New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-04-30

SUGAR AND MoLAssgs-The only receipts from
the coast since yesterday were 20 hhds of Sugar.
No Molasses. There is a very fair supply of both
| Foreign and Domestic productions on hand. but
only retail business doing at 70lOc for inferior.
Louisiana Sugar ll@l3c for common to good com.
mon, 14@l5c. for fair to fully fair 15tl152c. for
| prime and l60lGIc. for choice but there ia yery
| little of the latter offering. We have no sales of
Louisiana Sugar or Molasses to report to day. A
lot of 10 hhds. and 60 bbls. of Cuba Molasses sold
at 4Oc. u GAL for the former and 45c for the latter.
Flour The market has been quite active.
| Superfne and extra are scarce and in good de.
mand while prices for the day have been consid-
erably in favor of Sellers and decidedly rmer The
sales embrace $500 bbIs of which 100 choice.extra
at s14 50 so extra at $40 s74 $780, 7o0 500 and 100
superine at So Is, 800 and $50 do at So So 500 on
its merits at So 70 and 1000 superineaat So 90 per
Dbl. ,..
CoRN-The market has been quiet but firm at
yesterdays quotations. Sales to-day comprise
2l00 sacks as follows 800 white at 81 IL; 700
yellow mixed at 81 Oa@sl 10; 225 yellow at
81 10; $50 mixed at 81 0s and 225 inferior at
| 81 05 per bushel 23OO sacks damaged Corn were
sold at Csc per bushel.
| OATs-The market to day has been quiet and
prices are somewhat easier than yesterday. We
note sales of 1913 bags in the following order viz
200 and 3l3 sacks at 60c and 1000 at SIC. per
bushel. -au.
BRAN-The supply is limited and the demand
| good, and prices very firm. 300 sacks were sold
to-day in two lots at 81 40 per 100 lbs.
HAY-The demand is moderate and prices are
firm. Sales to-day embrace $50 bales ordinary at
s27 so per ton, but prime western readily COM
mands $29 501$3O per ton. $
BAcoN-The supply is limited, and in active de-
rnand, and prices firm with still further advance
of J q cent q b. 40 casks of ribbed sides were
sold to-day at 1896, and 10 casks Of shoulders at
134c., and 10 tierces Of sugar cured Hams at 23c.
y ID. Shoulders are retailing freely at l4c; ribbed
sides at l7c. clear sides at 49,. plain hams at
| 20c, and sugar cured hams at 23c. ~ b.
! PoRK-Is in good request, and prices at least
Soc fuller than yesterdays quotations. Sales to.
day embrace 1876 bbls. in three lots at $50 "a bbl
Mess freely retails at $50 so % Dbl.
LARD-Is in good demand, and the supply is
limited. A lot of 20 tierces was sold to-day at
20ac u b., an advance of lc. U b since yesterday
! SUNDR1Es-Good Northern and Goshen Butter is
scarce and in request, at Csc. u ID. Western and
| common is plenty and dull, at 25@40c. % ID
Cheese is in very fair supply and in very good de-
mand for Western at 20@23c., and English dairy
at &c. y Ii.
SALT is in very fair demand, in retail lots, al
81 75@l 80 for coarse, and 81 s5@l 80 for Liver
pool fine. @ @li"
FREIGHTs are very dull to all points, and the
following rates cannot be reported as much better
than nominal, viz By sail to Liverpool 1@sd.
and to Havre lac. u III for Cotton, and by steam
to the former Id. By sail to New York and Bos
ton 50 % bale, and by steam to the former 4c. and
to the latter &c. u Ii.