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New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-09-01

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The Tobacco Market like that for Cotton opened at
the beginning of the year just closed, with downward
tendency in prices consequent upon the improved ap
pearance of the crop On the st Of September quota
tions were for Lugs 374D5ia Inferior to Common 5a0
ca, Fair to Fine 61s1Tt4, Choice and Selections 7}afO
ei4e n fb. During this month there was but little alter
alton in these rates though they were rather feeble but
before the end of October they declined ~ b. The
downward tendency continued with very slight fuctu-
atoms during next six months and in the beginning
of May quotations were for Lugs 234 Inferior to
Common 41i Fair to Fine Choice and selec-
tons 5G5e U ib showing decline, since the beginning
of the commercial year. of 2032le p Ii. This was the
lowest point reached during the year At the close OF the
month of May advance of had been established
the lower qualities and 401e on the finer ones The
improving tendency has since been well sustained and at
the close of the year quote Lugs 34K, Inferior to
Common 494054, Fair to Fine 51afd6, and Choice and
Selections 6D7h4 q ID. Mason County has generally
| ranged at 4idS and $40 U h.
The following table will show the range Of prices on the
LIST of each month during the year:
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COTTON-The Cotton crop for the year ls5l-52 has ex
ceeaed bales (which large amount o3 bales
have found market outlet, at this port Of
the 1430l03 bales received, 81 453 brought from
ports in Alabama Florida and Texas and accounted
for in the Cotton Statements of those ports respectively
These deducted find the receipts proper for the year
in NeyOrleans to be 1872 bales The exports for the
wear amount 35 96l bales of which III 81 have been
shipped to Great Britain to France 1881 to the
North of Europe 1335SO to other foreign ports and
25S 542 to the Northern and Western markets of the
United States The stock remaining hand last evening
including all in presses and pickeres and shpboard
not cleared was 1852 bales The receipts proper at
this port for the year ending LIST Sept 1851 902o
bales The exports 99 ASS bales and the stock
mining on hand 1890 bales The increase in the
CENTS proper for this year the last is thus shown to
be 42 1870 bales and in the exports 43O3 bales while
tho stock remaining on hand 1858 bales less than that
on hand at the of last year The first bale of the
new crop of 1928 was received the LIST of August
one week later than the receipt of the first bale of the
crop of 1S552 The total receipts OF the new crop mp tt
last evening 1865 bales against 52 bales to the
| close of the preceding year.
| STATEMENT OF COTTON:
| Stock on hand Sept. 1, 1851, ..... bales. $50
Received during the year 450 loa-1 445 40;
| Exported during the year SO
| Stock on hand and shpboard not cleared LIST
| Sept, 1852 9ioa
The following table will show in round numbers. tn
total crop of the United States for each year during tn
| past ten years:
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rates for Mess on the LIST Of each month during the
lust closed

