New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-08-20
Commercial SntelIigente,
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CoTToN-There is no material variation of any
kind to notice in the movement of the leading
staple Offerings, especially of the better grades,
continue restricted and all descriptions rule at
about previous prices. Operations have been re-
tarded to-day, however, owing to almost inces-
SAINT rains but the sales, nevertheless, footed up
100 bales, divided among six brokers. Had the
weather been favorable for outdoor business, it is
not improbable that we would have had another
heavy day IS movement to report, as the demand
was active throughout, and it was generally IN
derstood that further large orders had recently
come to hand. We repeat quotations as follows,
viz: Ordinary 25@27co good ordinary 290Slc,
low middliug 32034c., and middling 35@36c.
STATEMENT OF COTTON.
Stock on hand Sept lat ls65-bales ......... S32Sg
Received since yesterdsy ..........o,.,..,,., 81
Received pIeyieHsiy 746 CLIO
823,855
Exported since yestertay, 9Q2 .-
Exported previously 3,66-75l5IS
Stock haud shiDboaEd cleared. Is so7
The exports include 6Ss bales for New York,
and I'll bales for Philadelphia
SUGAR AND MoLAssEs-There have been no re-
ceipts from the interior since yesterday. The
supply Of Louisiana Sugar and Molasses in nearly
exhausted but the foreign productions are in fair
supply. The heavy rains today retarded business
in our produce markets, ard but very little was
done III or out OF doors. There were no sales Of
Sugar or AIolasses, tpricesrem as previously
reported viz 12E015c, for co1nmon 70 prime,
| Is, IG0l6ic for prime to choice, and 17@l79c.
V lb for yellow and white clarified. Molasses is
held at 5o@55c. 77 gallon.
ToBACoo-There was some little inquiry to-day
BY agents If foreign governments and on private
l,,t -,
although negotiations are pending for several lots.
Prices continue quite firm at our previous quota
tons, viz: 4G5c, for low refused light, 53@6c.
for heavy do, 708c, for good d9p 9@lle, fer
common leaf, Boise. for fair do, 15@l7c. for
good do, 176g19c. for fine do, and 20025c. for
choice selections
FLOUR There has been a very good inquiry to-
day for superffne, and prices are frmer, and in
some instances an advance Of l25c. B Dbl. has
been realized, but the inelemeney Of the weather
prevented any heavy operations, and sales have
been confined to so bbls. choice extra at $14, loo
good extra as So, 100 low extra at SO so, as
bbls of superfne at 50 25 andlO0 ditto at 50 Is
y bbl, M ggs o.fFa.sg W er
CoRx-The only sales we have to report to-day
are 100 sacks Of white at 923e., and 300 yellow
mixed at 78c, q bushel. ao3seS
OATs-Are in fair supply and limited demand at
previous prices. Sales to-day include 5S0 and $50
sacks at soc. " bushel. sJ VI ztAH2As%
BRAN There were no sales to-day. Quotations,
however, remain unchanged at 81 075@l 10 e.
100 fbs. aHt-
HAYa4Nothing reported to-day. Itsis retailing
at s259 ID ton for prime Ohio river.
PoRk-sales to-day eomprise,5O bills. Of mess at
s36 " Dbl, with moderate retail demand at
$50 so o. Dbl. Prices aresv very firm at the above
quotations.
BAooN-Is very scarce ana III request, while
prices are decidedly firm with an upward ten
deney There were sales to-day of 10 casks of
ribbed sides at 22e., an advance Of 3c. y b. on
last quotations, and 80 tiercesof Stages Hams at
&c. 10 b. The retail demand is quite active at
l9@laac for shoulders, 2l3922c, for ribbed sides,
229c for clear ribbed, 239c.7for clear Sides 2G3c,
for sugar cured Hams, and &c. 10 II. for fancy
brands,
LARD-Is in fair retail demand at 223e. for prime
in tierces and GAGE. % 10. for kegs
WHIsKY-Is selling by the lot at 81 208s2 Is
for good Western rectihed, and 81 373c. y gallon
in jobbing lots.
INDIA BAGGNG-Is in very active retail demand
at $50 for rolls, and 41c p yard in bales. There
were sales to-day of IS bales at Acc. and 100 and
100 pieces Kentucky bagging at 37@373 u yard.
BALE RoPE--ls in moderate demand at ls3 % Ii.
for round lots, and 19c " h. for retail lots.
GuNNY BAGs--We have no sales to report
today, but quote them at 31@S2c apiece.
sA1r-Is in fair supply and demand, and prices
are firm at 81 9O@s2 for Liverpool coarse, and
s2@$2 o5 for fine, from store. Its held by the
cargo at 81 75@s1 so. .sr
NAVAL SToREs-The stock of Rosin is light and
demand fair at 50 so for common, 81 for No. 2,
and S7 for No. /. Pitch is selling at 50 u Dbl,
Tar at 81 3d. and Spirits of Turpentine at 55@60c.
u gallon.
SuNDRIEs- Eggs are selling at 5@12o. 20 dozen,
Potatoes at 50 75(0$3 % bbf., Onions at S4QD$4 50
10 Dbl, Apples at s5@s6 90 ~ Dbl, and chick
ems at sl2@sl3 % dozen.
WooI.--Is in fair supply but dull at l4G9l7c. for
berry, Is@20c for inferior, and 2S@25c. for
washed. el s.s.4 t.. y sf
HoPs-Are scarce and dull at s09sSc. for Bel
gian, and 75c. S9 Ii for American.
MALT--Is in limited supply, but dull at 81 so for
Western and 81 90@s2 for Canada.
BUTTER AND CHEEsE--Butter is in fair supply,
but dull at .25035e. for Western, and 43045c. T3
b for Northern Cheese, at l56DlSc. for Western,
and 21c. % ID for Euglishdairy lots.
STAB CANDLES Are selling at zoe. for 10 o.,
&c. for Ia OF +, and 25os 59 ID. for full weight.
CoFFEE-Tne stock on hand Is quite light, and
demand fair. Dealers are supplying the demand
for the country at 27D2Ssc. for ordinary to prime
Rio in currency.
FRE4aHrs-The rate by steamer to Liverpool is
Id for cotton, at which figure the Fire Queen is
now loading. Rate by salt Liverpool is I'D. % b.,
and to Havre &c. U ID. for cotton. BY steamer
to New York and Boston it is 3@2c. f9 1b., and
by sail s@9l6c. % ID. for cotton.
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