New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-10-22


4Oc The above are, Of course intended as the
rates for round lists, and do not apply to small
lots, which afford no indication of ruling figures.
STATEMENT OF COTTON.
stock hand Sent lst lSs6-bees co. l|lo0
Received since yesterday 4tS85l 568
l537o7
Exported previously. 575l6-58330
e,,.r aud and an ,bDbo.rd not cleared. 95l2l
TIE exports are exclusively for Boston.
|; PAYMENT OF DUT1Es-The Custom House re-
turns at this port for the past week exhibited the
heaviest aggregate payments on imports of any
week on record, the amount being $l97 ,403 90,
1 all in gold.
Y SUGAR AND MoLAssEs-There have not been
l any receipts since yesterday. There has been
t some little inquiry noticeable to-day, and sales
J.. were made of 46 hhds. good fair old Louisiana
e Sugar at 14Ec. % H. and 275 bills of reboled
Cuba Molasses at 6O070c. U gallon. The stock OF
a both domestic and the foreign productions are
s quite small, although the new crop is daily looked
}, for In jobbing way there is only little dong at
If l130l24 for common, and 13@l4c. for fair prince
l. l6@l64c for yellow clarified, and Tide u ID for
), white do.
ToBAcco-The market still rules very quiet.
There has been some little inquiry for baling and
l. for the city trade but no sales of any Importance
IN have TRANSFERRED. The stock on hand is quite
rs small and does not offer any inducements for any
,e very extended operations There is no change in
at quotations which we repeat as follows viz: $40
10 &C. for low refused light and heavy; 63@7c. for
It's common leaf; 7BCl9c. for fair do; 100llc. for
es good d. l2013c. for fine do, and 14@16c. u It
for choice selections. Lots for baIing are held al
2O@25c. u ID.
FLoUR-The demand for this article is confined
almost entirely to the grade of superfne, of which
there is great scarcity, and prices rule firm il
favor Of holders. The higher classes are only ii
moderate supply, but with limited demand
while prices remain unchanged. Sales compris
$50 bbls. of which 200 double extra at $l3 3d. 20
low extra at sl2 rs, so superfne at So so, an
100 low fine at $40 5Oper barrel.
CoRN-There have been no receipts of this al
ticle for several days past. The supply on han
is quite small, confined entirely to warehouse
The market is, however, only moderate, but price
unchanged. Sales are confined to 1900 sack
in lots as follows, viz 400 and 200 white at S
$50 do at 98c., and 500 yellow and mixed at 95
per bushel.
OATs-We have no change whatever to motif
in this article. The demand is limited and pric
firm at previous quotations The transactions f
the day comprise 400 and 500 sacks at SIC. P
( bushel.
and BRAN-The market continues very quiet at u
ons changed prices. The only sales to-day is a lot
ons $50 sacks at 81 40 per 100 lbs.
is HAY-Continues in fair supply, with a steat
us though not large demand. Transactions for t
IL day comprise 400 bales roundhoop Ohio river
Gus $24 % ton.
are PoRK-The market to-day has exhibited sor
Sc little activity although prices still continue
'ted steady. The only sales reported are so bbls.
cent two lots at $34 5O 200 and $50 at $34 % % b
We now quote lots at $34034 Is, and retailing
nent $34 25@34 so % Dbl.
VIZ: BAooN-shoulders are in limited supply, W
only moderate retail demand at l74@18c. %
81 Sides and hams in full supply, but slow of ST
58 at 1916 for ribbed Sides 19@l93c y Ii for Gle
l46% zoe. for plain hams and 23@25c. for sugar cul
i4S5s hams. Round lots can be had at less figure tt
IL the above.
l46A LARD-The supply of tierce lard is much in
~ cess of kegs. The demand, however, is to VI
.s, limited extent, and prices are looking down.
~ noticed sales to-day of 200 kegs at 204c. %
Prime in tierces is quoted at 172@18c. y h.
refer lots, and retailing at 2Ic for the former and
llhAe for the latter.
lore, WHIsKY-Is in large supply, but only a sn
'ateu jobbing trade is doing at 81 80@$2 for Louisa
we and 81 2502 IS for Western recti6ed.
PRED r,,,nT ps Tbo ,oorI,o+ Roc baoo or
pre- throughout, and the only sale reported was
of 200 Schaefer at 2O3c. for II or, and 25c.
5aha full weight; Is quoted at 2lc., and Ia
! i'm. at 22c.
reet, INDIA BAGG1NG-Is in fair supply, but with g
y $50 moderate demand; and in absence of sales
oo+ give 344c.@35c. f8 yard for lots, and retailing
brick Sale. for rolls, and Sec. u yard for bales
,osite BALE RoPE-Is in very large supply, butdull
onde- l5c @l53c. for lots, and retailing at 16c.@lt
! ol ana % ID.
}. 22s suNDR1Es-Potatoes are selling at 50 1905
brick bbl, green apples at 81 50@S6, eggs at $3.50
Igo 10 bbl., small chickens at $4@6, large do. a
% dozen; turkeys at $34Q936 % dozen, onion
ttage, 50 5O@$2 IS 70 Dbl, and cabbages at $149l
tween crate.
frame II l Iron TIEs-Are in fair supply and deman
d Jas as 1l0l2c. apiece.
D. $50 GUNNY BAGs-Are in good supply but
Ram Ram at 28@30c. apiece.
'4oVV NAVAL SToREs-Rosin is scarce, with a
demand at 81 rs for No. l, IS rs for No. q
,,iz So so for common Pitch is selling at S. so
4 ~ Tar at 81 50@$S 70 bbl and Spirits of Turpe
1863 at 623o. % gallon. There were sales tod
es 1863 500 bbls No, Rosin at 81 80, and 200 pr
9Io6$ terms reported to be at higher price, al
Cot bbs. of Spirits of Turpentine at 623c. f9 g
ge ad- OILs-Linseed is in fair demand at $26s2
nereial gallon. Coal Oil is dull at 65@75c, and La
6 Elk. at 81 6O67sI az 60 galIon There wara cal
elinng aay oF s9 Il,,s CT o;i cga NJ Ii
ION the hoPs-lhere is a very fair demand for tht
isconnt crop, With are selling at G5@7Oc. BaYa
scarce at soc. 70 ID.
,s bpen MALr-There is some little demand for CT
it was at 81 75@$2, and Western at sl@sI rs f3 b
t. The SALTS in fair demand, and prices firm at
II large an rs for Liverpool fine and 90 95oq so for
ich has ,,,ot,o. 90 1ola, - - ~ -o'
rength ~ "lenouo, - lO9g- 70 Ior the lofner ant