New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-03-26
Commercial Sntelli9elre.

/ Saturday Evening. March II, 1855.
GOTTON-The market has been almost at stand sill
owing the from
New York last evening" which published in the morning
private dispatches received the
which disclosed heavy and steady decline rates of cotton
Gold and exchange offerings estimated from the opening
the close Of business and the was for the
part confined to the purchase orng up lists Of
yous purchaser may the AZ
and prices were irregular throughout the day but
reouey resisted general and
white some sales were reported ut decline yesterdays
figures, uniomay admitted tina. round lists especially
for the better grades could obtained under previous
figures which repeat merely reference in the present
conflict Of views between buyers and sellers DO
to attempt to furnish reliable closely
quotations, viz Ordinary 32@S3c good ordinary s5sGc
low mfddng $685.; and middng 40@4lc. Operations for
the day have been confined 1925 bales divided among buyers
in the following order viz: 800 bales 20 l6o 1885, 49, 100 81
40 and 20 bales. ,
STATEMENT OF COTTON.
Stock hand Sept. LIST, lS65--bales ...,.,. asa
Resolved since yesterday. .,................l429
Received previously 60b,OOl- COZ ,430
- 6sa669
Exported previously .5D4 54255 49,
Stock hand shiDboard not cleared II
The exports include TO- 1913 bales Liverpool So for Ha
vana aud "a bales for New York
SUGAR AND MOLASSES-The receipts since yesterday
confined to Is bbl Of Molasses No Sugar There was
little nothing cling to-day and the only transaction we
heard of was Sc hhds fair Sugar Isc q h. Cuba Sugar
aud Mclasses mer and to-day noticed sale of 200
hhds molasses on private terms.
WESTERN PRoDUGE-A moderate demand only pre-
vailed to day. at previous prices for Flour Corn and Oats
while Bran exhibited further falling off of fully &C. n 100
bs The full particulars however will be found below
FLOUR-The transactions embrace about 1868 bbls 81
which 100 at SO IS $50 Sc 90 100 unbranded
superne at s. rs $50 supsrne ss 800 do at IS 90 100
and 200 its merits ut 80 30 low at rs extra
Ct $40 2 % at $40 S, 100 extra at Sill u.s. 100 choice
do, on private terms. &
CoRNwe noticed sales only abou. 5000 sacks including
500 Mixed private terms 1000 mixed and yellow at SIC
700 white at 95c ltO and 800 fancy do at ST. per bushel
OAFsAbout 1000 sacks disposed ola follows 900 at
Sc, and s3s, COO and 800 sacks at 6Oc. D bushel
BRANThe sales to-day comprise 100 sacks at 81 40 800 at
81 So and 1900 sacks shorts at 81 ~ u 100 lbs.
heard Of sales Of 400 bales including lS Eastern
1T 27 Co. also 100 and rs bales prime Western $50 ton
PRoViSIoNS-We continue to notice only obbing trade
with occasionally round lot being sold The supplyis at
resent amply sucient to meet the both for Pork and
Bacon Below will be found the condition of our market
FoRK-The market Is veryquet, aud hear of only re-
all transactions at $29@S29 90 q Dbl for even weight mess
ound be purchased though less To-day we heard
Il q sale Of $50 bbls at S27 80 u Dbl. a
BACONA fair retail prevailed at the following
nnge of prices Shoulders l3k@l4c ribbed sides l6@6c
ackooneess l7c, clear sides 17c smoked hams &c., and
ugar cured 2o@2c u b.
lARDThere is no demand for roundots Dealers ara ask
ig l9c for prime In tierces. and 2I321sc "a b. in kegs
BUTTER AND CHEEsE-There is some request NOR, |
pecaly f,r choice article but the supply is limited
quote Northern Butter at 60c, Western do 3O04oc
orthern and Western Cheese 2@4c English dairy =.
@26c o b.
COFFEEThere little no demand small parcels are
angling hands at 26@27c p b.. currency for ordinary to
ime Rio.
WHIsKY-Ths market continues very dull and We notice
z nbbing trade az 80 2o@S2 81 gallon rectHed
The rates for foreign ports exhibit more firm
while those domestic ports are very n and