BEEF-The receipts Of Beef for the year have been
4s 1os bbs and 1O970 bhds erces against last year
34so7 bbs r. 1856 hhds and tierce and the year be-
fore $3.50 bbls hds and erces. The exports
have been sso4o bbls against last year 1850, and the
previous year 55.270.
Although the supply of Beef has exceeded that Of last
year the average price has been considerably higher
though the difference is nearly great as was observ
able in the Pork market The price for Mess In the be-
ginning of the year, s14 o0iGS15 co. but during
October and November it fell of to S13 000Sli o. 1t
has subsequently uctuated little but during the past
two months the rates have rather steady at 4 600
SIS 90 Dbl for large and small lots at which the year
closes.
LARD-The receipts of Lard for the year have been
slightly of those of last year but largely below
those of 18i950 They 124S bbls and tierces and
60019 kegs against last year 1850 Of the former and
l4s2G of the latter and the previous year 2ioI0 and
300 respectively The exports have been equal to
100 800 kegs against last year and the year
vious 1854, $40 kegs.
Prices ruled high at the beginning of the year. they
had done for five or six months previously and continued
to do throughout September though in October they de
cned 2le "a b. In November the rates further gave
way ,s for bbls and tierces and ~ D b for Kegs ant
the remainder of the old crop was sold at this decline
The new crop came into the market in January at s
and et for prime in bbs and kegs. and up to the LIST
June improved sO1e p fb on those rates The tendency
has since been upward at the close of the year
quote prime in bbls and terces at 12196D12si: and ii
kegs at 122lDl34 q . The following table will sho'
the for prime in bbs and terces and IN Kegs on IN
| lst Of each month during the year:
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BACON-The receipts of assorted Bacon during the
year amount 952 hhds and casks and $3.50 bbs and
boxes against last year 495o of the former and o5 OF
latter and $4,000 and 292l0 respectively the year
previous The receipts of Hams have been 39075 hhds
and terces against A 800 last year and 2oo0 the
before, The exports have embraced 497sS hhds and
casks Of assorted Bacon and Hams against AZ O90 the
year before, and 81 92e the year previous.
The year opened with high rates in the Bacon market
the range September being sS9s for Shoulders and
11MO12e Il tb for Sides In November Sides fell off tic
99i while Shoulders remained nearly steady, but in De
cember both articles declined and on the LIST of January
we quoted them respectively at ia and sse g H. Tht
tendency from that time was upward with some huctua
ton in May and for days in August holders realized
So and lid These extreme rates have not, however
been sustained and quotations at the close of h
year are aliDSSe for Shoulders aud 10f0lOe q ID fo
Sides We subo the rates for Shoulders and Sides OF
the 1st of each month during the year
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VIII leave WEDNESDAY, September o'clock p. NJ.
ETOR ST. LOUIS, CAIRO, H1CK- r. =
MAN MEMPHIS all Intermediate landings. fH7sEl
light swift passenger packet
PAHNEE, 81 Langhone, now in por .esesng
Poydras and will leave "a aDove Fer
freight having apply On board
| STONE " %AbWsSIf 80 sst1.s,
~ The PAwSEE will take freight for Napoleon, HeleHs New
points the Mississippi River Passengers and shippers
The Pawnee the low
I'd abe l. ,arr j;abt dr.urht
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FLOUR-The receipts of Flour during the year have
been bbls against 92o $50 last year and the
year before The exports have been bbls against
10000 last year, and 2ls, $40 the year previous
Notwithstanding the fact shown above that the receipts
of Flour during the last two years have been nearly
cqua-the excess any, being with 1S505-prices have
ruled considerably lower during the last, than the pre-
ceding year. The following table shows the prices OF
superfne Ohio and ST. Louis the LIST of each month
during the year. and quote at the close the former at
So S71s0S4 90 and the latter at 81 121a0s4 25 extra
and choice brands ranging 5of0sl q Dbl above these
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ng- The splendid and fast running passeng,
Departures OF tho Collins and Cunsrd Steamer
FROM LTYERPOOI

