The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-07-06

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ToBACCo-Later accounts of the growing crop being Of
less unfavorabe character, holders find it difficult to sell
considerable lots at the rates. and until yesterday we
have had extremely dull Tobacco market during the week
The sales have reached about 500 hhds ncudng 29 taken
yesterday, prices generally ranging our previous quota
lions, which report For Lugs 406T Inferior TO Com
mon, 6a97a4 Fair to Choice, 7409z; Mason county 81
@l2c " ID.
SUGARThe receipts of Sugar have been very light (no
exceeding 800 hhd and generally taken they landed
~ rm rates. We repeat quotations follows: Inferior
% Common, 1905; Fair 549516 Prime and Choice 81
@6c y d. The demand yesterday active, and 400 hhds
were taken at these rates.
MoLAssEs-The demand has absorbed the small re-
cep and the transactions of the week indicate change
prices. The sales have comprised about 800 bb mostly
Ordinary Reboiled, at 3O9S2c " gallon.
FIGURING have had depressed Flour market, with
steadily declining prices our last weekly report buye
holding back for still lower rates. and holders storing the most
of the receipts in the hope of seeing the decline arrested
The sales Of the week have been about bbs (ncudng
1000 taken yeerday) the following being the range of prices
ruling at the close Superine Ohio "a rs; Iowa and Illinois,
% oO0s5 25 ST. Louis Is 371sG0s5 IS; Extra brands of
Ohio - 90, st Louis SO 500S6 U.s. and Fancy 81 90 y Dbl
Weeks receipts, Il, 1886 bbs exports, 1888 bbls.
GRAlN-A fair business has been done inthe Corn market
during the week, but with large receipts the previous high
rates have not been sustained The of the
week embrace sales of about 10000 sacks Gncludng 1900
taken yesterday the later prices being 7075c " buse for
Yellow and 7808Oc for White Oats have remained without
much alteration, Ohio, Indiana, etc.. selling 54a55 and
St. Louis at 5760c y bushel Bran has again declined
and sales yesterday were made 81 OOsI 10 y 100 h.
few sacks Of Wheat have been received, but have
heard of sale of the article during the week Weeks
receipts, q, S44 sacks Corn; exports, HOO sacks
PROFESSIONALISM has been but little demand for Pork
since last and the principal sale of the week 80 bbls
Mess at s2 90 W Dbl This also continues be the price
retail lots, 80 7Sl0 90 being, as before, the for Prime
small parcels. The receipts have been somewhat larger
than last week, but still nconsderabe Beef has sold
in retail lots previous rates say for Mess bbs ell 75
s2 %, in half bb 81 90, and for Prime ss 00ss 5Op Dbl
l,pha
ek have been disposed Of steady prices We quote Ribbed
Sides at 5SD5zs, Clear 5a6, Shoulders Good to Choice
43ff005, Hams Plain and Bagged) 6A@714, Extra and
Sugar Cured Si4D10c " ID. Lard has been dull and
only sales that have ranpired, worth reporting, 13
bbs at ia and ll5 at 7c " h. Western Butter is lower,
the later sales having been made at 9D12c " ID. Cheese has
| sold readily during the week at 61St971sc.
RICE-The demand has been fair and prices steady at "A
| @41ae % b for Fresh Carolina.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. have been confined TO small sales
of Reetied at firm prices say 521Sc W gallon for the
| ordinary, and 25f60269z for the better brands.
| BAGGING AND ROPE-The business in these articles
has been limited to sales Of about 200 pieces and 800 coils IL
and &c for cash. and 49,, and Ga on time adding interest
| GUNNY BAGS-We did not hear of a sale during the
week.
CoFFEE-The market has been extremely dull, and the
only important sale that have heard of was 1870 bags Rio
| on Wednesday at 9&c y b.
SALT-There have been no sales during the week.
Liverpool from brings 81 l5@sl % " sack foi Coarse
| and 81 35GD$1 40 for Fine, delivered.
CANDLES-Sperm have been selling, in small lots, at 40
| 942, and Star at zfO2254c % ID. Market dull.
LlME-There have been two three sales of Western
during the week, embracing $500 bbls and hhds but all on
private terms. From Second hands ThOmason brings 81 g.
@s1 Is ~ Dbl
Liabilities rule low, and very little offered in our
market the receipts being generally forwarded ballast
the Northern ports, without charge shippers The only
sale of the week that has uanspired 400 pigs Upper
| Mines at "a 30 y 100 h.
HEMPWe have heard of only one sale during the week
| $50 hhds Dew-rotted, at s96 90 % ton
HAY-The principal sales have been 400 bales Western
| s2o 90, and 100 at $26 90 " ton
| EACHAHGES-There has been only moderate demand
at previous rates for most descriptions We quote Sterling,
lO9140ll0; NewYork sixty day Bills IO1% - cent dis
count and Sight Checks NewYork, par0t5 y cent
| premium.
| FRElGHTS-We have noticed four ships taken fol-
Liverpool at d for Cotton; 1000 bales Cotton shipped fol
that port in English vessel 3l6d and one ship taken
| for London at 2Os for Tobacco