New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-10-27
NEW ORLEANS MARKETS.
sEMI-wEEKLY nEvIEw.

NEW ORLEANS MARKETS.
MI-wEEKLY REVIEW.
CasscgNr OrrIcE, =
Wednesday Morning, October ~, 1852
Our general market has remained without any striking
change during the past three days. the leading features
being the gradual increase Of business in the Sugar Mar
ket and the heavy arrivals Of Cotton Western produce
has continued to in slowly, but there is but
tring demand for most articles the rates not i'm
proved by the small amount offering Provisions have
been especially dull and Pork has undergone further
decline Bacon Sides have also slightly given in price
Whisky has slightly improved. Exchange continues dull
The Bremen steamer Washington to have left South
ampton the 18th instant and is fully due at New
York. with three days later intelligence from Liverpool
The Cunard steamer Niagara is also due at Halifax with
accounts Liverpool to the 10th instant and her
nouncement by telegraph hourly expected The prox
unity the by these steamers has had some effect
in checking business during the last day two At the
hour closing report nothing has been heard Of either
Of them
CoTToN-We left the Cotton Market, at the close of
last review with very animated appearance, the
sales Friday having reached the large amount of
bales at firm prices. On Saturday several buyers
forward but their operations not extensive the
larger proportion Of the transactions being for Northern
account and the sales did not exceed $500 bales still at
firm rates On Monday there but little change, and
business also being in measure suspended in honor of
the memory of Mr. Webster only about 1000 bales changed
hands Yesterday however, the market sgan active
and $500 bales found purchasers making total for the
three days of 10000 bales taken principally for England
aud Northern markets Thereceps Of the three days
have been 2s6 bales against 1924 bales for tho
responding period last year and the total receipts at this
port since the LIST September have been 269596 bales
against to the date last year. showing in
crease Of 81 531 bales. We quote as follows;
NEW ORLEANS CLASSIFICATION.
Inferior. 10 iMiddling Fair. .10M0--
Ordinary .......8 1afD o Fair .101sID10I
Middng egg szGo Good l Fair ~. ,s9
COTTON AND TOBACCO sTkTEMErT.
stock on hand Sept 1852 sass 1''''e' hhas
Received since. ..r., :. .2s522o $3.50
yesterday 49,. 4s76=26a59e A. $3.50
279l2S 243Io
Exported to date. So. .1127e2 e,5s5
-. yesterday 80. S,s66-116,62s 9O2f= 1887
Stock on hand not cleared. $50. .lS250O 1888
T0BACCO-There has been only moderate inquiry in
the Tobacco Market during the last three days. the sales
embracing about 400 hhds the larger portion of which
private terms We have heard Of nothing to in
dictate change in prices though factors have generally
held their stocks at firm prices The receipts have been
very limited We still quote: Lugs 4D5 Leaf Infe-
| rior to Common 5kf05a; Fair to Fine $4,000
Choice and Selections 6Aase % fb. The only particu
of sales that have obtained 40 hhds at g. and
| SO at 5adGD616@ q H. a
sUGAR-The receipts of Sugar have continued to in
crease and meet with fair demand at about the pre-
vious range of prices The sales include the following
lots On Saturday, "a hhs Fair at AZ, 10 at g. and 16
Prime at 5G Monday, sc Inferior 33. II Fair at
49, 20 mostly Prime at sd. and 26 Clarified Yellow at
l116e, and yesterday 20 hhds Fair at 42S Prime
| 57S; and 10 Clarified at Ts4e p fb.
Receipts of the three days. 236 hhds-exports 12hhd
MOLASSES-Prices continued with downward ten
deucy at the opening Of the market and the sales Of
Saturday made at decline of 1724 q gallon below
our last quotations On Monday however, the demand
was active and they rallied somewhat though but only
portion Of the decline recovered the closing rates
the day being 251a@25Xe u gallon. Yesterday about
500 bbs sold at 251s2se the sales of the thre.
days summing up 1900 bbs.
Receipts of the three days SAC bbs--exports, 1876.
| FL0UR--We have no improvement to notice in The
Flour Market for the past three days. the demand having
continued very moderate and prices barely sustained
At the time, have actual decline to report
The gales embrace about 5000 bbls including 1900 il
lots Saturday. mostly at 81 o5 bb tor Ohio
and "a 1o0s4 25 for Illinois and st. Louis brands
1900 Monday and yesterday, at about the rang
/ for Superfne, and 81 coast rs for Extra st. Louis.
Receipts of the three days. 1894 bbs-exports 3039.
| GRAINThere has been rather more inquiry for Corn
but the transactions yet moderate scale. TIL
sales of the three days including 1900 sacks taken eser
/ day up about 5000 sacks; at range of 55G58S
bushe for Mixed to good Yellow and White and includ
alot of 700 sacks at 500 q bushel Oats have
tnued scarce and the rates firm at 39Oa4oq y bushel 70
st. Louis The only sale of Wheat of any moment tina
we have noticed 800 Sacks barely PRIME at SOC
4 bushel. Bran has sold very slowly at 82fDS5e
/ 100 lbs.
Receipts of Corn the three days. 1882
| $50.
i PROVISIONS-The Provision Market has presented
dull appearance during the last three days. and the eadn
articles have undergone further decline Pork has sol
to the extent of 800 900 bbs nearly all at SIS so
Dbl for Mess in round lots and $16 0S16 25 for retail
parcels Bacon has gone off very slowly at reduced rates
the transactions having been limited to few retail sale
lattery at S8iae D ii for Sides Shoulders have re
tailed mostly at 707t and Hams at 1oD14f u it 70
good bagged to Extra and Choice Sugar-cured. Bee
has been steady with sales of few small lots ut 14
SIS bb and 81 75DSs y half Dbl for Mess, and S12
Il G$1S % Dbl for Prime Lard has been dull the sale
including few small lots of kegs at and 1000 keg
Ordinary at 100 - Ii. Yesterday however, there wa
rather movement in the article and noticed sale
Of 1900 kegs No. ct 100 % b, and $50 bbs and tierce
of the same rate 49,. Western Butter has RENAME
without material alteration at 15D20$ y h. according
quality Cheese has ranged mostly at saf0ss4$ q
latter rate having been realized for 81 boxes Wester
/. Reserve, on Monday.
RICE-The imports Of this article are still limited an
+ small sales of Carolina at 6O61k$ y Ii. furth'
cargo arrived yesterday from Charleston by the Brig Pa
Alto.
WHIsKY-The market for this article has shown
slight Improvement the sales of the three days embraciI
some 600 bbs including, on Saturday, $50 Rectifed
1873, and on Monday 1oO in lots at 1896 y gallon.
RS Receipts OF the three days. ia bbs-exports, 81.
" GUNNY BAds-The asking rates for round lots of th
article have been s0S4, while for small parcels holde
have realized S1s4. We have heard of sales of a.
! moment.
: HEMP-No sales are yet reported in our market.
If quote Dew-rotted, noninally, at $s6O$ss % ton.
= SALT-Wc noticed on Saturday cargo sale Of 81
sacks Liverpool 6oo Fine and 5000 Coarse bleached)
800 round, and heard of embracing 1000 sacks
day at about the rate OF Turks Island motto
yesterday two cargoes sold embracing $4,000 bushels
about go " bushe There two other cargoes yet
: the market.
Z CoFFEE-The demand in the Coffee market has c,
tnued moderate though rather better and the sales
the three days have been limited to 5000 bags Rio
range Of 81 0sa4, but mostly at skt6sss$ p lb. Tn
have been three arrivals from Rio de Janeiro since
last with cargoss embracing 13 l23 bags and making