The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-10-11
NEW ORLEANS MARKETS.


scale during the past three days in nearly department
Cotton has been less active and the transactions in Corn and
Flour hough both in good demand) have been restricted by
the moderate supply.
The Cambria's news which publish in another column
is favorable for Breadstufs, but good for Cotton.
COTTON.-On Saturday the demand noticed the close
of last report continued and 200 bales changed
hands at steady prices Yesterday the Cambnas being
about due buyers generally ed back and the sales
confined to 800 bales while to-day the of the steamers
being in with of I'd. decline Liverpool
barely 500 bales have changed hands making the business
of the three days only 4O0O bales The market closes de-
pressed but day two will be required to deveope the
full effect of the intelligence
NEw-ORLEANs CLASSIFICATION.
InferiOr ...........4 lg47s MiddIng Fair . 1906
M1dna Tyy S0d Fair O6Sg9t
Good Middlng. SCS52a Good and Fine nominal
COTTON AND TOBACCO STATEMENT.
Stock on hand, Sept 1, 1885, ,lOl i4856
Received past days.. 3,59 = ITO ~
preViously...'....'..i5 ,09o-oII22 I'ozf-l g3L
124556 1878
NAP3'o P PPeSio Egg: d lE8 ssl-
Stock on hand not cleared 1889 1900
TOBACCO.-Facors show no disposition recede from
the firm position they have taken and the transactions of
Tobacco consequently light. The sales l75 hhds
only including to-day $50 Refused ga, and %
Admitted at 4Sc. q ID. We still quote Lugs I2IG22I
Leaf, Inferior TO Common $685.; Fair 4D4l4; Good to
Choice, 43aG06e. p fb.
buyers anticipating large receipts and consequently,
lower rates. Our quotations unchanged-Say for Inferior
and Common, 24G355; Fair 3246D4; Prime and Choice,
4l0414c q H.
MOLASSES.-Pnc continue with little variation
varying from 16GD20c. q gallon for inferior to prime.
FLOUR.-The Flour market has maintained good de-
gree Of steadness and 5000 bb have found purchasers
partly export England and nearly all at S. for good
shipping brands of Illinois and ST. Louis although bakers
marks command S. 1919 Dbl. To-day notice nearly
1900 bb Illinois, taken in three lots at So and about 400
fine "a 30 2 Dbl Arrived past three days 1857 bb
Exported 1851 bb's.
GRAIN.-There has continued to be good inquiry for
Corn, and the sales 16 600 SKIS at 5l56e but nearly
all 5D56c bushel including 49, goo sacks taken today
lot of 100 sacks prime WHEAT brought 951ac bushel
OATS are now scarce and woHh 33D35c @ bushe for prime
in sacks. BRAN sells readily at 6D63c. 100 H.. Arrived
past days Is 9lS sacks Com. Exported 1871 sacks.
PROVISIONS still continues to attract but little
attention om buyers and the few sales lower
s120s12 % for Mess, and slO0slO % Dbl for Prime
LARD has been inquired for but lowerin price. The
sales $40 bbs at 1918 for No q and 7a for No l, and
1886 kegs 00O and $3.50 about 9aD95-a decline Of
cent per pound BEEF retailing very slowly at Sl6 for
Mess and $40 so Dbl for Prime Excessive duness still
prevails the BACON market and the rates almost entire
ly nominal 45D5c for Missouri and Cincinnati Sides,
I04sc for prime Shoulders 70Sc for plain and 9D12c
b for sugarcured Hams Western BUTTER sells at l2a
lD13c. for prime and CHEESE worth SG0815c H.
RICE.-Smal sales making at 44D4ac.P fb for Carolina
COFFEE-Some 500 bags Rio have been disposed of at
at the lowest rate.
WHISKY.-Prces are down. and some 500 bbS have been
taken, said 10 be at zOaG02lc. p gallon for Rectied.
BAGGING AND ROPE. SALES of $50 coils have been
made at "a for ordinary and6Sac for good Rope cash
and time, and $40 pieces Baggng at 1615f0l7c. yard
GUNNY-BAGs. = Some 10000 sold at l2c., cash-a
decline.
HEMP-NOthing done.
LEAD.-A lot of 2S4 pigs soft brought 81 % q 100 b,
which is quotation for large lots.
SALT-Smal lots from store still bring 81 % for Coarse
and 81 40 for Fine, delivered.
LI1E-The rates for Thomaston 81 10 in large, and
81 15G0s1 20 in small lots
HAY-Sales of $50 bales at $3.50 s24 o ton from Levee.
TALLOW-Last transaction at "a, but7ac. now asked.
EXCHANGE.-Ther rates remain as last quOted-71a(d9l4
Pet pm. for Sterling; 5fl5D520io for Francs Newly ok gu
day Bills. 1101S pct disc; Sight Checks, 7afdl Pct
FREIGHTs-There has been no change in the rates of
Foreign On Saturday the ship James 2ic0mb taken
for Glasgow at 7I6d- FOR Cotton, andfhe BOrol for Iv
epoo the same; andtoday the ships HerB Hare, Can
ton and Monterey for Lvepoo-he first at 16d for Cotton,
the second 6d for Cotton and 8 3D. for Flour and the
third at the same rate for Cotton and 10d for Corn.
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