New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-07-14
Commercial gnteIItgertte.


oaRacsHr oFvIoB No. "a CAMP sTREsr,
Friday Evening, July 10. 1866
CoTros-There has been moderate inquiry to-
day, which might have resulted in heavy aggre-
gate sales had factors manifested disposition to
meet the views of buyers, but the former were
inexorabIe and there were but few large lists of
even running or of good staple Cotton exposed
for sale at any time. moderate business
TRANSFERRED nevertheless, but for the most
part it was restricted to small and irregu-
lar lots, which afford no correct indication
Of the actual condition of the market The total
operations foot up 1900 bales, divided among nine
brokers' at irregular prices and the market closed
as it has done daily for nearly two weeks past, in
too unsettled condition to obtain reliable quota.
tons for any classification. We, however, repeat
previous figures merely for reference, viz:
Ordinary 2GG92sc., good ordinary 29@30c, low
middling 3l@33c., and middling 34936c.
Yesterday and to-day $50 bales have been
entered for direct shipment to Liverpool
on account Of holders, which, with previous en-
gagements make an aggregate of 1850 bales for
the week, the part Of planters and factors. But
| we do not include such shipments in our reports
OF actual sales, and only refer to them for the
| purpose Of showing that large supplies of Foreign
Exchange may reasonably be expected to soon ap-
pear upon the market The total sales for the week
have been $500 bales, against ALSO bales last
week and 44Sf oales 'ne "eeA previous. l4e
net receipts for the week have been restricted to
1910 bales, against Sto9 Dsies lSI wees anu 'Ioo
bales the week previous lhe asstes"se eApo . -
tor the week amount 10 4fto oales' 's"lIS'
sl9t bales last week, anu 5000 peles Ins
week previous anu me ssooA on naAu an l.
on shpooara not Cleared Ini' evening" tvo'S o.a
bales against lO9 f4z oales last week, anu li4'ooo
bales at the close OF the previous wees ~ n
ports Tor the week nave peen uis'Elouleu as ~
lows, VIZ 1904 eaies lor ne" torA 1911 oa,es III
Liverpool; 4olz oales lof DosSon' anu iS0 'aie ~
PhladeLphla' ,,
''ll'-'
ss9sI % a s1ss vsste Is 6o
Received previously. 2l-lS3isL
=, s2l,73O
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SUGAR AND MoLAssEs-lne reeelp's rom 't re
,u'gi O' ~ 'ne p''SS 40 -. 1oos
mas Oh sugar lhc.uulns e nnus ~
ana 100 dds Oh hlolasses' VI "ui1r -+1.
sugar ana 10 Dds Of AtoiasSes nsSe peoH
SINCE yes'eruas' Ahe BUSINESS 80 - nj, =
prooucuons mas Dsen Vi i,ini'eu ~.
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q N mas. q texas sugar a. i1ao Y ~ "io ~
have not heara Oh SAFE Oh mol1sses, ~ iaos ''
STOCK now on nano Is heSHiy y MY
In imported Moasses
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an On private 'eFlis' "ilne 'ue aroata,
eigh sugars has peeu u a
z throughout oniJ ~ mus 10 us, lre IoIg
me usual Fetai' BUSINESS Li"a w. W." 81 -
Lo5c' lot colIlnoH' ifse' ~ t",
nc loF geuo" eiattieu' "l'L s,o,s,1oI T.
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NOS q ana To- AS Tue saleS VI - ~
Deen surrounueu Wall unu'u9l sos.'N'' -,
g poSs'pie 10 give any 'eti"p,e 44', ~ .e1s
nave oeen some IL" oP0tS'ions 'ou
ooe' @ galton ioI Ouoa Ine ~ .s ~
4 lncAuue ~ mus 20 DD'9. 80 ~ -
sugar allo 300 MUS ! ~ - ,i,to5 =,
Vt hlo.asses 1Ho 0"9 MI
= n,ius' VI Ino ItI. C,rto NTo,asso
v Io'uaE Vi o0 mus "-N A'9 "'''' -
IS aE opc' u s@,Lon -, ST.. ..,,
= the.s las ~" souo;r,n .,
J. goou inquiry ioh Ss 80 boa t
COUNT NJ" "liS 49, , Nc arod a
TTaI1as lo,,a toar Arm in tbaf
g e wy P, - -, INA a. hirhor rota
- views anu 'ns ssooN - ~" :. eo1,aro
naL iuOos raf1.od recantlv am
r oleis eor- Iorga oyoonnt
= a,,Tt ~ 11g5 bbds In
Re NOV, oorancta5 With so niue
ID 1ne - orrivs Il anv thin
p 10 We ko,vovor rive III
tn :. 49, t,,rr;sbod hv onaratora viz
9n.-asS,o5 ,:rht "a boo1y AGasc Il cnrrenc,
TX -, Iooe Ti0o11c fair 19E
= gu w. ~ Isa1zn eno 17aIoc and choic
q. $500 % y Tbars Ia baor M 1noyement /