AMERICA, fBr.) ..for BOSTON. SATURDAY July 10
BALTIC, (Am) ..for NEW YORK.. WEDNESDAY, IA
EUROPA, (Br.). for NEW YORK. .SATURDAy n
NIAGARA, tBr.),.. for BOSTON. SATURDAY, ~
ATLANTIC, (Am.). for NEW YORK. WEDNESDAY, 49,
AFRICA Orb. for NEW YORK. :. SATURDAY, 81
CANADA, (Br) for BOSTON,. SATURDAY. August
PACIFIC, tAm.). for NEW YORK. WEDNESDAY Ii.
ASIA. Dr. for NEW YORK. SATURDAY, ID
AMERICA, (Br.). for BOSTON. ..... SATURDAY, 81
ARCTIC (Am) for NEW YORK;. WEDNESDAY, u.s..
EUROPA, (Br.)... ..or NEW YORK. SATURDAY, 49,.
Havre and Bremen Steamer.
AIS. FROM SOUTHAMPTON.
HUMBOLDT" for NEW YORK.. WEDNESDAY, July I.
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CORN-There has been small increase in the receipts
of Corn during the year the total arrivals amounting to
1892 sacks against $50 last year and 22O the
year before The exports have been S794 sacks against
last year and 1900 the year previous The past
year has not exhibited such remarkable fluctuations in
the rates of Corn did the preceding Prices have
not touched either of the extremes that then noticed
these extremes being, in 1S50-51 so and 9Oe u bushe
The average of the rates. however has been lower The
following table will show the prices of Mixed Corn the
LIST of each month during the year The closing rates
| 55057e q bushel:
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XNT ARRANTS- 81 ,665, for 40 acres, IN
Wv favor of WILLIAM ADpLEroN No. Tor % acres
THOMAS WILLIAMS; No ss sor is ,h n, s,
he Of he ven 70 ne
ants to come forth md % No Y
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TOBACCO-Thc receipts of Tobacco at this port during
the past year have reached 1915 hhds against last year
a. showing increase for the year Of hhds The
exports for the year 1902 hhds against last
54979ncrease 49, 13 hhds The exports include l3S73
to Great Britain 4,100 to France 2514 to the North
of Europe 22979 to other foreign ports and 16426 to
Northern markets The stock hand last evening
1854 hds against % 81 at the close of the previous
showing decrease of SILT hhds.
STATEMENT OF TOBACCO
Stock on hand Sent l 1851 .hhds. 23671
Received during the year oi1-lllo4l
Exported during the year 93,o9z
Stock on hand and shipboard not cleared LIST
Sept, 1852. MINIMUM. ....'.. lo''o4
The following table will show the Receipts and Exports
at this port during the last twenty years
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for 7',venty Years
Il &c Z ! I I S :


