The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1869-02-02

Exports to- day were exclusively for Havre.
SUGAR AND MoLAssEs-Owing to the severe
storm but little has been done to-day. No changes
are reported in prices, which we repeat Sugai-
Inferior s@9c., common l0@l03c., fair ll3@l2c.,
folly fair l2A@l23c., prime &c.,, choice l34@l3tc.,
yellow clarified 143@l5c., white do. l5l@l6c.
Molasses- Inferior 55(G57c., common $4,000. fair
60@63c, prime 65068c., strictly do. 6907Oc.
Receipts since Saturday, 1000 hhds. Sugar, 1871
bbls. Molasses; sos boxes imported Sugar. Ex-
ports, 200 bbs. Molasses.
FLoUR-Little or nothing has been done to. day,
the weather preventing removals. Continued
large receipts serve 10 keep prices down. We
have now good stock on hand. We quote mar
@6 62a; double extra s7@7 l2t; treble extra
$50; choice do. 800. The only sales of any
magnitude reported to-day are 100 bbls. on it's
merits at 81 rs and 100 do. do at 81 40. Fine sold
in small lots at Sc. Receipts to-day and yester-
day 7467 bbls. Exports, $50 bbls.
CoRS-No sales are reported. Market quoted
at 7Sc. for white Western and SOC. for yellow.
Receipts past two days $1,000 sacks. Exports,
ii, les sacks.
OArs-Are Quoted at zoe. . bushel. Receipts,
BsAN-Is quoted at 81 l2B@l Is. No sales re.
ported. Receipts, 200 sacks.
HAY-Nothing doing market quoted at choice
(nominal) prime s24 fair s23 ordinary SO
%. Receipts $50 bales.
PoRK-Western advices have strengthened the
market and it is again held at $50 1908. Oae
sale of III bbls. from levee was reported to-day
at $50 62A Receipts 2404 bbls.
BAcoN-No operations reported; market IN
changed, now quoted as follows /: Shoulders lao
l52c.; rib sides ls4Gls3c.; clear sides l90l94c.;
hams 2o@2lc.; breakfast bacon l7aQl9c. Re-
cepts $50 casks, lie tierces, Is hdds., lao bbls.
LARD-Unchanged. Tierces 20302lc.; kegs
229@23c. Receipts 400 tierces, 1906 kegs, IL
bbls., 270 cases. Exports 10 tierces.
Dry SALT MEATs-Quoted as follows: Shoulders
14@l4lc.; rib sides l6@l63c., clear sides IL
@l7ac.
wHIsKY-Tbe market il so unsteady tina. we
omit quotations for the present Receipts 81 bbls.
Exports so bbs.
FRErGHTs-The market to Liverpool continued
dull and without much interest, owing to the high
prices demanded here for the leading staple,
thereby leaving no margin between this and the
former port for shipments. We hear of q con.
siderable amount of grain being refused by sail
vessels at l0c. u bushel for Liverpool, which was
the rate few days back. We now quote as fol.
lows, viz:
By Steam-Cotton to Liverpool l@ll-l6d.:
to Hamburg lie; to Bremen lbc New York
1t@l Is; to Boston l3c; to Philadelphia l4c;
molasses to New York 81 1908; sugar
SO u hid; TO Boston So y Dbl -four to New York
=; TO Boston - u Dbl; pork and beef to North
ern ports s2G2 rs y fierce; corn do. 2o023c D
bushel.
By sail-CottoD to Liverpool 7.l60l5 SD; to
Havre lie; to Bremen lie; to New York lc; to
Boston lc; to Philadelphia lic; corn to Liver.
pool lid, to Northern ports l5c. u bushel. To-
bacco 10 Liverpool 4Os y hid flour to Liverpool
80 Sd e Dbl; pork and beef to Northern ports
81 Is y Dbl; oil cake to Liverpool SIS 6d@35s per
ton.
MERCHANTS ExcHAHGE.-The sales on Change
to.night were 100 bbls. Mess Pork at $32 so
y bbl., 100 bbls. superine Flour at IS 374 u
bbl., and 20 casks Bacon Shoulders at l54c u b.
We are indebted to Messrs. Burke, Clarke &
Trepsgnier, general merchandise brokers, Office
No. 80 Natchez street, for the following copy Of
their valuable circular of Feb /, 1869: