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

Stock en- hand and on shipboard 1851
SUGAR AND MoLAssEs-We have very little
variation To notice in the movement of either Of
the articles under this heading. There was very
little demand for Sugar to-day In excess OF a uni
form retail business while Molasses continues IN
little OF no demand. The supply of Cuba Sugar
ia light for this season of the year, and the stock
Of Louisans Sugar is almost exhausted. We con-
tiuue TO quote Cuba Sugar. grocery grades, l54ng
l33c.; Muscovado l24Gl3Ac., Porto Rico lt40
l45c Louisiana, prime TO choice, lt49l68c. " ID.
FLOUR-Operations to-day in this a. tlcle were
of very restricted character and confined gen
orally to the choicer grades. Rates have not un-
dereone any quotsble change from those Of yes
terday. and business was confined 20 S6I obls., OF
which 100 were single extra at 81 5Oi zoo double
extra at IS Is, 100 choice at $40 IS; 100 do. at
Sill 100 DO at sll So end 81 choice aud 200 treble
extra upon private terms. We quote Normally
superfne s7GS7 25. single extra 81 250S7 90,
double extra $s@sS Is. low treble 50 59Dt).
choice treble 50 5O@sl0 so, and choice family sll
@$l3 so.
Com There was very little grain of any kind
Offering upon the landing to-day, and movements,
in consequence, have been restricted throughout.
Transactions in Corn embrace only $50 sacks. viz;
200 sacks mixed at 81 074c., and rs and 625 choice
white at 81 Is y bushel.
OATs-were only in moderate demand at uu-
changed rates. The landing, upon the close OF
the market. was bare of this article. Sales foot
up 1850 sacks, in lots, at Csc. q bushel.
BRAN-Is quiet but firm. The stock 10 store ls
light while there is none Offering the landing.
We note sales of so and 400 sacks at 81 30 y 100
bs.
HAY-None on landing. Choice Western in
store is retailing at <26 u ton.
PoRK-We have no improvement to note In the
WAY of business. Transactions continue 10 be
confined to retail lots and do not disclose any de-
mand for rocnd lots. We quote Mess $50 1593l,
according to quality.
BAcoS-Continues qniet but firm, with slightly
advancing tendency in shoulders, which are be-
coming scarce. We continue TO quote shoulders
I46l4lc. clear ribbed sides l79l7lc., and clear
sides IS6llsic. Sugar cured hams 20G22c. " ID.
fHKp-The market Is qut5.; saA-s ooasisas "a
be confined to retail lots. Rates are irm, and we
continue 20 quote choice in terces 20c., and 40
kegs 223c. u h.
FREIGHTs-The freight movement still dis
| closes a very heavy and steady falling on: The
! tonnage ia port on foreign and domestic &C
count Is reduced TO the summer standard, while
| he demands for freight room Indicate a cores
| bonding OF perhaps greater abatement We now
| quote nOminally cotton to Liverpool by steam
! 3-l6dsd.; by sail, cotton, 7-l6d.; tobacco Sos.
-four as: LonGon ID. for cotton, 37s. Sd. for TO
baccO. To New York by steam and sail &c. 70;
cotton. l4Gl5 for corn, 6OG75c. for Hour and s.
for tobacco. To Boston by sail }0Bc. for cotton
| l5Gl7c. for corn and 65D70c. for -four. To Bre
men by sail. I@lc. for cotton, and 35s. for to
hscco. To Hsvre by sail Ito. for cotton, sn(
kI2 for tobacco. To Philadelphia, by steam, lc
for cotton. To Boston, steam, lc. for cotton
-four sOc.. grain lTe.