The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-06-21
NEW ORLEANS MARKETS.
CRESCENT OvPIcK,
Safurdav Movning lime a ~;

tcaas Of which refer to detailed remarks below
The Nagaras received yesterday by telegraph
and reports active and firm market at Liverpool
COtt0n-The fair demand which prevailed towards the
close Of last week. seemed have subsidized in the early part
Of this and during the first three business daysHaturday,
Monday and Tuesdaythe sales did exceed 5000 bales
irregular rates. but if thing rather easier for the lower
grades in particular On Wednesday the inquiry rather
general and about 1900 bales changed hands, factors
anticipation of more favorable advice from Liverpool insist.
upon, and generally obtaining full prices for the mddng
mddna fair qualities. On Thursday there less doing
and the business fell off to 100 bales though still full rates.
Yesterday also passed without activity, and the sales did
exceed 1000 bales. making total for the wesk of only 5000
bales. taken mostly for England, with parcels for
Spain. the North etc. We raise figures slightly, and
would remark that has been difficult buy inside
figures recently The receipts at this since LIST of Sept
4 O9 bales against S7 AL to date last and
at all the u g. ports there is increase of 294 .s0
bales.
NEW ORLEANS CLASSIFICATION.
t Ips,o, H@ 81 hladlns Fair.. ,Sx91S S,>
Good Mddnis a " GOOD and Fine mel noMinal.
Cotton and Tobacco Statement.
soo. bon, Cant ,szo Cotton, bale i.s Tobacco. hh d.
''' previously .s7os5s=szsgz EssS=5Ol4o
s9l,sss 6l,9s2
'poe' sS;%nfS. ss7ass7 s4s G.ss=so,s
Stock on hand. not cleared. ....... =. 94.245 a4266
Tobacoo-The Tobacco market has continued to drag
heavily the few buyers who have ward being
only willing operate reduced rates. and generally with
drawing whenever their offers readily accepted
these the entire sales do not exceed 1900
hbds and the market closes heavily with unusually large
stock SALE Prices hardly more than nominal at
quotations. which. however. repeat for the present:
Frosted, 2O3ac; Lugs 4lO6 Leaf inferior and common
to fne 6f08%; Choice and Selections. 991Oc y h.
sugar-The Sugar market has continued to present
quiet appearance, the supply having been light and the de-
mand confined to small parcels on the Levee Prices have
atterly however, been quite firm and slightly advance
figures for qualities About $50 hhds have been
sold during the week quote Inferior 10 Common,
3%G05H; Fair to Fully Fair 5&@6; Prime and Choice,
6sD61ac b We have not heard of any sales planta-
ton since our last report.
Weeks receipts, 5Il hhds. Exports. 70.
MOasses The receipts of Moassss from the interior
have been quite limited and we have noticed only retail
business during the week. previous range OF quota
tons: say for ermentng 2c and for prime boiled IS
@3oc gallon There have been arrivals of Cuba,
with sales of about 800 bbs cayed at 171zISc " gallon
Weeks receipts from the interior, 496 bbls Exports,
FIOur-The Flour market has exhibited improvement
since last prices continuing depressed notwithstanding
the light receipts The sales of the week up barely
1900 bb (ncudng 1900 taken yesterday mostly at the fol-
lowing OF poes Ohio superfns, in large and small
lots 90 35s3 80; St. Louis 50 1904 90; st. Louis
a 40 "a "a 621s; and fancy brands - 1905 90 bb
Sour has been in moderate at range Of
% 85EDs3 Is for ordinary to superfne.
Weeks receipts 3T0 bbs. Exports 78.
GrAin-The supply of Corn within the past two or three
qualities have not been frm while for prime lots very full
have continued to rule large proportion of the stock
heated and INFERIOR and such descriptions have off
low figures The sales of the week embrace about 3d. 900
sacks ncudng 5000 taken yeserday at 3 Sc for heated
moudy, and inferior. A0i2 for ordinary, 4@ for mixed,
486l for good 10 prime yellow, and 5lD53c y bushel for
fair choice lots of white Oats have been in moderate
4935 for prime Indiana, etc., and 35@27e "
bushe for ST. Louis We have not heard Of sales of
Wheat since last report Bran has sold slowly $50
s7c 1oo and lot of 100 bbs steamdricd Corn meal
has been disposed Of at % . Dbl.
