The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-09-15

Heca LeatIsTs from Hard Tmes-5ii bales eotfon
Eska Landry III. from Baion 'Roass8 Bs eosioS.
Gypsy, Ure. fiom Bayou Sara-I24 bales cotton.
Passengers:
Per steamship A. Ogden. from Galveston An
tanO, Sehnmpf Genty, smith, Kelsey, and four deck
NEW ORLEANS MARKETS.
CRESCENT OFFICE,
Saturday Morning. September IS, 1sl9.S
Our market has presented very important lsa-
daring the past week. and there as yet little &C.
yiy in business generally. The from the interior
continue unpFOmising for the coming Cotton crop. and phi
ces have sgaia improved full quarter Of can't nOtWith-
standing the rather less favorable advoeS By the Liverpool
Europa The Flour and Grain markets have re-
manned nearly stationary whs slight advance has taken
place in Pork, and also in Coffee
The weather has been cool lo few days back and on
Khudsy the equinOesa storm commenced with prospect
OF ih continuing for several days.
COTION.-Ths reception Of the NaEaIa'a advicss an.
nouncing I'D advance in the Liverpool Cotton market
together with of increased ravsEes By the worms had
al the close Of the last week, stsnsd prices with and
the closing sales made outside rates. Eincs that time
tbs market has mantained the firm position and
though the Europa does not bring OF further improve
msnt at Liverpool yet, owing continued unfavOTabls
tron the atesr prices here ay &c higher than
week aEO-bOth for old and new crops The wesks sales
$50 bales, including 70 bales only Saturday, $50
Monday and Tuesday. 200 Wednesday. so Thun-
day and 35 yesterday taken mostly for England and The
Continent OF this amount nearly 1000 bales Cot
ton at range Of 6l3Sc. for Middlng fully Fair
The in slowly and the entire receipts date
bat 400 bales, against q J2 psno5 last
son. We have again put quotations which still
intended Tor old crop
NEwORLRANs CLASSIFICATION.
inlsri0i' nomlnail mIddhHs far. .lg1sGl0Sd
Orunay SAG 81 Far ..............u a.
MddlnE 9A4g sl Good FAIR nominal.
COTTON AND TOBACCO STATEMENT.
Stock on hand Sept. lls4s. .......iSa75 1850
Received past week........,.Sy43 4S -
previously .........,z,ea-6 $3.50 s5O-1 .268
1906 HI58
| Exported past week .........I.TI2 1871
previously .........I99 ANA III $50
Stock on hand not cleared ........,.I59ol 1875
ToBACCo-The transactioAs in Tobacco continue lin
ited and the paid high that buysn
whiting have their purchases maze pubic. The sales
far they have been reported abou 500 hhd only,
| Of which a third Mason County. We continue
last quotations as being fully supported. Yesterday
81 hnds. sold at So for A, and Sl944 for R. We quote
Lugs and Refused, 25sl04s Leaf, InfeiiOr to Common
and Fine, 4sf06,s Choice and selscuons, 6l67<e h.
SUGAR.The receipts Of the week have been moderate,
and light proposition, szeseding 45O hhds on
the leyee and in Prices have been very full and still
runs follows; inferior, none; COmmOn, Esf05 FAR
51ai05s; Prime and Choice, 55zi66<c. D. On Panta-
ton the largest sale we hear Of l50 hhds at sac h.
| MULAssES.-The demand has been quite limited and
confined almost entirely reboied Of which the have
been 2622zc. gallon; the ordinary o0 is occasionally
al l60lsc. . gallon.
| FLOUR-The receipts this week which have been al
most entirely from st. Louis, have exceeded the demand.
but prices have, neveIthslsss, been well sustained
and the weeks comprising about 500 bae, havs
been at range OF "a S50$5 Ia tof superns Illinois and
ST. Louis and % 25G35 IS q Dbl for extra and chOies
marks outside for limited parcels. On Thursday
yesterday the weather being rainy and the evss mud
dy only some few hundred barrels sold, principally az
"a 9OlD5 co for ordinary Illinois and St Louis. Weeks
receipts. 1917 bbls. Exports, 536s bbls.
