New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-06-15
Commercial 9nteIIi4enre.
CRvscENT oEFIoR, No. "a CAMP STREET, !
Thursday Evening, juno IL, 1865. !

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CRpsoENr oTF1oR No. "a CAMP STREET.
Thursday Evening, june IA, 1866.
CoTToN.-The market to-day has been at
stand-still throughout In the morning there was
some inquiry, predicated on reduction of prices,
but most buyers finding factors fully as firm as
heretofore, and in fact not anxious to offer freely
even at yesterdays quotations, withdrew at an
early hour, and did not afterwards engage in ne
gotiatons of any kind AS may be readily in
ferred, the movement has been but little better
than nominal and the only actual sales that have
come to our notice were H. So, 100 and $50 bales.
Prices are of course unsettled but the movement
has been of too restricted character to justify
any alteration of our last quotations, which we
repeat, with the remark that some parties having
orders to fill for low middling cotton have informed
US that they cannot obtain even running lists at
our outside figures. The rates are still nominaly
2S@3Oc. for ordinary, 33035c. for good ordinary,
37d139c for low middling, and 4l@42c. for mid
ding. Adyices from New York are of a character
well calculated to depress quotations, but their
effect is counteracted by the falling of in receipts
and by intelligence of the growing crop, which,
especially the latter, has recently caused the
most sangune to materially reduce their estimates.
4 STATEMENT OF COTTON,
Stock on hand Sept lst l865-bses. s3239
Received since yesterday zoo S5 "a, On,
Received previously. zIe5o--i2l2sl
.. ...-... 5000
Exported previously 68285l6s2 s5l
Stock on hand and on shiDooard SO
SUGAR ASD MoLAssEs-The receipts from the
coast since yesterday comprise Is hhds. of Sugar
and no Moiasses There is but very little of the
production Of Louisiana now in the market, but
4 foreign is plenty, with little or no demand for
either, while sellers are holding more firmly at
fuller prices, especially for Molasses. The sales
to-day are restricted to 10 hhds of fair Louisiana
0 Sugar at lac. and q hhds. yellow clarified at Ice.
U ID. We have no sales of Nolasses TO report, but
a negotiations are pending for part of cargo of
: Cuba. The last sales were at Soc IA gallon.
FLoUR-The demand for this article continues
fair, while the supply and receipts are both very
= light and prices are firm, with upward ten
deney The sales to-day were confined to 1865
. bbs. of which 100 choice extra at $l4; 400 good
+ extra on private terms 100, 100 and 100 do, al
$l3 d; 100 and $50 superne at SO; so do. at SO
= 100 unbranded at 50 Is, and 125 good common a
- s. u Dbl.
y CoRN-White continues in good demand at firm
prices, and the supply en- hand is quite limited
Z Yellow and mixed are in fair supply, with only
moderate demand, and prices remain unchanged
Z The market to-day has been very quiet, and sale
= were restricted to 1000 sacks, in lots as follows
viz 1000, GOO, 500 and 300 white at 81 800 an
200 yellow at s5c.; 300 and 1000 mixed at Soc, an
200 do. at 824c, per bushel.
4, OATs-The receipts for the past few days hay
been quite limited, while the supply already O
hand has been nearly all disposed Of but price
i remain unchanged The demand to-day has bee
mostly of speculative order, and some 5000 sack
were sold in lots as follows, viz 200 at SIC, 50
g. at Sic, 1000, 1900 and 800 at SOC. u bushel.
p BRAN-Remains quiet and unchanged. The sur
4 ply on hand is ample for the demand, which
&, altogether of alocal character Sales to-day wer
q confined to 900 sacks, in lot at 81 l25 3 100 ID
ng HAY-There has been better inquiry to-day
~ at fuller prices and 275 bales have change
nv hands, in the following lots viz lOO bales prin
ar Western at $685. 100 do, at $25 and rs do. at 81
a!l % ton.
e ~ PoRK-Still continues in active retail deman
of and we also hear of round lots being dispose
in Of but holders are so firm in their prices that it
Gus great degree checks heavy operations. We n
ad tice sales to-day of 800 bbls at $34 % Dbl. Dea
CO. ers are retailing at s34 50 for retail lots.
sen BACoN-Continues in active retail demand, viii
on, favorable advices from the West have enab
Ms holders to realize still further advance Of &c.
not ib on shoulders and sides, which are very scar
les, and in request Hams have been in better inquir
usS but we hear of no sales of any magnitude The
rot, were sales, few days since, of 81 casks sho
the ders, to arrive, on private terms. We now que
be shoulders at l64c. ribbed sides at l93c, clear
~ at 2l8c, and sugar cured hams at 23@26c. U III
s in Continues in active retail demand at "a
YER for prime in tierces and 253c. % b. in kegs.
ms have no sales of round lots to report to-day
a. STAR CANDLEs-Remain active for retail 10
be and prices are firm at zoe. for IL o., 208c.
the 10 or, 22c. for IA o.. and 26c for full weig
Nun WH1sKY-Continues dull and depressed and
be- have heard of no round lots being disposed
Gale We, however, quote it at 81 2O@$2 30 % gal
owe for good Western reetifed.
BAGGING-C Continues in active demand, wi
Nod Nod prices are decidedly firm with an upward t
dency, and holders are not pressing their sto
ed upon the market. We notice sales to-day of
up bales at SOC. % yard, Dealers are furnishing
INTO demand for the country at 29c in rolls, and Sic
unit, yard in bales.
d to GUNNY BAGs-Are still active at previous pri,
=. viz: &c. apiece for small lots; second hand
e o1 are selling at 2Ic We notice sales to-day
onIa bales at &c., upon an advance of lc. since
last.
TO 10 article. Dealers are furnishing the demand
1s5c. - Ii. Round lots can be had at ls4c
ssrs yard. There were sales to day of 200 coils at
Som b. Another lot was afterwards refused
cnt. the same price.
BUTTER AND CHEEsE-Goshen and Western /
y ter is in fair supply with liberal receipts, ant
nees moderate demand, but prices aee weak and lC
d be- ing down. We however, quote it at 5O@55c.
sheet the former, and 25@35c. y ID. for the lat
sets, Cheese is in fair supply, with no demand at
obr. &c. for Western, and &c. % ID. for English
ches- lots.
as &c. CoFFEE-owing to the heavy fluctuations
ID ' as gold the market for this article remains at
nder while prices are somewhat fuller. Dealers
furnishing the demand for the interior at 253@
xten % ID. for ordinary to prime Rio IN currency.
dste SALT-Is active at 81 IS for coarse Liverpool
s are 81 90@Sl 95 for fine do.
their NAVAL SToREs-Rosn is selling at 50 so for
DIS OF mon, $80S3 so for No. 8, Sc so for No., and
for NJ Tor at 60 IN. Pitch OF 60 and en-