The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-11-23
COlton and Tobaeeo statement

Received past week ~, 4S3 l2l
previously ,,.... .l86. 4O5=2l5.s88 2,g78- 2,899
previously. 97508=l2l,ssO 4,579= 5756
Stock on hand, not cleared ..... ..l1O,67O HAS
TobaccO-Hoders have been insisting upon still higher
prices, in consequence of which but limited bus,es has
been done the sales yesterday morning exceeding
1876 hhds of which 70 Mason County "a and RI at
fraction under H. % hhds Sampled under the aw)
and at 9c % ID. Yesterday the s1les confined to
one or two small lots We repeat quotations Lugs
71S@64; Leaf, Common to Fine. S2lO10ll Choice ll(6
l2& Mason county, 760131&c Fp ID.
sugar-There has been good demand for Sugar during
most of the week. and the supply has been rather mode
rate and the injured by the recent os, prices have
advanced 2sa1ac p b. The weeks sales sum up about
900 hhds comprising 200 Saturday, so Monday 400
Tuesday, and lO during the following three days Our
quotations for inferior 10 Common, 3&04l Fair
to Fully Fair, 5952s Prime and Choice, 5sD5zSc qP h.
Weeks receipts, 234l hhds
MOlasses-The inquiry has been animated, and with only
moderate receipts prices which gave way early the week
have not only recovered the Decline but advanced 1c y
gallon the closing of the week preceding. The
sales have reached about 1000 bb the up Tuesday
evening being 23a0245, and since then 250254c gallon
Yesterdays sales included 600 bb the outside rate
Weeks receipts 340l bbs; exports $3.50.
FiOur-The receipts have been quite LIBERAL and have in
cuded large supply of Ohio brands, of which have
been thrown upon the market, while large portion of st
Louis and Illinois have been stored await advanced prices
consequently the for Ohio have given way lO5c %
Abs aud st Louis slightly improved The weeks sales en-
brace about 600 bbs ncudng 1000 taken yesterday
the following Of prices Superne Ohio and unbranded
illinois 81 2O9s4 3d. Indiana (superine) "a 250$4 40
Illinois "a 409$4 so and St Louis "a 50D$4 80 " bbl
We have also noticed sales of Ohio Fine at "a GOA
"a 90 Choice Indiana ~ 5 "a go and Extra brands
Of illinois and ST. Louis at 81 S40s5 co q Dbl Weeks
receipts Is, 800 bbs; exports $3.50.
Gran-We have heard of no sales of VVbept si,cs ,,r
last tie receipts, embracing 4OO sacks being
on Mlers account. The Corn market has continued que
the supply having been limited, and mostly unsuitable for
shipment, and prices have given way 4D5c o busheI The
sales have barely reached 5000 sacks mostly at S9s3c -
bushe the ruling rates lattey being sODs2c YESTERDAY
1000 were taken at the inside Oats have been in ia
request and we have noticed sales of about 5000 sacks St
Louis al the extreme range O505c the outside rate being
paid for small lots of Bran have noticed only few
small sales at 81 25$l 80 % 1OOb Weeks receipts of Com
1870 sacks exports 1850.
PrOVslOns-The Pork market has remained without any
msteral alteration since last, though few Of Prime
have brought rather better The pracpa sales have
been 300 bbs Mess private terms, TO Gil So 30 ron
second hands, sl 6 500 uninpeetedat $l co. and 60
bbls Prime at 50 % a IS 50 Up Dbl Beef continues dull
and we sill quote Mess at $40 90 q sl1 co. and Prime
at $6 50 "a 81 90 Up Dbl. Bacon Sides and Shoulders
have arrived freely, but the supply yet moderate
and the rates though slightly reduced, still high The
sales reach about 700 casks the market opening at 77
for Sides, and 64961ac for Shoulders closing at for
the former, and 61662c FP ID for the latter ans are
without change in price, and still quote them 66 for
plain and bagged, 6S8 for canvased and S5D10c qP ID
for sugarcured etc. There but little INQUIRY
for Lard and the principal sales $500 kegs mixed lot
at 6a@6s6, $50 prime alta and $50 do qPb We also
noticed small lot in bbs, sold Thursday 7ac West
en Butter and Cheese have off slowly OD13 tor the
former and 61S97o for the latter.
RiCeThe demand continues limited and rates unchanged
at 41SiID4l4 for fresh CarOlina.
WhiskY-There has been a fair inquiry for this article
but with liberal receipts following the rise of the Ohio river
prices have continued give way until the close decline
of "a DC Up gallon established. The weeks sales
have reached fully $500 gallons, the opening prices on Satu
day being 2c for Rected then falling to 25, and closing
yesterday al 2lc " gallon. Raw quote at 25GD2515.
BRgging and ROpe-There has been but little in0uirv
for these articles and the business has been mostly confined
retail transactions at l3013ac for Baggng and 66c for
Rope We have also heard lhe sale of $50 pieces and $50
coils GU private terms.
Gunny BaRsWe have noticed sales of about 100 OOO in
bales during the week. mostly at SIC.
Collective cargOes have arrived since our last bv the
ships Cinona Wright and kremin both from Rio Janeiro
The cargo OF the latter compr ing 6O bags sold on Thur.
day for the West at about l0c that the former
in several lots and the balance of the Sophia Waker gen
orally at lOa9llc W h. The sales thus summing up fully
HUI bags he stock remaining in first and second
| hands 1850 bags.
Salt-The principal sales OF the week have been 1900 sack
Turks Island at 62, and $50 Liverpool Coarse in half
| beached sacks, at 81 Is @ sack, delivered.
Hay-The weeks sales have embraced some sOO bale
prime Eastern at $40 OO9$20 90 W Ion.
Candes-We continue to quote Sperm at 42al43 nm,
| Star at 2i3aGD93c P ID, with limited demand
Lime-We have heard of no cargo sales since our last
From second hands the rates 81 3Osl 50 " cssk 70
| Eastern and Western.
Lead-There have been no transactions in this article
| our knowledge, during the week.
Hemp-We have yet no sales to report.
Tallow-Citg rendered is held firmly at 7c " ID, but
| have heard OF no sales
Lard Oil Prices have advanced and we have notice.
sales OF nearly 200 bb including 30 bbs early in the week
o. and two three lots of Winter a ned since at 60,
| gallon.
ExchAnge-The market has continued depressed and w
sill quote Sterling at lO791Os: NewYok sxty-day Bill
md Sipht