The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-11-24

Exports to-day were exclusively for Genoa.
SUGAR AND MoLAssEs-The market was heavy
to-day for both of the articles under this heading.
With increased receipts there was a moderately
fair demand for the choicer grades of Sugar.
which continue to form very small portion of
the daily offerings; while inferior qualities we're
generally neglected, and sales embrace about
oDe-third of the receipts, which foot up 6S6 hhds.
Movements in Molssses were generally light. at
slight decline from previous days ruling figures,
and resulted in nearly half of the receipts the tot
of which were 1888 bbls. and SC half bbls. We give
the following prices as the range of the market
to-day for both articles, viz: For inferior Sugar
7AGs3c; common 9@9!c.; fair 10iGl0Sc.; fully
far TO prime 1l40l23c.; seconds 1l30gl2c.; yell
low clarified l230l33c., and white do. l40l4lc.
~ 10. Common Molasses Soc; fair G0962c.:
prime 65G6Sc., and choice 7O@7lc. Some few
lots of strictly choice Molasses were sold at 72tc,
and Is half bbs. at 75c. % gallon, but above quo.
tstions we're the ruling figures.
FLoUR-The market continues dull and de-
pressed and with further receipts prices are
lower without imparting any improvement to the
movement which is light and confined to few small
lots for the city trade. We note sale of so and
SO bbs. superfne st Sc rs; so do. at Sc so
Toe double at IS so, and 100 superfne upon pri.
vate terms. We quote superine Sc %; double
extra sc SO treble extra $7G7 so, and choice IS
Q9 so % Dbl.
CoRN-The stock is light and operations to-day
disclosed very little change in rates which gov
erped the market on Saturday last. Sales en-
brace some 5000 sacks, OF which 700 ard 1900
were new Western at 90c.; 40 and 100 new
Louisiana at 92tc.; 20 do. choice at ST. and 500
sacks new green Western upon private terms.
0ATs-The stock is fair, the demand is light and
prices are steady. $50, $50 and $50 sacks were
sold to-day from landing at 6Sc. y bushel.
BRAN-Is scarce and prices have advanced 601
sacks. on levee were sold to-day as low as 81 %
100 lbs.
HAY-Oving TO scarcity prices are better.
We note sales to-day Of So and 100 bales prime st.
Louif at s25 % ton.
PoRK-Is dull and prices are lower. We quote
old mess at s2S, and new at $27 in a jobbing wsy,
and note sales of 40 bbls. at s2s; rs bbls. at
SIS Is, and 300 bbs. upon private terms.
BAcoN-The nnarket IS duii, shoulders plen-
tifal. but there appears to be scarcity of clear
Sides and while prices for the former are weaker,
they disclose very little change since Saturday for
clear ribbed sides and clear sides. We note sales
to day OF casks clear ribbed sides at l6ic, and
10 casks clear sides at Is &c. We quote shoulders
l36l3lc., clear ribbed sides l6a0l62c.. clear
sides isi@l9c, ana sugar cured hams l6@l9c.
. h.
LARp-Is dull and in very little demand, except
in a retail way; prime in tierces is held at Loo
l69c., and kegs 1s@lsac. q n.
WHIsKY-The market, with o more than ample
supply, is depressed and prices continue to de-
cline. Common is quoted In tm al way at
81 05Gl 10 q gallon. A lot Of SOC bbs. were
sold to-day upon terms which have not transpired.
FRErGHrs-The amount Of foreign tonnage
In port is very far, but the demand can
not yet be regarded as better than moderate.
Rates continue irregular, but 90 spproxima
ting figures we would refer to the following. viz :
Cotton by steam TO Liverpool ID. D d By sail
9-l6d; e. los. o hid. for tobacco; Is.
for corn, oil cake ct 35s. y ton. Cotton by ssf
to Hsvre, 3.l6c. p b. Cotton to Bremen. Ito D
h. Cotton by steam TO New York, &C..
y h.: tobacco $40 . HID; -four s5c. Q bbl.
corn 20@2lc. D bushel. Cotton BY steam 70 Bos-
ao., n 80 kbI hx,oh Nof.
ton BY steam to Philadelphia, 10. y n; -four 81 3
Dbl. Through rates to Hamburg, BY steam, via
New York, ltd. for Cotton. Cotton by steam to
Bremen ltd. Cotton by sail TO Boston 70. No