GRAIN.-The amOtt entire cessation Of export demand
has rendered the Corn market exceedingly dali and the sales
barely reach 400 5000 sks in small lots of $40
50c prime lots in being held at above the Outside
rates though without finding large buyers, European
orders limited considerably below this rate. Of Wheat
lots of ordinary to fair havesOd at s5lO0c busbel
Oats have improved and sales have been made at as5o
for Ohio SO. and 4Oc bushe for the best b. Louis IN
store Bran has been selling at 6507O 100 ' lasfy al
the highest rate Weeks sospts. 1896 sacks Corn EK-
pots, I3 5l6 sacks
PROVISIONS.-Early in the week decided movemsu
took place In the Pork market and some lO bbs were ksu
mostly By dealer and for resale at 50 80 for Mess and
intending one lot of 145 bb Prime at IS . . Dbl Since
that time the rates have been TO 90 75GsO " Tor
Mess (most of the retail sales being at the outside ~ and
% 50 Dbl for Prime. Yesterday we heard Of no sales OF
any note Beef has arrived very sparngy, and we continue
to quote GA 75s15 90 for Mess and sls 5ot0Sls %
Dbl for Prime which about the retail rates The Bacon
market has continued vsy steady and safes 70 ia e1en
have been made at 5f051s for prime ribbed Sides Ola %
for clear d. and 55Sf06e n for the best Shoulder the
latter being still quite scarce Hams hsvs been IN IAN re-
quest usual 60I2C for plain to good Sugar cared tne
latter bringing two more for fancy oianu Aneie
has been but little movement in Lard, the sales rsaohihs
some $40 bbs and tieTces at 6661<c p h. for No to
prime and few hundred kegs at 6Al074 . o' Hea'eI
dsy IS bbIs, prime sold at 81 80 kegs At ana ~ uo =
IKE ID. Western Butter has not varied in pIoe out ma.
beeu dull at 91lsc. for good to prime, and Cheeas ~
8lSG9c. 3 h.
RICE Some few small lots of fresh Rice are selling fIom
store At sac. q NJ. A cargo is now daily expected
WHISKY.-Tha largest sales were made on Thursday
comprising $50 bbls Rectifed at 204f92ie- gallon bat
holders ask nc, and some cent or two higher wa
know of no Raw in market.
COFFFE-Priees have advanced further and the week
sales are loco bags Rio 7 and 1850 do IA and heI.
), is none 10 be had under Sc. ID. Aestarday on
bags tsken for the West at Sc. . ID.
LEAD,-A lot of $50 pigs, SOFT sold from ItOe on MOI
IF day last at a SO . 100 lbs.
d. HEMP. -Nothing done for several months
sALT-No eargOss arrived and sales except 0f LV
te erpoo in small lots from second hands, at 81 lO0l 10 70
r. Coarse and ~ 80 for Fine, delivered.
e; GUNNY BAGS.-small lots have been sold at lO1Sd
lie. in bales, and 81 6Sioc in b1ndlss
lie BAGGIEG AND ROPE-Ws have heard Of only
few small sales this week mainly 16l0 6So, yard 70
GOOD brands Of BagginE, cash and time, aud S66e Il
Rope The fair quotations are we believe, l6tdl6%
Banging and 7S9s,ic for Rope, according to quality.
Id LiMEAs no ezrgoes have arrived the sales have beS
from second hands at 81 5O0$l 50 oazk OE Camde
and Thomaston.
TALLow.-NO sale since that reported last week
, Tt4c. for prime City rendered.
5; CANDLEs.-We shall quote Boston, Nantuckst al
"a New Bedford Sperm at oslo and Star Candles 2e y
= EXCHANGES.-B have bssn scarce and the SUPP
n, unequal 70 the demand Sterling has ranged from l0a
New YORK 80 day bills from paf01 Get PM, and ehsc
from 1i611s seL pm.
FREGHTS-Thsrs hss been very little doing in FIegl
,, either ioFegn cOaitwise The principal sugagemeun
the week have been ship foE HaYFs a. le for C0o
" and &c. Tor Lara and another for Europe pva
L. S.ass.