The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-10-27
NEW ORLEANS MARKETS.

NEW ORLEANS MARKETS.
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CRESCENT OTrToE.
Saturday M5rning. Octoier ~. 1873.
There has been bGt hte acvty In our market during the
wesk jest eaped bat the arrival OF several boats om the
Ohio, which now navigabs for boats Of large has
rather increased the supplies Of Western Produces and de-
pressed the prices of certain articles In Cotton the business
has been larger than dunpg previous week this
though accompanied BY considerable decline IN prices,
which however has been than recovered she close.
The Europa's news. which published yesterday
ing Of the favorable character for Cotton, uasnHsh
as annOuness very large sales at Liverpool Obi 900 bales
for hs week ending 18Th Of Oc0beT) and rapid advano8
Of 5ff35zd in prices
COTTON-Tbe receipt Of the Nagara's adyiess Sat
ufday, which Of rather di5hsaE0nng character had
corresponding effect upon market. andths business Of
that day and Monday confined to HOO bales IN most
cases at &c further decline in prices On Tuesday and
Wedneday, bnYeTs forward with spirit and
factors generally consented still further reduction,
500 bales were Disposed Of that and The following day,
at rates jso lower still cases. The transactions Of
Thursday embrscsd about 1000 baez at rather frmeT prices
the market being relieved By the comparatively
large sales Of The two days previous Yesterday morning
the publication OF the Eu0pas accounts shoWng sudden
advance Of 5SGajEd Liverpool together with immense
sales in that Market produced instantaneous revival here
and factors generally raised their asking iul = Of
cent This. however, checked the inquiry s0mshat and
some 1880 bales Sold making the entire bushes Of the
week Is coo bales taken for France the North and England.
As prices still altogether unsettled have concluded
TO give the quotations applicable Thudsy. remaining.
however, that the closing rates yesterday 87zc.
higher than those the day previous. The receipts
1st September l02 IA bales against lag IA
1913 and at all the United States ports Tiers
Is decIeaEs Of Is ,3i9 bales.
NEw-ORLEAHs CLAsgIgIcATI0N.
nisriOT .,....,...... a. Mdding Fair..,.. s69106
i,S5Iy t, sI si
Good MddihE. assl Good and Fine nominal.
COTTON AND TOBACCO STATEMENT
stock on hand Sept l. is9 ID i5ss5
PfsSic1sIg s-ios .s5i5-ssss
u55l9...- 10 zss
Previously o. sos 90
sock on hand not cleared 80 LII .Ig6s3
TOBACC0-We have stiI to notice very limited bust
in T0baeeO the sales of the week including oay about
go hhds of which 81 bids Wednesday (56 A. and R)
81 g do Thursday e. at &C., and 81 A at 81; and
yesterday 81 A at Ga Fhs stock Is land faction show
disposition to SELL unless at fell rates. We quOe-LugS
and Refused, 2lsG44 Leaf, nfeoto Common and Fine,
41Si661z Choice and Selections, 1f6se,8Stb.
SUGARThe receipts Of new Sugar coniihae moderate.
and about $50 hhds have been taken a &C. for good Com
mon 4fe for Fair. and 5i35sc. . b for Prime and
Choice Fair to Prime old crop selling in limited paISsS
| at 51zi755Sc. h.
MOLAssEs.-Nsw Molasses has been ia fair request,
aud has with ready sale arrival, 24D246c gal
On and little higher from sestnd hands. Old TebOsd Is
rather dull at l692Oe gallon, according TO qualify, and
inferior as low 100 i21zc. Q gallon.
! L.
the week though prices have, The whole, been pretty
well sustained the cosng figures Of Saturday last The
entire sales have been probably 7O0 bbs nearly all super
fms Illinois and ST. Louis, at "a 1904 s7h together with
parcels Of unbranded at - l5lDS4 35z asd Of extra
brands at s. OO0s5 % Dbl. Yesterdays sales 400
bb of which $50 Bbs Illinois a TO- 200 Fine at 60 s.
