The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-07-01

Stock on hand, not cleared. .1l531 243I9
TOBACCO-In the early part of the week buyers claimed
positive decline and factors have shown disposition
accent lower rates large business has been DONE the
Tor three DAYS being $50 hhds. including 39 hhds Mason
county at = and the rest at general decline OF fully "a OF
a cent We now quote Lugs, Ill025s Leaf. Inferior to
Common, 91S6335 Fair, 324f04; Good to Choice, $50
5l!c q tb.
SUGAR-The sales have been fair extent. in spite Of
The rainy weather and some 5OO hhds-chiety
for the city and for the West, and about former rates
Ordinary and Common, 23af034 Fair, $500; Prime ana
Choice 4l4GD4S4c 2 ib.
MOLASsES.-The receipts have been light and, al
though the demand but limited prices rule before quo
ted from l802Oc for Far to Prime Inferior, ETC., l2l6c
q gallon.
FLOUR-The Flour market has been quite steady, and
as there but little arriving at the moment sellers have been
able to obtain rather better prices instances. The
sales amount to about 5000 bbs., at the following
"a 1904 30 for good prime Ohio and illinois "a 375aG
70 Tor favorte brands and 81 75D48 a p Dbl for choice
st. Louis oday the feeling is decidedly better, and we
notice sales of 200 $50 and 324 bb Ohio at 81 o. and lO0
do chO ce st. Louis at So q Dbl.
Arrived past three 945 bbs
Exported same time LIZ Dds
GRAIN.-The sales of CORN have been trifng, owing
chiefly the scalcy OF good o and include about 300
sacks only at 3O32c for Inferior IS Tor Prime Mixed and
3s039c p bushel for Choice Yellow; there are buyers
Tor export oyer55D36c however, OATS have arrived only
spaRgly and notice two sales at 2ytG30c Tor
prime ST. Louis. The principal sale OF WHEAT 4OO
sacks Prime Soc D. bushe The last important sale Of
Corn MEAL, (kIln-dried, } was at 81 so 2 Dbl.
Arrived past three l69l sacks Corn
Exported same tme,. 25,4l9 -
p. S.-CORN.-Ths evening after report made
out 600 sacks White andsYeliow Corn sold an
English shipper at 38jac. 2 bushel.
PROVISIONS.-The Pork market has again been pretty
dull but the rates mer at 9OOIO for Mess, and 81
sD7 70 bbl for Prime A lot OF I8J ibis. Prime Mess
sold 81 Az Dbl To-day one purchaser has taken
nearly 1900 bbs Mess at $lO and there little 10
be had at that BACON has declined and nearly 800 casks
have been sold at 3a04se. for Ordinary Prime Ribbed
side and 2273s 2 ID. tor Inferior to Prime Shoulders.
Hams sell at 4lD4lS for Plain and 51a08c. h. for Can.
vassed and Sugar Very little dong in LARD,
though prices firm at 67&f0Sc for Ordinary to Prime IN
bbi and 89c in kegsthe asking price for the latter be-
ing Sac. q TO-. Western BUTTER sells atIUDllc. or Prime
Western and CHEESE 7f0Sc. tb... BEEF is dull, by
retail at So 5O07 for Prime and sl 5O0ll IS for Mess.
WHISKY.-The rates have been the same-l61a lDl654c
for Reced with few buyers; Raw 171aGDlSc, gallon.
COFFEE-The stock of Rio very hight, and the sales
few quote % 07c H., according to quality.
| SAILING further goes OF Liverpool arrived. The
rates are still s101 VI for Coarse and 81 250l 30 for Fine
delivered
RICE-GOod Rice is scarce and may be quoted at 374td
| 4c. q tb.
| BAGGING AND ROPE-The sales are very limited a
130131sc cash and time for Bagging and 6aC0lae 70
LEAD-We are still without a single saleto report. Thu
| lots arriving are all sent forward.
HEAIP-There has been none offering and none sold.
HAY-The last sales were sl3fGl5 for prime NOrtherT
nd Western.
LINiE.-The few sales are at 81 2Of01 80 for Thomas
ton, etc.
CANDLES-The last sale was 100 boxes New Bedford a
32jlc g h.; Star Candles bring 22GD23e. z ID.
EXCHANGE.--Stering Bills have been in less demand
and the rates rather lower 709 ct prem Franc
$40 New York Exchange in request at 1aDI2 Ct dis
Tor 80 Day Bills and 1(G& p Ct prem Sight Checks.
FREIGHTS.-Frei have continued dull, and tn
both Foreign and Coastwise still tend to decline Th
last full engagement for Liverpool at 3ad; but Cotto
has been taken British vessels to fill at lI32d