New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-06-16
Commercial SnteIEigence.


ceived by recent arrivals from Europe, and the
principal orders at hand for the Northern mills
have been already filed. Under existing circum-
Stances the movement in all classifcations is par
italy suspended, and transactions today include
only 400 bales. Most buyers have confidently
looked for a reduction in prices on account of the
unsettled state Of affairs in Europe and the depres-
sion reported in the New York market, but factors
appear to be memorable in their demand for ex-
treme prices, owing to the rapid falling oil in the
regular receipts and the continued untaVorable |
advices of the growing crop. In the present CON
dition of the market we Of course cannot present
reliable quotations, but sales for the past two days
have been too insignificant to justify any alteration
of rates, and we therefore repeat previous
figures as still rejecting the actual condition of the
market, viz: ordinary 28t030c, good ordinary 800
3jc., low middling 37339c., and middling 4l042c.
The netreeeipts for the week have been 1925 bales
against 5l42 bales last week, and 1923 bales the
week previous. The total sales for the week have
been 1852 bales, against 5055 bales last week, and
$3.50 bales the week previous. The exports for
the week have been 1860 bales, against 81 1855
bales last week and 10 0sS the week previous, and
the stock on hand and on shipboard, not cleared
this evening is liz, 4O2 bales against 24,G8l bales
last week, and / Il ,G42 bales at the @lose of the
| previous Wbeh. Inc tApOILs lOL tut Heth nave
been divided as follows, viz: 1881 bales for Liver
pool, 1861 for Boston, 254O for New York 439 for
Barcelona, 3l7 for Philadelphia, 373 for Bremen,
300 for San Sebastian, and % for Mobile.
STATEMENT OF COTTON.
Stock on hand Sept lat, ls65-bses.......... 1929
R sSsvs5 9tGg ri 2s723Oi5
80a284
Exported previously 682 95-G87882
Stock shpboard cleared 402
The exports are 1851 bales for Liverpool, 1898
bales for Boston, 439 bales for Barcelona and 373
bales for Bremen.
SUGAR AND MoLAssEs-The receipts from the
coast since our last weekly review comprise IA
bids. Sugar and GO bbls. Molasses, including Al
hhds. of Sugar and % bbls. of Molasses received
since yesterday. The market has continued quiet
throughout but prices have been somewhat fuller
and firmer than last week Offerings of Louisiana
} have been quite limited, while those of foreign
7 have been ample, but with very little demand for
, either. The sales for the week include l24 hhds.
Louisiana Sugar and 40 bbls of Molasses at prices
ranging from l20l38c. for common to good COM
mon 140l43c. for fair to fully fair, l6l@153c. for
fully fair to prime, 16@l63c. for yellow clarified
and l7c % ID for white do. and SOC. y gallon for
+ Moasses The sales of Cuba and Porto Rico Su-
t gar amount to l65 hhds. at prices varying from
1230l38c. for Nos. II and 49, and the sales OF
e Cuba Molasses to 40 hhds. at SOC. u gallon. To.
r day the market has been quiet with sales of only
e 20 hhds Louisiana yellow clarified at l6lc., and le
hhds of fully fair at 144c q ID. The imports fol
a the week comprise 1876 hhds., 30 tierces and 506l
d boxes Sugar, and 224 hhds., 66 terces and 23l
l. bbs. of Molasses. The exports are ll9 hhds. Of
d Sugar and 100 bbs. of Molasses.
j. FLouR-The market opened very firm and &C
q tive at last weeks closing rates. since whichtme
y owing to the continued demand and light receipts
holders have been able to realize an advance o
25c. % Dbl. on superine and extra brands. The de
I mand has been partly for shipment, but mostl.
confined to our city trade The sales for the weel
4. amount to 1888 bbs., at 50 75GSl0 for superfne
. $1l@$12 for extra, and $I3 50@$l6 for good +
+ choice extra. The inquiry has been confined en-
trely to the better classes, as buyers have bee
cautious in purchasing heavily in the lower grades
owing to the fact they are not very saleable, eve
4 in small lots, during the warm weather. The maj
ket to-day has continued active while the scarcit
Of the supply has enabled holders to realize sti
further advance of Csc. % bbl., and sales amour
u to 2O95 bbls. of which 100 choice extra at 81
Is; 100 do. at SIS so; 100 do. at SIS 40, 20
and 300 good extra at Sl4 so; so do at SIG; %
;g5 and 30 do on private terms 1873 and 80 good
~ ira at $l3 so 100 extra at $l2 10; 70 superfn
/ at $40 U.s. $50 do. at $40 25 and 100 do. at 81
553 % Dbl. The weeks receipts comprise 1928 bbls
,,,l and the exports 27O3 bbls. The market close
81 very firm at the above quotations.
ce CoRN-We have no change to note in this artic
since our last weekly review. The demand fl
NJ white has been fully equal to the supply, an
ak prices have remained firm and steady Throughout
e55 Yellow and mixed have remained in full supp
with a moderate demand, and prices are u
by changed The sales for the week comprises AZ, il
lat sacks mostly bought for reshpment, at Ole. al
III 81 for white, and 800S5c. u bushel for yellow al
us mixed, while some few lots have sold as high
DIS S74@99Oc. for prime yellow. The market todt
has been unusually quiet, and prices are droopin
while sales are confined to 1000 sacks in lots,
nix lows; 500 white at 81, $500 do. at 973c., and s.
mixed at SOC. % bushel.
Tor The weeks receipts comprises 90, $40 sacks, al
re-, the exports 81 ,033 sacks.
lly OATs-The market opened weak at last Friday
les closing rates, and the receipts being quite ber
H., holders made concessions of about &C. q BUSH
NJ The demand then became more speculative, al
tie buyers purchased literally. During the we
nd there has been more than an average busine
n done, and sales will amount to 800 sacks,
prices ranging from so to 53c. u bushel The
of has been no change in the market to-day,
Die prices close dropping. Sales embrace 26OO sac
ny in the following lots, viz: 200 at SIC, 1900 in so
Law at Sic, and 1000 and 100 at SOC. q bushel 7
weeks receipts comprise 49, 1877 Sacks and the e
,155$ ports 1896 sacks.
~ BRAN-Has remained quiet throughout, VIII
'ii99ii prices have been weak with a downward tf
no dency. The weeks sales include 1000 sacks
81 lO@s1 123 U 100 lbs. We have no change
VS. the market to-day and transactions comprise 4
o. sacks at 81 10 % 100 Tbs.
,ck The weeks receipts amount to 5667 sacks, a
of the exports include 1923 sacks.
lost HAY-Has continued quiet but firm. The supp
agS on hand is ample but mostly in store. I'VE not
m sales during the week of 5l78 bales at $23 u
Call for ordinary, and $250$26 U ton for prime We
'ad- ern. The market to day exhibited considera
a' activity and some 1900 bales were disposed of
lots as follows viz 1000 bales at s25 and SOC
ele' $26 q ton.
the The weeks receipts have been quite light
will not exceed 1918 bales The exports are
auy bales.
# at PoRK-Th6 market opened firm at our
ex. weeks closing rates. but owing to the liberal