The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-11-15

STOCK on hand and on shipooard. Io3ol
Exports to-day were divided as follows, viz I:
Barcelona 500, Boston 1893, New York 1904, Liv-
erpool 27y4, and Bremen 1889 bales.
SUGAR AND MoLAssKs-0wing to heavy re.
ceipts and dull market to-day, prices declined
fully 1c. % b. In Sugar, and from 3G5c. u gal
Ion in Molasses. Receipts to-day Of the former
foot up 53S hhds., about one-half Of which, and
nearly all of the receipts of Moasses, embracing
1875 bbls. and half bills, were disposed of at
prices within range Of the following figures, viz
For common Sugar, sa@l0ac.; fair. 10; folly
yellow clarified, l4l@l4ac; and white do, liac.
q b inferior Molasses 55c.; common do, 6Oc.;
fair 65c; prime, 674072Ac.; strictly prime, 75c.;
and for choice. soc. y gallon.
FLoUR-was in very little demand to-day.
Buyers, in expectation OF further supplies and
more generous offerings of lower grades, evince
little disposition to invest to any extent, and bust
ness was generally of jobbing character, with
very little movement in round way. Sales en-
brace 1850 bbls., of which so were superfne at
81; so, $50 and 800 double extra, the latter
quantity in several lots, at 81 Is (; 200 double ex
ira. 100 treble do, and 200 and 200 choice on
private terms. We quote superfne scarce at 81,
double extra 81 l2a@7 %. treble extra 81 3739
s so, and choice Flour 5000 b Dbl.
CoRN-Very little If any on landing. 23O sacks
new Louisiana we're sold to day at 81 0S@l 10 y
bushel.
OArs-Stock is light and offerings on landing
small. Business to-day confined to small sales
from store at Csc. u bushel.
BRAN-l00 sacks were sold to-day on landing at
81 rs u 100 lbs. Very little offering.
HAY-The market is quiet but firm at s30@3l
for choice Western in jobbing and retail way.
PeRK-The market is dull and depressed, aud
prices have still further declined. Mess is quoted
at s30@3l. according to quantity.
BAcON-Is in very little request and rates are
easier. There is only retail demand. which is
met with shoulders at l42c., clear ribbed sides at
ls2c., and clear sides 19lc. y ID.
LARD-Is dull and the market quiet. No change
in rates, which we repeat, viz: Prime in terces
l7c., and in kegs 2lac. q 10.
FREiGHTs-The amount OF foreign tonnage
in port Is still heavy, but the demand can
not yet be regarded as better than moderate.
Rates continue irregular, but as approx
mating figures we would refer to the fol-
lowing for the guidance Of interested parties,
having had ample assurances that the prices set
down have been recently paid and are still ex-
acted to the respective places included, viz:
Cotton BY steam to Liverpool I'd. u b; by sail
s-l6d; e. los. D hid. for tobacco; A;
y Dbl. for -four, and 103d. D bushel
for corn, oil cake at 35s. ~ ton. Cotton by sail
to Havre, ltc. y b. Cotton to Bremen.
lac. % n. Cotton by steam to New York, lc.
b D.: tobacco $40 % hid; -four $50. y bbl.;
corn 20@2lc. % bushel. Cotton by steam to Bos-
ton, llc.; -four 81 q bb corn 20c % bushel. Cot
ton by steam ~ Philadelphia, lc. u D.; -four 81 b
Dbl. Through rates to Hamburg, by steam, via
New York. It'd. for Cotton. Cotton by steam to
Bremen I'D. e .