fair supply in store
The market is quiet, but owing to the scarcity,
| prices have advanced from 29c. to sc. per bushe.
Sales to-day comprise 2400 sacks, in lots as fol-
lows, viz: 200 white at CSC; 800 at 923@95 300
do. at 923c., 1900 yellow mixed on private terms
and 200 do at 85c. per bushe.
| O4Ts-We have no change to notice in this arti-
Gle. The sales have all been made from store,
and are as follows viz $50 and 200 sacks at 53c.
per bushel.
| a..BRAE-The market continues very quiet, but
owing to a limited supply an advance of &C. y 100
lbs has been realized. The sales comprise 300
sacks at 81 20 and 200 at 81 Is 70 100 lbs.
HAY-The only sales to-day are 10 bales prime
st. Louis at s27 so y ton, Ordinary is quoted at
$20G25 y ton.
PoRK-The market to-day has been very quiet
Prices, however, are somewhat firmer at $35 y
Dbl. 1t is retailing at s35 25035 so u bbl There
have been no sales to-day.
! BAcoN-There has been a fair inquiry notice
able for this article in small way, especially for
shoulders, of which there is but limited supply,
and some dealers have advanced their prices fully
3c $9 Ii. Sides and hams remain unchanged but
firmer We now quote shoulders at l8@l83c.,
ribbed sides 20c., clear sides dc, and sugar
cured hams 2G4c, u Ii. Lots are quoted at l73c.
for shoulders, 2O5c for clear sides, and 26@263c.
for sugar cured hams.
LARD-Continues dull and depressed The sup.
ply Of terce lard is quite large, while the stock Of
kegs is only moderate. We now quote lots al
18tc. for prime in tierces, and 21c. for kegs and
retailing at l9c. for terces, and 2l3c. for kegs.
INDIA BAGGING-Contnues in fair demand, anG
, prices show a decided Improvement. The supply
on hand is moderate, and several small lots have
been sold, but particulars have been withheld
Dealers are supplying the demand for the country
! at 36c. for rolls, and 38c. % yard for bales.
BALE RoPE-Is in good supply, but with only
a moderate demand, at 173@l8c. for round lott
and l83@l9c. for jobbing lots.
Iron TIEs-The supply of this article is yery
light, with an active inquiry, and prices firm at l.
@123c. apiece.
GUNNY BAGs--Are in good supply but dull
We however quote at soc. piece.
! Coal Oils in good supply but dull at $40
t 823c, u gallon.
| LARD Oils in large supply, but prices ar
/ dropping at 81 6O@$l s. % gallon.
f Salts in fair demand, and prices show
f further Improvement We now quote Liverpool
fine from store at 50 1902 so, and coarse 50 CSC
o. 40 - bushel; 50 65 for fine by the cargo, an
e 50 10 for coarse.
Wn1sKY-The market has been very quiet an
the only business doing is in a retail way at 81 Z
G1S1 so for Louisiana, and 81 25@s2 50 for West
J. ern rectfed.
2 SUNDRIEs-Potatoes are selling at So 1904 0
0 per Dbl. Onions at 81 1902 so. Apples a
, Sc 5OG97. Eggs at $S5@40 per Dbl. Chickens a
d $G@7 for SMALL 50 for large. Turkeys $40
e $35 y dozen.
d STAR CANDLEs-Have been in good demand an
prices firm, at zoe. for u or; &c. for 10 OF.
/! &c. for IA o., and csc. for full weight. Their
were sales to-day of 100 boxes Il OF. at zoe. 80 II
T. BUTTER AND CHEEsE-Western and Norther
e butter is in good supply but quiet at 22@23c. &c
. common Western 25@26c. for fair do; 27@29t
n for prime do, and 3O@35c. for choice 4O@45t
e for goshen, and 46@48c. for strictly choice d.
Is Cheese is in good supply but dull at 15c. fc
J. dairy 28@30c. for stlton and 33@35c. for pint
apple.
y NAVAL SToREs-Rosin is in light supply, with
fair demand, at $797 % for No. /, 81 50@$5 fc
/ No 2, and 50 50@$3 for common. Pitch at S. 8
/, @$6. Tar scarce at 81 lO@s8 - Dbl, and Spirit
: of Turpentine at 623@65c. % gallon.
Q HoPs-There is a fair inquiry noticeable fc
d new, but there are none in the market. Belga
d are held at 83@85c., and American at 75c.
= bnshel.
t. MATHS in light supply and dull at 81 {
t. for Canada, and 9O@92o for Western.
t. WooL--Is in fair supply but, quiet at 16@1s
If for natural, 18@22c for Texas, 3@2 for Mern,
i. 22@25c. for Texas, 40B for Merino, 28@sOc. fc
O. washed, and l3@l5c. % ID. for berry.
% FREIGHTs-There is considerable Cotton an
II II Produce offering to go forward coastwise, an
le rates are firm, with an upward tendency. Thel
tie is no dsengaged tonnage for New Yor
&c and Boston, and rates by sail are as follows
" &c. % ID. for Cotton, and S5c % Dbl. for Flour
lg steam to the former, 1c. y ID. for Cotton, $40
tn hid. for Tobacco and Coo. 40 Dbl. for Flou