New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-07-13
Commercial 5ntelligente.


lhufsdN EVENING" JuIS L. loJo ,
COTToN-The market opened this morning with
the steamship ST. Dayd's advices, one day later
from Europe, at hand, which were generally pro-
nounced favorable Il soon after, however, the
Persla's accounts two days still later, were re-
ceyed over the wires, which bring our reports
from the other side Of the Atlantic down to the
LIST inst. The sales of cotton at Liverpool for the
week ending June 18th were 5000 bales, at an
advance of sold. Sales on the 3Oth 10000 bales,
at prices unchanged. The Persia's news was
looked upon as decidedly cheering by factors and
in addition to the above it stated the fact that the
stock at Liverpool, by previous report, had been
over.estimated 60 900 bales, of which the Ameri-
can proportion was 10000. The actual account
having been, on the last day of June,
9jS 600 bales, of which $4,000 were
American. Some New York private tele-
grams came to hand during the day, which
il Dictated increased weakness in that market, how
ever, despite the encouraging tone of the Eu-
ropean intelligence, but they have had no effect
whatever and our market has been firm though
| quiet throughout the day. Most of the principal
holders have uniformly refused to uncover their
samples throughout, and the few sales which
transpired and which amounted in the aggregate
to only $50 bales, divided among seven buyers,
were effected at rather fuller prices than have
ruled heretofore. Rates are however still too IN
settled to obtain reliable quotations, and we have
again to repeat previous figures, with the remark
that even running lists or cotton Of good staple
cannot be purchased otherwise than in very small
lots at the inside rates, viz: Ordinary 25027c.,
good ordinary 29@3Oc., Glow middling 32@33c.,
and middling 34@36e.
sTATEMEET OF COTTON.
Stock Cd hand Sept lst, l865-baes. sS2SE
s eSsiysd s1qSf gsSSs.sns
82l,00
Exported since yesterday ,.................. 999
Exported previously l4oN
Stock on hand and on shipboard O62o
SUGAR AND MoLAssEs-There have been no re
ceipts from the coast since yesterday. The sup
ply of Louisiana Sugar and Molasses is nearly
exhausted, while the foreign productions in bette
supply but with scarcely any demand We have
heard of no sales of any magnitude to-day, Thu
business done was small retail trade, at l239l3c
for common, l44o for fair, 153c. for prime, lie, 70
yellow clarified, and l73t % tb for white Lousian
do. There isno movement in Molasses, but tn
last sales of Cuba were at 50c. f3 gallon.
ToBAGCo-There has been some little inuuirr
to-day but it did not result in sales of any magni
J tude, and what business was done has been sur
rounded with so much secresy that it is impossible
to give any correct idea of the market. Sales 0
, 10 hhds. have been reported, however, on privat
terms The stock on hand is ample, and exhibit
good assortment, while the prices offered ar
considerably below the views of holders; but a
quotations are nominal we omit them.
7 F4oUR-The market is unusually quiet. TIL
+ supply on hand is not large, and rates are still
weak and unsteady, but any Improvement in tn
inquiry would cause an immediate advance il
prices The sales to-day were confined to 81
bills, of which 200 choice extra at $l4 100 super
fine at 50 IS, and at auction $50 bbls. at $40 &c
, and 80 at $40 SO y Dbl.
e CoRN-Has been in active demand and as til
heavy sales have considerably reduced the stoc
: on hand the market closes very firm, with an "
ward tendency. The sales to-day include % 05
sacks, in lots as follows, viz: 1886 in one lot,
h which one-third (white and white mixed) at CSC
t and the balance yellow and yellow mixed) at $50
4 300 and 300 white mixed at 95c., and 25O0 yelIo
$ and yellow mixed at 85c. % bushel.
/ OATs-We have no change to note in This ar,ic1
The supply on the landing is limited but pric,
l. remain at yesterdays rates. There were sales t
e day of 1850 sacks, of which 500 and 1850 prime
,, 52c., and 1000 at soc. u bushel,
l. Dh-A4'--1S IuASp VO-uuJJ ouo pllCSo ItIualQ III
d steady, owing to an addition to the supply. Sail
are confined to $50 sacks, in lots as follows vii
:. 200 at 81 l25, and 600 at 81 10 % 100 lbs.
HAY-Is very quiet, and the business done
altogether in small lots at $40 for St, Louis al
"a $24 5O@$25 for Ohio river.
d PoBK-We have again to note a very qui
market, but holders are still very firm in the
prices, and will make no concessions whateye
% There has been no inquiry for round, which "
}, quote nominal, at $35 % Dbl 1t is retailir
4 slowly at $50 25@g35 so % Dbl. .--a -a.
# BAooN-The supply of Sides and Shoulders
J, quite limited, and for the past few days we hay
:, had no receipts whatever, owing to the fact TIL
they are selling at the same rate in the West as
$ our market. There has been a good inquiry t
day for large lots at lie. % ID for Shoulders b.
= holders will not sell at that rate. The retail
! nand has been quite active, at 173c, for Shoulder
It 203C. for ribbed Sides 2l5c. for clear ribbed %
= for clear Sides and 2530264 for sugar-ewed Ham