The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-07-26


Stock on hand not cleared. 67,Ol1 22984
TOBACCO-We have no alteration to notice in the
pces of Tobacco which article has been in pretty good
net the sales of the three days comprising about gc3 hd
of which 337 hbds Yellow Bank" follows 100 hhds
A at1Is AS do at a. and 81 r. at 2 &c. p b. The stock
on sale is estimated at $500 10 7OC5 hhds Lugs, l5h32a ;
Leaf InfeiOr to Common, 2tIIO352 Far 5IlO4; Good
TO Choice 4 iG5c. p ID.
SUGAR-Yery little has been done in Sugar the daily
rains still interfering with the sales, which not altogether
over 300 hhd, A. prices, they remain about the same
say-lnferior and Common, 2tGO3lu Fair, 55al03'e :;
Prime and Choice, 4fd41ac. q b.
MOLASSES-The current rates continue about the same
as quoted on Fnday-or Fair Choice lots lSGD2Oc, gal
FLOUR.-The Flour market has been rather heavy
the receipts being for the moment rather more than sufficient
for the demand Only 1900 bb have changed hands
chiefly for home consumption, 81 80 for good Illinois, and
81 75G5 12 Dbl for Choice Illinois and avorte St Louis
brands To-day sales only some 500 bbs at this range
Arrived mast ,l32 bb
Exported same time. loO Dds
GRAIN-TIere is so little Corn arriving at present and
the stock on hand ng that there scarcely be said
10 be any market. The few lots sold, however amounting
to some 5000 sacks have been higher rates IO42c
for Prime White and Yellow, and something more IS no"
asked To-day lot OF 1922 sacks White sold at lOc on the
ATS may be quoted 81 D33c. IN sacks One or
two lots of WHEAT sold at Soc for Ordinary article.
We do not hear Of a single sale of Corn MEAL hch is
nominaIly 81 .9lDi 50 p Dbl.
Arrived past 33l9 sacks Corn
! Exported same ume,... '',,.........''.''' ot00o
PROVIsIONS.-Coptnued dulness still prevails in the
Pork market and prices may be quoted so 25ld
10 80 for Mess 1915 for NJ o.. and S6IDS ~ q bbI for
Prime Mess however has been sold low $40 and can
not be forced Oft at more. Prime BACON has rather I'm
proved and may be quoted at 44a for the best Sides and
81 35 for Shoulders, though Ordinary Missouri Is dun al
81 for Sides and Sc ID. for Shoulders BEEF retailing
at sI25O0I275 for Mess, and 81 l21a for Prime. LARD
has declined and we notice sales Of nearly 800 bb No al
6G37c p b. for No very Prime BUTTER IS still sell
ing at 16125c. for good Western and CHEESE, at 6aG
| 7c. o ID.
! COFFEE-Thee is scarcely any demand, but the few
sales are at s. 6ls for Inferior Rio, and 6ii5D7c ID. fol
| RiCE.-Fre>h Carolina is selling at 4it04'ac. q ID.
SAIT-Pnces for Liverpool from second hands are
81 O5I 10 for Coarse and 81 2O0l 30 for Fine delivered
| No cargoes have been sold.
| HENP-No Transactions have taken place
| LEAD-We hear ofnOthing done.
| BAGGING AND ROPE.-There is far demand TO
Baggng at I20l3ac cash according to brands, and 6ea
5t,c 2 b. for good to Choice Rope.
| GUNNY-BAGs-ATe dull at Sc, in bundles, and lOd
1OlGc. in bales
WHISKY-2rices are the same, say l6}460l7c for Rec
| titled with a very limited demand
! EXCHANGE.-There Is but moderate business doing
and the rates are the same-Serlng 7Ja098 ct. prem
New York 50 days l0Ea q CT dis. Sight Checks 72ldl
| Ct. prem.
FREIGHTs-Are still duh and depressed with nothin
offering for Liverpool except Cotton which IS shipping
| I4G05-l6d in British and American ships We notice al
engagement for Antwerp 3Cs for Tobacco and &c. 70
Cotton and one for Have 81 for Tobacco TO day tw
American ships taken for Liverpool one at 932d for Cot
ton and one at Us. 3D. for Tobacco.