New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-07-26
Commercial SnteEligente.


CoT7oS-IAs market has been at standatlH 10
day. The Scotas adyices to the associated press
and to private parties have been so conflicting that
most operators have concluded to await latef OF
more reliable Intelligence from Europe, before
they enter into new negotiations Sales to-day
have been restricted to 500 bales, mostly IN small
lots, and the marked closed unsettled at previous
quotations, which we repeat merely for reference
however VIZ; Ordinary 25021c., good ordinary
29@3lc., low middling S3@34c., and middlmg
35D37c' There have been some further lists en-
tered for direct shipment to Europe to-day on ae-
count OF planters, but we, OF course, do not H.
clude them II our report Of actual sales
STATEMENT OF COTTON
stocE on hand sept IT. l36'-oSles 1so 'SSS
Received previously. 76l-74o9oo
824 I39
Exported ported sInes yesterday 100 5S72o 2
.,,-,...-,-... 80
IT. = ii''i"ue ~ O"i9s ~ i-'ei g."
-'' o"leS 'or DoS'oii'
SUGAR AND hoLAssEs-Ihere have been no re-
ceipt7 from the coast since our last. The market
Is still very dull and only very small retaii ous
ness IS doing at l25@L3c. for common Ifte' for
fair, l6c' for prime, nc Tor yellow Charmed, ana
lI3c. for Louisiana white do. CUBA and Porto
lao sugars RUE at l0Nol65c' Tor ialf 10 PRIME
There was sale to-day OF a small lot OF Louis
lana hoIasses on private terms Porto hico Is
quoted by the cargo at 48c93oo y gallon It's re-
falling at55c' ~ gallon.
4 IoBAVCo-Llefe tHasApeeh cohSlueiapie inquiry
to-day, out we nave only hearu Oh one sIIa!I SAFE
as holders are geheray very ilfL III IHelr PRICES
"hleh RUE coHSloeraoly aoo'e Tie views Oh ouy-
er5' As II Is impossible 10 get any rell"oe quota
tons, we omit them
ELoUR-ls very quiet, ana prices are uilatea"y'
There were sales to-day Oh oSO Dds OF "Meh Al
enolce eAea ~ Si+' ~ 40 az % 49, loo eAtl% AZ
SlL 49, 3oo choiee do' on private TERMS o0 10"
extra at - o. ana oO DO. at W u Dbl
CoRN--"hlte IS very scarce, ana prices are hIih'
IeHo" ana yeIo" mixed are IN lair supply ou'
the market IS very quiet sales To-Day lncluoe
$500 bales IN lots as follows; 4oo ana lOoW al
81 re, lzs5 and SUI white mixed, at 81 IVe.' 0oV
and $50 yellow at 925c' and 9Oc. u bushei. Al
auction 1870 sacks damaged corn sold at I5@'oc'
Y bushel.
!, l. 0ATs-Remain unchanged Sales to-day include
800 sacks Of which 300 and 100 at SIC, and 100 al
Sc " bushel.
BRAN-ls quiet but firmer at 81 l25c. " 100 lbs
There were sales to-day OF 400 sacks at the above
| quotations At auction, 4oO sacks sold at 81 O6
and 100 at 81 l0c. u 100 lbs
HAYS in light supply and dull. go bale
prime Ohio river sold at $23 u ton ST. Louis
quoted at flG@17 u ton
, PoRK-Contnnes dull, but is firmly held at $34
a u Dbl, for round lots 1t is retailing slowly a
= S34 756535 y Dbl. No round sales reported.
/, BAcoN-sides and shoulders are scarce, with
{ moderate retaifdemand at l73@l8c. for shoulders
= 2le. for ribbedEsides, 2l3c. for clear ribbed an
i 22c. for clear sides. Sugar cured hams are dull o
E 283c. per H. Fancy brands at 27@28c. per II
< There were sales to-day of 20 casks Shoulders .
d l78e. per Ii.
$ LARD-Is very quiet. The supply is in exce'
7 of the demand, which is confined entirely to OF
" local trade, and limited at that It's retain
f slowly at 23@233c for prime in tierces, and rs
1, f31b. in kegs.
!, WHlsKT-Continues dull. We however, quo
y it at 81 823 y gallon for choice Western rectide
Of 1t is retailing at 81 80 u gallon.
III INDIA BAGGNG-Continues in fafrretal deman
% and prices are frm AT 32hC. f3 yard in rolls, and