New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-04-03
Departures of the Collins and Cunard Steamers
FROM LIVERPOOL
NEW ORLEANS MARKETS,

fair amount of business has been transacted in
general market during the week just closed but in prices
Of leading staples very marked changes have taken
place Cotton has continued in active request and far
the have been sustained with steadness nowith
standing the anticipation of unfatorabe advces by the
steamers due from Liverpool this month For details in
regard all this and other branches of trade refer
our separate remarks below.
The Collins Atlantic to leave Liverpool for
NewYor the 2ith utmo and her advices will there
fore. be due by telegraph in day or two
COTTON-The slight depression noticed In the Cotton
market towards the of last week relieved
by the reception Of the Sagar and Pacihcs letters by
mail containing considerable orders be
here. In consequence active demand which
continued throughout Saturday, Monday and Tuesday.
the those three days being fully $500 bales al
an improvement of at least L for strict middng mid
ding fair which were scarce and in request. On We'd
nesday about $500 and Thursday 1900. bales found
purchasers and full prices especially after the pub
location of the Canada accounts which more favor
able than had been expected, Yesterday buyers
forward though with much spirit, and took 5000
bales making sales of the week 900 bales the
bulk of which Great Britain and the Continent of
Europe Prices closed rather feebly at the annexed
quotations The receipts at this port since the LIST Sep
TENDER 1886 bales against s2s355 to same
year and all the United States ports there is
increase, compared with last year. of 4657lo
bales.
ORLEANS CLASSIFICATION.
Inferior i06l Middling Fair ...S HnS2s
Ordinary 614G06zs Fair. $500
eidd mG, s1 e (e 1000 a Eat Fins
COTTON AND TOBACCO STATEMENT.
Cotton, bales Tobacco, hhds.
Stock on hand Sept. l, 1851, 1880 23,S7l
previously 1857, S46=1145,356 l6,55s=19213
ll607l6 430S4
Exnort ted mast week $3.50 ia
=. previously. .9lS.7s3= 95lS43 3o2s9 =3lO
Stock on hand not cleared ....... 2O94O3 12OSl
TOBACCO-The receipts are still moderate, and not
sufficient afford basis for any very extensive opera
TONS though there good demand both for the lower
and the finer qualities. Up to Friday morning HOO
hhds had found purchasers. mostly at 3GD42e for
crop and yesterday noticed sales 2Os bids including
80 at s24, IA at ga and OIL at 405t U H. We still
quote: For Lugs, 2s4C031a Leaf Inferior to Common,
ssl04z Fair to Fine 1906; Choice and Selections,
| 5l466e p fb.
SUGAR-The receipts of Sugar continue light and the
business of the week has been limited mostly this
cause about 5000 hhds of which 900 yester
day Prices have been quite firm attery the following
range of quotations: Inferior and Common 2G3e4
| Fair, 4fdD42s Prime and Choice, 45S6D5s4e y lb.
Weeks receipts, 5SO7 hhds-exports S25
MOLASSES-Wc have little alteration to notice in the
Molasses market during the week the supply remaining
/
about 5000 bbls extreme range of 1522 for inferior
to best fermenting and 245(d26t y gallon for prime tc
choice lots of reboiled 1900 bbls included above
| taken yesterday at 16t026t = gallon
| Weeks receipts, 64O7 bbls-exports, SIS.
| FLOUR-The Flour market opened with heavy ap
pearance and the business continued very moderate
scale until Thursday morning when rather brisk
demand sprang up, and the sales up the evening
that day embraced about 10000 bbls mostly at So
So rs for Ohio So SODs4 90 for Illinois St. Louis
and 81 62950S5 90 = Dbl for extra brands Yesterday
sales about $500 bbls of which 900 Ohio at SO 7OG
SO rs 300 Ia resae) at So 49, 200 St. Louis at 81 TO-
| 200 extra (Eaglc) at S. % y Dbl
Weeks receipts, 34325 bbls-exports, 21,226.
| GRAIN-There has been rather good demand fo
Corn during the week but the stock left from thu
previous week added to the receipts of this has made thu
supply large to have depressing effect upon prices
though prime qualities have lattery brought slight i'm
provement last quotations The sales including
5000 sacks taken yesterday, embrace $4,000 sacks mostly
at range of 41D42G for ordinary 43044 for mixed
45fd47e T. bushel for prime yellow to selected lots
white -. Oats have remained firm with moderate sales O
Ohio and prime Indiana 30d33 and St Louis at $50
$40 p bushel Bran has sold generally at 70f75s
100 fb. mostly the latter The principal sale
Wheat that have noticed 600 sacks fair Indiana
100 p bushe Ear Corn has continued bring 6ODG5
| u Dbl.
Weeks receipts of Corn, As 30 sacks-exports 20S90
) | pROyISIONS-There has been rather inquiry i
the Pork market during the last week. and prices hay
advanced 81 a50 u Dbl The sales embrace about $50
bbs the rates early in the week ranging at SIS O0G
SIG 25 for Mess SIS 3lAiGS15 so for NJ. O., Sl3 500
SIS Is for prime, and Sl3 Oo0S13 25 p Dbl for Rump
| Recently however Mess has sold at SIG 75f0S17 o.
and NJ O. at SIG 90 D Dbl, without inspection Bul
Meats have been in good request at firm prices and
have noticed sales of about 10G00OO ib at ID u Is f
q ordinary. and 516s for prime Hog-round Some sma
lots of Shoulders have sold at Beef has furh
advanced with sales of 400 bbs and half bbs Me
7 at Sl3 OOS13 l2 for the former and So rs for IL
latter and small lots of prime have brought SO 0OS9
is u Dbl. Bacon has met with good demand, and liz
casks been disposed of during the week at 9092
!, q tb for Missouri prime Cincinnati Sides, and IA
7SS for Shoulders. We noticed lot OF 40 casks Gle