New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-10-31

Exported previously OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. Il40y--aO7
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SUGAR AND MoLAssEs-The receipts since yes
terday comprise only 8 hhds new Sugar There
Is good disposition manifested by buyers to pur-
chase but operations are almost entirely sus-
pended owing to the hight figures asked for the new
crop, but the stock hand for sale IS yet quite
| small and consists of only hhds, Of Sugar; II
bbs of Molasses, and 80 bbls. of Syrup. There
have been no sales to-day, but We give Tor refer
ence the prices of actual sales thus far, viz: Good
fair new Sugar 1Gc.; fully fair do. lGSc. new
Syrup 81, and choice Molasses 81 05 u gallon.
There is very little doing in Cuba Sugar or Mo
1asses, although heavy operations are anticipated
this week as three cargoes have lately arrived,
and prices are decidedly frmer. We now quote
Cuba MoIasscs at G5QD70c. T} gallon.
ToBAcco-The market still continues very
! quiet. There is some little inquiry for the city
trade and for baling, but buyers for foreign
markets are very still. We have no sales to re-
: mort to-day, but repeat our previous quotations
Z which remain very firm: Low refused light and
Z heavy 3@98c.; common leaf 63@7c; fair do.
Z 71a9c.; good do. 1O@11c.; fine do. l20l3c., and
choice selections 14Gll6c. Lots for baling are held
S at 20@25c. Btb.
4 FLouR-The market still continues quite active,
and prices rule firm in favor of buyers. Transac-
+ tions are however, confined almost exclusively to
the higher classes. Sales to-day comprise 22OC
4 bbs ofwhch 45O and 100 choice extra at SIS so; l0t
treble extra at SIS; 200 do private terms; liz
/ double extra at $I4 80; 200 single do. at sl4 %
e. 800 do at sl3 rs; 200 and 100 at $l3 80; and l0
i and 70 superfne at $l3 % y bbl.; fine is held
=. $12G9l2 50 % bbl
10 CoRH-There has been fair inquiry to-day, bu
Id owing to the limited supply and the lghtrecelpts
at holders have been enabled to realize an adyane
S' of sc. q bushel with still further upward ten
lF dency. Transactions comprise $500 sacks, c
nc which 500 white at 81 90; 500 do. at 81 liz; 80
tn white mixed at 81 Is; and 500 and 1000 white a
81 Is 8 bushe.
o. OATs-Are still in very light supply, with ia
ST. demand, and prices remain firm and unchanged
5 Transactions for the day comprise 700 300, %
793 and 100 sacks at Csc. u bushel.
36i BRAN-We have no alteration to note in tn
PPS} article The supply is only moderate and deman
573 fair. Sales comprise 400 sacks at 81 35; 200 ;
art 81 373; 100, 100 and $50 at 81 40 u 100 lbs.
We HAY-There have been no sales to-day of an
magnitude. The supply is light and demand limite
int, Prices however, remain firm We quote prm
9 3G5 Ohio river at $29 and round hoop do. at $24@
g95 g9S y ton.
,9i5 PoRK-There has been some little movement
""
593 withheld Prices are, however, weak and droo
1853 ing. We still continue to quote choice mess
@ ,2Oo $34 for lots, and retailing at $34 so % Dbl.
,o37 BAcoN-The market remains quiet and inactV
ay, and but very little is doing beyond retail trad
hve hhs and the only sales reported to-day are 10 cas-
re- ribbed sides at 1Sc., and 20 casks clear do.
nee l93c. f8 fb. We now quote shoulders and ribb
sides at l89183c., clear sides 1870, plain hal
S59 and sugar cured do. at 230l26c. f9 fb
$40 LAKp-We have no alteration of any kind
iS0 notice under this head. The stock hand is ia
o6go but only iobbing trade is doing at l0e
a7O tierces and 2lc 10 ID for kegs. Lots are held
9Th l7c for the former and 20c B tb for the latter
s. 3r;ro WH1sKY-Is in good supply but slow of sale
anr al 9Oa$2 for Louisiana, and 81 25@$2 50 f3 gall
nks, for Western rectfed.
ters, STAR CANDLEs-Are in fair supply, with
a retail demand at zoe. for u oz., 2lc. for Is
xpe- 22c. for IA or, and 25c. for full weight.
the INDIA BAGG1NG-There is but very little n
oses, offering in round way, although there is g
1 T IN retail trade doing at Sac for rolls and 35c
first per ward for bales. Lots are still quoted at
~ in per yard.
99$es 3 les BALE RoPE-Is in large supply, but dull at
u 1b.
lbout GUNNY BAGs-Are in fair supply, but
trent quiet at 2S@30C. apiece.
m"n+ IRON TIEs-Are in fair supply and demaL
max ll@l2c, apiece.
Jan Observation-Disclosures are selling at 50 ESQ
ia. per barrel. Onions at $3@3 so per ba
01'' Choice apples at 81. Eggs at S3869tO per ba
Chickens at $4096, for small, and IS per do2
699 5S5 5 large, and turkeys at $34Q936 " dozen.
50s67 OILs-Linseed is in fair demand at 81 900
78S g {!S 8 gallon. Coal Oil is dull at 60@65c. % g
a32 I'll aud Lard Oil at Il 6O@$l So T3 gallon.
6s5 292 HoPs-There is very fair demand for the
l5S255 55225 crop, which are selling at 65@7Oc. Baya
29q23 20 929 scarce at soc. 9} ID.
- MALT-There is some little demand for Cs
9 45 5 55S at 81 75$2 and Western at tI0$I rs % hi
- -, WooL-Is in light supply, aud quiet at lGQ
iii55 for natural Is02oc for Texas to merino,
75og az CSC for to merino and 25@3lc for washc
an re-. Salts in fair supply but quiet We,
Of the ever, quote, by the cargo coarse and fine at
ishca "a hushel and retailing at 50 25 g hpghnl ia
90 900 w. u 20 2o ror coarse.
IN lt2 pr,r There is no Carolina and hn+ 7,arv,