The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-09-16

PRIcEsss Beef catla. s6l951c " Ii net !; Hogs, 81
O0s p net; Sheep. q 59f3 s30O v ,ad Mich Goes,
saeae ssg Y head scalges. s4as 9 Y head
rs5g ORLEANS moN1a1 11L>RIkE +. !
ceyseted Deag ~ w. w. vHsTE s. Co. a Camp ST.
Exehsngs. s.as
rams 5;;2929;s ~. irahcs'
NV N ils65 vet dc
aS.son. q 81 sass g lslt-ss
- II y d Pair orlsans at s.1l y b. Tie neztsreame
~ Is The Canada which to have ef Liverpool on the
r . 5Tte'nst
-. weather has continued warm trougioutths week and
snT { =aeaIth Of the city unchanged
ls0 C0ttoHFhe market opened on Saturday with bBl little
ft aud purchaser Tor 500 bales found only at eazier
ales thRn those previously ruling On Monday the Hber-
mas accounts impaired confidence holders and fuller
prce' werc insisted upon, aud realized for zoo bales
During Tuesday and "Wednesday the market remained finn
the sales Of tie days summing about 1000 ae and
Thursday and Friday, Notwithstanding the Asas news
th, demand fair, and fully 200 bales disposed Of
making the entire business Of Tic week 500 bales taken
mostly for England and the North Prices since Saturday
' nave ranged at about the figures as those of last
waeF and we quotations. The receipts proper az
i4 the Isl of September are 4G9 bales against
Sij to the same - last year.
NEW 2 Fl 5SiI Gk,fiSsIf I
GOOD Midas IS g. Sod sad Fine: nominal Nominal
Cotton and Tobacco ea Sa. 4 s2s !, lind.
Stock on hand, Sept l, 1919 s.i.s..iG6j2 i5S5
previously ,....,.,..,i,8l2= 4.4a2 81 aT
:, r,,no,,.5 rss,,,. CO, alll %, l5,5l7
~ pTeyioas9 .a55i= ASA So 1891
,ot Stock on hand not cleared lG,327 lI236
n TObRccO-The Tobacco market has been extremely dun
oughou the week, and the only sale that has trauspred
was hhis at SIC " ID. Holders, however remain firm
in their views, and will only sell the recent improvement
We therefore, continue to folows Lnrs. 56
intedo' TO Common Leaf, 6&C07i; Fair Choice 75550
y; Mason county, tG)l2 g7 70.
BuShF-Ihe laye hapn ligb
exceeding 100 hhd and, with limited demand the sales OF
the week have barely reached $50 hhds, Prices without
change and repeat last weeks quotations Inferior 10
Common, 4lfO551 Fair TO Fully FAIR, $685. Prime and
Choice, 6iiGD64iC " ID.
MOiRsses-Ihe supply continues small and the inquiry
very mod rate The principal sale Of the week was lot OF
235 bbs Fementng for shipment, private terms In retail
parcels Reboled has continued to sell at 3lO3 and Fer
Tnentug 23d}2Gc Up gallon.
FlOur-Onr last weekly report left the Flour market in an
Improving condition, winch continued throughout turday
bn on Monday the arrival of boa with rather heavy
Gargoes, hal The effect to unsee prices and since then de-
cline OF 25D375sc ~ Dbl has been experienced The nuui
during the past two three days has been mostly confined to
ONO brands, and the transactions limited inferior qualities
The sales up to Thursday embraced about 5000 bbs
ls following range OF prices ruling from Monday o ward;
ONO Damaged to Fine and Crossed SO l2a@s4 90; Super
fnedo $4G&O$4 80 Illinois and ST. Louis a 7j5Dsl s7
and Extra and Fancy brands 81 2j0 % 70 Dbl Yesterday
business was confined to retail transactions at "a 5s4 6
Tor Ohio, and 81 75@ 80 90 for ST. Louis Weeks recept
1O,sD1 bbs exports 1900.
Grain-Exreme dulness has prevailed in the ON market
hsht ana prices remain wi bout much alteration, Yellow in
small lots selling generally 5000 White and Yellow M
6ss, and White at f5RBSc " oushel Oats have improved
anu DHs 4oI2J Tor It Louis on the Leyee and SIC buse
from store. Some eco sacks were taken yeseray ,t M
l9utside rate Bran has sold steadily at 7O072c ~ 100 n
ye have heard Of no sales of Wheat, and Of none offering
itVeek receipts Of Wheat $50 sacks exports - Weeks
tIecopts Of Corn $500 sacks exports 500 0"
IN PrOvisiOns-The principal sales of Po,l s,oco m , |
were lOJ hbs unbranded Mess Saturday at SO and IaU
inspected, Monday, $40 % P Dbl In retail norca
Mess has continued 10 bring SO
\ R Dbl In Beei there has been change and we still 0uo
Il Mess in bbs at $I2 Goa l2 30 in half bbl 81 O0 ~ w
n and Prime at IS OO@$S Is W bb Bacon Sides have b
moderate request and prices have further i,nnr,aI Ill
Hams and Shoulders have been neglected The sales of The
week have embraced 600 casks Sides for R,bbI
5h55G " b for Clear, and 30 casks Shoulder, al az m
inferior Missouri to AZ for Prime and Choice The emnd
Tor Hams has been confined to retail parcels G6 for Pu
and Bagged, 7]&GDS for Canvased and 9Ilc for Smear
Cured and Extra There has been but little inquiry Tor Land
and we have noticed sales of only few small lots comrsip
IS bbls Pine at 7, and eco kegs at 7ilc o b. Western
Butter and Cheese without much change, the former se
inE IN small lots at lO0l, and the latter at D7]5c p h.
hice-Ihe demand continues limited but prices with
out alteration, and quote Carolina at Qg45c ~ h.
Hhishy-There has been some inquiry for tins article and
prices early IN the week exhibited upward tendency. They
however subsequently fell back our previous quotations
Tie weeks sales have reached about $50 bbls Reclied
FOUND lois bringing "A and retail parcels 2c q gallon
Some small lots sold Monday 2jc but that rate has
not since been realized 100 bbls LOwpoof sold yesterday
at 23I5c.
Bassns and ROpe-Tho demand for these articles has
been quite limited throughout the week. and the sales have
embraced only ~ coils Ropo 63l7, and 40 pieces bag
ging at l5e The rates for Rope indicate an improvement
Gunny Bass-The market for this article was dull until
wednesday, when an active demand sprang up resulting in
saes OF over SvVo including 10000 in bales 49, 5 900
at s. 10000 at ga and about So 900 in bundles al $50
Holders since have been asking 995c but we have heard
Of no sales at the outside rate. 9
Coifee-Fhe movement in Coffee has continued active
and prices have advanced %02e W ID, The weeks sales