New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-06-13
Commercial 3nteIIigente.
CRYsnrNT OFFICE, No. "a CAMP STREET.,
Tuesday Evening, June II, 1865.


supply upon the market was unusually light now
ever, and the sales summed up only 3lOO bales at
the subioined enhanced figures, viz: 28@3Oc. for
ordinary; 33@35c. for good ordinary; 37@3se. for
low middling and 41042c. for middling cotton. As
will have been seen by the above, ordinary cotton
has undergone no quotable variation as it is in
only nominal request, while all of the other grades
have improved under an increasing demand. The
principal movement is restricted to orders for the
North and to speeulators while there is little or
nothing transpring on foreign account. The sales
for the day have been divided among twelve
buyers, one of whom took 1000 bales,
STATEMENT OF COTTON.
Stock on hand Sept. lst. lsG5-bsles 1928
Received since Saturday, l96 ooo
Received
49,, 80lIB
Exported since yesterday 13 3 sa or,
Exported previously
Stock on hand and On shlpboard 2T
The exports include I'LL bales for New York,
and % bales for Mobile.
SUGAR AND MoLAssEs-The receipts from the
coast since yesterday include g. hhds. Of Sugar
no Molasses. The stock of Louisiana Sugar and
Molasses now on hand is quite limited, while the
foreign production is plenty, with but little or no
demand. There were sales yesterday evening and
this morning Of Is and hhds. of Louisiana clari-
fed at prices that have been withheld but we have
no new sales Of Cuba Sugar to report, although it
s retailing at 1340I4c. for Nos u and -. Lou.
isiana Sugars are quoted at 12dl33c. for common
to good common, l40l43c. for fair to fully fair,
| 1440l54c for fully fair to prime, 16@168c. for
yalow clarified, and nc. 93 Ii. for white do. There
| s no movement noticeable in Molasses, bnt the
last sales were at CSC. for common Louisiana, and
soc. v gallon for Cuba.
| FLoUR-Continues in active demand for the
better classes, especially for the fresh receipts,
while prices rule steady in favor Of holders. The
supply of superfne and extra brands is quite
limited, and sales have been confined to 1925 bbls.
of which 100 bbls. choice extra at $l6 50 do
at SIG 75 IT'S do at SIS $50 do. at $l3 so IS good
extra at sl3; IS double extra at Sl2 so; 100 low
extra at $l2; so on its merits at $40 so 200, $780,
100, and so superine at So $50 do at 50 81, and
125 do at 50 IS y Dbl.
CoRN-White is scarce, and in good request at
previous prices. Yellow and mixed are in fair
supply and moderate demand at yesterdays quo
tations. The market to-day has been rather quiet,
and sales were confined to II 900 sacks, in lots, as
follows, viz 1000, 1000, 700 and $50 white at 81
100 and 1000 mixed at &c., 700 prime yellow at
s5c., 1900 do. at 823c., and 1900 damaged at CSC.
u bushel.
OATs-Are in fair supply and moderate demand,
} but prices are unsteady. The sales to-day com
prise 1875 sacks of which 300 at Sc. 175 and 800
at Sic, and 400 and 700 at SOC. y bushel.
BRAN-The supply on hand is moderate, with a
fair local demand, and prices remain unchanged.
The market to-day has exhibited considerable ac-
tivity, and some 1850 sacks were disposed of in
lots, follows: $50 at 81 l23, and 200 and 100 al
81 10 % 100 lbs.
HAY-The market has been quiet to-day, while
prices remain as at our previous quotations The
sales include 627 bales of which go and $50 bales
prime Western at $25, l25 do. at $23, and 1872 or
) binary at $2l % ton.
PoRK-We have no change tonote in this article
The receipts for the past few days have been quite
liberal, while prices for round lots are somewhat
weaker, but it is retailing freely at S34@$34 % u
Dbl. There has been some inquiry for round lots
f but we have heard of no sales,
BAcoN-Continues in active retail demand
especially for Sides and Shoulders, which are ii
very limited supply; but Hams are slow of sale
and in liberal supply There were sales to-day Of
10 casks of Shoulders at l6c, and 10 casks of clea
Sides at dc . H. Ribbed Sides are retailing al
l65c,, and Hams at 22(826c. u ID.
= LARD-Continues in active retail demand ant
q sNPf'J' N'@ 'SStA Sii"'ANN u
realize an advance OF &C. " lb IN tierces since GU
+ last, The sales to-day comprise 20 tierces of prime
. at 244c', loo Kegs at 255c'' and zOO do at Zoe
ID. Dealers are now holding at 26c U b. for kegs
>, STAR CANDLEs-Remain active for retail lots
e and prices are firm at zoe. for IL o., 2O3c, fo
i 10 or, 22e. for Ia oz and 26c for full weight.
h WHsKY-Continues dull and depressed, and W
e have heard of no round lots being disposed OF
l. We, however, quote it at 81 2O(0S2 30 3 gallo
!. for good Western rectiied. There were sales to
20 day OF 10 bbls. old bonded at 81 5O, and bbls
y y | coninlon az - q sshon' 81.
bAdaiNd-oons.lueS ac',Ve anu nrll az az Pfeyiou
" quotations W.; z9c' III rolls ana DC u yara
IF oaLes lor Ietal iO's
9eo anoen for small Iots. second hand bo =
ID oro SAILING at Die
e. p1Trpope We bono M cbonoo 10 motto j., ~;
IS article DaaIers are fnrnisbing the demand a
/, Il 183c d Ii, Round lots can be had at Isle, :
vor5 W. notice sales to.dav az ION coil n 10 n
in . Yard The same nrice was refused for anotbe
I Ie III
" prrrr,,p ,un r,urrsE Goshen and Western Pn
s. 5,,,,ns ~ ,,,oos AZ .zoab ond looI