New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-03-12
Commercial 5ntelli9ence.
CRESCENT OFFICE, No. "a CAMP STE
Saturday Evening, March 10, is

CRESCENT No, "a CAMP STREET, -
Saturday Evening, March TO- 1866 :
COTToH-The market opened with a fair inquiry, pred-
Gated still lower prices and upon the hope Of active
movement in Exchange several buyers of latter
had stood of for weeks past had forward Owing
doubessy to the heavy decline that has recently
TRANSFERRED, factors appeared to be willing the
views buyers but the of more purchasers of foreign
bills than usual caused and holders latter to
advance .ther figures, which Influenced the with
drawal of the former, and the Cotton market again
reiapsed inannate condition past days
The total sales for the day have been restricted 1911 bales
irregular prices and business closed unsettled
joined figures which only be presented approxmstng
rates. in view of the present unsettled state of prices
ordinary, a@36c.; COED ordinary 3793Sc low middllng,
39940c and miodlng z3c The for day has
been divided among buyers in the following order $40
bales &c., 300 200 $780, 49, O0 CO. "a and bales On com.
psn quotations. it will be that good ordinary and low
mddng have still further declined lc. each while ordinary
and middng which in reduced supply, undergone
| but little change.
STATEMENT OF COTTON. ---.-r
| Stock hand Sept. LIST, l865-bales ....,,. EZ3q
Received yesterday 4 43S .a@i
Received previously 575 e8g-576, $40
.-- 659,76l
Exported yesterday 1,l47
Exported previously 465 95D-467, OF
Stock on hand ard shiDboard cleared 1872 6sl
SUGAR AND MonAssEs-- receipts of Louisiana since
have been limited hhds and 100 bb
of the latter The supply in first hands continues quite re-
strced and the sales Of the day have confined to 20 hhd
az l2U bbis. of
% gallon for choice We still quote Louisiana sugar at
l2sc for common, for good common to fair 4sc for
fully far and 1514c @i6c u for prime choice Common
Louisiana noasses at 4sc 50c and good ao Csc 0c
gallon o. ... ..-... ID. .I.... ... w..
WESTERN PRoDuCE-Inactivity is the leading feature
of the under this head Receipts still show steady
increase and buyers Saturday stand off, awaiting
particulars of the Accommodations up Monday morning. while
holders in their anxiety SELL have submitted to further
decline in prices, as set forth below : ~
the
ained but the lower qualities have declined fully 50 n Dbl
during the week Purchasers awaiting larger supplies and
reduced pceg and the our last has been
fined to 1900 hh mostly in small lots 5000 Is for low
fine 81 for fns, SIS l2@S8 25 for superfne $40 5Oas 10
for extra. go
CoRNsass yesterday 5000 sacks at 75c orordnary white
z71a@soc for mixed, ands5@s71zc q bushe for white
oATs-Sass since our last amount to 1000 seeks at
p bushel .sss ~r- 3. 81 7r-
BRANTransactons for the day include 1900 sacks at 81 GO
p doObs
EAY-The movement since last been restricted to
800 bales prime Western atls32 q ton. t,.
PORKSaeB Of 80 bills full weight have boon renorted ot
$50 ~ Dbl. .. .. n
BACoEThere is but little of any kind on hand and all
qualities are in demand Small parcels are changing hands At
6@i6hc for shoulders l@2lsc for ribbed Sides and Sc ~
for clear do There plain hams market; sugar.
cured do covered selling at 26@27 do uncovered at
25@26c. Is ID.
LARDThe market has quiet at for primo in
terces and 2 D L. in kegs for lots To day we hear
of a sale Of 60 tsrcesa at l9]1sc q ID.
supplying the demand at Csc fer ordi
nary 2929Isc for fair, and Soc y b. currency for prime
Rio. -. g.. s. I. -.
EsCuLENTS-Potato selling S. apples at sSasl0
p b., while onions merely nominal ~
WHIsKY-The market is very quiet small parcels selling
occasionally at 81 2@ss 81 u galsn for rectiHed
sUNDRIEs-We quote Western Butter at 25@35c Goshen
do at 45@4Sc q h. Northern and Western Cheese at q
English dairy at.27c u b., Star Candles full weight &c.
short weight 2t923c p b.; Starch, 593c and Soap u!6c
u IN.
to the abundant offerings of steamship
accommodation coastwise eights by sailing cannot
be reparted much better than nominal The Cotton
70 New York by steam and to Boston q b. Freight
agents ask fer Cotton by sailing above ports
The rate by steamship Lverpoosld OH By sailing
the rate to Liverpool rather weak at @d and Hayre
at M There is Flour going forward to the North,
Europe aad therefore omit quotations for that article
they are only calculated mislead parties interested