New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-06-23
Commercial sgntelligente.


oRrscRrT OFFICE, No. "a oar STREET, Y
Friday Evening, Juna p. 1865, : | 4
CoTTos-The market is at atand9till. Buyers
nd sellers are awaiting later adyices from Eu- 7
ope, and there is no disposition to enter into any g
leavy new negotiations in the present unsettled !
condition of gold and exchange. The offerings to-
Law have been very light and the sales have been
restricted to $50 bales divided among five brokers.
# ia hardly necessary to say that the purchases
have been restricted to small lots for hlling up
nreyous lists or that the prices paid were Of such
an irregular character as to preclude the nope OF
obtaining reliable or even approXimating quota
tons. But for the guidance Of parties abroad we
wonld remark, however, that low middling
Cotton is still held at 36@38c., and that
this rate may be considered fair indica
ton of the views of the majority of factors as re-
cards all other classifcations for even running
ii.ts, The aggregate sales for the week have been
restricted to 1925 bales, against 1852 bales last
week and 5O55 bales the week previous The net
receipts for the week amount to $3.50 bales against
9o25 bales last week and 5l42 bales the week pre-
vious.
The exports for the week sum up 1909 bales
AGAINST 10 $50 bales last week. and 81 1855 bales the
week previous, and the stock on hand and on ship
board not cleared this eyeningVis llG77l bales,
against ll8 ,4O2 bales last week and l246el bales
at the close of the previous week.
The exports for the week have been divided as
follows, viz; ALAG bales for New York, 2539 bales
e.. poato, and 1904 bales for Providence.
STATEMENT or COTTON.
Stool, n, hand ssrt Is lgs5-bn,es............ $3.50
Received since .terday -3$3729l23
'''''''1 az 90
g,,or,.a .rco YESTERDAY, 2752
Exported previously
Stock on hand and shipboard not cleared .,.'l6"i
ME exports to-day include 1916 bales for Boston
and Il36 bales for New York.
c,,..., ,,,r Nor ,ssrs-TIe receipts from the
,,,,t n, trn ,yoek comprige only 30 hhds. of Sa-
III. o,,d1qg hhIs " MoIasses. all yf wAtcl have
+. ,,,, .,,ai,od sinca Yesterday. Louisiana Sugar
l,ra1,,so, avn in varv limited supDIy. while the
ra.i.,, T,ro5rctfon Il annie. The business for the
,aaL Ia, hocn a1r,ost entirely confined toimported
snoar on1 Mo,assos. and even HAT has been Of
ro,.o restricted character, but prices have re-
,,ainnI o,ifta firm throughout and some instances
,lr.,,co ofIc Nd N. has been realized on the
rarroer Tbe onIy Sales Of Louisiana Sugar is lot
orIo bhJs. Of seconds at lllc. II b. The sales Of
rrbo incIrdn az bbds, and $50 boxes at prices
ronriro from u to ISL for No. IL and 49, and 50
INK and 40 hbls. of Nolasscs at 55c. n gallon.
or.fana SUGAR ia retailing at I31Gl4 &c for inferior
IN fair 14lc for fully fair. Isle for prime lG0l5=
Z Cav ,,oiroy clarified and I7c ID b. for white do
tot vrrv little Louisiana Molasses Offering
b,t++LnI.st sales were at SOC a gallon for lot OF
, aar,raon The fmnorts for the week include I5g
li,1, 90 +;oroas and zoo boxes Of Sugar, and q
+ II,ds ia 5o0 MI of Molasses. And the export!
t CO. on1 70 bhls orMoIasses
4. F+or,p The receints of this article for the pas
t ~ hao,, r,r,ns,oIv Iobt and the demanC
z tI,,,,t ~ contained verv active. while prfce
I,,,o 91yorced ahont zoe. per Dbl On last week
mo snnnIy of fresh aour now OF
! ,,,d !, vow, limited while that in store. though
E a+larra IL If yary inferior oualJtv and not YER
y .,1aoIfo Int o,vin, to the scarcity holders hav
Z Ioor ohio 70 7isrosa of most Of their old stock
I ;+- FIJI ,,orl,ot vaIua The sales for the wee
b oo,nrrso ooo1 bhls at nrices ranging from 81 5
{. ~ e., oor,,r,o i 5o65q for fne S1O6llO 75 70
s,,r,arfno and SOAR for low extra to choice dc
"a Tho market today has been quiet but prices clos
en-, -ri,l an INWARD tendency and sales are COZ
enad ~ oos his Of which 100 choice extra at 81
Z Ioo do at s15. TX good extra at sl4 Is so d.
@ a. .1q. 400 snnarine IN nrivate terms; 100 do.
]s an ,o,IbI Tbo yonl,,s rnraints comprise 7Gs
49, III. III o,,Dor+s qoo7 Mia
es Co. Hoe continued in fair demand tbroughou
H. rbiIo nrces for yellow and mixed have remaine
re- errn Init white has declined from 5 to DC.
he bpsbel. The supply on hand is moderate and
sy fair business has been done. The weeks sales
fa cIude 1888 sacks, at prices ranging from SO
Is SIC. for yellow and mixed, and 923@95c. f
- white. The market to-day has been quiet
rs firm and sales are confined to $500 sacks in LOT
as follows, viz: 1000 at 9ic,, 1900 do at &c., ID
n white mixed at Soc, $500 yellow andyelloW NIX
Ter at 8jc. 4O2 yellow at S5c., and 200 yeIIo" NIX
an at soc. u bushel. The weeks receipts comPii
MT 81, 327 sacks, and the exports 2l,aj3 sacks
We OATs-Have been in fair demand, ana PIlc
w. have remained firm and steady throughout !
,c- supply on hand is moderate, while more IMAM
ed average business has been doing and the |eel
he sales will sum up 20,025 sacks at 52l453c. u oush
20 The market to-day has been very quiet but nrm,
err yesterday closing rate and sales comprise II
ye sacks, in lots, as follows viz SUI ana SUI at ..
az, " bushel The weeks receipts include l=''
10 sacks and the exports 3275 sacks
No BRAN-We have no change to note IN TINS arh'
since ourlast weekly review. Prices nave remain
70. steady and firm, while the demand mas oeeh IA
it'll but entirely of local character. Inc "eeI
rs sales include 5l04 sacks, most OF which was soia
in 81 Is % 100 TBS. The market to-day has been qui