New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-07-02
RATES OF Dsscorar.-Alato Northern exchange
Commercial gnteIIi9entf.

CRESCENT OFFICE No. 81 CAMP STREET,
Saturday Evening, june 20, 1855. )
CoTToN-The week and month close upon a very |
quiet market Transactions to-day have been re-
stricted to 100 bales divided among six buyers at
irregular but much steadier prices. In fact, il
has been generally understood that heavy orders
have been received to-day from the East, and
whether true or false, the rumor has certainly hd
a reassuring effect upon prices here. Most
factors still refuse to uncover their samples, and
the movement is almost exclusively restricted to
small irregular lots, which we do not look upon
as a fair indication of rates of even running lists
or of lists of good staple Cotton. Quotations still
rule nominally at 2G@29c. for ordinary, 30G3lc.
for good ordinary, 33035e for low middlng, and
38@39c for middng.
STATEMENT OF COTTON.
stock hand Sept lst, l865-Oaes.. -, 8Szs9
Received preyousy Oj-.bIo5
siG03
Exported ps oSS 5s:s,o'y 5o62
Stock on hand and en- shpboard
The exports include 2l32 bales for Hayre, 1866
bales for New York and us bales for Boston.
SUGAR AND MoLAssEs-There have been no re-
ceipts from the coast since yesterday. The supply
of Louisiana production is very small but the
foreign is more liberal. The market continues
! very quiet, and prices are merely nominal. There
! were, however, sales to-day of lG hhds of Louis
lana seconds at Is 3c. and 100 boxes No. IS Cuba
at 1890 70 h., also so bbls. and 80 half bills o.
1 Cuba reboiled, on private terms. The last sales
1 were at Soc " gallon for Cuba
; FLoUR-The market continues decidedly dull
4 while prices are weaker; as is generally the cast
/ on Saturday, very little has been done. The onl.
) sales that we have heard of were $50 bills, Q
which SO choice extra at $l4 5O 10 do. at 81 l2
It l25 good extra at $l8, and 200 superne at 50 90
# Holders have not pressedther stocks in the market
+ as higher prices are confidently anticipated.
CoRE-The stock on the landing has been nearI
.e all worked off, but there still seems to be n
n change in prices, except that they are frmer a
3r though not quotably higher. As it is the last G
H. the week and month very little business has bee
is done and sales have been restricted to 5l95 sack
'e in lots as follows viz: $50 white at 92c 900 whit
at mixed at gNc 500 do. at 873c 2495 yellow mixed
Of Sc, and $50 do. at soc. per bushel.
IN OATs-We have again to notice very qui,
le market, and further decline Of about Sc. p'
lie bushel. The stock on hand is not larger, but
ct sufficient to meet the present demand Sales t
u day include l779 sacks as follows, viz: 800 at 52c
@ 10 at 40c.. and 1900 at 48c per bushel.
ay BRAN-Remains quiet, while prices are droopm
he The sales to-day include $50 sack in two lots Of
d. of $50 at 81 49, and one of 500 at 81 20 per 100 1t
n; HAY-We have no change to note in this artcl
q, There We're sales to-day of 200 bales prime
ai Louis at $23 per ton.
or PoRE-C Continues very quiet. Late adviCes
h. ceived from the North and Westreport an advan
,s in this article but prices here continue unstead
and we can assign no reason for it except t
n us9I inactivity at the end of the ,nn+h as buvf