New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-04-14
Commercial Sntelligenre.
opEscENr OFFICE, No. 81 CAMP STREET,
Friday Evening, April ID, 1866.

rorrox-Tbere was fair inquiry noticed bic the open
ing of the market morning, with some prospect Of mod
eratv if not business But owing 10 the iSa
,naatf,Ds Of Yesterday, offerings unusually lSht anu
factors demanded still stringent prices which teueu 10
restrict operatons small sales transpred during the
forenoon nevertheless, at an advance on yesterday rates
Int the inward movement checked at an carry nun u!
reduction the denaRdfor and rates OF Foreign
ybi,p bnv,nver was more fully developed after the
recent of the regular noon dispatches TO the freSS
announcing considerable decline in rates OF poiu al e
York while private dispatches subsequently fece'e reree
material falling in rates Of foreign bills at the Noth anu
nded ureyious buy, which had been pre-
opy received in this market As may be reaaiE nI7'reu
the demand for absed after the LtehEeAce H
rred generally known, and prices 'eil w S
terday-s closing figures, at which rates only d ie"
ba arrpd hands daring latter part OF the day 1he
aggregate sales up only 1900 bales divided among Ten |
rs and the movement almost exclusively restricted 70
the purchase small lots for filling previous lists were
neat last evening quotations. with the remark that the mar
at closed unsettled at tIege CURES Ordinary, 3OS3-c good
ordinary 33G3ic.; low middlng S65te inidainS o'2 ~
The net receipts the week are H. bales against
,aIe last week 2 bales the week previous Inc e
rega sales the week foot l7o2o bales against 1859
hae last week. and l49 bales the week previous 4he e
o for The week q 5i5 bales against IN na'es
last week bales the week previous and the s'ocH Oh
hand and on hpboard this evening is lso90 bales against
- a bes last week and 753 bales at the close OF the pre-
ous week exports for the week comprise 6ll bales lo
1vrnoo 70 635 for avre York, 1920 for Bos
ton and SOC bales for Bremen, ...,
STATEMENT OF COTTON.
stock m hapd Sent ls le55-baes. S52S9
Received yesterday. 81 900
Received previously
- ........ l.. 735o7i
Exported since yesterday .c- 90,
Exported previously f'-ol,s2-
ct m hand and on shipboard cleared luUC
ts include 10Y bales for Liverpool, III bales for New
York and 1891 bales for 1avre.
SUGAR AND MoLAssEs-There has been good denane
for Sugar throughout the week, but the limited
eeeps have prevented sales of magnitude buyers reao
yielded to the holders and the balance on
- it veet t,rether with the arrivals of this speedily
changed hands This evening or none IN the pos
session of brokers. We produce the following as Tue
quotations for Louisiana: Inferior l7ac' common
good do be- low fair lssc., fully fair li74c' seco"'S ae
L. a,l 6rs l5iZ66c ~ b. There have also been sales
auction of some 90 hhds of which Is inferior ea nFous
IO7&c IS common l26c, and % inferior AZ
h. Moasses has been very quiet, ana ohiy &c
bbls have been disposed of at Boo for common anu ''
a,on far nre The supply this commodity is also qa
exhausted To-day Il hhds Sugar sold at lo'Sc q 10
seconds and 10 bills Moasses at 75c q gallon lo p
weeks receipts comprise 50 hhds Sugar aua "a po
Moasses: and the exports 149 hhds. Sugar and Dbl
Melasses
WESTERN PRoDUCE-There is good stock OF Flour
hand, while is only moderate; but the inoNt
and prices Of the above conflicting that the
better understood by referring to the su
Joined pRrtieulars
FLoUR-The market opened this week at decline OF
least DC the quotations furnished in our last weekly
since winch time they have eSnlDlleu
though extreme dizziness has prevailed The transactions
the week do not exceed 1900 bbs chiefly at the follow
figures So for low GneS6 25S6 rs for ne 81 4o@S1 90
supe6ne 81 70 for choice do branded SS@S9 on its mer
50 50@S0 for wextra; $40 25@SO 75for extra Sll@S2
per Dbl for good do To-day 1900 bbls sold at
above range.
The receipts of the week comprise 49, 4S0 bbs and
exports 46S5 bbs
CORN-Tlere has been active INQUIRY during the wee
prices than reported Saturday and Monday
which time the market bas been regular and 40
sacks sold, the closing rates being S3@S5c for mil
S59S3c. for yellow, and 95@67sc q bushe white To
2G0 sacks old at further advance, parcul
for white which brought 81 p bushe The receipts for
week comprise 10 AIS sacks and the exports 1901 sacks
oATS-Prces since last weekly statement have /
rather huctuatng ranging from b1@53c. q bushel Ys
ay the outside CURE received for sacks VI
would indicate advance eff lc. u bushel The
ofthe week embrace about 10 600 sacks the
figures To-day noticed sales of 1900 sacks
bushe Weeks receipts II 100 sacks Exports $50 acl
BRAN-There has been but little movement in this ar
during past week and that little has been disposed
changed hands at still further decline previous qr
tons in last Saturdays issue, when 81 l7@ 2owere the
rates but last evening 81 o@l 10 is all that could be rea
The weeks sales about 5000 sacks at the latter fig
To-day only 800 sacks changed hands at 81 Is loo
The receipts week comprise 54l7 sacks and the
$50 sacks. ...
pROvJsIoNs-The demand during the past week has
only for retail parcels, and very brisk OCCASIONAL
hear of round of Pork being sold but nothing
kind in Bacon and Lard The condition OF our market
found by referring to the annexed particulars
PoRK-Even weight Mess is retailing readily at SIS
s2S 80 ~ Dbl One sales of 100 bills each took
during the week at S2S u bbl The weeks receipts com
1055 bills, and the exports ZIG bbls
BACON-There some inquiries for Shoulders IN a
way but no lots of any magnitude have changed hands
continue to quote udes at l3@l31ac Ribbed Sides
l6c.; clear d. l71sc Smoked Hams lSc; and sugar'e
22@2Sc u Ii. weeks receipts comprise "a casks al
exports l2S casks
LARD-The market has been very quiet, with no sa
any Consequence Dealers supplying the demand at