The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-10-25

EXPORTS to-day were divided as follows. viz !:
Havre 5304, Liverpool 3i45, New YORK zoZ9' ana
Barcelona 900 bales.
sueAR AND MoLAssEs-There is q steady job
bling demand for Cuba Sugar at full previous
rates The small lots of Louisiana find ready pur.
chasers, and the market begins to exhibit some
little animation. We quote new common llc.,
good common to fair ll20l2lc., yellow CHARMED
at Isle. q ID. Some rs hogsheads OF the new re-
ceipts were sold to-day at these figures. Receipts
continue TO increase daily, and we may look for
fair stock and liberal offerings WITHIN iortnignt.
The movements in Molasses have been principally
for cargoes, two of which have changed hsnos,
one upon private terms and the otner a. 4zsc.
Gallon. The offerings Of new continue light and
fiud ready purchasers at 75c.9$l Is D gallon, &C.
FLorR-The market continues dull aud quiet.
The slight demand to-day was confined to lev
lots for city trade without any notceaole change
in rates, and sales embrace some 500 bbls., OF
which l25 were superfine at 81 10, l25 do. at
az 1914 6s on its merits at 81 co. 100 double extra
at 81 so, 100 choice treble at So and 100 double
extra and 200 choice upon private terms; A. ~ OK
now quote superine 81 l2s, single extra ~ 70,
| double extra 81 so, low treble $s@S 70, medium
to choice treble IS 75@l0, and choice extra DO
| $l0@l2.
of any kind upon the landing to-day, and opera
| uous In Corn were necessarily restricted. we
| note sales of 400 sacks, of which l56 we're new
white Louisiana at 81, liz yellow do. at ii 90 90
new Louisiana mixed from warehouse ~ % 70,
and so sacks choice old white from DO. 81 ~
"OArs-The landing is bare. $50 sacks were
sold early in the day at &c., and 90 SACKS al csc'
BRAN-without any offerings from landing,
transactions were confined 70 store ~ d ~ u
100 fbs.
HAY-The landing continues bare and business
ia confined to jobbipg and retail lots from ware
house at s27 for choice Western.
PoRK-Is quiet but firm at full previous rates nss
| so and so bbls. mess were sold at $Sz on. hoiu'
ers are firm at s33 retail.
BAcoN-The market is quiet but firm at lac. for
Shoulders; II for clear ribbed Sides, and iSc. ior
clear Sides. We note sales OF and lO CASKS
shoulders, 10 casks clear ribbed Sides, and and
rs casks clear Sides-all at above quotations
Dealers are generally asking {c. more In q retal
way for strictly choice meats:
LARp-There is no change in the market, which
continues quiet but firm at l9392Oc Tor prime II
tierces. and 2li@22c: for kegs. 80 kegs prime
were sold to-day at l94c. y ID.
| FREreHTs-Dull and unsettled. The amour
of foreign tonnage in port has increased, and TN
demand cannot be regarded as better tnan moder
ate 10 any point. Rates also are irregular, and II
difficult. IL not impossible, to obtain reliable quota
tons. especially by sailing vessels. As approx
mating figures, however, we would REFER 10 tn'
following for the guidance OF interested parties
having had ample assurances that the prices Sc
down have been recently paid and are still ex
acted 10 the respective places included, viz
Cotton by steam to Liverpool Id. t. D. 4; By sal
s-l6d; e. los. . hid. for tobacco; A
f for corn. Cotton By san to Hsvre. llc. !
} b., nominal. Cotton to Bremen, llc. % 4
Cotton by steam to New York, lc. Il d.; Il
/ bacco $40 u HID; -four S5c. u bbl.; cor
2O@2lc. q bushel: Cotton by steam to Bosso a
BY steam to Philadelphia, lc. D n; -four 81 q bb
D | To day A vessel was taken fer Boston with fu
: cargo Of cotton at lie. y d.