Weeks receipts of Corn IS 2l7 SKIS. Exports q, s76.
PrOvisiOns-The Pork market has continued without
much animation, though further reduction of prices has
brought forward few purchasers. We have noticed sales
$500 bbs during the week. including lot Of 500 bbs
branded Mess about ga co. and previously 200 without
inspection Ella 90 Dbl In smaller parcels the rates have
been GA 259$H 80 for Mess and &a 000$l2 rs W Dbl
for Prime. Bacon has declined A@7sc b for Sides,
owing which there has been better demand and the sales
reach about 500 casks mostly the following OF prices
Missouri ribbed Sides 7aOs, Cincinnati do sA@s, clear
s1 Shoulders 606, Hams 708h for plain and banged.
and 9f0l0Ic v for canvased to choice sugarcured..
Lard has been dull and the sales limited to 200 bb at
99c for soft good No. l. and $500 kegs at loo for soft
1049l0ao for PRIME and l0<c " ID for choice article.
Western Butter in moderate lots has sold l0Ol2hc and
Cheese at 6074cYb On Thursday noticed sales of
500 kegs Butter and 100 boxes of Cheese at 1ll for the
former. and $40 " ID for the latter, all for export.
Rice-Some so or 100 casks have been sold at 3alD3c
for Carolina according to quality of about TOO cks
| arrived from Charleston on Thursday.
WhiskyThe market for this article has been rather dull.
and prices have fallen off slightly the rates for Rscted lat
terly being 17A0lsl4 and for Raw aoSc gallon Some
low proof has sold at Tx and Zoe for Rectied and Raw.
| Bagging and ROpe-The demand has continued lin.
tied and the principal sales of the week have been 500 pieces
and 500 coils taken by Alabama buyer, price moi
made public; $50 pieces and $50 coils at 12 and SIC, equa
to cash ; and 100 coils choice Rope at Sac cash.
| Gunny Bags-Prices continue to range from 9AEO9hS
for bags the latter, however, being only retail rate
| Coffee-The Coffee market has presented a heavy ap
pearance since last and the sales barely 1900 Rio
at an extreme range of S99Ac W for ordnar prime
cargo 460 bags arrived Thursday from Rio Janero
making the direct imports of the 9 9 bags, agains
2475S to the time last The stock now remain
ing frat and second hands is about $500 bags, agains
As. 600 at same time last season.
6alThee have been further cargo Sales the last hav
ing been sS2c round for Of Liverpool containing
fourth third fine. The rates for Liverpool from
second hands 90s5c for and 81 0o@$l 10 70
fine, free OF drayage.
Candies-We continue quote Sperm at $50 4lo b
Star have been dull and rather lower, most Of the Tansac
tons being at 19t020c " ID.
HaV-We have noticed but few transactions during TIN
week, the principal of which sale of 800 pm
Western from fatboas at 8l7 90 " ton. Prices may b
quoted at els 5O9$r7 90, according to quality.
LmeThere have been further arrivals. and the sale
have been from second hands at 81 90O$2 % W cask 70
, Thomaston, etc.
Lead-NO transactions have been reported since the sal
of Arkansas Lead at - W l00b.
Hemp-A lot of Isl bales Dew rotted sold onWednes
day at $50 ton. the only sale of note for weeks
TaliOwThe last sale $50 bbls city rendered, said
be al fraction SIC o ID.
Exchanges-The demand has been limited and the rate
are shade lower both for Sterling and Domestic bills
Francs .o,oogs.isa
Sterhng iVs3ahDliV1i
New York sixy.day Bills ..........x014 " ct. disc
Sight Checks New York " ct. prem
FreghtsThee has been but lit lie doing this week,
the principal shipments made have been 5000 400
bales Cotton Liverpool, at Sled in British vessels
yesterday lots shipped in American vessels at tn