The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-12-15
Stock on hand and on shipooard
Exports to-day were exclusively for Havre.


Exports to-day were exclusively for Hsvre.
SUGAR AND MoLAssEs-The receipts to-day
comprise 772 boxes Cuba and SIS hhds. Louisiana
Sugar and PISA bbls Molasses. In the former moth
lag of note has been done on account of the
storm. A few sales Of small lots were made at
figures same a. our last quotations. In Molasses
the market is very stiff at prices below. Sales TO-
day amounted to about 1900 bbls: The market
figures we quote as follows. viz Inferior Sugar
7a@sAc.; common sl@9lc.; fair to good fair l0t
@lO3c; fully fair lOl@Illc. prime l2l0l2lc.;
choice l2l@l2lc.; seconds l03@llc.; centrifugal
12a@l3c.; yellow clarified l24Q1s3c.; white do.
l33@l45c. Molasses-inferior 40@45c.; common
45@50c.; fair 50Q55c.; prime 55@60c.; choice
6O@65c. We report the market very arm, with
the demand exceeding the supply.
FLoUR-0wing TO the heavy rain which has pre-
vailed ell day but little has been done. We report
the market firm with sales Of 1914 barrels, OF
which ga were fine at Sc so: 100 superfne at
81 l23 1000 double extra at 81 60; 100 treble ex-
ira at 81 s7s; 100 choice at 50 S7a 100 do. at So
and so do. at $l2. We quote market at: Fine
Sc 25@6 64a superine 81 25@a so; single extra
and upwards; choice 50 and upwards. Receipts
to-day none. -.-....--
CoRN-The Indictment weather has had its effect
ON this market. Little has been done on the
levee. Receipts to-day III sacks. In sales we
report $50 sacks white Western at &c.,, and quote
the market at 7S@soc. for white and so9s5c. for
yellow. -.
| import to report, and quote the market firm with
an upward tendency, ct $2s Oo@2s 80 y Dbl. for
| mess. No arrivals. - f-,....-.- .t
BAcoN-The scaivity in this market still con.
operations to any extent. We report the market
| very firm. The lightness OF the supply causes
previous quotations to be fully sustained. We
note sales Of 3, and casks clear sides at l9tc;
casks sugar cured shoulders sold at lac. We
| quote market as follows, viz: shoulders lgreen)
| ll3@l2c., shoulders l2i@l3c., rib l4Qll2c.,
clear ribbed sides lssc., clear sides lsac.'
| breakfast bacon zoe.
LARD-NOthisg doing in this market to-day.
The rainy weather keeping purchasers within
doors. Owing to scarcity, former quotations are
| fully sustained. We have sales OF Z, and s
tierces to report at following figures: fierce ITO
l73 key ls@ls3. As our stock Is getting very
| light it would be well for our Western friends to
send rs further supplies.
WHIsKY-We have to notice O still further adj
vance in this article. Sales of some so to so bbls.
were effected to-day at 81 l50l 20. Western
rect6ed is now held at 81 20. Supply light. No
| CHEEsE-T6e demand for this article is very
good. especially for choice and fancy while other
| qualities are not neglected. We quote Western
Northern cream iso1soo.. Norshsrn EsgiisS dairy
and fancy at 20@22c.
ArrLns-Are in very light supply and prices, as
of 100 bbls. choice were effected at Sc. They
| are now held at 81. Our Northern and Western
| friends would do well to note this.
0ATs-The storm has prevented all action in
this mseket to-day. We have no sales of import
aDce to note; any that have been made were for
jobbing and retail trade. We quote the market
very firm at 65G70c. No arrivals to day.
BRAS-Market very firm at last quotations viz:
81 40@l As b 100 lbs. Nothing has been done to-
day. weather preventing operations. No re.
ceipts. aaf rr4
HAY-we have no change to report in this mar.
ket from our last ; the market rules hrmer, with
an upward tendency. ct our last quotations. We
report sales to-day Of 100 bales Ohio river at s24
Receipts to day SIS bales. We quote market AZ
st. Louis $23024, Ohio river s24a26 Choice n
in very good request while ordinary has only me-
dunn call
FKEIoHrs-Tbe amount Of foreign tonnage in
port 10 fair, but the demand cannot yet be rrsrded
as better than moderate, while rates continne
irregular, and masters Of unengsged vessels ara
holding for higher prices. We would refer 10 tina
following - fair index Of the movement vIs
Cotton BY steam TO Liverpool Id. 3 n. bv saiI
9l6@19-32d; e. l0s. 3 mid. for Tobacco: e. & mi
for Flour and I'D. b bushel for Corn: Oil s'CsLs
at 35s. y ton. Cotton BY sail to Hsvre 3!l6miIc'
y b. Cotton to Bremen tic. Cotton by stssm4 70
800. D Dbl. (; Corn 30e2lc. D bpshsi. Coesoa hv
steam TO Boston ltc.; Flour $50 y bbl.; Com 2o =.
y busbel. Cotton b. steam 10 Fhladslphia IA. a
n; Flour soc. y Dbl. Through rstss - HsmSorwc
by steam via New York lld. for Cotfon. Cotto5
BY steam to Bremen It'd. Cotton bv an ~ fsos.
ton Ic. Aolasses by GtoAn = Nav Vol al
Sugar By do. TO do. &C. bHiiU oI-.1 - -