The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1869-04-15

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COTTON STATEMENT.
stock on hand September I. ls6s............, Aen
1870 ,noe yesse day.............s..., dd5
neoeAvso ToDl90
1855
EExporse d To-Day :;:.................-.... SOS
shipped 70 Mobile. per Mobile rrics
Shipped ped up the His.:;pp srua
sssck hand and shipbOard 74
Exports to-day were exclusively for Liverpool.
SUGAR AND MoLAsszs--These markets have been
only moderately active to-day. The demand for
Sugar has been limited, and sales foot up only $50
hhds. at prices showing no material variation from
yesterdays figures, as follows: Common IOic.,
good go fair l2c.. prime lsl@lsic., and choice l4o.
The supply lie fair, and market closes firm. Mo-
lssses continues in light supply and moderate de-
msnd. Prices are firm, but unchanged. Sales
embraced 200 barrels, at 25Q30c. for poor and
thin, SOC. for common, 65c. for good fermenting.
and 60@65c. for prime. Receipts 1893 barrels
Louisiana Sugar, IL hhds., 4 barrels, 1867 boxes
Cube do; 43 barrels Louisiana Aolssses, ass hhds.
and Sc tierces Cuba do. Exports 38S hhds. and
sos boxes Cuba Sugar TO st. Louis.
FLoUR-This market has shown but little ANNA.
ton to-day. The demand has been only fair but,
Ia consequence of the reduced stock on hand and
continued light receipts, prices are irmer. Sales
embraced $500 bbls. as follows: loo fine ct IS rs.
50 site, 800 Xxx atee s7i, 400 Xxx atss 40; $50,
at 81 76 500 choice at &c. 700 do. 81 80 as 800 do
at 80 so, 800 do. at $40; 400 xxx and 600 choice
on P. T. We quote the market ~ follows: Fine
s g IS IS sOpsrH1e % $40 hte@-..XXss
Receipts 70 bbls.; exports l02O bbls.
CoRs-The supply on the landing IL light, with
good demand both for shipment and local trade.
Prices continue firm with an upward tendency.
rior white at 74c.; 5000 and 500 prime white az
77c.; 2600, 69l and $50 do. ct $780,; 400 yellow
Second hand sscks) at &c.,; 400 do. do. at $780,:
leo yellow mixed at $40: We quote white Wes-
teinlst 75@7sc.; yellow 40. $50. Receipts 67Oo
OArs-Continue In light supply and prices have
improved. There has been fair demand with
sales OF 1000 sacks as follows: 100 sacks at TO-;
SSS fs9 st Fl s 0s do at quote the
BRAN-Owing to the scarcity Of this article. we
note 80 further Improvement of SO. b 100 ms.
Sales of 800 sacks ct 81 80 % 100 ibs., at which
price we quote the market.
HAY-Market very quiet to-day with little or no
demand: Prices continue unchanged. No sales
reported. We quote ordinary Ohio river &c.;
fair do. -@26c. prime do. t26 50Q27c. choice
DO: s27 6oG2s. Receipts ISL bales.
PoRK-ksrket exceedingly dull and depressed.
Very little demand except in q light jobbing or
retail way. Prices have an easier tendency. Meas
s held az t32 in round lots with no sales re ported.
retailing ct $50 25@S2 so . barrel. Receipts
l25 barrels.
BAcoS-Market quiet. with prices having an
easier tendency. Demand only moderate. Sup
ply continues fair. Business mostly confined 10
retailing. Sales Of 10 casks of clear rib sides az
l7c. and 10 do. clear sides at l73c. We quote
shoulders st l4c.; clear rib sides lido. and clear
sides ct lice. " D ct retail. Exports 20 casks.
DRY SALT kEATs-Continue in moderate de-
mand at unchanged prices. Sales of 81 casks rib
sides on private terme. Shoulders are jobbing at
l3e. and sides at l5c. y b.
LARD-Continues quiet, with only light retail
business doing. Prices unchanged. fierce fs
quoted st lsQl9c.; key 2002lc. y h, as 10 quail
ty. Receipts "a tiercss. a f T
:, WHIsKY-Msrket only moderately active, witha
dergone no change. 6ales Of low. r. at ESQ.,, and
IS do. at e71c. We quote W. r. $50, Southern
SOQs5c., Bourbon nominal. Receipts 10 bbIs.;
exports 60 bbls.
Com MEAI-Continuss In fair supply and mod.
crate request. Sales Of 100 bbls. today on the
levee at IS rs. We quote No. brandK. d. IS so
on the levee, 50 rs from etore. Other brands, not
guaranteed, t309 Is. =, /
FLAX BAGGRa-The demand for this article "a
quite active, and readily commands 23924c.
RosN-Ihe new crop has began to arrive, the
better qualities OF which command ready sale at
he following quotations: Virgin dip t5@s, MOL
1894, No. 81 so. and No. 8 81 Is.
FREIGHTs-The general freighting business con-
Iinues depressed with scarcely an encouraging in
iicstion OF improvement 10 the immediate future,
owing TO the reduction of dpr export trade and an
excess Of tonnage In port, above present require
nents. We now quote as follows:
By Stesm-Cotfon 10 Liverpool direct 7.led.:
7ia Mobile .7l6d.; TO Hamburg To-; TO Bremen
.ic.; to New York 44ic.; 70 Boston &C.. 20
ugar IS o hid; TO Boston 50 % bbl.; -four to New
York 76c.; to Boston - Dbl; pork and beef TO New
FORK 81 for bbls: and tierces 81 so; corn to New
FORK l5c. " bushel.
By sail-Cotton to Liverpool 9-s2d.; to Ia re-
g.; to Bremen &C.,; 10 New York nominal; 70 Bos-
on 81 y bale; TO Philadelphia Co.; corn to Liver
ool 3d., 70 Northern ports $50. n bushel.
Wheat 10 bulk to Liverpool, sd. To-
acco 10 Liverpool 2Ss. % hid; Tobacco 10 Lon
on S2s. Cd. y HID; Tobacco to Bremen ITS. Cd:
'lour TO Liverpool 80. y bbl.; pork and beef TO
Iorthern ports = y bbl.; oil cake TO Liverpool
7s. Cd. q ton.
LUMBER AND BUILDING kArERIAL--The coun-
~ demand has been very good and the supply
J light. Prices are very firm. The following are
be wholesale prices ct the Old and NaH Rasina.