New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-07-19

still but little better than nominal, and we can |
only refer to the following as approximating
figures, viz: Ordinary, 2GG28c.; good ordinary,
20@3lc low middng, 32@34c and middling,
3B@37c
STATEMENT OF COTTON.
Stock on Sept lst ls65-bAleB. s32S9
E Esssiysd D S5RSf SsS;'aa,
822,7l
Exported sneS yss;eraay ai se
Stock on hand and on shipboard cleared DIP
The exports are exclusively for Boston.
SUGAR AND Mo1AssEs-There have been no
receipts from the coast since yesterday. Louisiana
Sugar and Molasses are in very limited supply
and the stock of foreign MOlasses in first hands is
quite light while imported Sugars are plenty, with
but little or no demand. In fact the market IS SO
COMPLETELY at stand still that the retail trade is
slow at I20I3c. for common, l43c. for fair, Ice.
for prime I7c for yellow clarified, and lac. for
white Louisiana do Cuba Sugar ruled at l20l3c.
for Nos 70 and 10. The demand for Molasses has
been confined to few small lots for distling pur-
poses. A lot Of p bbls. good common Texas
sold at 45c. and 100 bbs. Of Cuba in lots at Sic
| II gallon. The only sales in Sugar to-day is one
! hid. of old Louisiana at SC. ~ IL.
! ToBACCo-There has been the usual inquiry to-
day for foreign account, bat holders are 50 firm in
their prices that buyers do not purchase largely
| There were, however, sales Of 81 hhds' on
| private terms. We continue our quotations. as
/ follows, viz low refused, light and heavy,
\ 46l5c, fair d. 5!07c. good do. 737llc.; common
leaf l3@l5c.; good do. l5@17c.: fine do. l70l3c.,
and choice 2O025c. y Ii. in currency.
FL0uR-The market to-day, has been very
| Quiet, owing in great measure to anticipated
heavy receipts. The stock on hand is quite small,
but prices remain weak and unsettled. The only
sales that we can report are 985 bbls.. Of which
100 choice family, in lots, at SIG 50; zoo On it,
merits, at sl3 Is; 100 good extra at So 75 100 on
its merits at $40 81; 100 do. at SO IS; 10 sour
extra at S. %, and 1870 superfne at 80 y Dbl.
| CoRN-The landing is now almost entirely bare
Of this article in first hands, and the supply in
store is limited with fair demand, while prices
are very firm with an upward tendency. Sales
to-day include 5000 sacks, of which 800 white at
81 10; 700 mixed, 81 on! $50 white at 81 or;
200 yellow at 928c.; 400 do. at &c; 1000 yellow
at 9Oc.; 800 yellow mixed at Soc; and 1000 do
at ssc. % bushel.
OATs-Are in moderate supply and demand, and
prices remain unchanged. The transactions for
the day amount to 1850 sacks of which 600, $50
and 100 were at Sc, and 300 ordinary at SOC. u
bushel.
BRAN-Remans quiet. The stock on hand is not
large butt is still sufficient for the demand, which
is altogether of retail character. Sales to-day
include 500 sacks in two lots at 81 l23 U 100 lbs.
HAY-Is in only moderate supply, while the de-
mand is of a very restricted character. We how
ever notice sales of 600 bales of which $50 ordi-
nary st. Louis at sl5 and $50 ditto at SIG f3 ton
! Primo st. Louis is quoted at So and prime Ohio
/ River at S24Q124 so Y ton.
PoRK-We have again to notice a very quiet
market, but holders are generally firm in their
prices and do not press their stocks upon the mar
ket. A lot of so bbls sold to-day at $35. The re
tail demand is restricted at $95 25@35 so q Dbl
I, BAooN-shoulders are very scarce and in goot
request at l730lSc. " Ii. Sides in limited
supply at 2O4c. for ribbed 2l3c. for clear ribbed
e and 22c. for clear sides. Hams are in moderate
supply, and slow of sale at 253@263c. There wer
sales to-day of casks of clear sides at 22c " ID
LARD-Still continues very dull, owing in grea
i measure, to the heavy falling off in the export de
i mand and the business now transpiring is entirel.
OF retail character at 233c. for prime in tierces
J and 2446D25c, u ID in kegs.
u BAGGING-C Continues in fair retail demand, an
+ is very firmly held, at SIC. in rolls and 33c u var
in bales.
/ BALE RorE-We have no change to note in thi
!, dealers are furnishing their customers at ls3c
Il u tb.
IS GuNHY BAGs-Continue quiet, while prices r
: main unchanged at 265@27c. apiece.
" STAR CANDLEs-Remaln quiet, and the bushes
e done has been entirely of retail character, a
2Oc for u o., 2O3c. for 10 o., 22c, for "A or
IL and Csc for full weight.
r BUTTER AND CHEEsE-Western Butter is i
/ better demand while prices are fuller. 1t is sell
= ling at 3O035 fB ID. Northern Butter is in goo
I, supply, but dull at 43@45e. % Ii. Wester
Cheese is in fair supply but dull at l5@l8c. u Il
There are no English dairy lots in the market
le and we therefore omit quotations.
y suNDR1Es-Eggs are scarce and selling at $24G
Sc 500 % Dbl. and $26@$28 u box. Me-
" Potatoes at 500. 25 10 bbl New Onion
is at 81 1903 80. Apples at 5000 % BIB
er Beans, common, at $2@3, choice at $5@7
s9 bbl Chickens, at $lO0ll % doz. Geese,
to $s@lo % doz., and Turkeys at S2593O % doz'
y NJ, cropps flon,r,on Posn 10 ,lantv and
- % ~ 10y.
es selling At " oo pat te oesel qualles dre scatt
he and with little demand at "a so for No z and So
for No, l, Tar is selling at 50 so T9 Dbl. Pitch
by 40 - c,;uit &c rr,ertine a+qoc for larga 1o+
S07 90 anu 9PiIi'e " u