The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-06-11
COTTON sTkrExEEr.

COTTON sTATENEET.
gtock hand Sept 1, lsoz.................. 1855
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SUGAR AND MoLAssKs-The market ia dull, yet
Notwithstanding the late heavy receipts prices
are unchanged. There Is a fair inquiry for
the choice grades of Cuba Sugars, but the
lower grades are almost neglected. Good
and fine grocery grades are held at l3l1l3ic.
and lair 20 fine box Sugars at i236ol41s. a h
, Cuba MOlssses is quoted at 46t1D515c. q gallon
Louisiana sugar Is scarce, but there is no change
10 notice in prices, viz 1ikc. for fair l55c. for
prime, l64c for yellow clarified. and I7c f9b for
white 90. Louisiana Mosasses is selling at retail
at s46s5c. u gallon.
FLOUR-Tbe most noticeable feature in this mar
ket is its extreme dlilness. The demand for ship.
ment Is merely nominal, aud as dealers are nearly
all snpplied, there is nothing doing by the trads
Holders evince considerable willingness to sell,
but buyers are unwilling to operate at any price
end tales t-day are consequently restricted to
1l50 bbs., OF which 200 bbls. low treble extra and
Go treble extra on private terms 100 bbis. super
De at IS 2 loo bbls single extra at s. So so bbls
low treble al 50 rs, and 100 bbs. choice at sI4 rs
u bbl.
CORE-There was q moderate inquiry 10. day
and with fair erpply, prices we're unchanged.
Sales we're 1850 sacks, as follows: 1000 sacks in
ferior 81 9ec, 500 sacks mixed ~ 97e., $50 sacks
mixed and 500 sacks yellow MIXED At 9sc.. 100
sacks mixed at 81, and 1000 sacks white at 81 O5
~ hushel.
OATs-The demand is restricted BY the advanced
views Of holders. and operations are consequently
restricted 20 SS5 sacks, Of which 200 sacks at 75c
and 1856 sacks at 77Ac. u bnshei.
ERAE-1bere is only moderate supply on hand,
but Ne the demand is confined entirely to iOboing
lots. prices are unchanged. There were ~ safes
reported to-day. Qnotsiions are 81 90 N 100 ns
HAY There is little or nothing doing under
pe. 81 e SISs ps,s hS 70 ,9e Wa%s 81 sao
fact that there IL demand for the inferior de
scription. There are no settled figures for ordi.
nary. Prime and choice sell readily at s20@2l q
ton.
PoRK-Tbere is less demand to-day, but holders
are frHer snd refuse 90 sell at less than $40 y
Dbl. for Mess. Sales 10 day were 200 bbs., as
follows; so and loo ebls. Mess at 800, and Is and
% bbs. do. at S29 Is y bbl.
BACON-Tbere is hrmeT feeling in this market
hut, so far, transactions have bsen restricted bY
the want Of confidence on the part OF buyers
sales today are Al casks, of which 20 casks
shoulders at &C., casks clear rib sides So l6lo.
and 10 casks clear rides at LIE. % 10. At retail
dealers obtain &c. u d. s'yance on taAir ss'e,.
LAkD-Tbere wss more inquiry ebay but 70
ouotable Improvements in prices. Sales were IS
tierces and l65 kegs, as follows: 10 tisrcss 81
lesc. p tierees at lslo., and IS and 100 kegs at
zoe. y n.
FRErsHrs-NO change Of any moment to
notice. Offerings of cotton coastWise are light.
Freights foreign are rather hrmer. The number
of vessels on the berth gradually diminishing
has induced masters to demand higher rates
We quotes BY steam to Liverpool I'd. for
cotton, l6Ad. for corn, Cos. for tobacco. Liv-
erpool by sail, to I'll no British and American,
7l6d. for cotton. 819d. for corn, Sos. for
tobacco TO Liverpool and SIS. to London. To
New York by steamer, &C.. for cotton. lsc. for
corn and Csc. Tor four and So FOR tobacco. New
York by SAT-, &C. for cotton, l5c. for corn aad ESQ.,
for Hour. To Boston by steam. lc. for cotton,
$50. Tor corn and sOc. for -four. Boston by sail,
e. for cotton, loo. for corn and CSC. for -four.
To Bremen by sail, cotton nominal and 35s for
tobacco. To Hsvre by sail, l5-l6c. for cotton.
NEW ORLEANS CoFFEE MARKEF-The fol-
loving report Of our Coffee market for the
week ending this evening, is from the circular of
hessrs Small Co., Coffee brokers: T-a
Total imports Of Bio Coffee since the LIST of