The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-05-31
NEW ORLEANS MARKETS.
CRESCENT oyyIcs.

prices of kd which unfa our
market almost to stand and Monday barely $50 bales
tsken TO complete freight engagemsns On Tuesday
$500 bales changed hands, mp to noon at decline Of
MGDX Of cent. when later intelligence from Liverpool
received by the Canada, announcing a recovery of
8Id Of the previous delne impression having become
prevalent there that prices had touched their point
This induced factors raise their ras and
the sales of Wednesday and 1850
bales-showed complete Of the Decline prices
closing at about the figures current before the Battles
accounts Yesterday the Aica's letters though but
appeared to orders Of importance, the
reached but 0 bales making total for the week Of only
H. 400 baes taken mainly for England Prices Close though
firmly same figures quoted last week The receipts
this port LIST September $50 al2 bales against
795. $50 date last and all the u g. port,
there is now increase Of &3.007 bales.
NEW ORLsANs CLASSIFICATION.
5 ts,ss,s,; Nadlns Fsi' sKg1 49,
Cotton and Tobacco Statement.
Stock on huud Sept Cotton. ss; Tobacco hhs;
Received past wss. q s g. o.o sgo
r., .s9O.S7l 5s.764
previously. Sol ,07S-ssl sas s4.si5=94,sis
Stock on hand. not cleared ..l5s,625 SO $50
Tobaceo-The demand from shippers ha. been rather
better owing perhap to decline in foreign freghs and
the sales of the week have comped fully 2I0O hhd incud
ing the foowing $40 hhds 1876 at g. 81 low att 81 at
g. 10 at 81, 1ls low and 81 at SIC round % bbds
at 5z; l23 at 81 264 hbds: 1856 at g. 10 so at 5h
43 at g. and 81 mostly frosted 81 81 ut g. and at 5h
liz Lugs ats. nd 500 hhds Gao and $50 RI at ss 20
" io0b, round There be little or no change
IN prices, and we again quote Frosted. at 2f03c
Lugs. 44GO6H, Leaf inferior and to fine 6,s6s
Choice and Selections. 91@allc v III.
sugar-Though the receipts light, prices early in
the week exhibited declining tendency and up Wednes.
day evening fell off about Nc The market has shown
rather more rmness since but closed lower we
last quoted The sales of the week. including $50 hhds
taken Yesterday. 1900 hhds. mostly following
range: Inferior TO Common slO5; Fair. 51@53; Prime
and Choice, 51GO6xc oh.
Weeks receipts. 1904 hhds. Exports %.
MOlassesThe market has been very quiet. the supply
being small and the demand confined retail lots Prices
without any material alteration fermenting generally
bringing 25l5N. and re. boiled 29@3lc y gallon.
Weeks receipts, 978 bbls. Exports. 25
Flour-The Flour market has continued dull, thou III with
light receipts, pres which further gave early in the
week. have tey been rmer The sales of the week. in.
Guiding DO bbls taken yesterday emb about 1000 bbls,
the following Of ruling since Wednesday: ONO
superfne % S0s3 co. Illinois % 900s4 90 St. Louis at
- W@s4 20; and extra and fancy brands - 5OOs4 s7
bb We have also noliced some s,es OF branded lots
at % 10 for Ohio and 90 S0Ds4 10 for Iowa and illinois,
Weeks receipts 10 300 bbs. Expors 26lO.
Grain-The supply Of Corn has been light and contained
large proportion OF hested damaged and otherwise nfe-
rior qualtes, which have off low rates, viii for
prime article full prices have been realized The sales of the
sack. at 354c for inferior and ordinary parcels 447 for
mixed. and 4eiO52c bushe, for prime yellow and white
Oats have arrived freely within the past few days. and with
limited dempn nd prices have fallen off TO 33Oa6 for Ohio
etc.. and 3604Oc v bushe for st. Louis Bran in nude
rate lots from the Levee has brought s59shc 1OOb
inside rae being the ruling have noticed
sales OF Wheat since our last One fatboa
loads OF ear Corn have brought SIC y Dbl.
