The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-07-08
NEW ORLEANS MARKETS.
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1itlas 1'tsHI' 'Su'y . A1a9''
The aiatket OWN, in part to the occurrence of our national
holiday and also to The reception of week later news from
England BY the steamer Cambria The are vague
and contradictory as Geographic summaries usually are but
make apparent that further decline Cotton OF the
Ordinary and Mddng grades has taken place at Liverpool
and also in Gram OF all descriptions
The weather very warm but with scarcely any rain.
CoFIoN--fhe Cotton market continued pretty steady
on tuesday, ana ednesday the sales ieachng ABOUT zVV
bales and thoeoi Thursday 1000 baiesthough after noon
onthe latter day operations were entirely suspended owing
TO the receipt Of dispatch from Boston ANNOUNCE
ing the Cambnas arrival there on the 10Th ut with ae-
coqnts Of depression in the Liverpool Cotton mar
ke This intelligence renders market quite flat to-day,
and only ZOO bales have changed hands further
reduction Of about &c. on the qualities below Farand our
quotations are lowered accordingly The business of the
three days sums up 9OO bales and OF the week l25eO bales
taken partly io England but chiefly for the North Al all
the United states ports the receipts show OF
4s3 lI7 bales over those to same dates last year.
NEW ORLEANS CLASSIFICATION
Interior 25alg94 Mdahhg falr o4lg67s
SS 1iy 1900 ,a ~ ~
Eood AiIdiln9 81 H55zs Good and Fine a t1gGgl5
COTTON AND TOBACCO STAIEMENT
Stool, hand sent 1871 S0'lo'l' 81 s 1o0a6'0' ~
Received past days.,.. $50 4ss
previously. h. 4 ,179 379-1, 1719 as T4-46 642
12O52l2 68g7s
Exported past days.. ,322 ll6
previously ..'.f-l 096' zo2-l,lol94 4A'8ol-449ll
Stock on hand, not cleared. 1858 2403l
NT0BACCD.-The sales OF Tobacco since our report OF
Tuesday morning have been fully 700 hhds, most of@ch
uncndng ~ hhds Mason county, have been sold on pm
yae terms sti larger business would have been done
had not factors claimed rather higher rates than at the close
oflast week, which buyers would not We quote as
beoTe-Lugs, 1909 Leaf Inferior to Common, 25fD
S3a Far, S1stD4; Good to Choice, 454GD5]4c. y h.
SUGAR-The market for Sugarcontinues with very little
alteration and with fair demand which has taken off
III
steady at tie following rates Inferior and Common 21$D
ga Fair. S5SGD32l Prime and Choice 4l417asIc d H.
MOLAssEs.-The demand has been limited. but prices
continue as before to range from 1216c Tar Infor and
18fD2Oc gallon for Fair to Choice lots
FLOUR--The receipts have been pretty large hut as
there has been steady home demand with some fnouiry
also for export prices have been quite firm and have even
advanced little The sales amount to about $500 bbs at
s4 871545 50 for Ordinary to good Illinois and Ohio brands
and $4 e2k685 for good to Choice st. ous-inl .udng
1000 bb Of the latter the outside FOR Shipment To-
DAVIS sales are about 1900 bbs. at the above range.
Arrived past IO 89 bbs
Exported same time 5Ifl bbs.
GRANITE Corn market has been dull, notwIths and
ing the Light perhaps IN some degTee owing TO tins
counts from England about 7Ooo sacks have been disposed
OF al sQ932c for Inferior and 940SSc bushe for go cd
to Prime shipping lose latter rate very difficult Oh
Oars have been selling at 29S0c for the best St.
Louis, and come IN spaingy.. The last sale Of CORN
MEAI, was 300 bbls. Yellow, kn.dried, at 50 q Dbl.
Arrived past week 4 9lS sacks Germ
Exported same n. 100. =, ,z9,0'l
s loish mas oeen qulle ma
I'VE ana prices q as.n ialeh pacA e slo Oa
~ Y put W. sde 49, Isl rug ,5oos
4 e sii ~ "a oV0g = - ~ SlI huAs a.
y ~ IA - ips sbon ss IS a bL r..
bsen se sla = 40 fr 9ood Ribbed si5ss 9z
ss'g Slowly Io So - n ,ile, 1lafa
s ,s a ana or Inn there MO 20
i,tis i5v and I = f II 7lsc IN bls and 81
a. a f IN kegs fob ~ ID NOT hear az any lpaportant