New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-08-22

viz: Ordinary 25@27c., good ordinary 29@3lc,,
low middlng 32@34c,, and middling 356D36c. The
supply of grades below good ordinary is ample,
while the demand for these descriptions continues
partially or wholly suspended, and the depression
in Exchange tends to limit operations in all classes
STATEMENT OF COTTON. .t
Stock on hand Sept lst lS65-bales $3.50
Received since yesterday ..........,........, 46
Received previously 45-ISS52
866,7o
Exported previously 5S-Io41io
Stock and on sbipboard not cleared w liz Isl
SUGAR AND MoLAssEs-The receipts from the
lower coast since yesterday comprise l Dbl. of
Sugar and of Moiasses. Louisiana Sugar and
Molassesis nearly exhausted, but the foreign pro-
auctions are Unfair though not large supply. The
markets. still very quiet, and the only sales we
have to report is lot of hhds. of Louisiana re-
fined and As hhds. of prime Porto Rico Sugar on
private terms The retail trade is limited at 1850.
for common, Is, l66Dl63C. for prime to choice,
and lT0l71c. 5} lib. Ter yellow and white clarified,
There has been nothing done in Moasses to-day.
but we quote it at 52053c. by the cargo, and
55@56c. u gallon for small lots.
ToBAoco--We have no change to note in this
article. Buyers for foreign and private account
are still looking around, but we are unable to re-
port any sales to-day, although negotiations were
pending for one or two small lots. There has.
however, DteH no CuuLSe III prices, anu We sui
continue TO quote low refused, light, 3304c.,
heavy do. 43354c., 591fc, for good do, S0l0c.
for common leaf, l269l4c. for fair do ld7l6c for
good do, l69lec. for prime do, and 20022c. =
Is. for choice selections.
FLouR-Superfne is still very scarce and in re-
quest while prices are quite firm, with an upward
tendency. Other grades are quiet and unchanged.
Sales to-day comprise 1850 bills. of which so
choice family at Sl5 100 do at Sl4, 500 do. on pri
Eate terms, 800 line on private terms, 100 good
extra at Sl2 so, 100 fair do at SILL and 100 super
lne at 50 % p Dbl Superfne is retailing at SIS SO
" Dbl.
CoRN-Is in fair supply but dull and prices are
weak and dropping Sales to-day comprise 8l0O
sacks, in lots as follows, viz. $40 and 100 white
and white mixed at SOC. 200 white mixed at S74c.
5000 do, on private terms, 300 and 200 yellow at
80c., 200 yellow mixed at 77c. and 1900 do. at
ice. u bushel.
0ATs-Are in moderate supply with very
limited demand, and prices are ruling more in
favor OF buyers. There were sales Of 800 and 100
sacks At Soc, and 500 at 48c. $3 bushel decline
of &c. u bushel on yesterdays quotations,
bRAN-There has been a decided improvement
in the demand for this article to-day, while prices
remain frm and unchanged. Sales amount to 147C
sacks, Of which 200 and 20l at 81 10, and 500 and
2l5 at 81 073 y 100 lbs.
HAY-ls very inactive, and prices unchanged at
sl50sl6 for ST. Louis and s25@926 % ton for prime
Ohio river.
PoRK-The market has been very Quiet TODAY
and we have not heard Of a sale to report. Prices
however, are very firm at $50 for round lots, and
S36 so u Dbl. for retail lots.
BAooN-Sfdes and Shoulders are scarce, with a
fair demand, and prices are R9iaHsiiiy unchanged.
5ney are retailing at 19c. for Shoulders 2l4c for
dubbed Sides 223c. for Clear Ribbed, and 231234c.
for Clear Sides. Sugar-cured Hams are in better
supply, but quiet at 266927c. % fb. t5s
LARD-4We have no change whatever to notice in
this article. The demand is limited at 223c. for
prime in tierCes, and 2l5c per b. for kegs
g NHIsKY-Is selling by the lot at So 50ns9 Is
Tor good Western rectitied, and 81 373c. u gallon
in jobbing lots. .1
INDIA BAGeING- Continues in very active de-
mand at previous prices, viz 39e. % yard in rolls
and 4lc. u yard in bales. h@
GUNNY BAGs-Are scarce and in request, while
prices are firm with an upward tendency. We
now quote them at 3l@32c. apiece.
/ BALE RoPE-is in moderate demand at Isl "a TO-
for round lots, and l9c. 5 h. for retail lots There
were sales to-day Of l00coils on private terns 800
anu 900 do. at 1870. per ID.