25 extra Illinois and St Louis 35 4O0s5 80, and go
choice tUnio9) at 81 CO. eek' receipts 1871 bb' Ez-
| ports, 55l9 bbls.
| GRAIN-The Corn market has improved little, and
nearly 10 coo SACKS have found buyers nCudng 1900 yes or
day) at OF 5U9545 prime io,l within day Or two
COMMANDING 52054C,B bushel- There no Wheat selling,
Tor shpmsut and lots disposed of have been chiefly
mer a. S5D95c bushe Oats have been quite steady
and about 6OOJ sscks ST. Louis have found buyers at 4O
Ale buahel Bran has been pretty steady al 6o6965o
OBJ Weeks receipts, 10 az SKIS Corn Exports SO axis
PROVISIONS-No very decided change has occurred
since the Pork though exhibits rather
heavne the time approaches for receipts Of new"
and the sales amounting perhaps 2oO bb have been at
80 5O7s9 6s for Meas $s 5OR % ga for Mess Ordinary,
and IS 2jOsS BIZ p Dbl for nme Yesterday we heard
of transactions of consequence. Beef has also been
quite dull with few limited sales, at ga for Meas and
$I96al2 50 bBl for PiAe The Bacon market, after
long period duaess has given way and the recent
sales have been ga 54e for Cincinnati Sides and SbOu
de though occasional retail lots still bring as high as 5C
b. Hams may be quoted &C. for ordinary PLATA to 10
and I9Sc II oroaanvased and choice Sugar cured Yes
terday small sales made 5455zc. for Prime Sides
and Shoulders Lard has been dull aud have only heard
Of $500 kegs sold mostly at Sac for prime and so to
400 bbls. $40. for No. 3 and SIC. b for prime Yea
srday the deSHd was fair and noticed 500 tsEces No
sold at - 50 b5 at 81, 53l kegs tthree Ot) at So, and
1903 do at Size . b. Western Butter brings l06l2c. fol
fair to prime qualities and Cheese 637o., and for very
superior article Limitation English Dairy) l0U . ID.
RICE-The market continues exceedingly dull the DFiR
cpa sales being at 3&3fc for Carolina, though the eI
IRENE ange of prices is s4G04c. p ID.
WHISKY. Increased receiDtA within day or two have
pu down prices still further and on Thursday yesterday
nearly 400 bbls Rectfed sold 213a022c 100 bbG
Dexter's at 25 and eco do. Raw at 23lSc. 2 gallon.
CONVERSATIONAL the demand is limited, holders sp-
pear to be pretty firm, generally asking lOc b. at which
800 bags sold Tuesday last Since that time
Ond cargo (of 450 bag) has arrived from Rio, which held.
believe, 1O1lc h. The present stock put down
at about 14,OCO Sags
LEAD AND HEMP.-NO quotations can be given for
either sales have been made public.
GUNNY BAGS.-SOme 5O,OJOtO CO. 900 have found puE.
ohsseFs at 1880 lO3lc. for new bags in bales.
SALT-The only cargo of Liverpool sold, OF which we
could ascertain the price 1900 bags, third Fine at
96zc sack. Some Al 900 bushels Turks Island here and
to arrive have also been sold at 2s03Oc. bushe cash
BAGGING AND ROPE. The demand continues
Oeedingly limited, though fnd little change in
prices which from 100 cash, for good brands of Bag
Eiug 10 I61&o time, and 7lG5zc. ID for Rope The
outside figures only obtained in time sales.
LIAfE.-NO cargOes having arrived. know of only
small lots of ThOmastOn, selling at 81 IS . cask.
TALLOW-We reported a sale Of 200 bbla. City rem
dered TO- week and have heard Of Transaction
HAY.-The arrivals have been heavy and about 4eO
bales have been sold at sl40$ls ton, the great bulk
the sales being at elsa ton for good Northern.
CANDLES We quote prices firm at y 69Ssc. for NaH
tuoket and New Bedford Sperm, and 240sI1Sc. y b 70
Star Candles.
EXCHANGES.-The business in Exchanges has beef
moderate and we have but little difference to notes in tn
rates. which are for Sterling. 9lG0lS Get pm; New
: York 90 day bills, hG0l Pct Disc Sight Cheeks 4f0l
> FREiGHTs - The Freight market has been dull
and the rates have given way last Three ship
have engaged for Liverpool at sd for Cotton ant
some $500 bales have been shipped 10 Have at lSLoc show
| ing q decided decline,
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