New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-08-31


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Stock on hand and on shipboard NOT cleared 189
The exports are exclusively for Liverpool.
SUGAR AND MoLAssEs.-There have been no re-
eeipts from the coast since yesterday. The mar
ket is at complete stand,still, and the only bust
ness doing in Sugar is of q very limited retail
character at 1870. for common, l5 16@l63c. for
prime to choice 17@173c. for yellow and white
clarified. There is still little inquiry for Molasses
and there were sales of rs bbls. of Caba refined
on the lowerscoast and cargo of $50 hhds, raw,
on private terms. We, however, quote it at $40
$50. by the cargo, and 55856e. for retail lots.
ToBAcco-There has been considerable inquiry
to-day and there were sales of 200 hhds. of Tugs,
taken for Spain, at 4Bc. V Ii. Buyers for other
foreign ports and for private account were also in
the market but we did not hear of any other sale.
Prices continue very firm at 33@4c. for low re-
fused Light, 43@5c. for heavy do, 53@6c for good
do, s@l0c. for common leaf, 120l4c. for fair
leaf, 14@l6e for good do, 16(Dlsc, for fine do,
and 20023e. for choice selections. Lots for baing
purposes are held at 20@25c. % ID.
FLoUR-The market opened quite fair for a
heavy days business but the heavy rains soon
stopped transactions of all kinds on the levee and
very little has been done in store. We, however,
have no alteration to note in prices, except that
they are somewhat easier but with no quotable
change. Sales to-day sum up 1900 bbls., of which
$50 choice family at SIS, so do. at $l4, so good
extra at $11 so, 800 choice superfne at 50 Is, and
III slightly damaged at auction in the following
different lots, viz las at IS IS, log at $40 Is, LAT
at SO 49, 100 at SO co. Is at slI 49, 100 at So o.
and 100 at So So y Dbl.
Corn Owing to the heavy rains transactions
to-day have been quite light, while yesterdays
rates have been fully maintained. Sales com
prise BOO sacks in lots as follows, viz: 1900 and
s57 white at s5c., 100 yellow at sOc, and 500 and
$50 yellow mixed at Use. % bushel
OATs-we have no change to notice in this
article. Sales have been confined to 1850 sacks,
Of which 500 and 800 at 45c, and $50 in poor order
at 423c. - bushel.
BRAN-Has been very quiet to-day, and the only
sales we have to report is a lot Of 100 sacks at
81 10 Fssloo lbs.
HAY-There have been no sales to-day Of any
magnitude, but is quite firmly held at sI6@s18 for
st. Louis, and S240$26 for prime Ohio river. lE
PoRE-Co Continues very quiet, and the market is
dropping. We have no sales to report to-day, but
queue ltatlt 800 f0t9S0b 81 Dplsl ta st Ht
BACON The market to-day has been very quiet
and even, the retail trade has been of the most
limited character. Prices however remain IN
changed at 18201sc. for shoulders 213022c. for
ribbed sides; 22c. for clear ribbed, and 2226123c.
for clear sides. There is very little doing in sugar
cured hams at 2s9 @273c. per d. There were sales
to-day Of tierces Of damaged hams at lie per
pound.
LARD-The demand is very limited and prices
dropping at 22A025c. for prime in tierce, and
243c. for.kegs. There were sales to-day Of 60
tierces at 223e. per pound.
WHIsKY-Has been very dull throughout, and
we have not heard Of any sales of any magnitude;
prices, however, remain unchanged at S220@$2 Is
for good western reotided.
INDIA BAGGNG- Continues In active retail de-
mand, at previous prices, but the market for
round lots is considerable weaker although there
is no quotable change. Dealers are furnishing
the demand for the country at SOC. per yard in
rolls, and Ale. U yard in bales.
BALE RoFE-Is in fair demand at 1910. for
round lots, and l9c. % b. for retail lots.
GUNNY BAes-Are in fair demand but light
supply Dealers are obtaining sic. apiece for
jobbing lots.
LARD oIL-Is in limited supply with "a fair de-
mand and prices are firm at 81 sO@1 80 per
gallon.
STAR CANDLEs-Are in moderate supply and
demand at zoe. for IL o., 2lc. for IL oz 22c. for
IA or, and 25c. for full weight.
ssALT--Is in fair supply and demand, and prices
are firm at s2@$2 Is for Liverpool coarse, and
50 05DS2 zoe. for fine, from store. 81 SOC. has
been offered and refused for lots of Liverpool
coarse.
suNDRrEs- Eggs are selling at $50 u Dbl, Po-
tatoes at sl.25@$299 bbl., Onions at "a R5@s4 so
q bbI., Apples at IS 50@s6 so % bbl., and
Chickens at $12@sls o dozen for old, and SAG
s. for young. tn
NAVAL sToREs-Rosin is very scarce and in re.
quest, and prices are firm at 50 25Ds2 so for COM
mon; "a for No. 2, and 81 . bbl for No. l. Pitch
is selling at So 90 Dbl. Tar at 50 So and Spirits of
Turpentine at $4,000. % gallon, There were
sales to-day of 80 bbs. of Turpentine, at 56c. %
gallon.
WooL--Is in fair supply but dull at 14@17c. for
berry, ls@2Oc. for inferior, and 23@25c. for
washed,
HoPs-Are scarce and dull at s0@sSc for Bel.
gian, and Use. y b for American.
MALT-Is in limited supply, but dull at 81 so for
Western and 81 9O@s2 for Canada. 4
BUTTER AND CHEEsE--Good Western and North.
ern Butter is scarce with good retail demand,
at 25@30c. for common Western, S5@3Se. for
prime do. and 43946c. per ID for Northern Strictly
Choice is held at 4sc. per b. Cheese is quiet at
l5@lsc. for Western and &c. per ID. for English
Dairy lots.
CoFFEE-The supply in first hands is light, with
a fair demand at 273@28c, % ID. for ordinary to
prime in currency.
FREIeHTs-The rate by steamer to Liverpool is
Sd. for cotton. Rate by sail to Liverpool is 3c@
9-16d y ID, and to Havre lie % b for cotton.
By steamer to New York and Boston it is a@ic.
u Ii, and by sail a@9l6c. y h for cotton. A