The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-11-22

TOBACCO-The demand has continued good, and the
sales amount to $50 hhds full rates. including however
one lot Of 5l5 hhds Mason county at round price, not
made public We consider prices fully to last quo
tations, say-Lugs, s03 Leaf Inferior to Fair sa(05A
Choice and Selections, 57s(6624c. p ID.
SUGAR.-Though without much activity, the demand
has continued fair and about 900 hhds have found
chaseTs at pretty steady prices We quote bsfoe-Ine
Nor and Common. 21z0314 Fair, 316O324 Prime and
Choice. 1886, @ b.
MOLAssEs-The market has been much imer for
three days back, and the sales $500 70 1900 bb
nearly all at I914fd 1870. o gallon.
FLOUR.-There has been better export demand for
Flour and prices have been generally well sustained The
business of the three days includes about $500 bb at
range of "a S4 80 for Illinois and good st. Louis, and
S4955 12& Dbl for very extra bTands-the outside rate
chiefly from To-day there but little offered for SALE
Arrived past three days. IS 13l bbs exported 1913 bbs
GRAIN.-CoRN has been in active request for shipment,
and sales of nearly 40 900 sacks have been made at
chiefly of 5000 for new and 50057e for odthe ruling
rates the latter being 54056c bushe The only sale
of WHEAT 1910 sacks Ordinary, at 75c, but Prime
would bring 81 bushe. OATS selling pretty steadily
at 29GO3ic q bushe BRAN worth 55D57c. Q 100 b,
and rather dull Arrived past three days. 007 sacks Com
exported. IS 80 sacks
PROVISIONS-The Pork market has improved lit
te owing better demand for shipment. and nearly 1900
bbs have found purchasers, beginning at 80 75010 for
Mess and So 29 so for Prime and closing 10 25D10 so
for Mess and 50 so b Dbl for Prime BACON is selling
very slowly at 3D4o for good Sides and Shoulders but
Hams readily bring 6s0l2c. ID for Plain to the best
Sugarcured =. LARD is without much change and
notice sales of 400 bbls and tierces No. at 61a6c and
some 300 kegs mostly at &C. % ID for Prime BEEF has de-
cned and we hear of sales at s12l2 so for Mess and by
retail s13 Dbl. Prime is nomnaly s11 5Of0l2 bb...
Western BUTTER in fair request at the following quota
tons-1 and CHEESE Of good quality, at &C. ID
RICE-Has declined to 3zSCD4c for Prime.
COFFEE.-The demand has been good, and we notice
sales of about $500 sacks Rio at 5zSfD6c. p fb.
WHISKY Prices have improved little and about 500
bbs Rectifed have been taken at 22022zo. q gallon
closing however, rather feebly
SALT-Nearly Is sacks Liverpool have been disposed
of here and arrive made public. The store
prices still 81 20 for Coarse and 81 30 sack for Fine
delivered.
BAGGING AND R0PE.-These articles have been
quite dull and the prevailing rates lie. for Bagging and
&c. for Rope which show decline.
HEMP AND LEADING hear of nothing doing in
either article.
GUNNY-BAGs -Are now selling at 1201214c for new
| in bales.
LIME-sevel cargoes of Eastern in and offered at
&C., without finding buyers. Small lots of Thomaston bring
7508Oc. p cask.
HAY-A sale of 5s7 bales good Northern at s19 . ton.
TALLOW.-A lot of 100 bbs Prime Louisville rendered
was sold to-day atS14c-an advance.
| EXCHANGE.-The rates the same say 71sG6S3a Q
pm. for Sterling, 112l q Ct dis for New York so day
| Bills, and 15f01 p Ct pm. for Sight Checks.
/ FREIGHTS.-FOregn have improved and three or fou
ships have been taken for Liverpool 10 3d. for Cotton
and one for Genoa Ia To-day the ship Herbe
taken for Liverpool 5S2d and ship laid for Hav
| At &c for Cotton