Weeks receipts of Corn % .sl3 SKIS Exports "a $780,
Pr0visiOns-Snce the specu atve movement noticed in
our last weekly review, moderate dem and has pre-
vailed in the Pork Market and no ders in
have been able to dispose Of round lois the which
then quoted Laitery the demand has been confined 10
tail parcels at ga 1904 SIX for branded Mess though
ea,y in the week 1900 bbs sold at rates for
inspected. and at sA 37,aOsA 81 for unexpected Mess
lots OF $50 to 500 bbs OF Beef noticed sale of l2s
bbls on Thursday, comprising IL bbs M o. and 81 bbls
Prime $40 o. 81 bbis r. Is co. ali inspected and do
crossed Prime at % IS bbi early in the week fell
on In price, owing to an increased supply, but laey
ton of the decline has been recovered The
about 500 casks the closing being follows: Missouri
ribbed Sides $40; Gin doszS@9; free of ba bone AMI
clear $685.; Shoulder. D61s nams plain and bal geo
H.. Lsfd has been quiet and transactions miied to
sinai lots of barrss 96994c for prime, and SOC
kegs at os@0ic v for No. to prime. Butter and
Cheese have sold slowly l2i0l5c Tor Western May
Butter. and 7fdD7hc p III for Cheese.
RiceThe for this article have continued firm and
have noticed several sales of Carolina from
4c ID 200 erces of the Tartars cargo sold the inside
rate Wednesday. The only arrivals for the past two
CndflestOn
lace from Savannah both on Wednesday.
Whisky-Prces fell off early in the week a0Ac y gal
on but they have attery been rather rmer. About 300
bbs have been sold, mostly at S}ac for Rected but with
few lots at s4,19, and at 0a@2hc p gallon for Raw.
Bagging aud ROpe-The demand for these articles has
been confined small parcels i3o for Tagging
Ga 6>ac for Rope, cash and time.
Gunny Bags-The principal sale of the week that we
have noticed IS bales bags at Sc. Holders gen
sray asking higher prces
Cotiee-There speculative demand in the Coffee
market early in the week, and about 500 bags Rio
taken Tuesday ening, $40 for inferior and 9O9
" tb for good prime lots The inquiry has lin
tied, and only 30O bags have been sold The
Three have arrived from Rio Janero during
the week comprising H. 26 bsgs and bringing the direct
Of the $50 29 bags, against 2S 2l4
time year. The stock remaining in first
| second hands is about II 900 bags.
saWs have noticed several cargo sales of Liverpool
including $500 sacks nearly half fine, To-; AGO. thrt
6ue, 81 and 3i00 coarse in habeached sacks, Tic
Also HOO SKIS Turks Island and Rum Key a. and 100 SIX
Cetle at 45c v sack The for Liverpool from
hands, have been $4,000 for and 81 05 for fine
delivered.
Candles-Sperm have continued dull at 40O4lc and 70
Star there has been only limited demand range of 1917
OaOsc ID, the outside figure for good brands and full
| weight only.
Some 1900 to 1900 bales have been disposed of durn
the week. prices ranging from $S S74 $40 co. incudn
80 bales Western the lowest 80 sl9 2 and 20
| prime Timothy at $40 w W ton.
Lime-We have noticed cargo of 1900 bbs Thomasto
sold 81 cask The rates Tor Thomason from secon
hands have been 81 75@sl S7 and for Western 81 25@
| q so.
Lead-We have further transactions to report. Th
last sales were of Lower Mines at "a s4 S71a 1ooh.
Hemp-We yet hear of nothing doing in this article
TallOw-A lot Of 100 bbs sold a few days since
SIC for city rendered. the only transaction the week
E1chanxes-The transactions atterly have been yer
| limited. but the rates unchanged we quote:
oterins llJhaD llu1l
New York sxtyday Bills .........h07S W ct. dis.
Sight Checks New York ..........H(4A v prem
FFeights-TIe fell off early in the week. and Couo
was shipped to Liverpool to fill up I'D, though ship
tiers ask 7l6d ship has been taken for Liverpool
5s for Tobacco for London 3s 3D. for the Med
IS So and for Boston at Ice for Cotton.