The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-11-06
Exports to-day were exclusively for Hsyre.


SUGAR AND MoLAssEs-Receipts of new Sugar
continue to be only moderate, and with fair Job
biDg demand, are mostly sold upon arrival while
yates since yesterday have declined slightly which
may be attributed to recent large receipts from
Cuba. There were sales to-day of some loo
LOVING figures. viz Common l0l9Il, good com.
mon TO fair ll3Ql2s, prime to choice l3t0ll4
and yellow clarified l4i6154. Some 400 barrels
Of Molssses received to-day were disposed Of at
0623c. for prime and 90095c. for choice in bbls,
and 81 for do. In half bbls.
FLouR-The market continues dull and de-
pressed. There is some inquiry for round lots
Tor expectation, but buyers views are below fig.
ures entertained by holders, who refdse TO make
further concessions upon lower grades, which are
most In demand. Rates, though irregular and
nominal for round lots, are not quotabiy lower
than those governing the market yesterday. Sales
today embrace 1850 bbls., of which 80 were su.
perfoe at s6 62t, loo and 100 do. at Sc IS, 100
and 200 double extra at So rs. 100 do. in lots at
Sc s73@7. 800 low treble at 81 so, so choice do.
at go, 100 choice extra at $40 IS, rs and 100 do.
at l2 so. and so do. at sl3. We quote common
TO fine IS 25@6, superfne Sc 62A616 rs. single
extra s6 IS. double extra So 1901. low treble
81 1907 rs, medium to choice do. $500 so, and
choice extra $l06l2 so.
CoRS-The stock on landing Is light and opera.
lions to-day were restricted by the mesger offer.
jpgs which generally embraced inferior new Yves.
sern, and sales were confined to l4f0 sacks Of
which 1000 we're new Western At S5c. 200 do. at
ESQ.,; l40 new creole ct slal 023, and 100 sacks
old white from store ct 81 10 u bushel.
OATs-Were In fair demand and the landing at
the close OF operations was bare Of any supply.
Sales to day embrace 5000 sacks. Of which 800 and
900 sold at &C.,. and 2400 sacks at sec. y bushel.
The last lot was for expectation.
BRAs-Was In moderate request aud 1850 sachs
sold 200, 800 and 500 Of which at 81 20, $50 at
81 l7t and zoo sacks, in poor condition, at 81 Is y
100 Ms. a ,1
HAY-The stock OF prime and choice Western is
very light. We note sale to-day Of 200 bbs. S..
Louis at s3l n ton.
PoKk-The market Is quiet but prices are easier.
100 and loo bols, mess were sold to-day at s32 2s
BAcoN-Is quiet but firm at yesterdays rates.
which we repeat, viz Shoulders 14iGl5c., clear
ribbed aides 19c.. clear sides zoe. we note sales
to-day Of 10 casks shoulders from levee at l4sc.
o b.
LARD-There was very little business done TO-
day In this srticle beyond retail lots. Prime in
terces IL retailing at l9@l9Ao.; in kegs 2is2 &c..
g D. We note sale OF so kegs prime at 2lc. b ID.
FsE1oHls-The amount Of foreign tonnage
not be regarded as better than moderate.
Rates also are irregular. and n is difficult,
II not impossible, to obtain reliable quota
lions, especially BY sailing vessels. As approx
mating figures, however, we would refer to the
following for the guidance Of interested parties,
paving had ample assurances that the prices set
down have been recently paid and are still ex.
ected 70 the respective places included, viz:
Cotton BY steam 70 Liverpool ID. D b; By sail
:? Dbl. for -four, and siGlOad. D bushel
for corn, oil cake at 35s y ton. Cotton by san to
Hsvre, l4c. z b., nominal. Cotton to Bremen.
TO-; D n Cotton BY steam to New York, lie.
corn 2o@2lc. . bushel. Cotton BY stsam 10 Boa,
ton, llc.; -four 81 q bbl; corn zoe. q bushei Cot
ION py steam to Philadelphia, lc. e b. -four 81 u
Dbl. Cotton by steam to Hamburg i'd. Through
rates 10 Hamburg, via New York, l!c.
NEW ORLEANS COFFEE SrArEMEST.-The sub.