SALTS in fair supply and demand and prices
are hrm at S28S2 10 Tor Liverpool coarse, and
" O5gS2 20c. for fine, from store. ST. soc. has
been offered and refused for lots Of Liverpool
coarse. 5E
NAVAL STORES Resin is very scarce and in re-
guest, and prices are firm at 50 2565s2 so Tor com
mon; 81 for No. 2, and 81 - bbt. for No. /. Pitch
i selling at s. " Dbl Tar at g %, and Spirits of
EurpenGlne at $4,000. ~ gallon. There were sales
to-day OF lOO bbls. of Turpentine on private terms
SuSDRIEs-Eggs are selling Of S32 - bbl., Pota-
toes at 81 2561$5 " Dbl, Onions at 81 25G1s4 30
u Dbl, Apples ct So 5O0S6 so q bbi., and
chickens at $l2@sl8 % dozen for old, and s4G5
Tor young ~ -.
WooL-Is in fair supply but dull at 140l7c. for
berry, l602Oc. for Inferior, and 23@25c for
washed
HoPs--Are scarce and dull at 800S3c. for Bel.
gian, and 75c. % b for American. -,
MALT-Is in limited supply, but dull at 81 so for
W estern and 81 90lDS2 for Canada.
BUTTER AND CREEsE-GOod Western and Nor
Lhern Butter is scarce with good retail demand,
1t 25@30c. for common Western, 35013Sc. for
prime do and 43G145C. per ID for Narthen. Strictly
choice is held at 4Sc. per Ii. Cheese is quiet at
.5C9l8c. for Western and 2lc. per 10 for English
larry lots.
STAR CANDLEs-Are in moderate retail demand
md prices firm There were sales to-day of so
boxes II o. at zoe. so 10 OF. at 2lc. so IL or at
'2c., so full weight at Csc and $50 boxes, mixed
OF, at Zoe. for u or. and 25c. for full weight.
CoFFEE-The stock on hand is quite light, and
lemand fair. Dealers are supplying the demand
or the country at 2T@283c. for ordinary to prime
Rio in currency.
FREIGHTs-Ihe rate by steamer to Liverpool is
ID. for cotton, at which figure the Fire Queen is
s0w loading. Rate by sail to Liyefpoolis 3D. u H.,
md to Hayre llc. - ID. for cotton. By steamer
o New York and Boston it is 561ac. f9 H., and
~ sail 9@9l6c. % 10. for cotton.
ROPE AND BAGGNG IN LoUIsvILLE-Sat,udny
Transactions have been heavy this week at steady
advancing rates, with sales to-day of so pieces
choice hand bagging at SIC. and so coils machine
'ope at 1896, with smaller lots on orders at an
ADVANCE. Also a sale of $500 iron ties at l2c.
Sales early in the week 1000 pieces and coils on
private terms. Also $50 coils rope at 1S0lS8c.,
70 pieces hemp at 33@333c. Various other lots
AVE been disposed of, but prices to-day are about
4O35c. for hemp bagging and 35c for India bag
ring. A sale of India bagging was made at 34Rc.
md q sale of 100 bales this morning at 35e., and
700 pieces Kentucky baggiDg at 333c.-[Courier.
LOUISVILLE TOBACCO MISUNDERSTANDING
market has been sustained all the week at the ad-
rance on lugs heretofore noted, with sales to.
lay of los hhds,, including reviews, with only
at prices ranging from 50 50129. The
offerings of selections and choice manufacturing
eaf are very few. The sales of the week have
aggregated GA hhds with II reflections, including
n the breaks hhds. Mason county leaf at $25(127;
hid manufacturing leaf at $37 rs; / hid.
Daviess county cutting leaf at $29 rs; / hid.
Christian county leaf at $23, and hhds. Owen
,oUnty cutting leaf ats4, $25@$29 s25 and $45 so.
The following is the classification for the week:
-G Light. Heavy.
common Tugs 50 600 90 5000 600
5ood 90 .'''................. 400 81 600 70
COMMON ieaI' bOg9 yeO 5O9lO bO
Medium do.,..,.!....,.....l 10 s09i55o u 50@l5 50
fine to selections. 20 609A050 20 5Oa23 90
Manufacturing wrappers
Bright medium. 26 5O639 so
do fine to fancy. Observation-Disclosures. -.
fhe stock on hand July 30th. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 5OI hhds
s ese nom the country Sg