The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-06-19

hand and on 6hipboard
The exports are exclusively for Philadelphia.
SUGAR AND MoLAssEs-There is no evidence
whatever of returning vitality under the above
heading. Sales of the former to-day have been
restricted TO 65 hnds. Louisiana at price that
has not transpired, and there has been no move
ment whatever in M0lasses, SO Tar as we have
been informed. Quotations remain nomlnslly IN.
changed, however, and we would, therefore, re
neat previous figures, as follows, viz: l43Gl54c.
u b. for fully fair to prime Louisiana Sugar, Isl
1l5ic. d ID for Nos. 10 and 20 Cuba do, S5c. y
gallon for choice reboiled Louisiana Molasses and
46462523c. q gallon for Cuba Molasses, according
TO quality.
FLoUR-The demand continues very limited. as
there is none being exported, and sales to-day
were confined to small lots for the city trade,
with figures in favor of buyers. Some 500 bbls.
were disposed of in lots varying from so to 100
bills, at the following figures, viz: so bbs. COM
mon at 81 37A 200 bbls. treble extra at 50 $50
90 70, 100 bbls. choice extra at sl2 90, and seve-
raj small lots OF choice extra and inferior grades
upon private terms.
CoRN-Trsnsactions to day were confined to
Pome 1000 sacks, and prices indicate no material
change from those of yesterday There is a very
fair inquiry for ohoicer kinds, and the market
closed with the following sales, viz: 500 yellow
mixed at 95c., 800 yellow mixed at &c., 500
white mixed at 81 Oh, and 300 white mixed
st 81 OF.
noticeable feature of the market. Without any
important sales, we hear of the following busl-
ness: $50 sacks at 77sc. and $50 and 100 sacks at
7sc. q bushel.
BRkN-Ihere is nothing worthy of notice under
this head. A small lot changed hands at 81 so e
100 lbs.
HAY-The stock on hand Is still ample, though
inferior and there is but little demand for large
lots. We still quote ordinary at $40 q ton, and
prime Western s20@2l.
PoRK-Sales have been confined TO small job.
bling lots and there has been no demand at whole
sale. Mess still commands $29 90 for round lots,
and retails at $50 q Dbl.
BACON-The market, although plentifully sup
Piled continues exceedingly dull, and we have
no transactions of consequence TO report. We
can only furnish the figures Of several small sales
effected yesterday: Shoulders l3Gl3ic.; clear
ribbed sides l6lc.; and clear sides lI{GlI4c.
$B.
LARp-vere little demand, and sales confined to
small lots for city consumption. Prime, in tierces,
Is selling at l9o., in kegs at 204G204c. u ID.
FREIGHTs-As the season advances the shipping
movement discloses very heavy and steady fall
ing of, The tonnage in port on foreign and do
nestle account is reduced TO the summer standard,
while the demands for freight room indicate cor
responding or perhaps greater abatement. There
Is no steamship for Liverpool in dock at this time
and therefore Il would be useless to attempt TO
furnish reliable rates in this connection. Quota
tions By sail to Liverpool are 7l6d. for cotton. SO
Cd. for corn, and 30G35s. for tobacco; Lon
con I'd. for cotton, SIS. Cd. for tobacco. To New
York by steam and sail &c. for cotton, l4Dl5c
for corn, COARSE. for -four, and s. for tobacco
To Boston by sail iGic. for cotton, l5GlIc. FOL
corn and @70c. for -four. To Bremen by sail, ia
10. for cotton, and SIS. for tobacco. To Hayrt
by sal. 10. for cotton.