The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-04-30
COTTON STATEMENT.
slocs on hasd and on snlpboard.

The exports this evening include $500 bales for
Liverpool and 1857 bales for Havre.
SUGAR AND Mol Nothing OF note has
traDspned in this market to-day. There were
Gales at auction OF 200 hhds. Cuba Sugar, slightly
damaged, at ll@ll4c. II ID. Operations in Loui
siana Sugar are eonfned entirely to a retail trade
at 1910. u ID for prime, l6tc. for yellow clarified
and l7lc. y D for white. Prices 10 Louisiana
Molasses too irregular for accurate quota.
tons. Cuba Molasses is quoted by the cargo at
45M46ac. ~ gallon.
FLouR-Tbe market continues dali. There was
however, more inquiry to-day. and prices are
hrmer, but not qnotably higher. Sales to-day
embrace 1852 bbls., of which 100 and 2l0 bbs.
superfne, 800 bbls. double extra and 100 bbs.
treble do on private terms 90 and 100 bbl5. sin
gle extra ats9 IS 200 bbls. double extra al SO;
90 bbls. on it, merits at $40 so; 100 bbs. choice
at sl4 so, and 100 bbls. do. at sl4 IS II bbl.
CoRN-The supply ia limited and Win a fair de-
mand, prices have advanced Ease. p bushel
sales 10 day are 1898 sacks. Of which 200 sacks
mixed at 81 o. GOO sacks do. at 81 02A, 400 aud
500 sacks white mixed at 81 90, 100 sacks We 10 v
mixed and 339 and 300 sacks prime white al 81 0j
q hushel.
OATs-The demand continues fair, and prices
are unchanged. Sales to-day are 1880 sacks of
which 800 sacks and 1000 sacks, 10 lots. at 75c;
bushel.
BRAS-The market is duh and prices are lower.
Sales to-day 1850 sacks. of which 400 sacks,
an lots, at 81 4OGl as $50 sacks on private
at 81 IS y 100 rs.
HAY-The market is steady. and. with a fair d.
mGnd, prices remain unchanged. Sales today
are 500 bales choice Ohio river at S22 = ton.
PoKK-We have no change TO notice Holders
are firm ia their views, and demand s29 50 y
Dbl; but We heard OF 20 sales at that figure.
BAcoN-The market is quiet hut firm at pre-
vious figures. The only safe reported to-day is
one lot Of 20 casks shoulders az lie. y h
Holders are asking late. for shoulders. I7l61lSc.
for clear ribbed sides, and ISOLDE. y n for clear
sides.
LARD-We have no sales to report. The mar,
ket is quiet and steady at precious prices. viz:
legs.
rRElaHrs-No change Of any moment 10
notice. Offerings Of cotton ooas1wise are light
and fregbts foreign are rather hrmer.
The number Of vessels on the berth sra
dually diminishing has induced masters 10
demand higher rates. We quote: By steam
70 Liverpool 9-l6@id. for cotton, l6aa. tor
corn, Cos. for tobacco. Liverpool by sat- TO Oh
up British and American, 5 l6Gid.. aud for con-
sgnments, C Tor cotton. S0e9d. for corn,
and SIS, for tobacco. To New YORK by steam
er, &c. for cotton, lSc. for corn, csc. FOR aOar.
New York by sail, &c. for cotton, l5c for cora
and Csc. Tor -four. To Boston by steam, lie. for
cotton. lsc. for corn and 90s. for flour, Boston
by sail, &c. tor cotton, l5c. for corn aud 65e.
for Hour. To Bremen by sail, cotton nominal
and 4Os for tobacco. To Hsyre by sail, 10.
for cotton.
NEw ORLEANS CoFFEE srArEMESr.-The fol.
lowing statement OF the Coffee market for the
week ending this evening. is from the circular of
Nessrs. small q Co., Coffee brokers':
Total imports OF Rio Coffee since the lst OF
July, 1861, TO the 22d inst, lo66sS bags Arrived
this week, none. Sale for CONSUMPTION since July
LIST, 1867, 500 bags. Stock on the 29th day Of
April, 1868. s304 bags. sales OF the week 27Ss
bags. Market-pnms l7l@lsc., good l6AGl7c.,