The year opened with declining Cotton Market the
downward tendency having prevailed during period Oh
eight months prices having fallen from AK to 9hs
p fb for Fair The rates continued to decline during
September and October and on the LIST of November we
quoted Middling at 65z(07, Good Middling 74(07A,
Mddlng Fair 7sS7a: and Fair S4G0s}as u tb: estab-
fishing decline during the first two months of the year
of10l44 u fb Prices rallied slightly in November, hut
fell Off again during the following month"; and the 1st
of January quotations for NIddlng 6aiGDT16
and for Fair sh0Sl4t. During the month"; however they
recovered nearly ~ D lb and remained rather steady
until the LIST of May the better qualities showing gradu
Improvement, and the market closing with April very
firmly for all grades. An upward and rapid movement
followed and the LIST of June quoted Mddling "a
8zsD9s< and Good Middling at a5SGDl0t. Prices sine
have mostly ranged within those figures but with degree
of rregularty that has rendered quotations nearly
inal At the close of the year quote follows:
nRIEANs CLASSIFICATION.
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GIGAR, MEXICAN AND PLANTATION To-
BACco The subscribers have constantly en- 6snd and io sal
COUNTY KENTUCKY, TENNESSEE AND MSSouRIwRA
AND FILTERS Tobacco hogshsas and bales selected for the
Mexican market, and for plantation nse -
81 Camp street ana &3s Tchonpitoulss street.
-rohar ballad 10 rls ts wis
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There is no means ascertain the exact product of the
Lower Mines but they may be estimated at 10000 pigs
annually.
Our port has been used depot, rather than mar
ket for Lead and the sales during the last two have
been on a most limited scale For months together we
have not had transaction to report. Still it forms an
item of considerable Importance in the business of the
city 1t furnishes fair quota of employment to our
steamboat men and draymen, commissions to our mer
chants and reghs to shipping The few sales of the
year have been made at SO T5s4 So o 100 lb the latter
rate being nominal quotation for Lower Mines at the
close
notwithstanding to the annual Coffee Statement
of Mr. H. T. Londsdale the direct imports of Rio Coffee,
during the year ending the Isl of July last were
25 bags against 27047 the year before, and 22025S
in We also received this last year 34S21 bags
Rio coastwise making total of Rio of 36o77S MIR.
ondsdale states the sales for consumption in 1s552 at
81 27S for 1S5051 345S1 and for 1S495o at 265 AS
The total exports from Rio de Janeiro from LIST May
1851 LIST May 1852 25 I9 bags against 943 9t
bags during the previous twelve months being decrease
of 117,717 bags.
The exports Rio to all ports in the United States
LIST May 1851 to list May 1852 were 907 2i bags
against III 224 bags for the period previous year
being increase of 10000 bags,
The stock of Rio Coffee all the importing ports of thu
United States 3Oh June, 1S52 estimated by Mr.
Londdale at 10000 bags period previous year 81
bags leaving decrease of $4,000 bags from which it
ascertained that the quantity taken for consumption
the United States the past year about $4,000 bags
The direct imports of Rio Coffee at this port for tn
year Just closed are 343 635 bags against 27S79 las
year and 224S1l the year before. The following tabl
shows the range prices the LIST of each month duri
the past year Our quotations. at the close Of the veal
are s. 4(GS1&t q Ii:
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pORK-The Hog cropf for the year has been a short
one as our Western friends very early in the year in
formed us would be the Yet the falling off has
hardly been so great as many led by their repre-
sensations to suppose it would be- During the last two
years. except for short period early in the present
year we have had constantly advancing market, and
prices have gone up since the LIST of September 1850 at an
average of more than half dollar per month per Dbl
The price Mess the above date in this market was
$40 25$1O 50 u bbl To-day the price is S2l 5o0SZz w
T. Dbl. .s-
The receipts of Pork during the year have been s46
bbs against last year. and 543 the year before
Ths exports have been 1ees5 bhls against last
fsAr and As 800 .hs ,s rrsYeas ghssaosing ess Mi
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BAGGING AND BALE R0PE-The receipts of the
year comprise 400 pieces of Bagging and 9o41l coils
Bale Rope, against last year 7O6l4 of the former and
105 9 of the latter and S. 100 pieces and $50 coils the
year before.
We give below the ruling rates of both articles on the
LIST of each month during the past year at the close of
which we quote Powerloom Begging at 13'4 l3a$. and
No. l Rope at Ae
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September 81 JANUARY ~ !sGG44
A6l64 February June. 5s
November 3eg4A March, Al July GG5
GliX april 81
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SUGAR-The receipts of Sugar from the Interior for
the year just closed embrace hhds against last
wear 1362le and 14i the year before The exports
have been 6o6 hhds against 900 last year and 90 $50
the previous year The receipts from Cuba have been
2506 boxes against 291oo last year, and from Brazil
q go bags boxes against last year. 2oo The crop
in Louisiana the year according the able statement
of Mr. Champonier embraces 236547 hhds produced
follows:
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NEW oRLEANs CATTLE MARKET.

JEFFERSON Cry,
Tuesday Evening, August 81, 1852
The supply of Texas Beeves is mostly Of better quality
than offered for time past. The supply of Western
stock is ample Prices firm ut quotations:
BEEF CATTLE Zine Westerly .5iaD6$c p Ii net
-. (Tczas, etc. ............... 3dl5c y Ii net
Hoes dSc o. Ii net
aHEEp. SO 0odas3 90 p head
Much Cows. f25ios4s q head
CALVES AND YEAsLIsGs. johDSS 90 n head
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LIST OF VESSELS IN PORT NOT CLEARED

GEEDS FOR FALL OF lS52.-We are 4
~ now In receipt Of ustnlmsnt NEW SEEDS for
nd u 81 "a
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B.aLIzE.

