The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-06-30

following days amounted to 6l00 bales follows 1910 on
Monday. $500 Tuesday, and 50O0 on Wednesday and
Thursday at general improvement prices of one eight
to quarter OF cent nearly all grades. Yesterday
there good inquiry, and, notwithstanding the rain
3O0 bales changed hands making total for week
of bales taken principally for England and the ORTIZ
The advance noticed above fully sustained and last
weeks quotations raised accordingly AT all the United
States ports the receipts show of 43i SIT
bales while at this there decrease of 80 Ol9 bales
Inferior n.wof 5aSsk G Midsns fa2 7as
Ordinary ...........6 Ig6H Ear S4G061a
Good Good Good s as1' g.
COTTON AND TOBACCO STATEMENT.
Stock sssas On hand nan; I Sept 1873 s5S
~ previously u4ss5-1,1I7.4sa s5.ss-ss. a5s
E,Do,.d mast w.s. aszo 1,i54.sa4 . 200 5l.2la
previously ilos. 7ss-lns457 so ssss .s57
Stock on hand not cleared. ..........4l,37 17S5
TOBACCO-The Tobacco market has again presented
an inactive appearance owing the absence of several buy
en who have hitherto operated extensively and the entire
sales do not exceed $50 hhds of which 353 hhds were
posed OF yesterday, follows % hhds 10 at 56 and
10 r. at So do SO A. at 5s and 20 R. at So 30 A. at
Ga 10 A. at =, and 202 hhds Mason County on pr rate
TERMS Prices quite fully sustained that make
change in our figures and quote-Lugs 24fG4 Leaf In
feno to Common and Fine. 44f06l4 Choice and Selec
tons, 61afD7Ac. p ID.
suGAR.-Very little change has taken pace in the Sugar
market this week. and the sales during that time owing in
degree rainy weather. have arey ached $50 hhds
against receipts of l6 hhds As to prices there be
marked alteration and the range az before quoted
say-infenor and Common, 21aGD31a; Fair 354(04 Prime
and Choice, 4i4l647Sc. y fb.
MOLASSES.-1n this article also the transactions have
been rather less than during the previous week. and some 500
to 1000 bbs have changed hands the quoted
sOi0c for Inferior up to l5c. for PRIME and 16D17sc %
gallon for reboled. Nothing doing, far as we learn in
the way of Plantation sales.
FLOUR-Ws have but limited business to notice in the
mi kof m thoa 81
mand for export though prices have BEEN on the whole
fairly sustained The sales of the entire sum ND about
LOCO bbs the bulk of them being at 50 s7s0s3 80 for
Ohio and ordinary Illinois, $40s4 % for EXTRA and "a so
ass y Dbl. for choice brands for bakers use Occasion
ally however brands either masty or in Indifferent
order have been sold low % 700$3 rs bbl Yes.
teday and the day previous the rain much from
being DONE Arrived past week, TO- lS3 bbls. Exported
1910 Dbl
GRAIN.-The advanced quotations for Corn brought ont
by the Liverpool steamer America have kept the demand
quite steady and prices have about two since
their receipt During the week 10 sacks have been
sold AT oO53c the bulk of the being 53c for
prime shipping parcels. Yesterdays sales were a few hun
dred sacks at this the market being nearly bare Sale,
OF about $500 bushels good prime Wheat made early
in the week at 90D95c bushe Oats ave not been album
dant and pr continue quite steady 455Oc bushel
IN sacks for the variou, qualities Arrived past week. 03
sacks Corn. Exported, 81 9O7 sacks
CORN MEAL.-A sale of 300 bbls yellow kiln.dned was
made Yesterday on the Levee at % 20 bbl
PROVlSfONS.-Though the demand for Pork has con-
tnued moderate and chiefly for the usual city use prices
have continued the advance and probably to 1000
bbs have found purchasers the ruling prices sttery being
$40 50$l0 IS for Mess large and small lots and So 50
Ass 70 Dbl for Prime the latter being but little request
Yesterday small parcels of Mess selling at $40 62s
though most holders asked higher For Beef the
which for retail lots from second hands remain nearly
UNMARRIED. s4 75GO$l5 for Mess and sl2O$I3 bbl
for Prime. OF Terce Beef there is little now in market
Bacon has remained quite firm with light receipts and
moderate stock prices ranging from 5454 for ribbed M
upto SIC. for clear Sides. and 44O4ac b for Shoulders
according to qualify. Hams sel slowly for plain
bagged. etc., and 7aG010c H. for csnyased and fancy
sugar cured the latter rate only for favonte
brands Lard and still tending upwards the
fair quotations being 6sD7Sc for bbls ordinary to
prime, and 7asc in kegs, though the latter of prime
quality now held at Sac in Yesterday kegs of
prime brought &c., 4S bbs do ~, and 2 bbls soft 74c
y ID. Western Butter is dull at uOl21s and Cheese at
7GO71ac. . Id.
RICE.-The market is dull but prices are still the same
say 3c for fresh Carolina, and 1O24c less for inferior
and ordinary.
COFFEE.-The Coffee market has undergone bit little
change and the weeks sales about $500 bag sac
6Ic b. mostly at 62ic for good quality Stool at ,reen
in first hands g, 900 bags
SALr-Ws notice two cargo sales of Liverpoo, du inu
the week. 1905 sacks about onesxth Fne at u.s. a. 100
do over onehird Fine, at Soc. round The yer
remain at about S5c for Coane aud 81 % sack fol Fin
WHlSkY.-The demand has been far from activ, and
the lew sales have been I6s4fI7c o gallon for ct
fed, according brands Yesterday 294 bbs Rectfied I'd
at 1914 100 do. to arrive at 1914 and 100 do Dextes at
D1ac. gallon
BAGGTNG AND ROPE.-Sales to a very moderate ex
tent are made from store at 17D71sc for Begging cash and
me and S1aOsc for Rope, interest being generally
added in credit safes.
GUNNY BAGS.-Prces steady at 1Oc for new Bags
in bundles, and lO]a0IO34c in bales.
BEADA lot of 1880 pigs sold yesterday on private Terms
Nesry all arriving is to go forward.
L'ME-Fresi Thomaston is selling at So 500 90 75pcask
HAf.-Pfme Western Hay is worth s25 o ton and 293
ordinary sold yesterday at s23 80 ton.
TALLOW-No sales. and the therefore nominal at
HdI14c. o Id for Country and City rendered.
CANDLES-Sperm still quoted at 35GD37c o h. with
limited sales.
EACHANGE.-The rates for Sterling have declined a
httle aud may now be quoted at 7(09l4 pet. pm New
nok O day bills, 1aGOl Pct disc; Sight Checks, AJAX
Fct. pm
observation-disclosures were rather frmer early in the
Week and Cotton was shipped to Liverpool 3d but lat
Jerry increased arrivals from have and depressed
tne rates. both foreign and coastwe. We notice lately
shp Tor Bordeaux at g. and for London 3s 3D. for
Tobacco one for Liverpool O for Tobacco and three or
ionf Tor the port last named 81 for Corn and IS for Flour
Coawse the rates giving way but are ss ua1 for
quotations.