New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-09-11
Hayre and Bremen Steamers.
NEW ORLEANS MARKETS.


Except in the staples Of Cotton and Tobacco there has
been animation in general market during the week
Just closed For the two articles named there has been
good speculative demand the inquiry for the former hay
ing been rather active throughout the week while the
latter has been active and dull by turns Flour and
Grain have arrived very slowly, and in quantities too
limited to admit operations any considerable extent
Provisions of all kinds have been dull Freighs have d
vanced, and the tendency is still upward Exchange has
been dull with increased of bills on the mar
ket, and the rates have not been sustained
We yesterday received advices from Liverpool to the
2sh ut by the steamer Europa accounts by the Arctic
to the 25th having previously to hand The Liver
pool Cotton market had been quiet during the week end
ing the 2sh and hs sales reached barely 1000 bales of
which spectators had taken 9O0O and exporters $500
bales The quotations. given by the Arctic, were as
follows: Fair Orleans e146e1z Middling Orleans 55s
Fair Uplands, e061 and Midding Uplands, 51sO5sSd
q b, at which rates the closed on the 2sth The
Europa brings report Of the Have Cotton market to the
25h ut stating the sales of the week. ending on that
day at 5000 bales prices having advanced 12 francs
The next steamer due from Europe is the Humboldt
which was to have left Southampton NewYork on tho
1st inst The Cunard steamer Europa to have left
Liverpool on the 4th instant for Boston, ria Halifax and
her adyces may be expected nearly soon as the Hum
bodts
Our weather has been pleasant during the week with
occasional rain The health the city continues excel
lent,
C0TT0N-The improved appearance of the Cotton
market noticed in last weekly review, continued on
Saturday when buyers forward freely and took 100
bales at though somewhat irregular prices On Monday
the demand still active and though factors gener-
ally put up their rates s0As they succeeded getting
of nearly 1900 bales These transactions the most
desirable lists from the market and Tuesday though
the demand still good the sales were limited to 400
bales the closing rates exhibiting further Improvement
particularly for the Middlng qualities Factors tables
were better supplied on Wednesday although their
pretensons still more stringent the days sales en-
braced 2100 bales, leaving but few lots in the market
On Thursday the demand was moderate and with quite
limited supply the sales reached barely 1000 bales and
yesterday only 900 bales TAKEN making the total
business of the week 5000 bales by the largest of the
and exceeding the business any week since the
middle of June last The receipts at this port since the
1st instant have been 47 bales against 9737 to the
date last year, showing increase of 74o bales
The receipts Of the week bales against $3.50 for
the corresponding week last year We advance quo
tations follows though yesterdays rates were quite
Irregular and at the close it would have been difficult to
find buyers at our outside figures:
ORLEANS CLASSIFICATION.
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES was 1air inquiry IN the TOBACCO
Market on ana the sales embraced about 2oo
hhd put on MONDAY anu TUESDAY there was very little
aolng' anu oare oo mas were taken oufins the Two
days On wednesday, however there was more ANNA
on anu aoout zoo hnds were disposed or On Thursday
demand sprang up which resulted in sales OF
ooo anu about on hhds were sold making
inc weeks business lOoo hhds Prices continue firm but
"'noa' any material ateraon and We continue to quote
as ioaoMs Jugs oA0a1s Leaf Interior to Common
stt0ois sair " rine, o7aGOoM Choice ndseections
oMs0.2a mason ooun'y, 460s5se v lb We notice the
VI saies ~ hhds at 3I 70 at "A
-, ~ u. ~ ~ ~ at 51s % at u at 10
~ - az u az oo as 20 at Oh 10 at AZ,
~ ~ Nv ~ ~ ~, AZ = ~ ut Al, OF at IA
% az "a IN ~ y, anu 60 d. o7ss q ID
- -, rs. 4. ts'''' anu transactions
have been mostly limited to retail lots during the week.