EOR SOUTHWEST PASS, BALIzE ~.
and all Intermediates iaHsings- The yegrlnr
n,ek.t steamer n ASHTON, Capt Faeof,
- above EVERY SATURDAY NOR at taead q Y
frE IS Returning enfs Alternately the Baizs md
soat ege Monday At ~ eitg
rrae lava darfs y i5
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EY.oYlst's Safe Company.

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made entire principle We hrst form case
en tho liquid ta aud
tatle to the shse drill and Capable Of resisting as oosoi ne
sedge 70 scientific, only Mature an
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with perhaps less effort than required 10
them Neither make an IMP
solid lined with proof wall
We hesitate in that these SAFES seeaTsd Win
EMPIRE DRILL AND POWDER PROOF COMBINATION BANk
only really depository M
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Bank They all the work of eeha ISM
broken experience has demonstrated .
short notice SAt and
VAULTS, for Banking
Of which will be warranted pHand fowdf
Proof. when with Lilies BANK Locks -,
loe together wish DAY Newes
Psausopc snk Lock the Office Of w. W. Nc.
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VTcKsBURG.5

VIII leave FRIDAY, september q, o'clock
L.OR VIGKSBURG, WARRENTDN,
NEw CARTHAGE, GRAND GULF, RODNEY.
WATERPROOF, EATCtlEz, BAYOU aAR and All
lannss-R-Enr Steamer
IyCIsEE-EvERY FRIDAY EVENING. at oelocf--Thc me
paseHgs GLENDY BURKE MASTER wil lssse e
above. apply toard or %
stysete UNION fosrl
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CONSIGNEEs.


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ADJUSTMENTS.

VTARIETIEs THEATRE .--Bene6t Of JOHN
" c.Ipgs THURSDAY EVENING. s4ptsmber z-Eotr-
will consist Farce Of che WITTY WEE ise
HIGHLAND FLING by Mics Courtney he o. VI
FIX RfIfgAS t;aisiord's sbsgrdi Of RAk fah! BAR
Characters Cbaes ond Davis Mis- tl MIS- DAVIS a
Anisieurs t open stf eornmenes at SEPT
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NTEW ORLEANS FEMAJE SEMINARY. q,
REMOVALS.

ID EMOVAL.-W. N. ROGERS, Propri T-r
Il y the Fashion Stables, having removed the
Building recently erected nj No 1874 rsve
street aonne and Phippa woad be pleased to h
frend prepared cer them IL his line
Buggy Horses and Bnsge hire and
Stable Stalls sor Horses or Livery anl6 I'm
I'd ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS & Co. have Temporal
y ry from Common street TO No "a Com
street. mSo
ID EMOVAL.-R. H. MARI, Attorney at Law.
y II ST. Charles street to NO. ~ Comp st
stairs ma ~
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The fluctuations in the price of Sugar have been much
greater during this year than the previous and have
reached much lower point At the opening of the year
quoted Fair at 64064t q h. from which the rates
gradually fell off until February, on the LIST of which
month the quotation for Fair 31aO44 T. ID Since
that date however, steady improvement has prevailed
and the close of the year quote follows: Com
mon 1.f05,4, Fair 3aGD6 Prime and Choice 6AM6e4e
q b. The following the rates for Fair the list Of
each month during the year:
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Per steamship from ndianSa md GaysonM Ross Mrs
nud Iady Powell and lady Smith Chandler Edwards
Stuart Hart Ford Brown Maj Munson Judge TIane Rev Mr.
Ns.han Thiele Reneh Sanford, IarnanBud 10 on dssh
psr lin crwssv, fpm NswTsgg-sd In s!ssrsss.
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Will leave WEDNESDAY. September /. ut O'Clock p.
TIyOR SHREVEPORT, GRAND EcoRE Rsg ID,
AND ALEX ANDFIA-The very Light fllse 80
drsught steamer GU ADALUPE, VIM. Kay master
leave During the low water the WI
freight upper with the privilege Of Ieshnerg
For freight. passage, apply on board: Or e
au303t Y. II. POSiisOf q Co, 81 tjravsr street