New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-11-20

for No. l, $6 50for No. 2, 81 500S5 for common.
Pitch is selling at 81 500$6 dg bbl.; Tar 81 500
$5, and Spirits Of Tarpentine at 85190c 3 gallon.
BUTTER AND CHEESE Western Butter is in good
supply but quiet at 22l123c. for common 25092Gc.
for fair 27D29c. for prime and 30G135c. for choice.
Northern is scarce with good demand at 40@46c.
Tgtb. Cheese is selling at l5c. for skinned 2l022c
orfactory, 2lc. for English dairy, 28030c. for Still
ton and 33G335c. for pine apple.
RICE-TheTe is no Carolina and but very little
India in the market, while the supply of Louisi
ana is light, but is selling readily at l0c. .0l23c
u ID.
to-day at l93c. erpound, gold. Dealers are sup
plying the demand for the country at 2830129c.
per pound, currency, for prime Rio.
FRETGHrs-There is less Cotton and Produce
offering, and Freights are now quiet but rates are
firm and unchanged We still quote 1c. f8 fb. for
Cotton and 90c.5 bb. for Flour by steam to New
York, and l3c. T3 Ii. for Cotton to Boston. Sail
to New York, &c. T8 ib for Cotton 75c. " Dbl. for
75c. % bbl, for Flour. Philadelphia and Provi-
dence, lc % fb. for Cotton. Sail for Liverpool,
| 3@9-1Gd. For HaVre, 1tc. The steamer on the
berth for Liverpool is obtaining ID u III. for Cot
ton, and engagements have been made for the
next steamer at i'd.
LIVERPOOL MARKET.-The following extract is
from Messrs. Boult, English q Brandon's cotton
circular of the I'd inst.
Cotton has been in moderate demand but
| prices are rather easier. The sales for the week
|
3G,l50 bales, exporters l2,28O and spectators
692O bales. The stock is decreased this week by
37,340 bales, being estimated at 665,l60 bales
| l99,T30 American) against 323, ,070 bales, (64 l4O
| American) same time last year. The authorized
| quotations are for middling Orleans l54d; mid
| ding bowels 15d: and fair Dhollerah 144d. pei
ID. To-day the sales are 10000 bales with rathel
d better tone.
!, CHARLESTON CoTTON MARKET, Nov. 15.-Tht
past week has been most unsatisfactory to dealer
in the staple, in consequence of the remarkable
decline which has taken place and tde Unreieyet
dullness and want Of spirit which has been {
marked feature of the market Liverpool ant
New York appear to have acted and reacted OF
each other, on each occasion fall in price taking
place, until middng upland has been forced dowl
some five cents f9 ID. since our last weekly state
ment. This heavy decline is owing partly to al
opinion held by many outside Of the cotton State
that the crop will certainly reach 100000 bale
to the now reasonable certainty that Egypt vii
send nearly 600 600 bales to market, and that tn
crop Of India promises we'll with fair prospec
from other cotton regions. Manufacturers conse
quently anticipate an ample supply of the raw
material and therefore purchase with caution
The receipts at this point for the past week foo
up 554 bales Of Sea Island and 5767 bales of Up
land Cotton, showing a slight increase on the re
ceipts Of the week previous.
COTTON STATEMENT. q
seSS RsseTea Sn fsaa so@ SSP n.y. dSSS So7 ii 1866 5
Received previously 256l4 lN
nssGss. 5?s! receipts P1 tY5 Rice 1928 's7 "
s35vis5:;::: & 5s5. 3s9 3s9 sf5st 25a 9ss 9S5
+ Total ezport,,,...-...,...----,..--..la57 as8o,
Stock hand and shipboerd .......... All 1866