The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-09-21

NEW ORLEANS MARKETS.
CRESCENT OFFICE, seut
Saturday Morning, September u, 1850 =

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Saturday Morning September 81 1850 $.
Tie week Just closed has been period of but little activity
IN general Market and in leading staples the
tons nave been quite limited for this usually dull peri
Of the Cotton hrs some request and the light
Stock together with the prospect of short crop has
rendered hOde.J generally firm and confident notwthsiand
less favorable aavces by the Canada Provisions have
scarcely varied in price, but have been dull with excep
ton, perhaps OF Lad and Bacon Flour owing
receipts, is considerably lower.
The weather has been very warm but the city continues
healthy than usual during the month of September
COttOn-The week opened on Saturday with a good in
qury, and notwithstanding that factors maintained quite
steady poi, the sales that day and of Monday embrace
some HOO bales at about the figures be quoted On
Tuesday the anadas advces reCeryeds with Liverpool
dates 10 the 9Th inst, I'd decline oou
with safes OF the week OF 600 bales Our market has been
however but tie influenced by this intelligence though
bat few buyers have forward the transactions from
Tuesday to Friday conf ed to 200 bales, making
total Of The week OF 5000 bales taken chiefly for GreaI
Britain Prices during the latter part of the week have been
rather easier but sufficiently call for any change
our quotations, and we repeat last weeks figures. The
ceps proper at this port since the LIST of September 9Os
bales, against Is, 1000 to the date last year.
NEW ORLEANS CLASSIFICATION.
Interior. .''...,n (0lII3 MhdIing Fair. .l37a0l3ls
Mddiagg aiS Go9i Fair.
Good Midng Isl Obs Good and Fine " R0minai
Cotton and Tobacco Statement. Sept 81.
s,,,. - h,ua so, ,eo Cotton, bales Tobacco, hhds
Received past week ...........4,5S2 81
previously '"..,,.... A ~ S,uSl 93l= l,Ol:
1858 1859
previOueY.... ass 9,7s5 l,all= aOC
Stock on hand, not cleared. ..l5,9OS 15,53
TOhaccO-The Tobacco market has been very quiet during
most OF the week, and the sales far learn
not exceeded $50 hhds the principal transactions being
private terms Prices have undergone aera,n
and we continue quotation of last week: For Lug 65s
gbA Leaf lnterio TO Common, 7id7l5 Fair Choice,
74GD9; Mason county (nominal), 6lDl2c " ID.
sngar-The receipts of the week have been less than leo
hhd and the business has been confined to city Dealers at
full prices. Our quotations For Inferior TO
Common, 4s6D5}l Fair to Fully Fair, $685. Prime and
Choice, 6}zd0675c % ID.
MOiasses-The supply continues very hght, and during
the week we have noticed retail transactions only at @ DC
| for Fermenting and 3O932c " gallon for Reboiled.
FIOur-We left the Flour market at our last weekly report
with nd tendency prices having fallen oft 2537fc
90 bb The decline has continued throughout this week. the
lon rates showing further difference in favor of buyers
of 85Oc At the same time there has been but little inn
movement in the demand although there have been some
oIers for shipment and the weeks sales reach only abou
1000 bb The following is the range OF prices which IN,
later sales been made; Common, $s Sour Fine ant
Unbar ded SO 50Os4 CO., Snperdne Illinois and St Louis
"a 259s4 50; Extra to Choice brands - 1905 IS Dbl
For Ohio there has heeu less inquiry and noticed only
few small sales early in the week "a S price that cout
not attery be obtained. The shipments include $500 bids
Boston and 100 Liverpool Weeks receipts 700 bbs
exports $500.
Grain-The Corn market has been extremely dull and tn
weeks sales have barely reached 5000 Sacks part Of whc
for shipment The receipts have been small however
and nrices remain without material alteration. feeS reif
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