New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-06-05

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developments, while the difficulty in the way Of
negotiating commercial exchange deters ma (
iority IF buyers from efectng further purchases.
We repeat Saturdays quotations, merely for
reference, viz: Ordinary 2s@3Oc., good ordinary :
3lG32c., low middling 5jG35c., and middLng
o8go9c.
stock o. hand Sept Ist Is55bales.....,.... s3239
sece,yed sines saturday ma 337l6Is5
.- 795,l2i
Exported since yes terdsy I09l
Exported previously 7V36O5sf
Stock OF shiDOoard cleared
The exports are for Liverpool exclusively.
SUGAR AND MoLAssEs-The receipts from the
coast since Saturday comprise 25 hhds. Of Sugar
No Molasses. The supply Of Louisiana Sugar is
limited, while there is no Louisiana Molasses on
the market. The foreign production is plenty,
especially the common classes, but there is little
or no demand for any description. The heavy
rains prevented business Of all kinds this morn
ing, and we have no sale to report. We, how
ever, continue our quotations as follows; For
common to good common, ll50l23c.; for fair to
fully fair, 130l44c.; for prime, l54e.; and for
choice Ice. u tb. Cuba Sugars are retailing at
l230l34c for Nos. u and IS. There is no move
ment in Molasses whatever, but it is offering at
4s050c. y gallon for ordinary to prime Porto
Rico
FLoUR-There has been better inquiry to-
day at prices somewhat sitter than those of
Saturday. The supply on hand is limited, and the
demand is Of a local character, and chiefly for
good bakers brands. The sales to-day embrace
1900 bbs,, of which $50 choice extra at Sl4. 800
good extra at So Is. 80 do. at So 25, 25O do.
on private terms 37j low extra at SO so, and sol
superfne atS3 80 "a bbl.
CoRS-White IS scarce and in good request,
while prices are firm, at cur last quotations. Ye
low and mixed are plenty, with a moderate de-
mand, but prices are weak. Owing 10 the very
inclement weather to-day, sales were confined to
5000 sacks, in lots as follows viz 1000 white at
925c., 350.do, at Sic, $500 yellow mixed at 823c.,
800 choice yellow at S5c., and 500 slightly damaged
white, at auction at s6!c. Also 1900 sacks Of in
ferior at Csc. Il bushel.
OATs-Are in good supply, with only moderate
demand, while prices remain at our previous quo
tations The market to-day has been very quiet,
and sales were confined to 500 sacks, in lots of 200
and 500 sacks, at 53c. q bushel.
BRAN-Remains quiet and prices are unchanged.
The only sale we can report to-day is lot Of 400
sacks, at 81 Is T3 100 lbs.
HAY-Is dull The stock on hand is ample but
consists chiefly of inferior grades. We, however,
continue our quotations, which are merely nom
inal, as follows, viz: $ls0&22 for ordinary to
prime Western.
PoRK-Contnues in active demand and prices
are decidedly firm, with anupward tendency, The
supply on hand is quite limited, and in the hands
of a few dealers who are holding for still higher
prices. There are now several orders from Texas
and Alabama to fill, but buyers are holding back
for a reduction in prices, while sellers are deter
t mined to make no concessions whatever. We
notice sale to-day of 100 bbls, new Mess at $34 90
U Dbl. Dealers are holding at S35 for small lots
, BACoN-Has been in very active retail demand
a to-day, while prices are still firm with an upward
e tendency. The supply of clear and ribbed sides
and shoulders is limited andis hardly sufficient fol
. the local demand. Hams are in moderate supply
f at previous prices. Sales include SO casks, oi
which Is Of clear sides at 20!c. l5 of shoulders al
16c., and 10 of clear ribs and ribbed sides at 19l
.. 692Oo. y 10. Sugar cured hams are retailing al
e 26c. u ID.
+ LARD-Continues in active retail demand while
l. prices rule steadily in favor of holders. We have
e no sales to report to-day. The business done wa
in iobbing lots 24c, for prime in tierces and 26c
4 u H. in kegs.
!. H. WHIsKy-Remains dull, and quotations are nom
er tinal, as follows; $2 2O02 IS for good Western
10 rectifed.
IN SALT-Is active at 81 S5 for coarse Liverpool an
III 81 9o@$1 95 for fine. do.
he NAVAL SToREs-Rosin is selling at % 50 for com
II. mon $90$3 so for No. 5, 81 5OforNo.2 2, and 81
for No. l. Tar at 50 so; Pitch at So, and Spirit
10 of Turpentine at CSC, U gallon ..
Us RAGGENG-Continues firm but quiet. Dealers ar
II furnishing the demand at 29c y yard in rolls
10 3lc. u yard in bales.
in GUNNY BAGs-Exhibit considerable activity
ew and prices remain firm. We notice sales to-day
m so bales at 25c. apiece. Dealers are furnishin
ar. the demand at 26c. apiece.
of BALE RoPE-There has been considerable movt
ment in this article during the past two days, br
OK to-day the market resumed its usual quietness,
1nt very firm prices. Dealers are furnishing the d
lily mand atl85c % yard.
ly. STAR CANDLEs-For the past few days have e.
ses hibited considerable activity, and prices are
enf si1f cidedly firm with an upward tendency. Thel
m. were sales to-day of $50 boxes of which 100 Of
mt ounce at 203c. and so of l6 ounce at 26c q ID.
er ounce are selling at 19c., and IA ounce at y
rse 8 ID.
ork BUTTER AND CHEEsE-The stock of Goshen al
Western Butter is ample, with liberal receipts al
. 9a4 in very good demand at 5O@55c, for the formt
i't, to and 3S@4Oc. U b. for the latter There is
/ of common or old Butter now in the market, and
the therefore omit quotations. Cheese is in fair su
EN TX ply, but dull at l5@22c. for western, and &c.
ous Us Ii. for English dairy lots.
cad gUYDRIES-NeY Potatoes are selling at So SO