New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-03-27
NEW ORLEANS MARKETS,
CRESCENT OFFICE,
Saturday Morning, March 2T

Saturday Morning March 27, 1852. |
Our market has presented moderately active appear
this week, and the transactions in great staple
Cotton have been large though easier prices recently
Flour, Corn Pork and two other articles have
slightly declined the receipts exceeding the demand
Tobacco Sugar and Moasses have not varied materially
in price. and have all been in good request.
The from Europe will be received by the
Canada which leave Liverpool for Boston on
goth inst
C0TTON-The week opened buoyantly and with good
demand occaoned by the reception of full particulars of
the Nagara's accounts confirming those before at hand
and Saturday and Monday the business summed up
$4,000 bales full prices without any actual advance
Late Monday night the pacic's advices through
by telegraph announcing slight degree of depression
Liverpool without any quotabe alteration in the rates
This intelligence had decided effect with and on
Tuesday, wednesday, and Thursday q 500 bales
taken at rather easier Yesterday morning
papers contained the Europa three days later
still, with of l603-16d decline at Liverpool in
the middling qualities This though not unexpected
rather depressed market and the sales yesterday
which amounted to about 5000 bales indicated decline
OF 16t and figures are reduced accordingly. The
total sales of the week 81 500 bales taken mostly for
Great Britain and the Continent The receipts this port
since the LIST September 10S7S46 bales against
SOj325 to date last year and at all the United States
ports there is increase compared with last year
of 405, 1872 bales
NEW ORLEANS CLASSIFICATION.
Inferior. 4G06 Midding Fair .s1<6S2s
Middling 7G7ss Good Fair
Good Middling .734f0775 Good and Fine ..... "a =
TOBACCO STATEMENT.
Cotton bales. Tobacco, hhd-
Stock on hand Sept 1, 1851; 1880 1851
:. previously .1o42ols-1oS7s46 144o7 =1055s
llO3236 40429
Exported past week. 4460S 81
previously. s74,125= 9lS.733 30,195 -3O2s9
Stock on hand not cleared, ..... lS45O3 1910
TOBACCO-The receipts the increase, but are
sufficiently large yet give our market supply
adequate to the demand which prevails The business Of
the past week, however, has been fair extent com
prsing 1850 hhds, chiefly at 504se for crop and
including yesterday 600 hhds as follows 1856 at 30
of which 43 at "A % at A SO at Az % at 3 81 at
81. and 23i hhds of which 204 at AZ II at at 81
and 10 at 4e D b Our quotations require no altera-
ton, and are continued before say-For Lugs 219
ga Leaf Inferior to Common, 34041a Fair to Fine
4ssf05 Choice and Selections, 5la(96e II H.,
SUGAR-The supply in the Sugar market has been
and the demand fair for the greater part the
week; prices have consequently been very firm and in
most of the transactions slight advance has been real
ized The weeks sales up about $500 hds including
1900 taken yesterday at the following range of prices
Inferior to Common, 2G03s4 Fair, 404s. Prime aud
Choice, 4ssk054S p tb.
Weeks receipts 6sl1 hhds-exports ssl
M0LASSES-A fair demand has prevailed in the Mo
market during the week but with light receipt. the
operations have not been extended Tho sales
embrace $500 bb of which 1900 taken yesterday
the closing rates being 1S23t y gallon for fermenting
descriptions and 2526 for prime and choice lots of re-
boiled, showing slight improvement upon previous
figures.
Weeks receipts, 1869 bbls-exports, l130
ELOUR-Tbe Flour market opened on Saturday with
dull and depressed appearance and prices began early
give way owing the limited demand for export and the
accommodating stock The sales up to Thursday evening
embraced barely 900 bb prices having generally
So 750s3 90 u Dbl for ordinary brands of superfne
Ohio and 81 90 for fancy descriptions 81 000s4 25 for
Illinois and St Louis superne, and 81 5ODS5 90 for
extra and choice bakers brands Yesterdays sales EN-
braced 5000, at about the range
Weeks receipts, $40 bbs-exports. 22S2O.
GRA1N-There was only moderate supply in the Corn
market early in the week, and the rates showed an i'm
proving tendency, but attery the receipts have been
heavy, and with only trifng demand for export the
market has been dull and declining The sales up
about 900 sacks the rates closing at 44G45 bushel
for good mixed to prime white, which falling off
4G bushel from the opening rates About II 600
included above taken yesterday at these figures
Oats have improved and St Louis descriptions have sold
recently at 3334t q bushe Yesterday 1000 bushels
BASH in bulk sold equal 10 Bran has ranged at Soa
$50 q 100 tb with very moderate transactions We have
nearu vi hothhg further doing in Wheat Ear Corn
| has sold generally IL 606D65& II Dbl.
Weeks receipts of Corn 90 500 sacks-exports 275io
PROVIsIoNs-The Pork market has presented n rather
du appearance during the week, and holders early sub
mted to further decline of s25$ p Dbl The sale.
embrace about 1000 bb mostly SIG 90 for Mess SIS sc
for NJ o. Sl8 5o0S1s rs for prime and S1s 90 bl fol
humps Bulk Meats are without much change but lat
tery full prices have net been realized Early in I'M
week some 100000 b taken at 5l6e for ground
and on Wednesday 100000 tb disposed of at 11U
tb less Beef has shown an improving tendency, ant