The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-10-04
NEW ORLEANS MARKETS.

CRHacEvT OFFICE,
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CRHseRvr OFFICE,
Friday Night, October 3, lS4S.3
A fair amount of business has been transacted in our
mae though at rather easier rates for Cotton, owing to
decline of I'd on the grades below FAN at Liverpool
reported BY the America Flour shade lower since these
advice alo Corn The next steamer from Europe will be
the Cambria advertised to leave Liverpool for Boston on the
28d ultimo.
COTTON Since our report of last Friday, we have
ceved weeks intelligence from Liverpool brought by
the America which reports Fair Cotton unchanged al
Liverpool but the qualities below sd lower and the mar
ket heavy Our market has been influenced by this
and buyers have gained farther advantage to the extent of
q of cent The sales of the three days amount to 100
bales viz $3.50 bales Saturday, 1000 Monday and
1900 to-day taken mostly English account We wary .
our quotations conform the decline The total receipt
since September 1st 6233O bales, against - to same
NEW ORLEANS CLASSIFICATION.
Inferior. Midding Fair .6 lg65s
Good Miding Good and Fine nominal
COTTON AND TOBACCO STATEMENT,
s. soD 1913 Cotton bass 10, Tobacco q ah sS
Received si past 8 days. . 1854 50
previously. 81, 456- 62SSO l6lV- 1.IOo
Goo ss,7al 1864
P PaSf 75 849 857- 1897
Stock on hsnd not cleared. $3.50 1885
TOBACCO-A pause has eusued in the Tobacco
market and only about 100 hhds have been disposed Of in
Guiding so hhds at 5106c for Fine Admitted and &c. for
Refused Prices firm at former quOatiOns-Lugs, 14f0
"a; Leaf Inferior Common, $685.; Fair, 4414; Good
to Choice, 41afD6c. p ID.
SUGAR.-The sales Of Sugar have been quite moderate
and prices about the quoted in last say for
Inferior and Common 2&G031a Fair 325f04; Prime and
Choice, 44f0D41ac. p fb.
MOLASSES-The receipts continue quite light, with
limited demand but prices steady at 7O2lc. gallon
for Inferior to strictly Prime lots.
FLOUR-The export demand for Flour has been rather
less active and buyers have not been willing pay So
for good Illinois and St Louis brands and most OF the sales
which reach about $500 bbs have been at this rate Some
small parcels of choice illinois and St. Louis have also been
disposed of at IS 12a05 % bb the latter, though, now
being outside rate from store TOdays sales are 800
bbls., mostly at s. p Dbl.
Arrived past week. Observation-Disclosures. II 6lS bbs
Exported 1913 bbls.
GRAIN.-The Corn market has been very little affected
by the steamers accounts and 1900 sacks have been
taken (including 5000 today I0053c nearly ALL how
ever at SOC. bushe which is all shippers willing to
pay present.. OATS sell at 33D34c buShel for
the bes-an advance A lot of570O bushels Prime WHEAT
sold yesterday for shipment at 95c bushel-an improve
ment Corn MEAL is still 50 rs bbl., but with no
large sales.
Arrived past week 9ll sacks Corn.
Exported ........................... 23O0
PROVISIONS.-The PORK market has remained ex-
ceedingy dull and the sales have bean merely by retail
at $12 25012 50 for Mess and $40 25 bb for Prime The
stock the Inspection Warehouses, the LIST inst was
only 1880 bbls of which 1895 Mess and 1880 Prime
BACON also sells very slowly AZ for Mess up to 5f0
SIC for Cincinnati Sides and 4160434c. q tb for Prime
Shoulder Hams range from to &c. for Plain and SOLO
and even 12c for Canvassed to Choice Cured For
LARD there is scarcely any demand for export buyers for
Havana being unwilling pay the asking rates. which
s0s1lc for Prime bb', and 1O1s011c in kegs. The
few sales have have been T0l0c in bb and kegs.
BEEF runs off by retail only SIS 5O016 for Mess, and
$l2D12 so p Dbl for Prime. Prime WESTERN BUTTER
is in moderate request at 12012Sc, and CHEESE is
firm at S0Sc p ID in large and small lots.
RICE-Pricel are rather ower-CaEoina is selling at
44GD44Sc p ID.
SAILING cargoes have arrived from Liverpool and
the only made from store at 81 25f01 30 fol
Coarse and 81 4OG31 45 D sack for Fine.
WHISKY.-The sales amount $50 bbls. Rectifed
at &c gallon There very little Common in market.
HEMP AND LEAD-None of either offering, The last
sale of Lead was AIS pigs last week at "a Oh 100 H.
BAGGIRG AND ROPE-Since the recent advance there
has been but little doing We notice sales of about $50
pieces Prime Baggng at 1c, and 400 coils at 7a0sac
including 1S5 coils yesterday (Or ChaeOn) b cash.
GUNNY-BAGS.-New are duh at Bye in bales.
TALLOW-A lot of 40 bbls. City-rendered sod to-day
at 714c. p ID.
LIME.-Smal lots of Thomaston bring 81 Is Q eaSk
HAYS rather lower on the Levee $50 bales Western
were sold at $22 q ton.
EXCHANGE-The demand is fair. and the rates nearly
the same as before notwithstanding 7H09 pct. pm Francs
5f2O05E25 New York so day Bills, 10124 Pct disc. do
Checks, 1Sl01 Pct. premium.
FREIGHTS.-NO change worthy of note. The new
engagements ship for Liverpool 716d for Cotton
for Antwerp 4s for Tobacco and cent for Cotton
and Ctoday) ship for HavTe at &C. for Cotton for
London at 4Os for Tobacco and same for oilcake.