The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-09-10

STOCK hhnd ana on Vow
The exports o-dsy we're exclusively for Boston.
SUGAR AND MoLAssBs-The market for sugar
continues quiet without any demand beyond a few
retail lots. Rates are firm, and holders, In sntici-
patton Of speedy resumption of business with the
interior, do not seem anxious TO- part with their
stocks except at full prices. Cuba sugar, Nos.
IL TO IA, l24@13Ac.; Muscovado, l240l3Ac.;
Porto Rico 14l@l4ac.; and Louisiana, prime to
choice, l4i9l64c. y n.
FLOUR-From the opening until the close Of
the market to-day there was very little animation
in this article, although, owing to their scarcity,
there is an improvement In the lower grades.
which rule l23@25c. per Dbl. better than at the
close Of the market yesterday. The only trans.
actions under notice were 500 bbs. treble extra.
and 100 and so choice upon private terms, and so
bbls. low treble at IS Is. In the absence OF any
sales that intimate ruling rates, We quote nomi-
nay, superfine 81 2567 so; single extra 81 500
IS; double extra ss6S Is low treble So $500;
choice treble 50 50@l0 so; and choice -four sll@
Is so.
CoRS-we have very little to report in the way
Of business in grain or produce Of any kind, as the
landing continued bare throughout the day, and
the few sales from store were OF very moderate
character. We note sale of 80 sacks white mixed,
and 100 white OF 81 Is, and so sacks choice yellow
at 81 ia y buehel-al from store.
0ATs-We note q sale Of 100 sacks from ware
house at Csc. % bushel.
BRAH-Owing TO o scarcity In the market this
article has advanced steadily. and to day we quote
choice at 81 IS D Zoe Bs., and report sales Of 600
sacks in lots at above figures.
HAYS in little request, while the stock OF
choice Western ia very light We quote s24926
u ton, and note sale az auction Of 81 bales West
ern in poor condition at sls9ls rs D ton.
PoRK-The market continues dull and quiet.
We note q sale of 300 bbls mess at $50 rs. Holders
generally advanced their rates to- day. and were
sskng. at late hour, 33l@3l so for mess, accord
ing to quantity.
BACoN-Is quiet but steady. Business was to.
day confined 10 retail demand which increases
steadily. We quote shoulders l40l43c., clear
ribbed sides l7Gl74c.. clear sides lS0Gl64c. and
sugsr-cured hams 20@22c. u n.
LARD-Continues quiet but firm. Choice is
scarce and in few hands. We quote tierce Lard,
choice 70c., kegs 22ac. y n.
FREIGHTs-rhe freight movement still dis
closes very heavy and steady falling of. The
tonnage in port on foreign and domestic &C.
count is reduced to the summer standard, while
the demands for freight room indicate cores
% ~-k~rs grcut0f aoetanAanf I've 49,
quote nominslly cotton to Liverpool by steam,
S.l66id.; by sail, cotton. lied; tobacco $685.;
-four As; LONDON ID. for cotton, 37s. Sd. for to-
bacco. To New York by steam and sail 2c. 70:
cotton 14ll5c. for corn. 60G75c. for flour, and 50
for tobacco. To Boston by sail 20Ic. for cotton,
l6Gl7c. for corn and 65070c. for -four. To Bre-
men by sail, EGlc. for cotton, and 35s. for to-
bacco. To Hsvre by sail. ltc. for cotton, and
sl2 for tobacco. To Philadelphia, by steam, lc.
Tor cotton. To Boston, steam, lc. for cotton,
dour S0c.. grain l7c.