New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-08-06

Cepted rates which they had previously uecLheu.
The movement was by no means general, however,
as a large majority Of holders refusedto make any
concessions whatever, but operations at decline
have been sufficiently heavy to justify us IN lower
ing our quotations, and we now present The ruHh8
rates in the subjoined order, viz Ordinary 26c9ZSc'
good ordinary 81 G32c., low middling 34%D35c. and
mddling 3703sc. The sales for the day comprise
1900 bales, divided among seven buyers, and IN
Guiding 400 bales sold by one party without the
intervention of a broker The difficulty IN the way
of negotiating Foreign Exchange, and the nicer
titude as to the future of the Austro-ItalianPrus
sian war tend to depress prices Of the leading
staple. ..
stoc. on hand Sent lst l8s5-balss. 1929
s ssScySd p1eSf 5as.
85555
Exported since yesterdsy 95l u, NJ.
Exported previously
Stock on hand and on shpboard not eleared 1851
The exports include 1891 bales for New York, !
1902 bales for Liverpool 1876 bales for Providence.
R. l., and IsG bales for Philadelphia.
SUGAR AND MoLAssEs-There have been no re-
ceipts from the coast since yesterday. The market
still continues very dull, and prices for round lots
are very irregular, The only sale We can report
to-day is a lot Of 20 hhds Of Cuba Sugar on private
leTHls IHe IsUail tI1Uc - uui az 10 Apt9 Ap2|'
for fair to prime, and l7@l73c. for yellow and
white clarified In hoiasses there IS little or no
demand for round Iots, PIT there Is quite 7rlsN
retail business doing At 55l95Gc, per gallon
ToBAcco-Remans quiet although there was
some little inquiry today, which resulted IN the
sale Of As hhds Of medium to good leaf, at lO4c
Per Ii. The stock On hand u quite large and held
firmly at 4Gg5c, for low refused light, 55963c. for
heavy do, lg9c' Tor good ao'' 99iIc' 1or com,
mon leaf, h@l5c. Tor ialr DO, l5CDlIc' lor good
do'' I'9l9c' lor me az anu zog4o'' PsF 10 LOT
choice.
FLoUR-Continues in very good demand anu
prices are hrner with an upward tendency The
sales to-day comprise 1900 bbls. Of which 100
choice very extra at Sl4, IT'S do at Sl3 3D. 3o DO
$l2 49, 100, 20 fair extra at $ll 259ll so, $50
low extra at $40 Is, 100 on its merits at 49, $50 do
at $8 873 200 superine at s. 50, 200 do. at IS 49,
and 100 do. at IS 373 per Dbl.
= OATs-Reman quiet and unchanged. Sales to
a day are confined to 400 sacks at SIC. y bushel.
BRAE-Has been in very fair demand to-day,
+ while prices remain firm at previous quotations.
d although in some instances large lots have sold
at figures considerably under regular quotations.
Sales to-day comprise 1000 sacks, Of which zoo at
81 123c. u 100 lbs, 200 at 81 10, and 1000 and 6OO
|, at private terms.
:, CORN-Has been in better request to-day, Dul
prices for all classes are dropping. The sales in
clude 5000 sacks, in lots as follows, viz 200 white
at 81 10; $50 do at 81 O8 100 do at 1915 5000 do
e at 81 O5; 500 yellow at 53c.; 1900 yellow mixed al
8Oc 200 do at 773c; and 200 ordinary Do. at nc
bushel
% HAY-Remains quiet and prices are weak. We
have no sales of any magnitude to report but con
E. tinue to quote it at $l6@l7 for st. Louis $22@
4 20 % ton for prime Ohio River.
i PoRK-The market opened this morning firm
yesterdays closing rate, which was $50 u Dbl.
and early in the day 400 100 and 100 bbls. of goot
le mess sold at that figure; later in the day S35 wa
s. offered and refused for lot of 300 bills. ant
ar $35 so asked which is now the closing rate
a. Dealers ere supplying the demand for the countr,
ct at $50 " bill.
81 Rkcog-sidas and Shoulders are very scarce
G, and in good request while prices are firm, with
. cI,a1nrs 49, and IN cas,a of cIea
SiSns ~ oao ~ + Tto stocl in hands If dealer
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