New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-11-02

Continues scarce. Sales q both white and Yell
today 1t ls72c for old New Corn sails at AZ
e Sales 81 oats &c 35as7c
4 paovIsioss- The market continues without any In
creased animation Small sales are making 70 the trade
ut previous rates
WHfsHY-Thc demand In active Sales Of bbls are
making freely ut CSC, and Of hhds at 24c " a II
Charleston October 2s transactions yes
teray limited to 500 bales at extremes ranging
from s Il to 10c The market further depressed.
Savannah October 27-The sales Of Cotton yesterday
amounted to only $40 bales at prices ranging from on to
100, and bales Sea Island at $50.
augusta (Gsa) October 27-The Cotton market closed
yesterday week in unsettled state with nominal quota
tons for fair to fully fair at 9a9x On Wednesday the
willing to take hold unless at lower rates which sub
mtted to by holders in order to effect sales Since We'd
nesay he has been good but prices have ranged
ke has enabled them daily to purchase at declining rates
Yesterday there was good demand, and the sales made
reached IL to 1900 bales within the range OF quota
tons below, which show full &c decline all qualities
since Tuesday week The sales Of the week reach about
1900 bales The receipts heavy, and nearly all coming
to market Is ordered to be sold which has had depress
ing effect The market closed last evening with good
demand and with still downward tendency in prices.
We quote as follows:
Middling to Good Midding. to 9}sS
Middling fair. 20
EAR EAR, ~. ~
Cincinnati October 20--ToBAcco-The demand is very
moderate for manufactured but prices are unchanged
The sales of the week do exceed 300 boxes In prices
demand in all the leading markets at full and in some
instances buoyant rates In regard to the new crop
advices from Missouri that the quality good but the
quantity will be onerd less than the crop of last
In Kentucky the crop is all cut and is inferior in quality
and falls far short of the quantity raised last except
in Mason County where, learn the crop is full
From Virginia advised that the is below an
average, say about and is about equal to that of
last year, except the finer qualities which, owing to the
great eshes which occurred in August in the Dan and
Of SEPTEMBER viii be- she perhaps
one-ha as compared with last year This information
we have from the most reliable sources
susAR-The demand is fair. but the transactions
have change to notice since last. About $50
hhds sold in lots during the week at prices ranging from
to for low fair to prime and at this range the
ket closed steady with less disposition to force lots the
market We notice sales of 40 boxes White Havana at &c.
and 60 bbls White Brazil at the
FLouR-There has again been some demand from the
East and some 1000 bb taken during the week for
the NewYork market at about So 2oa3 30 the particulars
of which not made public and the sales Of course
concluded in those give below On Thursday, $50
bbls sold in lots at SO 25 Friday 600 do at SO 20 200
DO the same 500 extra at SIS 2Oas 3d. LOG do
at So % Saturday 425 bb at So 25 210 do at So Goa
o. and 900 do at So 20, inspected Monday lao $50
and ITO bbs at SO Isl 50 do at IS 90 2eO do So %
inspected 100 do extra at So 27a3 80 yesterday 125
bbs at So 25 and so do extra at IS So Market closing
steady with demand equal to the supply at 50 2oas q
SO 3Oa3 SO for extra Received since Saturday night 1897
bbls
PRousloss-We have not heard of transaction in Ba
during the week The last sales at 6za7c for
Shoulders and So for Ribbed Sides but these figures
now little better than nominal Contracts were made for
Lard deliverable early in the packing at &c.
and subsequently at sc buyers furnishing packages
TALnow-We notice sale of 10000 TBS prime Beef at
Sc. For small lots chambers paying and for
| future delivery round parcels are offered at os.
FREGHrs-There is very little doing, owing to the low
stage of water and consequent high rates of freight We
quote To NewOreans-Pound freight 81 % and to st.
Louis ST. To Pittsburgh there is nothing going by the
| river.
Louisville, October 19-ToBAcco-The business has been
small the sales the week amounting only 22s hhds
1 ia6C uf ploffh and
the Pickett warehouse The total sales this
% 5i hds Prices continue to rule low. Wequote Lugs
So 55a4 seconds $4a5 and rsts and manufacturing Leaf
Sa6 So The following gives the of the weeks
| sales
On Monday sales of SO hhds IS at So 55as 30 II at
s4a4 o5 and at So TO- So 25 and So SO. On Tuesday,
sales of 81 hhds ut SO 3d. Is So 55a3 95, 81 at S4a
95 at S5a5 05, and Sc so. On "Wednesday, sales
80 hhds at SO 49, IL at So 55us 95, 16 at S4a4 TO-
" ln at s5a 90 II At as rs
S5a5 3d. and at Sc Soa7 35 On Friday sales of 90
hhds hhds damaged at 81 55a2 95. 29at SO 45a3 95
"a hhds: II at SO 50a3 TO- and IL at S4a4 So There
better feeling yesterday with advance Of Il of
cent upon Lugs with increased number of buyers in
the market Sales q hhds prices ranging from So rs
to IS So, with no choice Tobacco offering.
October 21-Toa.cco--The market is quiet. with sales
of 35 bids at primes ranging from SO So to $50 Two
The season is drawing to close when we shall give our
usual annual statement of the market The sales thus
far this year amount to 226Sl hhds The weather is
clear and pleasant The river after rising about eight
inches, is stationary.
Sr LOUIS FIsAscEs-A recent message of the Mayor Of
st. states that the debt of that city the LIST inst
S209S06 being increase of 1852 900 during the
year The whole issue Of bonds for the twelve months
s4l300O which for railroad stock and tho
remainder principally for construction Of the city water
works. harbor Improvements, and seSeiage, The ply
ments account of the debt for the year
The whole amount of the bonds issued for railroad pur
poses $375000 the interest Which paid by the Obi
and Mississippi and Pacific Railroads the former in cst
the latter in certificates of stock. The present marke
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