The New Orleans crescent., 1868-10-21
lceipts since Friday last 20 hhds. Exports

GAR AND MoLAssEs-The demand for Sugar
nues active in jobbng and retail way, with
derable inquiry for small lots for shipment.
stock of Cuba is reduced to a low standard,
hat of Louisiana merely nominal. Rates, in
equence, have continued firm since the close
previous week with an sdvaAcing tendency
Herines become reduced. We quote Cuba
grocery grades, lll0l3c.; yellow clarified
l54c., and white do. l6@l63c. y n. Receipts
Friday last embrace only hhds of new
,iana sugar. which is the first OF this seasons
that has arrived in this market. We have
te very little movement in Molssses. With
ny receipts from Cuba the market continues
ilnd quiet and business Is confined to SIN all
III choice city reboiled. On Thursday last
Dis. of new Louisiana syrup were received
Bsyou Beuf, and to-day we note the arrival
bbls. OF new molasses, per Hetty Gilmore,
Bayou Lsfourche. These are the first install.
Of the new crop, which promises q large
and we may look soon for heavy receipts,
Uof sugar and molasses.
soUR-Movements in the market under this
ing have been very light during the pas
e days and disclosed very little demand be.
I'd jobOing and retail lots. Tue Offering stock
choice grades has continued to be ample,
lie superfne has been scarce throughout, and
es for the latter have steadily advanced as the
ht stock became reduced. Sales to-day en-
zee 1900 bbs. OF which $50 were common at Sc;
! choice fine at t6 so; 200 choice at$l1 so; 200
200 do. upon private terms. We now quote
Derfine 81 l2A; single extra s7617 124; double
ira 81 50G7 IS; low treble $SCG5 so; medium
choice do. IS 75@l0, and choice extra Flour
60@l2 so. Receipts since Friday last foot up
a bbls. Sales 1855 bbls. Exports 4O5 to
rida and 1850 bbls. TO Texas.
toRN-Gbe market has continued dull and some
at irregular since the close of the previous
elk. Offerings, both of Louisiana and Western,
We been extremely light, aud operations upon the
ding confined to very narrow limits. A notice
e feature in this branch of the grain market, is
} large increase in receipts of Louisiana Corn,
compared with those Of previous years, whi,h
iicates a very heavy yield and more attention
the part OF agricnlturaists to this now im-
rtant portion Of our cereal productions. Rates,
oUgh somewhat irregular for new, have shown
oted at close Of previous week, for choioe old
N. Sales to-day were S92 sacks, Of which 352
re new damaged at 70c.: $50 choice old white
al OF, and 1872 do. at 81 07t. Receipts foot up
y sacks. Sales 2ls2 sacks, and exports s65
ks TO Florida.
0ATs-Have been in very little request since
iday last. With only moderate receipts the
ering stock has been very light aud transactions
ly Of a limited character, at rates that Indicate
ecline OF &c. e bushel during the time. We
te sales to-day of 200 sacks, $50 Of which were
at 60c., 800 at Gle. and ESQ at 62s. u bushel.
ceipts since last Friday are 25Ss sacks, sales
10 sacks, exports none. =
BRAr-We have very little movement to note in
s article. Receipts have fallen of materially,
d offerings from landing were light. In the ab.
nee OF any other than light jobbing demand
ices have since last week declined 24c. II 100
D., and we now quote 81 l73 y leo bs., without
y noticeable sales to-day.
HAY-There has been steady jobbing demand
T choice since Friday last. at rates which have
1 undergone any material variation since the
eyious week. There were sales to-day of so
les choice ST. Louis and 27s bales choice Ohio
YER at $27, and rs bales prime at $25 % ton.
,ceipts since Friday last 27s bales, sales 1854
les, exports none.
PoRK-The market has been qniet but firm with
further advance on Monday last Of Csc. q bbl.,
ID sales of $50 bbls mess in three lots of $32 so